GrubHub owned online delivery in Chicagoland five years before Uber was even founded, and still does a better job than UberEats.
I believe it also owns Seamless, and a couple of other services like Eat24.
Seamless / Grubhub was a relatively equal merger - they just use the Grubhub brand most places outside of NYC.
Uber isn’t even #1 in the space, let alone the only one.
In Boston, I've used Eat24, GrubHub, Doordash, but never Uber for food. I actually didn't realize how popular it was until this article.
Seattle, actually.
I’ve seen some restaurants with more than one tablet from the same delivery company. Couldn’t understand that, surely one tablet can handle multiple orders?