Enormous marketshare on the East Coast of the US both on the restaurant and customer side, due to operating there for 20yrs. GH also has 10-20% share in most cities, so this acquisition would put Eats comfortably ahead of their main competitor DD.
Wow, I had no idea Grubhub has been around since 2004!
And Seamless, who they bought/merged with has been around since 1999!
GrubHub is also public, and therefore has a harder time burning piles of cash compared to its competitors (looking at you, DoorDash).
They just have the normal sauces from the menus on the site, but if you call the restaurants directly they can add special sauces per your request.
Can confirm - only native restaurant sauces are supported. Special sauces must be sourced from your own internal sources.