Anyone using grubhub or foodler?

[soulbyproxy]

I've been using them for years. My question is, do you leave negative reviews for things that you didn't like?

For places where I've ordered once and the food was crap, I don't care. But for places that I use a lot and happen to find something they suck at making, I'm kind of leery of saying anything bad.


Is this just a quick way to get a place to fuck with your food the next time around?

These buffalo wings make me want to kill someone.

 

[Jon]

I used to love grubhub, but I switched to Seamless/SeamlessWeb. Way better.

 

[Paper_Chase]

I've been using them for years. My question is, do you leave negative reviews for things that you didn't like?

For places where I've ordered once and the food was crap, I don't care. But for places that I use a lot and happen to find something they suck at making, I'm kind of leery of saying anything bad.


Is this just a quick way to get a place to fuck with your food the next time around?

These buffalo wings make me want to kill someone.

I've thought about this as well. Why don't these sites just give you the option of posting an anonymous review?

 

[DewChugr]

I doubt the kids making or delivering your food care to waste their time reading reviews. They only care about the tips.