Andri A G.
Google
I’m genuinely disappointed by how poorly Uber Eats has handled my experience as an Uber One member. I have an active annual membership that renews in June 2026 for £49.99, yet the promised benefits don’t seem to work at all. I was still charged delivery and service fees, and when I contacted support to understand why, the chatbot told me I needed to place an order first before anyone could help.
So I pushed through an order, only to have the same fees added again and receive food that arrived cold, stale, and barely edible. After that, I spent hours in the in-app help section going through endless automated prompts that led absolutely nowhere. When I finally managed to reach someone another day, I was told they couldn’t assist because the order was no longer live, which completely contradicts what I had been told before. The chat was closed, and I was told to start over and explain everything again.
Not once was I offered a discount, refund, or even an apology despite wasting time, money, and patience on a membership that isn’t working as advertised. This isn’t the first time I’ve raised issues like this, but the most recent one has been by far the worst. It’s disheartening to see such a large company show so little care for its customers.
I’ve now decided to cancel my membership and stop using Uber Eats altogether. I’ll be moving over to Just Eat, which handles complaints quickly, refunds without argument when things go wrong, and actually treats customers with respect. Uber Eats should take a serious look at how it handles both product reliability and customer service, because right now, it’s falling well below expectations.