GrubHub Now Delivers Taco Bell Nationwide
Looking for your nightly Taco Bell fix but don’t want to get up off the couch? GrubHub is here to the rescue. Taco Bell is now offering nationwide delivery in partnership with GrubHub. The chain has previously tried its hand at delivery in a partnership with DoorDash as well, however, its GrubHub partnership will operate at a much larger scale.
Taco Bell officially announced nationwide delivery via GrubHub today. It’s offering free delivers for all orders over $12 excluding tax for a limited time. To make the entire experience faster, Taco Bell has integrated its sales system directly into the GrubHub app. This means that pickups are timed to the moment an order is ready so that it can be delivered to the customer hot and fresh.
A US partnership between Yum! Brands and GrubHub was announced last year to speed up online ordering for pickup and delivery. That partnership has now resulted in this delivery service. GrubHub says that it will add extra drivers in areas near a Taco Bell location so that the orders can be delivered to customers faster.
Customers looking to place an order can visit tacobell.com and enter their zip code before they’re redirected to GrubHub. They could also do the same through GrubHub’s website or its mobile app to place an order at the nearest Taco Bell restaurant with delivery available.
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