Don't fill up on apps

from Abby Eats St. Louis · host Abby Llorico/5 On Your Side

We're delivering on our promise to help you navigate through the food world during this pandemic, including things to consider before ordering through an app. We'll tell you why some restaurateurs call the services "exploitative," as well as what the big companies are doing to help local restaurants right now. Plus, how restaurants are dabbling in their own technology, and why a couple of St. Louis-centric delivery companies say they do it right. For our web story on this topic, click here. For a list of restaurants offering curbside and altered service, click here. For information on 569DINE, click here. For information on Food Pedaler, click here. Follow us on Instagram: Abby Eats St. Louis Email us: [email protected]

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