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How are there network effects in delivery apps? It's a bipartite graph, and the number of restaurant companies is tiny compared to the number of users.

Once an app reaches critical mass for a location, the restaurants all go where the users are.

So weird. I never even heard of that one. I've been using Seamless forever which was bought by GrubHub years ago but it has a strong brand in NYC.

+1 for Seamless in the city, at least within my family/close friends. Might be because NYC has a strong fast delivery network within most restaurants and doesn't truly need a decentralized delivery network. The big draw to these apps to most of my friends has been the delivery of previously undeliverable food (Chipotle, McDonalds etc).

EatStreet or GrubHub here