just-eat.com Reviews

Newest Review: ... as Indian or Chinese. It then shows you the menu in sub headings, so you can click through and choose for example by noodle ... more
Customer just-eat.com Reviews (19)

by - written on 28/01/13 (Useful, 99 readings)
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I have been a bit naughty this January and have already had two takeaways via this website. Just Eat is a huge directory of takeaways, you just enter your postcode, and it comes up with the nearest takeaways that deliver or you can collect in your area. You can then filter it down by genre of food such as Indian or Chinese. It then shows you the menu in sub headings, so you can click through and choose for example by noodle dishes, rice, side orders and starters. Tick the box of the food you want, and it comes up on a total showing you the prices adding up as it goes. This feature is very helpful so you dont end up spending too much. When you have finished ... Read the complete review

by - written on 10/06/12 (Very useful, 285 readings)
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Like most of us, I try not to have too many takeaways for both health and financial reasons. Everybody's human though and for those times when you're shattered, you've been out all day, you've got no food in the fridge and so on sometimes a takeaway delivered to your door is just what the doctor ordered! Ever since I discovered Just Eat a few years ago, I've never order a takeaway any other way. Its so easy and convenient and takes all the unpredictability out of the equation. I'm sure most of us have had a few ramdom experiences where you've ordered a tikka masala with naan and seven vindaloos show up an hour later! This avoids a lot of the hassle of ... Read the complete review

by - written on 12/05/12 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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My husband and I were new to the area and we didn't really know what takeaway places were local to us. A few online searches revealed a wealth of eateries in our neighbourhood, but it was taking us a while to work out which ones were open at that time, whether they would deliver the food to us, how much it would cost, etc. So when I came across Just-Eat during my online searching, it seemed like the perfect tool for what we needed. The website is www.just-eat.com and you have to register to use it, which doesn't take long but in my opinion it's just another thing to sign up to so that they can send you spam. Once you are signed up you can select 'no' to ... Read the complete review

by - written on 07/05/12 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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My husband and I started using Just-Eat a couple of years ago. There were only a select few of our local takeaways on the site but it has now expanded a LOT. The idea is that you visit their website (just-eat.com) and type in the first half of your postcode. Their database will then either ask you to confirm that you live in a certain area (due to similar postcodes) or it will take you directly to the menus of your local area. You have to sign up to Just-Eat, but this is very handy because it doesn't require some useless profile of your favourite takeaways to share with the world. It remembers your address and previous takeaways AND previous orders. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 26/02/12 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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Just-Eat was founded in Denmark in 2000, and was launched in the UK in March 2006. It now also operates out of The Netherlands, Ireland, Canada and India. Just-Eat is a quick and easy way to order a delivery or takeaway in your local area. It is ideal for people new to an area with no local knowledge of what is available, or people who just want something a little different. Many local takeaways do not have websites, and it can be impossible to order food on a busy evening when the phone is often engaged, they are too busy to answer the phone or they can't really understand what you are ordering or your address due to the noise in the background. This website ... Read the complete review
