Every European food delivery app reviewed
Berlin, Germany
Delivery and service fees are not shown on the pages we read. The page states a price guarantee: pay the same at home as in the restaurant.
Demo on request
Best for: Diners in Germany who want the widest restaurant choice from a German operator
Lieferando is the German storefront of a restaurant marketplace, and the imprint names yd. yourdelivery GmbH, entered in Berlin as HRB 118099. The English homepage counts 35.000+ places, and an order can be delivered or collected, paid online or in cash. Loyalty stamps and a price guarantee are part of the offer.
Lieferando shows its group ties openly in the legal text. The brand logos belong to Takeaway.com Central Core B.V., the privacy statement names Takeaway.com Group B.V. as controller, and the corporate pages report a 2025 acquisition by Prosus. Fees do not appear on the pages we read, and the statement allows transfers to countries without an adequate level of protection.
What Lieferando does well
- German operator with full imprint and Handelsregister number
- 35.000+ places listed
- Pay online or with cash
- Price guarantee against restaurant prices
- Delivery or collection
Where Lieferando falls short
- Fees not shown on the pages read
- Group ownership by Prosus not fully explained in the pages read
- Privacy statement allows transfers to non-adequate countries
- Germany only
Standout feature. Lieferando combines the largest venue count in this category, 35.000+ places, with a German commercial register entry.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Fees are not shown on the pages we read. The page promises that you pay the same at home as in the restaurant.
Demo on request
Best for: Diners in the Netherlands who want a local marketplace with many chains
Thuisbezorgd is the Dutch ordering site of Takeaway.com, and its colophon names Takeaway.com European Operations B.V. in Amsterdam, KVK 69769753. The homepage lists chains such as McDonald's, KFC, Domino's Pizza, Burger King and Subway beside local restaurants, and counts 13.000+ places including grocery stores.
Thuisbezorgd prints its support hours on the colophon, Monday to Wednesday 9:00 to 23:00 and later at the end of the week. Its controller is the group entity Takeaway.com Group B.V., and the Prosus acquisition of 2025 applies here as well. Fees are not shown, and the service covers the Netherlands only on this domain.
What Thuisbezorgd does well
- Amsterdam entity with KVK and VAT number
- 13.000+ places listed
- Chains and local restaurants together
- Grocery stores included
- Support hours published
Where Thuisbezorgd falls short
- Fees not shown on the pages read
- Prosus ownership open point
- Data controller is a group entity
- Netherlands only
Standout feature. Thuisbezorgd puts takeaway chains, neighbourhood restaurants and grocery stores into one Dutch list with published support hours.
Wrocław, Poland
Fees are not shown on the pages we read. The terms list the payment operators used for online payment.
Demo on request
Best for: Poles and expats in Polish cities who order restaurant food
Pyszne.pl is run by sto2 Sp. z o.o. in Wrocław, which the legal page registers under KRS 0000344195 with NIP 6152007726. The homepage lists 14 000+ places and offers payment online or in cash. Lunch cards appear among the supported payment methods.
Pyszne.pl lists the payment operators named in its terms: PayU, PayPal, Sofort and Android Pay through Adyen. The terms send disputes about the service to the court competent under Polish law. Group ownership is the same Prosus point as at Lieferando, several legal pages exist in Polish only, and fees are not printed.
What Pyszne.pl does well
- Polish company with KRS and NIP numbers
- 14 000+ places listed
- Cash or online payment
- Named payment operators
- Disputes under Polish law
Where Pyszne.pl falls short
- Fees not shown on the pages read
- Prosus ownership open point
- Poland only
- Legal pages partly in Polish
Standout feature. Pyszne.pl names its online payment operators and Polish dispute court in the terms, which makes the money side easy to audit.
Vienna, Austria
Fees are not shown on the pages we read. The page offers a sign-up for free delivery without naming a price.
Demo on request
Best for: Diners in Vienna and other Austrian cities
Mjam now sits behind the foodora.at domain, and the imprint names Foodora Austria GmbH, Barichgasse 38 in Vienna, FN 309771x. The site offers delivery, pickup and shops, and a banner invites visitors to sign up for free delivery without naming a price. The interface runs in German and English.
Mjam is a member of the Delivery Hero group, and the imprint says Delivery Hero SE holds 100% of the Austrian company. The pages we read do not state the headquarters of Delivery Hero SE. A second imprint entity, Delivery Hero Dmart Austria GmbH, sells products on the platform, and neither venue counts nor fees are shown.
What Mjam does well
- Vienna entity with Firmenbuch number
- Delivery, pickup and shops in one app
- Imprint names all shareholders above 25%
- German and English interface
- Free-delivery sign-up
Where Mjam falls short
- Venue count not shown
- Fees not shown
- Brand changed to foodora
- Parent location not stated in the pages read
Standout feature. Mjam is the only marketplace here whose imprint states the parent shareholding at 100% in plain text.
Not stated on the pages we read, Estonia
Fees are not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: People already using Bolt for rides who want delivery in the same app
Bolt Food is the delivery service inside the Bolt app, and the page footer reads © 2026 Bolt Technology OÜ. The homepage describes the product as favourite food delivered fast and shows it beside rides, scooters, car-sharing, Bolt Market groceries and Bolt for Business. The site has separate sign-up pages for couriers and merchants.
Bolt Food leaves more open than any other entry in this category. The terms and privacy pages returned only a page title when we fetched them, so address, registry number and data controller are unverified. Ownership is not stated, fees are not shown and the pages do not say which cities have food delivery.
What Bolt Food does well
- Estonian OÜ named in the footer
- Rides, delivery and groceries in one app
- Operates across many EU countries
- Merchant and courier sign-up pages
- Dutch, English and other languages
Where Bolt Food falls short
- Legal pages not readable here
- No fees shown
- Ownership not stated
- Food delivery city list not shown
Standout feature. Bolt Food is the only tool in this category that sits in a ride-hailing app, so one install covers taxis and takeaway.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The page states 'Altijd lage prijzen' and 'Altijd gratis bezorgd' (always free delivery). No price list is shown.
Demo on request
Best for: Households that want weekly groceries delivered rather than restaurant meals
Picnic describes itself as a supermarket on wheels, and the privacy statement names Picnic Technologies B.V., Van Marwijk Kooystraat 15 in Amsterdam, KvK 62812696. Customers order in the app, and the homepage promises low prices, fresh produce and always free delivery. The line Picnic Kookt offers meals prepared in a kitchen in Amsterdam.
Picnic serves three countries, with German customers handled by Picnic GmbH and French customers by Picnic SA. The privacy statement lists Dutch group companies such as Picnic Fulfillment B.V. and Picnic Hubs B.V., and section 7 covers data use outside Europe. Shareholders are not named, there is no list of restaurants, and the pages are Dutch.
What Picnic does well
- Amsterdam entity with KvK and BTW number
- Delivery stated as free
- Three countries
- Own meal line
- Producers sourced directly, per the homepage
Where Picnic falls short
- No restaurants
- No price list on the pages read
- Shareholders not named
- Dutch pages only
Standout feature. Picnic is the only grocer here that states always free delivery and runs under one brand in three countries.
Munich, Germany
The page states free delivery ('Immer kostenlose Lieferung'), a first order without delivery cost and an Xtra membership. A basket comparison shows 66,93 EUR at Knuspr against 70,02 EUR at REWE and 69,70 EUR at EDEKA (everyday products, as of 28.10.26).
Demo on request
Best for: Berlin-area households that want groceries within hours
Knuspr is an online grocer whose imprint names Großer Kern GmbH, Tal 30 in Munich, HRB 256048, with managing directors Lorenz Diederichs and Richard Harris Jr. The imprint also carries the organic control number DE-ÖKO-060. Delivery starts from three hours, and the page states free delivery.
Knuspr advertises an Xtra membership at 32% savings, 10% off own brands and organic items, and a section for rescued food. The homepage compares a basket at 66,93 EUR against REWE at 70,02 EUR and EDEKA at 69,70 EUR, dated 28.10.26, which is the vendor's own test. The owner is not named and fees beyond free delivery are not shown.
What Knuspr does well
- Munich entity with HRB number
- Free delivery stated
- Delivery from 3 hours
- Organic range with control number
- Own brands
Where Knuspr falls short
- No restaurants
- Owner not stated
- Price comparison is the vendor's own
- Area visible only after address entry
Standout feature. Knuspr is the only grocer here that prints a dated basket comparison against two named supermarket chains.
Oslo, Norway
New customers get free delivery for 3 months if they order every other week or more. Other fees are not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Norwegian households that want regular grocery delivery
Oda delivers groceries in Norway, and its terms name Oda Norway AS, organisation number 912 262 510, Kjølberggata 31 in Oslo. The trademark belongs to Oda Group Services AS, organisation number 927 939 460. New customers receive free delivery for three months if they order every other week or more.
Oda lists category counts on the homepage, for instance 595 fruit and vegetable items, and offers gift cards, business accounts and prepared dinners. The terms regulate bottle returns with Infinitum AS and a withdrawal right exercised by letter or email. Norway is in the EEA but not the EU, the pages are in Norwegian only, and owners are not named.
What Oda does well
- Norwegian AS with organisation numbers
- Free delivery for 3 months for new customers
- Large grocery range
- Business accounts
- Clear withdrawal and return terms
Where Oda falls short
- Norway only
- Norwegian text only
- Fees after promotion not shown
- Not a restaurant marketplace
Standout feature. Oda writes bottle returns and the right of withdrawal into its Norwegian terms, a level of consumer detail the other grocers here do not show.
Dundee, United Kingdom
Stores set their own minimum spend, averaging about 10 GBP according to the page. Delivery fees are not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: UK customers who want quick delivery from their local shop
Snappy Shopper brings goods from local shops, and its terms name Snappy Shopper Ltd, registered in Scotland as SC583375, Unit 29 Camperdown Street, Dundee. A customer enters a postcode, picks a nearby store and can receive the order in as little as 30 minutes. Same-day and nominated-day delivery are both offered.
Snappy Shopper lists milk, eggs, bread, snacks, soft drinks, alcohol, newspapers, pet food and household goods. Each store sets its own minimum spend, about 10 GBP on average according to the page. Restaurants are not part of the range, fees are not shown, ownership is not stated, and the UK relies on an adequacy decision outside the EEA.
What Snappy Shopper does well
- Scottish company with registered number
- Delivery from 30 minutes
- Supports local shops
- Same day and nominated day
- Alcohol and household goods included
Where Snappy Shopper falls short
- No restaurants
- Fees not shown
- Depends on local store
- Owner not stated
Standout feature. Snappy Shopper turns the shop at the end of the street into the delivery partner, so the retail relationship stays local.
Paris, France
Prices are not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Parisians who want ready-made meals rather than restaurant orders
Frichti sells ready-made meals that it prepares itself, and the terms name New Frichti SAS, 9 rue George et Maï Politzer in Paris, RCS 980 197 388, share capital 50 000 EUR. The president is the company Deleev, RCS 809 245 889. The landing page promises delivery in 15 minutes, noted as the average observed in Paris and the inner suburbs.
Frichti also sells to employers under the name Frichti At Work, with a connected fridge, a Cantine 2.0, a cafeteria and catering. The page claims 400 000 food lovers and a rating of 4,7/5, both the vendor's own figures. Prices are not shown, delivery outside the inner area takes a few hours, and the pages are in French.
What Frichti does well
- French SAS with RCS number
- 15-minute average in Paris
- Business canteen and fridge offers
- Own meals, not intermediaries
- French consumer terms published
Where Frichti falls short
- Paris region only
- No third-party restaurants
- No prices on pages read
- French only
Standout feature. Frichti is the one tool in this category that cooks its own meals and also stocks office fridges.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Prices and delivery fees are not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Dutch households that want an online supermarket with a Dutch entity
Crisp (online supermarket) is the grocer at crisp.nl, and its privacy statement names Crisp B.V., Lizzy Ansinghstraat 163-4 in Amsterdam, KvK 71482288. It is not the customer messaging software of the same name. Customers order through the website or the app in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Crisp B.V. may share data with other Crisp companies for delivery, and the statement names Crisp Logistics BV and Crisp BV for Belgian customers. The cookie banner says Crisp and six partners collect identifiers such as the IP address for targeted advertisements, and the choice can be changed at the foot of any page. Prices and fees are not shown.
What Crisp (online supermarket) does well
- Amsterdam entity with KvK number
- Belgian entities named
- Privacy statement names group companies
- Customer rating shown
- Change cookie choice anytime
Where Crisp (online supermarket) falls short
- Few product facts in pages read
- No prices shown
- Targeted advertising cookies
- Groceries only
Standout feature. Crisp (online supermarket) names separate Dutch and Belgian legal entities in a single privacy statement.
Stockholm, Sweden
Prices are not shown on the pages we read.
Demo on request
Best for: Diners who want discounted surplus food and restaurants that want a European ordering system
Karma is provided by Karmalicious AB, whose privacy policy gives Mailbox 163, 111 73 Stockholm, organisation number 559020-0050. The service began as a way to buy takeaway food from restaurants, cafes and bakeries, and the merchant terms describe Karma Save as a way to sell surplus food at discounted prices.
Karma now promotes Karma OS, a suite with POS, ordering by website or QR code, kitchen display, loyalty, kiosks, analytics, table booking and an AI voice assistant. The merchant terms follow Swedish law with arbitration at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce. Courier delivery is not described, prices are not shown, and consumer coverage is unclear.
What Karma does well
- Swedish AB with organisation and VAT numbers
- Surplus food service
- Restaurant software suite
- Swedish law and named arbitration
- Recent funding stated
Where Karma falls short
- No courier delivery described
- Mostly aimed at merchants
- No prices shown
- Consumer coverage unclear
Standout feature. Karma is the only entry that pairs a surplus-food marketplace with a full restaurant software suite.
