Uber is launching its food delivery service in Pittsburgh starting Thursday.
UberEATS general manager Casey Verkamp said the service will be faster, more reliable and more convenient than other delivery services, such as Postmates and Grubhub.
“We don’t think anyone else has cracked, to date, that problem so we’re really excited to be doing that, in Pittsburgh especially,” Verkamp said Wednesday at Franktuary in Lawrenceville.
Franktuary is one of the more than 100 Pittsburgh-area restaurants that had partnered with the app at its launch this week.