Multi-platform delivery marketplace data

Food Delivery App Scraping for Menus, Prices & Restaurant Signals

Extract structured menu, pricing, fee, rating, and restaurant data from food delivery apps such as DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Deliveroo, and Swiggy. Use Nenodata feeds for competitive intelligence, product enrichment, and multi-market analytics.

Food delivery app data transformed into structured restaurant, menu, pricing, and availability datasets

What this service covers

This page is for multi-app food delivery extraction and comparison. For US restaurant and chain-focused monitoring, see food delivery data scraping for US restaurants and chains.

Menu and item extraction

Collect item names, descriptions, categories, modifiers, allergens, and availability signals across delivery apps.

Price and fee monitoring

Track menu prices, delivery fees, service fees, promotions, and minimum order thresholds by market and time window.

Delivery coverage signals

Capture delivery zones, ETA ranges, and fulfillment status where publicly available for competitive analysis.

Ratings and reputation

Extract ratings, review volume, and cuisine metadata to support restaurant and marketplace benchmarking.

Location context

Normalize restaurant location, city, and market identifiers so multi-app datasets remain comparable.

Platforms commonly scoped

Final coverage depends on source access, geography, and project requirements.

  • DoorDash
  • Uber Eats
  • Grubhub
  • Deliveroo
  • Swiggy
  • Other agreed public delivery marketplaces

Related platform pages: DoorDash USA scraping, Deliveroo data scraping, and restaurant menu data scraping.

Food-delivery hub vs other delivery pages

Use this hub for multi-app, multi-country marketplace programs. Use DoorDash USA for DoorDash-only US feeds, or the US-chains page for multi-app US restaurant menus.

Comparison of the food-delivery hub versus DoorDash USA and US restaurant-chain pages
SourceBest forLearn more
Food-delivery hubMulti-app, multi-country menus, fees, ratings, and restaurant signalsThis service
DoorDash USADoorDash-only US restaurant, menu, and fee feedsDoorDash USA
US restaurants & chainsMulti-app US chain menus, USD prices, ZIP, and feesUS restaurants & chains

Illustrative multi-app sample

Hub extracts keep country, currency, and marketplace in the row so a London Deliveroo item is not mixed with a Chicago DoorDash item. This sample is illustrative only.

{
  "source_name": "deliveroo.co.uk",
  "restaurant_name": "Dishoom - Shoreditch",
  "city": "London",
  "country": "GB",
  "menu_category": "Breakfast",
  "item_name": "Bacon Naan Roll",
  "item_price": "8.90",
  "currency": "GBP",
  "delivery_fee": "2.49",
  "estimated_delivery_time": "25-40 min",
  "availability_status": "available",
  "rating": "4.7",
  "source_url": "https://deliveroo.co.uk/menu/london/shoreditch/dishoom-shoreditch",
  "collected_at": "2026-08-12T18:22:11Z"
}

When to use this hub instead of a single-app page

Choose this hub when the same schema must cover more than one aggregator and more than one country. A typical program tracks menu price, delivery fee, service fee, ETA, and rating for the same cuisine or chain across DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Deliveroo, or Swiggy, then writes one CSV or JSON feed.

Do not use this page for a DoorDash-only US job — that belongs on DoorDash USA scraping. Do not use it for US chain menus with ZIP and USD as the only market — that belongs on US restaurants and chains. Grocery SKUs, pack size, and stock belong on grocery delivery app scraping, not this restaurant-menu hub.

Fields that usually differ by app include modifier trees, promo badges, and fee labels. Scoping confirms which of those stay in the shared schema and which stay app-specific so downstream models do not treat a Deliveroo service fee as a DoorDash dashpass discount.

Use cases

Multi-app competitive pricing

Compare menu and fee structures across platforms in the same city to identify positioning gaps.

Menu trend research

Track emerging items, cuisine shifts, and promo patterns across aggregator ecosystems.

Marketplace and aggregator builds

Seed structured restaurant and menu catalogs for product, analytics, or enrichment workflows.

How it works

01

Scope apps and markets

Confirm platforms, geographies, fields, cadence, and compliance boundaries.

02

Extract and normalize

Collect approved public listing data and map it into a stable schema.

03

Validate and deliver

QA critical fields, then deliver CSV, JSON, API, or scheduled feeds.

  • Stable schema mapping across apps and markets
  • Validation on pricing, availability, and location fields
  • CSV, JSON, API, and scheduled feed delivery

FAQ

Ready to scope food delivery app data?

Share target apps, cities, and fields. Nenodata will propose a scoped sample and delivery plan.

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