Your reviews help other diners on Grubhub find their own food happiness and help our restaurant partners businesses to grow. Ask yourself, what does the Grubhub community need to know about this restaurant? We take our user content very seriously, so by following these guidelines you will be able to make a great and impactful review that we will publish to the community:
Your personal experience: Comment on specific menu items (including the name of the item), delivery/pick up service, or anything else that may be helpful to someone thinking of ordering from the restaurant.
Credibility: Actually ordering from the restaurant will help to make your review more credible. We want to ensure that you have tasted the restaurant’s food and have had a real experience with the restaurant.
Review length: Write a sentence or two on how your dining experience was. Few words aren’t helpful for other diners and rambling for paragraphs will be overlooked.
Profanity: Do not curse or make personal attacks. If you do have a negative experience, instead of saying disgusting, repulsive, or nauseating, try disappointing, unpleasant, or unappetizing.
Grammar, spelling, and punctuation: We’re not sticklers, but do pay attention to grammar, spelling and punctuation. Don’t use all caps or multiple exclamation points.
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