1. Just Eat
The free app works by allowing users to search by postcode to find dozens of local restaurants in their area. Simply click to order your meal and then pay by cash on delivery or card online.
The app, which is available for iOS, Windows 8 and Android, shows the star rating for each restaurant, which has been developed by users who have ordered for food from that particular restaurant in the past.
2. Hungryhouse.co.uk
Just for Android, this free app allows users to browse through menus and have food delivered to wherever they are.
Released by online food ordering site, hungryhouse.co.uk, the app uses your postcode or GPS position to find participating local restaurants.
Although the app isn’t available in all areas, hungryhouse gives you an estimated delivery time and doesn’t charge you a premium.
3. Domino’s Pizza
Using the iOS and Android app, users can order anything on the menu and pay with credit card, PayPal or choose to pay by cash on delivery. The app allows users to build their own pizza or use the Pizza Slot Machine, which will suggest a pizza instead.
There’s also a money-off voucher game to get a discount on your next order and a tracker to help you track your order.
The pizza delivery chain said this week that it is introducing a function on its mobile app that lets customers place orders by speaking with a computer-generated voice named Dom.
4. Eat 24
Eat 24 gives you access to more than 25,000 restaurants in 1,000 cities, including the UK, all in the palm of your hand.
The California-based company remembers your preferences, saving you time, and gives you coupons on a regular basis. Just add your contact details and you can browse which restaurants are near you and pictures of the food you like.
5. Waitrose
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Perhaps you’d prefer to cook your own meal? With the free Waitrose app, you can shop for either your own ingredients or ready-to-eat meals wherever you are. The mobile app syncs with the desktop site, allowing users to amend orders wherever they are.
