How to cancel an Uber Eats order and determine if you'll get a refund
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Melanie Weir
Aug 15, 2020, 05:52 IST
You can cancel an Uber Eats order in the Uber Eats and Uber apps.SOPA Images/Getty Images
You can cancel an Uber Eats order without having to contact customer service or the restaurant.
To cancel an Uber Eats order on the Uber Eats app, navigate to the Upcoming Orders tab and select the "Cancel" option.
When you use the Uber app for an Uber Eats order, you will need to tap the Account Profile icon before accessing your Orders list.
You may be able to get a refund on a canceled Uber Eats order if you're able to cancel it before the restaurant accepts the order.
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Uber Eats has made ordering food as simple as a few taps on your phone screen. Once you order, the app will offer an estimated delivery time. Then all you have to do is sit and wait for your courier to arrive.
Of course, when things are that quick, it's easy to make mistakes. Whether you forgot to add an item to your cart or suddenly changed your mind on that late-night order, there's plenty of solid reasons you may need to cancel your order.
Cancellation is usually possible, with the only catch being that, depending on how far along in the preparation process, you may or may not be eligible for a refund.
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Uber Eats orders can only be refunded before the restaurant accepts the order. At many restaurants, this happens automatically or within one minute of the order being placed. That means you have a tight window to get a refund on your order.
If you need to cancel an Uber Eats order, here's how to do it.
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