If I weren’t getting this as part of Amazon Prime, I would never willingly pay for Grubhub. Let me be clear: I have never once—and I truly mean not once—had a Grubhub order arrive when they said it would. Every. Single. Time. I place an order, I get a text or email telling me it’s been delayed—or worse, that it’s not coming at all. I've had more refunds for undelivered food than I’ve had successful deliveries. It’s become a running joke in my household: “Let’s roll the dice with Grubhub and see if dinner arrives—or not.” The only reason I still bother is because it’s cheaper than DoorDash or Uber Eats thanks to the Prime discount. But make no mistake, you're trading cost for complete and utter unreliability. If you want food for lunch, order at breakfast. If you want dinner, better plan around mid-afternoon—because unless you give them at least three hours of lead time, you’re setting yourself up for disappointment. Breakfast has a slightly better chance of arriving, likely because most people are grabbing it on the go, but that’s not saying much. The inconsistency is mind-blowing. Bottom line: unless you’re getting this for free, don’t bother. Your time, hunger, and sanity are worth more.