The Daily Grub

Over the last few years, GrubHub.com has exploded onto the restaurant delivery scene in seven major U.S. cities. With any growing company, we are currently looking to add awesome peeps to our existing team of rock stars.

If you had to choose one type of food to eat for all eternity, what would that be?

While I could go into a whole diatribe about whether the Phillies or the Yankees have the best starting lineup, I’ll keep my opinions under lock and key. But when it comes to food, it’s definitely a toss-up for me as to which city serves up the best grub.

Are you a GrubHub.com fan living in Chicago or Boston? If yes, we’re interested in finding out why you think GrubHub.com is so neato. Find out how you can make some hard-earned cash for your honest feedback.

With Halloween right around the corner, I’ve got candy on my mind.

From sporting events to concerts, to a plethora of on and Off-Broadway shows, it’s safe to say there’s never a lack of things to do in New York City.

You know it’s going to be a good day at work when you walk into the office and the smell of butter cooking over a hot stove is wafting through the air.

While I started the season off hoping — as I do every year — that my Cubbies would have a serious shot at winning that elusive World Series title, it was over before it even began. But I’m not going to cry about it — I did that last year. Instead, I’m going to root for another team and eat a lot.

After weeks of Twitter trash talking, some of Chi-town’s multi-talented startups got their chance to show off their Rock Band skillz at the first-ever Battle of the Startups.

Since launching our services in select areas in Manhattan in July 2008, we’ve had a good number of users ask us: “Why isn’t GrubHub.com in more neighborhoods outside Manhattan?”