McDonald’s Is Now Available For Delivery On UberEATS In West Hartford

GLASTONBURY, CT – Whether they are home, the office, or somewhere in between, McDonald’s customers in Connecticut can now enjoy their favorite burgers, fries, beverages and desserts delivered right to them through UberEATS.

McDelivery on UberEATS is now available at 53 McDonald’s restaurants throughout Connecticut, including West Hartford, according to a release. (To sign up for West Hartford breaking news alerts and more, click here.)

“We are excited to bring a new level of convenience and personalization to our customers in Connecticut with UberEATS,” McDonald’s Owner/Operator Scott Taylor said in a release. “Our customers have told us they enjoy experiencing McDonald’s in new ways, and we look forward to offering more ways to enjoy their favorite menu items."

Customers can place McDonald’s orders on the UberEATS mobile app or on UberEATS.com, using the same account they use to take Uber rides and track their order, as an UberEATS delivery partner brings their meal directly to them. An UberEATS booking fee applies to each order.

“With UberEATS, you can get the food you want, where you want it, delivered at Uber speed. We're thrilled to partner with McDonald's to give fans in Connecticut easy access to their McDonald’s favorites at the tap of a button," UberEATS Connecticut General Manager Casey Verkemp said in a release. “People in Connecticut search for McDonald's in the UberEATS app almost daily, so we're excited to expand our reach and deliver what they've been craving."

Customers in the following communities now have McDelivery available:

• Berlin
• Bloomfield
• Branford
• Derby
• East Hartford
• East Haven
• Glastonbury
• Hamden
• Hartford
• Manchester
• Milford
• New Britain
• Newington
• Orange
• New Haven
• North Branford
• North Haven
• Rocky Hill
• Seymour
• South Windsor
• West Hartford
• West Haven

McDonald’s recently announced that delivery with UberEATS is expanding to additional U.S. markets following a successful pilot in Florida earlier this year.

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