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by rst 726 days ago
It's been worse -- they've been caught setting up ghost kitchens in the name of real restaurants that didn't offer delivery or take-out service, and siphoning off order flow. One Michelin-star restaurateur found out about this when she got complaints about a delivery order placed to Seamless, which was pretending to offer delivery from her place, but was actually a ghost kitchen she'd never heard of ...

https://www.eater.com/2020/1/29/21113416/grubhub-seamless-ki...

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> they've been caught setting up ghost kitchens in the name of real restaurants

This blows me away every time I’m in New York. They all do it. An everyone seems to be fine with it. (In that nobody is suing.)