Seamless Used To Rule the Delivery Game in NYC. Now It’s Back.

There was a time when delivery provider Seamless, which was founded in 1999 by two lawyers tired of reviewing paper menus and calling restaurants, was as integral a part of the New York casual-dining scene as thin-slice pizza and vendor hot dogs. It faded after Grubhub acquired it in 2013 and merged it with its …

Grubhub nearly killed off Seamless years ago. Its NYC-based owners are reviving it 

Restaurant delivery in New York is not like restaurant delivery in any other part of the country. The city has a long history with food delivery thanks to its dense population and copious restaurants (roughly 25,000 at last count). It even had its own delivery brand, Seamless, launched over a quarter-century ago as SeamlessWeb in the …