Bring Me That is an online platform that facilitates food delivery by connecting customers with local restaurants. It enables users to order food online from a vast selection of over 70,000 restaurants across more than 1,000 cities. The service is designed for individuals seeking convenient dining options without the need to cook or leave their homes.
Customers can easily browse through a comprehensive list of restaurants available in their area, select their preferred dishes, and place orders online. Bring Me That aims to streamline the food ordering process, making it accessible and efficient for those looking for a variety of meal choices delivered directly to their doorstep. The platform serves a diverse target market, including busy professionals, families, and anyone in need of quick and reliable food delivery services.
Bring Me That receives significant criticism from consumers, with many labeling it a scam. Reviewers frequently report issues with unauthorized charges, misleading pricing, and a lack of customer service.
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For instance, several customers mention being charged significantly more than the advertised prices, with one noting a $35 fee for simply placing an order. Additionally, many express frustration over the inability to reach customer support for resolution. Despite these complaints, some customers appreciate the quality of the food and the delivery service when the orders are fulfilled correctly. However, the overwhelming sentiment reflects a deep dissatisfaction with the ordering process and financial transparency. Overall, the majority of reviews indicate a negative experience with Bring Me That.
Each source counts by its number of reviews. Only reviews written by people are scored.
Rating, volume, share of the score, six-month trend and fake-review risk for each source
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Reviews
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Trustpilot
Imported Trustpilot reviews
2.4
332
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2.4 / 5 overall
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332 reviews across 1 scored source
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Reputation trend
Monthly average rating from reviews written by people · latest review Jun 2025.
Last 3 months
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12-month avg
1.0
All-time
2.4
Category avg
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What people praise & complain about
Share of positive (4–5★) and negative (1–2★) reviews mentioning each topic · based on the 332 most recent reviews.
Top praiseof 117 positive reviews
Delivery53%
62 mentions
Customer service33%
39 mentions
Fast & efficient26%
31 mentions
Easy to use20%
23 mentions
“Great delivery driver and very polite”
On “Delivery” · Jul 7, 2020
Top complaintsof 213 negative reviews
Charges60%
127 mentions
Scam51%
108 mentions
Customer service40%
85 mentions
Payment issues22%
46 mentions
“I mistakenly ordered from this website instead of directly from the restaurant”
On “Charges” · Jun 6, 2025
How it compares
Same method for every company: overall rating, legitimacy checks, the average rating of reviews mentioning each area and the 6-month trend · Food Delivery.
Overall rating and review count for this company and similar companies
What a scam. What I think is happening is you think you are on an actual, legitimate website to place an order but Bring Me That has actually hijacked it and after you think you placed your order the they place the order and charge you for it. I can't even believe this is legal and they can get away with it. You should also know that the one time service charge is then entered as a monthly payment on your account.
I would say zero rating. This site is a fraud. They charged my credit card account without me knowing a fee of $9.95 per month. I wonder how many other people they scam.
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OMG, I absolutely hate to be taken advantage of! I ordered for the first time - and it will be the last. This company is so convoluted with their pricing communication, it's unbelievable. This is the exact wording of their email:
"Note that on your credit card statement you will receive a charge of $26.03 plus tip from Tommys Pizza Too in addition to a separate charge of $4.50 ($4.50 service fee - $0.00 discount) from BMT*Tommys Pizza Too for our service fee minus your discount."
One long, rambling confusing sentence. And why did they say "plus tip?" I did not "receive a charge" for the tip. I tipped the driver separately in cash.
But here's what is making me so mad. They listed my Veal Parm on the BMT website as costing $11.99. I was charged $17.99! I just went onto the restaurant's website and it is, indeed, listed for $17.99. This means that Bring Me That is advertising prices that are much lower, then charging you more than what you're expecting.
I looked at 3 or 4 different entrees, comparing the restaurant's prices with BringMeThat's prices - and the arithmetic was the same every time. BMT is listing incorrect, lower prices, I guess to get people to order. This is so wrong and sleazy, it infuriates me. HOW does a company operate like that? Needless to say, I'll never use BMT again. So a word of advice. Go on the restaurant's website directly to get the real price you'll be charged.
I am just one person who ordered one dinner. But imagine if it was a group, ordering 5 or 6 different entrees. If BMT made $5 on each one, that's $30 more for them, in addition to the other fees they charge. What a total scam. Shame on you, Bring Me That. Sleazy business infuriates me.
Plus, the restaurant is literally 2 miles away and the delivery took 1 hour and 10 minutes. It was NOT prime time, I ordered at 8:30 PM.
Never, ever again, Bring Me That. Didn't your parents teach you right from wrong?
The food was really good, and the order arrived when it said it would arrive. The order was complete and the food was still hot. I'd definitely use this service again for this restaurant.
Bad experience. Just use a more well-known food delivery service like DoorDash. Took 20 minutes to receive an email in response to my order. They said they were still "trying to place my order" with the restaurant. I told them to cancel. They replied that they had finally reached the restaurant and it was going to cost more than my original order because the prices are completely wrong on their site. I told them to CANCEL and I am canceling the account that I only created today. I told them to refund me all money, including the $4.50 delivery fee that, Oh yeah, they took out of my account IMMEDIATELY. $4.50 lesson learned. AVOID THIS COMPANY.
First restaurant I tried to order via Bring Me That had somehow stopped delivering unexpectedly but Brung Me That customer service met me know immediately so I could select a different restaurant. Delivery from that restaurant happened on the timeline promised and the food was excellent! Overall great experience.
This service is horrible. Every time we've used them they have screwed up the order. I don't think they read the comments section so when they place your order that info doesn't get passed on. One time they canceled my order because of a "price difference" and I was not notified that they did not place the order. I used them again last night and after not receiving a confirmation email I emailed them (the only way to contact them) to check the status. They eventually responded and said my order couldn't be placed because the restaurant menu had changed and items were no longer available. I then called the restaurant and placed the order myself, the EXACT SAME order, and nothing was unavailable. Today they responded to my complaint by saying they canceled the order because I didn't respond to their email... Huh? There was a different excuse last night. I'll not use them again.
Beyond doubt the worst food ordering services.
They add their service fee to the price of your order (expected) but then charge your card a separate service fee.
Further more they hike the price the restaurant charges. The only contact you have with them is email.
When you do contact them about an issue, they either tell you it will be 5 days to get a refund or they totally ignore your email (no responds).
Please avoid these guys. They do not have there act together.
I’m living in a hotel while my flooded home is repaired. In this area there are very few options for delivery. When I found out Bring Me That delivered from our favorite Chinese restaurant I was happy to give them a try. Service email showed our food would arrive in 40 minutes but it was much quicker. Hong Kong’s food is always perfect and it arrived steaming hot with utensils, crispy noodles and enough sauces for ten meals. The experience was so good, we will trust this company for future deliveries. Good job!
not very happy at all. Clicked on the menu on Google for the restaurant took me to a menu and did not state that I was working with another company. They made it look like it was the restaurant. When I ordered it appeared to me that I was ordering from the restaurant but then they charged me an exorbitant amount of fees to go pick up my own food. I could have just called this in for free! Not cool. I know I should have been paying more attention but I thought I was ordering from the restaurant. now i know better
I just placed an order from Empanadus and it said $10 minimum, so I made a $10 minimum order total was around $18 and click send and got a confirmation number for my order. Then I get a call from someone that says there is a "10 empanada" minimum and that I have to order more empanadas. I thought it was a prank call. Then I saw the email that they sent telling me that there is a 10 empanada minimum, then another that said that Empanandus raised their price. So, when I logged back in to Bring Me That site, it showed a minimum of $25 for the order. And I put in 10 empanadas and it totals $24.90. So, it's an 11 miminum empanada!!! Wrong info again. Who raises prices like this after an order goes through?! Be wary for the bait and switch and raising prices after you order.
Bring Me That is an online platform that facilitates food delivery by connecting customers with local restaurants. It enables users to order food online from a vast selection of over 70,000 restaurants across more than 1,000 cities. The service is designed for individuals seeking convenient dining options without the need to cook or leave their homes.
Customers can easily browse through a comprehensive list of restaurants available in their area, select their preferred dishes, and place orders online. Bring Me That aims to streamline the food ordering process, making it accessible and efficient for those looking for a variety of meal choices delivered directly to their doorstep. The platform serves a diverse target market, including busy professionals, families, and anyone in need of quick and reliable food delivery services.