Award-winning plant-based restaurant chain, Neat Burger, is now available to order via the Uber Eats app across London from today. Uber Eats users can now order one of the chain’s iconic Neat Burger’s straight to their door.
Reducing meat intake is one of the best ways individuals can cut their carbon footprint and Neat Burger’s goal is to democratise plant-based eating with its range of game-changing fast food, satisfying the most carnivorous of appetites.
Neat Burger’s brand-new menu introduces delicious sides including Buffalo Cauli, Mac n Cheeze and Nasty Nachos launch alongside the signature Neat Burger and customer favourites Smash Daddy and Buffalo Chick’n.
With Veganuary in full swing, the addition of Neat Burger will be a welcome inclusion to the growing range of vegan friendly restaurants available on the Uber Eats app.
This month customers can also order the limited-edition mouth-watering Chick’n & Waffles to enjoy at home, a plant-based take on a classic American brunch dish featuring a toasted Belgian waffle and fried Chick’n nuggets, lightly spiced and topped with bacon bits, served with Maple Syrup.
From today, Neat Burger will be available from the following locations across the capital:
Soho
Oxford Circus
Camden
Finsbury Park
Victoria
Liverpool Street
Canary Wharf
Westfield, Stratford
Almost 20% of young people in the UK avoid meat entirely*, with more and more people identifying as flexitarian, following a plant-based diet, with occasional consumption of meat, fish and dairy. Uber Eats have made it their mission to expand the variety of restaurants available on the app, offering a range of options to suit all dietary requirements. Neat Burger is the latest addition to the app and is sure to delight all users, whilst also supporting customers who are embarking on a Veganuary journey this year.
Neat Burger’s mission is to create sustainably delicious dishes that make people happy and the planet even happier. Working in partnership with The Eden Reforestation Project, a tree is planted for every burger eaten.
Matthew Price, General Manager at UberEats said: “We’re delighted to be kicking off 2023 by welcoming award-winning sustainable restaurant, Neat Burger, onto the Uber Eats platform. Customers can now have one of Neat Burger’s plant-based dishes delivered to their door, further strengthening the vegan selection on Uber Eats”
Stasi Nychas, co-founder of Neat Burger said: “We are thrilled to bring Neat Burger to even more customers through our partnership with Uber Eats. Our goal has always been to make our delicious, sustainable, and ethical plant-based food accessible to as many people as possible, and this collaboration allows us to do just that.”
