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UberEats — or straight from El Güero?
Found on a map is not the same as found. You went one better.
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About UberEats
Thanks for finding us
Uber Eats grew out of the rideshare app, which is why it still feels map-first: a grid of places near you, sorted by how close the courier is. It acquired Postmates in 2020, so those two apps now sit on the same platform as well.
Being a pin on somebody's map is a fine way to get found. It is not a great way to get paid, and on a menu priced like ours the difference shows up quickly.
Thank you for taking the extra step and coming to our own page. It is the single most useful thing a customer can do for a small food truck.
You were looking for the most delicious Mexican food around. You have found it.
The Part Nobody Shows You
Where your money actually goes
- Up to 30% Commission, paid by the restaurant. Published partner plans on the major delivery apps run in tiers, and the highest ones reach roughly 30% of the order total.
- ~3% Card processing, paid by the restaurant. Charged on top of the commission, on the full amount of the order.
- ~15% Service and delivery fees, paid by you. Added at checkout, separately from anything the restaurant is charged — and before the tip.
Counted together across both sides, something close to half the value of an order can end up going somewhere other than the kitchen that cooked it.
Fees vary by platform, by the plan a restaurant signs up for and by location; the figures above are general industry ranges rather than a quote for any one company.
The Alternative
Order straight from the truck
When you order direct from Taqueria El Güero there is no marketplace commission and no restaurant-side cut. You pay a small online ordering fee, and that is the end of it.
That is the whole reason our online prices are the same ones you would pay standing at the window on Rosman Highway. Nothing is padded to absorb a commission, because there is no commission to absorb.
It also means your money stays in Brevard. It pays the people working the flat top, it buys from the suppliers we use, and it keeps a small local business running — rather than being routed to a platform headquartered a long way from Transylvania County.
Taqueria El Güero is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by UberEats. All company names are the property of their respective owners.
Hungry in Brevard?
Take a look at the menu, choose your favorites and start your order online.