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Abigail O'Leary

Uber Eats app crashes leaving hundreds of hungry customers unable to order food

Uber Down Detector

The Uber eats app has reportedly crashed leaving people unable to order food.

According to Down Detector, a software platform monitoring outages online, users began experiencing problems with the app at around 9:30pm.

Many took to social media to report restaurants weren't showing as they used the app to search.

Areas including London, Birmingham, Manchester and Hull were experiencing Uber eats problems, according to Down Detector.

According to ServicesDown.com, 119 incidents had been reported within 20 minutes.

Some people reported they were being allowed to place an order, but then lost access to the app - leaving them unsure if their food would arrive.

Many took to social media to report restaurants weren't showing as they used the app to search (In Pictures via Getty Images)

Amanda Johnson said: "I placed an UberEats order and now the app is down so I don't know if I'm getting food or not."

Another user said: "@Uber_Support is eats down?? None of the restaurants nearby are showing up #UberEatsDown"

People outside the UK also reported problems online - with New York app users also unable to order food.

Tony Tone said: "@UberEats is there a problem with the app in New york city the bronx no restaurant store are popping up in the app i even try my wife phone still nothing https://t.co/1UKywRalqb."

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