How do I report an unsafe restaurant or pickup spot on Uber Eats?

Learn how to flag dangerous or hostile merchant locations in the Uber Eats app without damaging your driver rating.

By JoltMilePublished 17/10/2026

Last checked 17/10/2026.

You can report an unsafe restaurant or hostile pickup spot directly through the Uber Eats app while on an active order or soon after finishing it. Keeping records of unsafe conditions protects you if an issue affects your delivery speed or customer rating.

Steps to report a pickup location

  1. Tap the help section within the active delivery screen in your courier app.
  2. Select the option related to safety issues or problems with the restaurant.
  3. Choose the specific concern, such as blocked access, threatening staff behavior, or unsafe crowd conditions.
  4. Submit the details through the form so support logs the incident against that merchant.

If the issue involves physical harm, threats, or criminal activity, contact emergency services first before notifying support through the app.

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