EatStreet

EatStreet operates as an online food ordering service that connects consumers with local restaurants for delivery or pickup. The platform allows users to browse menus, place orders, and pay electronically through its website or mobile application. It serves customers across various regions within the United States of America, where its headquarters is located. By aggregating restaurant offerings, EatStreet aims to provide a convenient dining option for individuals seeking meals from a variety of cuisines. The service also supports restaurant partners by providing them with an additional channel to reach potential diners and manage order fulfillment.

In May 2019, EatStreet disclosed that an unauthorized party accessed its database, resulting in the compromise of customer payment card information including numbers, expiration dates, verification codes, billing addresses, emails, and phone numbers. The breach also exposed sensitive partner data such as names, contact details, and banking information for delivery and restaurant affiliates. Upon discovering the incident, EatStreet terminated the unauthorized access and engaged external forensic experts to conduct a thorough investigation. The company confirmed that no further unauthorized access occurred after the breach was contained. To strengthen its security posture, EatStreet implemented multi‑factor authentication, rotated credentials, and updated its coding practices. It notified its payment processors to mitigate potential fraud risks and issued notifications to affected customers and partners without delay. These actions reflect EatStreet’s response to the security incident and its efforts to protect user and partner data moving forward.