Differentiate Uber Eats dine-in, pickup, and delivery menus using the Product Types API
domain: developer.uber.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Review the Product Types reference to understand which order types (delivery, pickup, dine-in) are enabled for a given store and market
Use visibility/suspension-style menu controls in combination with product-type data to show or hide specific items per order type, since not every item should be offered for every fulfillment mode
Configure item- or menu-level availability so, for example, alcohol or hot-bar items can be excluded from pickup-only or dine-in contexts if required by local rules
Test menu rendering separately for each enabled order type in a sandbox store before publishing to production
Monitor the Menu API troubleshooting endpoint for validation errors specific to order-type-scoped visibility rules
Known gotchas
Not all order types (especially dine-in) are available in every market — check enablement per store rather than assuming global feature parity
Order-type-specific menu customization is a layer on top of the base Menu API, distinct from hour-based dayparting/suspension controls — the two interact and should be tested together, not assumed independent
Misconfiguring product-type visibility can silently hide items from an entire fulfillment channel rather than producing an obvious error, so validate with real test orders per channel
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