Uber Delivery One Last Stop lets you add a single extra stop to your delivery order at checkout

Uber Delivery One Last Stop is a feature that lets you request one additional delivery location during checkout, without placing a separate order. Instead of ordering from a restaurant, waiting for it to arrive, then placing another order to a different location, you can add a second stop to the same trip. The driver delivers to your primary address first, then to your second location.

This feature is available in select cities and only works with restaurants and certain merchants on the Uber Eats platform. It does not work with Uber Grocery or other Uber services. The second stop must be reasonably close to your first delivery address — the app will tell you whether your chosen location is too far away before you complete the order.

You pay for both orders separately, and each merchant charges their own fees and minimums. Delivery fees may apply to each order, though some promotions or passes may cover multiple stops. The driver receives navigation to both locations and completes both deliveries in a single trip.

Key Takeaways

  • One Last Stop adds a single second delivery location to your order at checkout, so both deliveries happen in one trip instead of two separate orders.
  • Both merchants charge separately, including their own delivery fees and order minimums, so your total cost is roughly what two separate orders would cost.
  • The second stop must be within a reasonable distance of the first, and the app will reject locations that are too far away.
  • This feature only works with restaurants and select merchants in certain cities, not with Uber Grocery or other Uber services.

How to add a second stop at checkout

Open the Uber Eats app and place your order from the first restaurant as normal. At checkout, before you pay, look for the option labeled "Add a stop" or "One Last Stop" — the exact wording varies by region. Tap it and enter the address or business name of your second location.

The app will show you whether that location is within range. If it is, you will see the option to select a restaurant or merchant at that second address. Choose what you want delivered there, add it to your cart, and proceed to payment. You will see two separate charges on your receipt — one for each merchant — plus any applicable delivery fees.

If the second location is too far away, the app will tell you the distance is outside the service area and will not let you add it. In that case, you will need to place a separate order instead.

When One Last Stop makes sense versus two separate orders

One Last Stop saves time if you are ordering to two nearby locations and do not mind waiting for both orders to arrive together. A single driver trip means one pickup and one delivery window instead of two, so you get both orders at roughly the same time rather than staggered.

One Last Stop does not save money. You pay the full delivery fee for each merchant, and each restaurant's order minimum applies separately. If you were going to order from both places anyway, combining them into one trip is convenient but not cheaper.

Two separate orders make more sense if the locations are far apart, if you want one order to arrive much earlier than the other, or if you are ordering from merchants in different areas of the city. Separate orders also give you flexibility to cancel one without affecting the other.

Delivery fees and costs for two-stop orders

Each merchant charges their own delivery fee, so a two-stop order typically costs more in delivery fees than a single order would. If Restaurant A charges $2.99 delivery and Restaurant B charges $2.99 delivery, you pay both — not a combined fee. Some Uber Eats Pass memberships or promotions may waive delivery fees on may have access to orders, but the terms vary.

Each restaurant also enforces its own order minimum. If Restaurant A has a $15 minimum and Restaurant B has a $12 minimum, you need to spend at least $15 at A and at least $12 at B. You cannot combine the totals to meet a single minimum.

Service fees, taxes, and tips are calculated separately for each order as well. The app shows you the full breakdown before you pay, so you can see exactly what each stop will cost.

What happens if the driver is late or there is a problem

If the driver is running late, you can contact them through the app just as you would with a single order. The app shows you one trip with two stops, so the driver's location and estimated arrival time reflect the combined route.

If one of the merchants is out of stock on an item, that merchant will contact you or the driver directly to ask if you want a replacement or a refund for that item. The other order is not affected.

If you need to cancel, you can cancel the entire trip (both stops) through the app. You cannot cancel just one stop after the order has been placed. If you want to cancel one order but keep the other, you will need to contact Uber support, and refund policies depend on how far along the order is.

Cities and merchants where One Last Stop is available

One Last Stop is not available everywhere. Uber has rolled it out in select cities, and availability continues to expand. You can check whether it is available in your area by opening the Uber Eats app, starting an order, and looking for the "Add a stop" option at checkout. If you do not see it, the feature is not yet available in your location.

The feature works only with restaurants and certain merchants — not with Uber Grocery, alcohol delivery, or other Uber services. Some restaurants may opt out of the feature even if it is available in your city, though this is rare.

If One Last Stop is not available in your area, you can still place two separate orders and request that the driver pick them up in a specific order through the app notes, but there is no may provide both orders will be assigned to the same driver.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add more than one extra stop?

No. One Last Stop allows only one additional delivery location. If you need more than two stops, you will need to place separate orders.

What if the second restaurant is not ready when the driver arrives?

The driver will wait a reasonable amount of time, typically a few minutes. If the wait is too long, the driver may contact you or the restaurant to check on the order status. Extreme delays may result in the driver canceling the second stop, though this is uncommon.

Do I have to tip the driver twice?

No. You set one tip amount for the entire trip, which covers both deliveries. The tip is not split between the two stops — the driver receives the full amount you entered.

Can I use a promo code for both orders?

Promo codes apply to the order they are entered for. If you have a code that covers the first restaurant, it will not automatically apply to the second. Check the app to see whether a code is valid for both merchants or only one.

What if one order arrives and the other does not?

Contact Uber support through the app and report the missing order. You can request a refund for the missing order while keeping the one that arrived. Support will investigate and process a refund based on their findings.