Juice bar and coffee shop chain Joe & The Juice has partnered with Uber Eats in the UK to expand its delivery service in the country.
The arrangement gives the company access to Uber Eats’ broad UK network, which now covers more than 70 towns and cities and is available to more than 90% of the country’s population.
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In a statement, Joe & The Juice said the move will enable Uber Eats users to order the brand’s juices, coffees, sandwiches and matcha drinks for on-demand delivery. The partnership will also build the brand’s “omnichannel presence” and unlock more ordering occasions throughout the day.
The launch comes as more consumers are turning to delivery for breakfast and functional beverages.
According to Uber Eats data, breakfast was the fastest-growing meal occasion in 2025, with searches for “breakfast” and “coffee” more than doubling year on year.
By linking with Uber Eats, the juice bar chain aims to cater to this rising demand by bringing its menu directly to homes and workplaces.
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By GlobalDataJoe & The Juice’s UK managing director Jon James said: “At Joe, our mission has always been to make high-quality, ‘better for you’ food and drinks part of people’s everyday routines.
“Partnering with Uber Eats allows us to remove barriers to access and meet customers wherever they are, whether at home, at work or on the go.
“With demand for matcha and breakfast continuing to rise, this partnership gives us the scale and reach to serve even more communities across the UK.”
The brand will also remain available on Just Eat and Deliveroo.
Last month, Aditya Birla New Age Hospitality partnered with Joe & The Juice to launch and operate the brand in India.
