What is GRUBHUB JOES PIZZA on your bank statement?
Here's what this charge most likely is, grounded in our prefix dictionary and what the descriptor itself contains.
This appears to be a Grubhub order placed at a pizza restaurant called Joe's Pizza.
- Most likely: Joe's Pizza
- a pizza restaurant
- Processed by: Grubhub
- Grubhub is a food-delivery platform. When Grubhub processes a restaurant order, the charge on your statement typically shows 'GRUBHUB' followed by the restaurant's name — meaning Grubhub is the payment processor, and Joe's Pizza is the actual restaurant.
- Category
- Food Delivery
Doesn't look right? Things you could check:
- Check your email for a receipt — Your Grubhub order confirmation email will show the restaurant, items, and total.
- Review your Grubhub order history — Your full order history, including this charge, is visible in the Grubhub app or website.
- Consider which Joe's Pizza location it might be — There are many restaurants called Joe's Pizza — if you recall placing an order, think about which city or neighborhood it may have been in.
A charge from Grubhub, the food-delivery service. The name shown with the GRUBHUB descriptor is usually the restaurant you ordered from. After the GRUBHUB prefix the descriptor reads “JOES PIZZA” — that leftover text is the most likely seller.
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