Does Uber Eats Accept EBT?

Online/Delivery

Updated September 2026

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Quick Answer

Only in some cases — Uber Eats accepts EBT/SNAP benefits under certain conditions, not chain-wide. See below for details.

Yes, for groceries only — like DoorDash, Uber Eats does not accept EBT for restaurant food delivery. You can pay with your SNAP EBT card at participating grocery, convenience, and pharmacy stores in the app, including CVS, Walgreens, Family Dollar, 7-Eleven, Albertsons, Safeway, Meijer, Hy-Vee, Sprouts, and dozens of regional chains.

Which stores accept it depends on the specific location, not just the chain — use the SNAP filter in the Uber Eats app to see which participating stores deliver to you.

What You Can Buy at Uber Eats With EBT

Add your SNAP EBT card under Account > Wallet > Add payment method, then shop a participating store and look for SNAP-eligible items at checkout, where you can choose how much of your order to pay with EBT. You'll need a second payment method on file for anything EBT doesn't cover.

Per Uber Eats' own help center, SNAP benefits can't be used for restaurant orders, alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, gift cards, lottery tickets, or other ineligible products, and fees, tips, and any other ineligible charges always require a separate payment method. Only one EBT card can be linked per account, and Uber Eats accepts SNAP EBT only, not EBT cash benefits.