Some restaurants have a long tradition of delivery—pizza and Chinese food come to mind. J Wong’s, which offers excellent Chinese and Thai food, offers pickup and delivery. So does Sasa Kitchen (2095 E. 1300 South, 801-583-7888) where, in addition to meeting your old friend General Tso, you’ll find chicken gizzards and pig intestines. But many places making the switch due to COVID necessities have to rely on delivery services: GrubHub, DoorDash, Uber Eats. These are so handy for the consumer but costly for the restaurant—services like these charge different rates for different types of orders, plus several commission fees. The restaurant may end up with a small percentage. Look for restaurants that provide their own delivery services. Alternative companies like ChowNow are more bottom-line friendly but may not offer a full delivery service. Chefpanzee, a local company, partners exclusively with local Utah restaurants, caterers, markets and even food trucks.