The hottest bars and restaurants in New York, San Francisco, Portland, and Toronto, according to Lyft data
San Francisco’s hottest restaurants and bars: 24 spots Lyft riders are going to now
Whether you dream of a crispy carnitas burrito or a steamy bowl of ramen, San Francisco is a foodie’s paradise. We looked through Lyft data to find the spots most visited by riders — to help you explore your city and find your next meal. Read the full story.
Portland’s 8 most beloved neighborhood bars
Portland is a city of neighborhoods — each with its own beloved watering hole, a spot that locals come back to over and over again (and, after a few rounds, responsibly request a ride home from). But, because they aren’t flashy or trendy, they can be hard for outsiders to spot.
We crunched the numbers to find the bars that draw the most loyal patrons. Swing by, pull up a stool, and ask for the usual. Read more.
Lyft’s data-driven guide to eating like a local in New York
It’s a crime to have a bad meal in New York. But with so many restaurants to choose from, you can’t blame visitors for sticking to tried-and-true classics — even if it means they’re often rubbing elbows with fellow tourists.
We want to help. So we dug into Lyft’s data to discover which hot restaurants are most likely to fill up with local New Yorkers — and which are particularly popular among out-of-towners. Read the full story.
Explore Toronto Lyft riders’ favourite restaurants
Whatever cuisine you’re craving — from Cantonese to Jamaican to Spanish — you can find it in Toronto, one of the world’s most diverse cities. To narrow down your options, we sifted through Lyft data to uncover where riders are eating and drinking right now. Read the full story.
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4dLyft STEALS! driver $pay, and then Lyft retaliate against drivers that complain
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4dLyft owe me $336.30 my $pay that Lyft STOLE! from me April 11, 2024
Chemist at Darya polymer
4dThe 30% commission deduction from drivers is just a scam by Lyft and Uber. First, they deduct about 25% of the total amount as an 'external fee,' and then another 30% as a 'Lyft fee.' Ultimately, drivers are left with only about 50%-55% at best. For a company that primarily works with drivers, most of them are dissatisfied. David, instead of driving for one day in Napa Valley, try spending a day as a passenger in major cities to see how unhappy drivers are with the company. Although I know that nobody listens to the drivers at Lyft.
CEO & Founder @ PIFD Technologies | Telematics |Innovator | Logistics | Multimodal Transportation
5d24 spots receiving customers that had paid Lyft 100% of the fare, and then Lyft is saying that drivers got paid 70%…a total big lie, the sad true is less than 50% goes to the driver “Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth”, is a law of propaganda often attributed to the Nazi Joseph Goebbels.