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The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has changed the everyday routine of people and businesses. Many cities and states announced closures of bars and restaurants. However, many businesses that serve food have switched to takeout and delivery services.

Many delivery services, like DoorDash, Grubhub, and Seamless, have added new delivery options to prevent spreading coronavirus between delivery drivers and customers. They now offer no-contact or contactless delivery, leave at my door delivery, or customers can simply text or message instructions of how and where they prefer their delivery to be left.

However, delivery can be expensive and you may want to save a dollar or earn points on it. Fortunately, dining is one of the popular bonus categories on credit cards, and food delivery services are often included in this category.

Below are some credit cards with benefits and perks that can help you earn bonus points or get discounts on dining and food delivery services.

  • Chase Sapphire Reserve: one free year of DashPass on qualifying orders and food; yearly statement credit for DoorDash purchases (up to $120 through 2021); 3X points on dining
  • American Express® Gold Card: up to $120 dining credit annually when paying with the card at Grubhub, Seamless, The Cheesecake Factory, Ruth's Chris Steak House, Boxed, and participating Shake Shack locations; 4X points on dining and at supermarkets
  • Uber Visa Card: 5% back on Uber Eats; 3% back on restaurant purchases
  • Bank of America® Cash Rewards Credit Card: 3% cash back on a category of choice (gas, online shopping, dining, travel, drug stores or home improvements)
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