I love cooking.

And I should. I grew up watching my grandparents cook ten ingredient or more meals on the weekends. And my uncle showed me how to make an omelet when I could just see over the top of a stove.

But sometimes after a long week... or even just a longer day than expected... its nice to order in for dinner. You know, leave the cooking up to someone else. Be free of pots and pans <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">in the sink</span> to load in the dishwasher for a night.

Living in the city that has so many culinary wunderkinds as chefs, delivery is never boring and thankfully is not limited to pizza or Chinese.

Its one of the conveniences of living in Manhattan. But a convenience that is not Manhattan exclusive is ordering delivery online.

One of my go to restaurant delivery sites is <a href="http://www.grubhub.com/sneakpeak" target="_blank">GrubHub</a> (available in 13 markets) which as of a few days ago now has an updated iPhone app and new Android app.

<img class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-1398" title="iPhone App Phone Image" src="http://www.veepveep.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/iPhone-App-Phone-Image-153x300.jpg" alt="iPhone App Phone Image" width="153" height="300" />I'm an iPhone user so the app is pretty handy way for me to find out which restaurants deliver to me (using GPS). I also use it to look at menus and check out the reviews before I place an order.

If you haven't used GrubHub and you live in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Oakland, Boston, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Philadelphia, San Diego, Seattle, Portland, Denver or Boulder<span></span>, get $10 off your first order using with <a href="http://www.grubhub.com/sneakpeak">this link</a>.