About Grubhub
Grubhub is a major online and mobile platform that lets customers order food from local restaurants for delivery or pickup. Through its website and app, users can browse menus, compare prices, read reviews, and place orders from a wide range of eateries, from national chains to local independent restaurants. The reference to “tacobel” in your descriptor likely indicates the specific restaurant involved in this order (for example, a Taco Bell or similarly named restaurant), while the payment itself is processed by Grubhub.
This charge appears on your bank or card statement when you place an order through Grubhub. The descriptor often includes both “Grubhub” and some shortened form of the restaurant name, along with internal codes (such as “5812,” a restaurant-related merchant category code). Charges may include the cost of food, taxes, delivery fees, service fees, and an optional tip. You might also see adjustments for order changes, refunds, or promotional discounts applied after the original authorization.
If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your Grubhub account order history via the app or at grubhub.com to match the date and amount with a specific order. Each order detail page shows the full itemized receipt and restaurant name. For further help, you can contact Grubhub customer support via in-app chat, help center, or email; they can clarify billing, resolve incorrect charges, or help with refunds when appropriate. If you still can’t recognize the transaction after checking your account (or you don’t have a Grubhub account), contact your card issuer to review and, if necessary, dispute the charge.