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Pasadena’s Timeless Lucky Boy Sues Postmates for Unfair Business Practices

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Filed under:Plus, Damian returns, a big pop-up in West Hollywood, and free Kogi for those in needPasadena staple , known for its massive breakfast burritos and Greek diner staple favorites, is suing food delivery app company Postmates over what it says is unfair business practices. , the restaurant is alleging that Postmates “uses its name without authorization and intentionally posts a menu bearing incorrect information for the diner, including lower prices.” What’s more, Pasadena Now says, ownership believes that Postmates has even gone so far as to “retaliate” against the company by showing “alternatives with similar food when Lucky Boy is searched for, and this too diverts business away from Lucky Boy,” echoing language found in the suit filed this week in LA federal court.More than anything, Lucky Boy ownership says, they simply would like nothing to do with Postmates or any other delivery app, because the companies charge too much in fees — and have been found in the past to list restaurants without their knowledge, though a new California law has since made listing restaurants without their consent . Lucky Boy is far from the first restaurant to attempt to renounce delivery apps because of what some say during the ongoing global pandemic, but it is one of the first local restaurants to sue.In other news:This Sunday for anyone in need of a hot meal. — Roy Choi (@ChefRoyChoi)Sign up for our newsletter.Sign up for our newsletter.Filed under:Two Sichuan newcomers in the SGV, French burritos in Westwood, and moreFiled under:Follow Eater editors each week as they share their favorite dishes around townThe freshest news from the local food world

Filed under:Plus, Damian returns, a big pop-up in West Hollywood, and free Kogi for those in needPasadena staple , known for its massive breakfast burritos and Greek diner staple favorites, is suing food delivery app company Postmates over what it says is unfair business practices. , the restaurant is alleging that Postmates “uses its name without authorization and intentionally posts a menu bearing incorrect information for the diner, including lower prices.” What’s more, Pasadena Now says, ownership believes that Postmates has even gone so far as to “retaliate” against the company by...

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