 But those same people are also ordering takeout or delivery at least once a week. So the company wanted to help them do both and boost its own bottom line along the way. For its part, Uber Eats says the deal will drive more customers to its restaurant partners, especially for people who live in the suburbs where Instacart has the most users. So in the coming weeks, Instacart users will see a restaurant tab on the app. But Uber Eats drivers, don't worry, they'll still be delivering all restaurant orders placed through the new partnership. Brian VanMiller, CBS News.