How to unsubscribe from Caviar emails

Caviar unsubscribe follows DoorDash's playbook, because Caviar has been a DoorDash brand since the 2019 acquisition from Square. The fastest route: open any Caviar promo email, select Unsubscribe at the bottom, and you land in an email preference center where you untick the categories you are done with and save. In the app, offer notifications live under Account → Account Settings → Notifications - the same path DoorDash documents for both of its consumer apps. Delivery updates and receipts are transactional and carry on either way.

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Method 1: the footer Unsubscribe link and preference center

1. Open a recent promotional email from Caviar.
2. Scroll to the bottom and select Unsubscribe.
3. On the preference center page, uncheck the email types you no longer want, or choose the option to opt out of all non-high-priority communications.
4. Select Save Preferences.

The preference-center approach beats a bare one-click opt-out: you can see every email category Caviar has you on and clear them in one visit instead of unsubscribing email by email. It also works when you can no longer sign in, since the link is tied to your email address rather than your login.

Method 2: app notification toggles

Promo push notifications are a separate channel with their own switches. In the Caviar app, select Account, scroll to Account Settings, then Notifications, and slide off anything offer-shaped - Store Offers and Recommendations are the usual suspects. Email opt-outs never affect push, so do this even after using Method 1.

Method 3: your mail client's shortcut

Caviar marketing mail carries the List-Unsubscribe header, so Gmail and Apple Mail display a native Unsubscribe control at the top of the message. It reaches the same opt-out without scrolling to the footer.

The DoorDash overlap, and checking the opt-out held

Because the two brands share a parent, people assume silencing DoorDash covers Caviar or the reverse. It does not: each brand mails from its own addresses and lists, so handle a Caviar email and a DoorDash email separately. When an opt-out later appears to fail, it is usually the other brand's list or a winback campaign waking up. ClearMyInbox schedules a follow-up pass roughly a month out, confirming the Caviar address has fallen silent or flagging it if promos resume - no manual inbox archaeology required.

Filter it at the mailbox if needed

Persistent promos can be cut off client-side. Gmail: create a filter matching the Caviar promotional sender and choose Skip Inbox or Delete, scoped tighter than the whole domain so order emails still land. Outlook: Sweep the sender or add it under Blocked senders in Junk email settings.

What no opt-out removes

Order confirmations, receipts, refund notices, and courier tracking messages are transactional. They fire per order, not per mailing list, and remain after every marketing opt-out on every platform - Caviar included.

Finish the job across the category

A Caviar promo in the inbox usually has company - Seamless and the other delivery platforms run near-identical campaigns. Our guide to stopping food delivery emails shows how to sweep the whole category at once.