Grocery delivery suggestions?

KatTad77

My husband I because of our schedules have a hard time getting to the grocery store. So someone suggested we use Amazon fresh so we started 2 weeks ago. The 1st week we got somebody else's groceries which was full of fattening and processed foods that we were not going to eat And then this week it was this they put 4 64 ounce unsweetened almond milk on top of yogurt, veggies, bananas, and Turkey meat it Caused the yogurt to Smash all over the place it was a hot mass. Needless to say we are canceling Amazon fresh and just to be fair they gave us our money back both times but at some point we are not accomplishing anything.... So I was wondering if anyone knew of any other grocery delivery services that they trusted. We are in bay area California...

Nessiechickie

I did walmart for a long time.
It was hit and miss was so much of a help to save me from going to the store.
But same time how they packaged it was like they wanted your order to get wrecked and as well I wouldn't order produce.

777Gemma888

I like Instacart, if they're servicing your area.

Initially, due to our need to purchase items from Costco and Aldi (both unavailable in my town), it would have meant Ubering there & back just for groceries. We don't like to drive long distances. Would cost us $40 each way. Instacart saves us money and time.

Our first purchase was non-membership. It meant that we'd paid $35 to get free delivery. We chose to unselect tipping via the system so that we can ascertain upon delivery if the shopper deserved a tip. We paid that in cash. Membership is $99. Being that it's a small area, we get the same 2 shoppers all the time. Building a relationship with them both, tipping well, guarantees that we get what we'd ordered in great condition within the 1 hr window.

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KatTad77

Thank you both. I have heard of both of those I know instacart is in my area but not sure about Walmart

km8907

Shipt