I order groceries once per week and haven't had many issues. I was once brought "regular" almond milk instead of "vanilla;" imagine the horror. I required a fainting couch after that ordeal. No, honestly it's been great to get a ton of groceries delivered to me at a scheduled time so that I can plan ahead the meals I will make for the week. I tend to get side-tracked by the cheese section and other exotic animal products so I find myself spending less money when I order online and in bulk and the items I get are simple enough that I don't need to be there to scrutinize the quality. The chicken is pre-packaged and, if it's inside the expiration date, cool. I am obsessed with cruciferous vegetables and they are hardy things which are hard to purchase in battered and bruised forms.
Very rarely I will use Postmates if I'm too hungover to move, but mostly try to actually go to restaurants on principle. I'd rather my money go directly to a local small business.
I always use Seamless, unless the restaurant has its own online ordering system. My go-to burrito place gives you a 5% discount if you order from their website, but it seems like most places just redirect to Seamless and/or other apps if you try to order from them.
I order groceries once per week and haven't had many issues. I was once brought "regular" almond milk instead of "vanilla;" imagine the horror. I required a fainting couch after that ordeal. No, honestly it's been great to get a ton of groceries delivered to me at a scheduled time so that I can plan ahead the meals I will make for the week. I tend to get side-tracked by the cheese section and other exotic animal products so I find myself spending less money when I order online and in bulk and the items I get are simple enough that I don't need to be there to scrutinize the quality. The chicken is pre-packaged and, if it's inside the expiration date, cool. I am obsessed with cruciferous vegetables and they are hardy things which are hard to purchase in battered and bruised forms.
Very rarely I will use Postmates if I'm too hungover to move, but mostly try to actually go to restaurants on principle. I'd rather my money go directly to a local small business.
Delivery but it’s not that often maybe once a month, but always apps.
I get delivery, but rarely. I've never used any of the apps available here. I will order via the restaurant's own website though.
We live in the middle of nowhere. No delivery service for us!
I always opt for online options if possible to save us both the trouble of a noisy restaurant, a language barrier, and my shoddy Sprint service.
I always use Seamless, unless the restaurant has its own online ordering system. My go-to burrito place gives you a 5% discount if you order from their website, but it seems like most places just redirect to Seamless and/or other apps if you try to order from them.