Grocery delivery with organic options?

[rebekahsd]

We were planning on using Garden Grocer but I've been looking at their website and their organic options (specifically produce) are very limited. Anyone had experience with them or any other grocery delivery services that will cater to organic requests?

 

[Jrpbabe2003]

We used Wegoshop last time. You tell them what store you want them to go to and make a detailed shopping list for that store. Worked out well for us!

 

[jcjen519]

We use garden grocer but what we order is very basic. Milk, juice, cracker type snacks and they carry the organic stuff we buy. I do believe we got some organic blueberries from them but I'm questioning myself on that. We like gg. It's always delivered timely, never anything wrong with our order. We do notice we always end up over purchasing though.

 

[katriscari]

We also use we go shop...loved it. Since you tell them what you want and can be as specific as you want to be...it is great for those looking for specific dietary wants/needs!

 

[daisygirl902]

Another vote for WeGoShop! I've used both and love that you can choose any brand or type of food and they'll pick it up for you. She even got us better deals on some things than we expected (we wanted two boxes of cereal...she got us a family size that had more cereal for less money). They'd be my go-to for organic options!!

 

[livndisney]

Whole Foods has a delivery service-
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/service/orlando-delivery

 

[rebekahsd]

How does WeGoShop compare in terms of fees? Also, has anyone actually used the Whole Foods delivery service?

 

[livndisney]

How does WeGoShop compare in terms of fees? Also, has anyone actually used the Whole Foods delivery service?

From the wegoshop website: http://www.wegoshop.com/location15.html

 

[DSNY4ever]

We used we go shop last year and sent them to Whole Foods. It worked well and we were able to get the organic produce and snacks that DS is used to at home. Plus we were able to get the diapers and sunscreen that we like. They did a good job. The toughest part was figuring out what stuff that we buy at our WF would or would not be at the one in Florida. We let them know we were pretty flexible on our requests and tried to be as descriptive as possible.

I didn't know WF had their own service, maybe that is easier...?

 

[rebekahsd]

Thank you! Maybe doing WeGoShop and sending them to Whole Foods is the way to go.

I'm not all that familiar with Publix- are their organic options pretty extensive? They might be cheaper.