Grocery delivery?

[jacobsmommy]

What company do you all recommend for grocery delivery to the resorts? We don't need much, just bottled water and maybe a few breakfast items.

 

[sqpcsqpc]

We have always had luck with Garden Grocer but they have a delivery fee and has a minimum order. I think others may have used Amazon Prime Now.

 

[Tpiejg]

I used garden grocers last trip. they were great. had to change my order, it was very easy to do and delivered on time without a hitch. I havent used amazon but I know people that have and they said it was less expensive.

 

[dvc at last !]

We have always had luck with Garden Grocer but they have a delivery fee and has a minimum order. I think others may have used Amazon Prime Now.

We use GG -

Disney does not charge for that - GG has delivery charge.
I believe Disney now charges for packages you have sent.

 

[jacobsmommy]

I would be interested in finding out the details for using Amazon prime now for delivery to a Disney resort. I have Amazon prime, so I would love to go that route if possible...

 

[dvc at last !]

Call your resort and ask about this.

 

[glk2009]

We've used wegoshop.com and had great success. I was considering Prime Now but they don't offer fruits and veggies which is a big part of our order.

I've also read some good reviews about DizzyDolphin.

HTH!

 

[Mickeycrocs]

We have ordered both ways, garden grocer and Amazon prime. Prime was waaaaay cheaper and I was not charged any sort of fee in September and I ordered 2 24 packs of waters and packs of poweraides and also breakfast foods. Good luck!

 

[Accident]

What company do you all recommend for grocery delivery to the resorts? We don't need much, just bottled water and maybe a few breakfast items.

In this order depending on who has what I need:
- in a suitcase I bring with me especially if no bag fee and to have another bag to get more home.
- If i'm hiring a car to get me to disney, I'll get a deal with a 30 minute stop on the way and just have them stop at walmart or publix near property.
- Amazon Prime Pantry if they sell what you need (it'll be a $5 resort fee per box and amazon is very clear when you have more than 1 box)
- Garden Grocers if I am including fresh items or prime pantry didn't cut it.
- Amazon Prime now if I forgot something and need asap. (i'd price vs garden grocers as they do have fresh foods from prime now also. also handy to add on a cheap coffee pot or similar especially if staying at a value)

 

[Hopefully]

We used wegoshop for 7 years until I experienced HORRIBLE customer service. I will never use, nor recommend them again.
Since then we have used Garden Grocer and I think they are great. Our orders are always on time and exactly what I want. For example I buy bananas for my DH for each morning. At Garden Grocer you have the ability to order ripe (yellow) bananas and green bananas - which are ripe by the end of the week. It is great.
They have a $40 minimum order and a delivery fee. I easily make the minimum order just ordering a case of water, Juice, coffee, soda, fruit, breakfast pastries, beer, wine and cheese and crackers.
Good Luck

 

[jo-jo]

I would double check resorts prices vs the services. At DVC resorts, they charge around 6 or7 dollars for a case of water (12 oz bottle). Some breakfast items aren't priced too badly. Of course some prices are unbelievable.

My DH and I throw a few things in suitcase and buy OJ, half and half, water and soda at the resort.

If it's really just a matter of a few things, you'd be better off just getting it at disney.

 

[jacobsmommy]

We are staying at Pop, so I'm not sure that they have cases of water there

 

[Chelley00]

We use garden Grocer every trip. It's a little more expensive but I am not grocery shopping on vacation

 

[willmccready]

We used Garden Grocer and were very pleased. I was initially turned off by the delivery charge, but the ability to order refrigerated goods and beer/wine sold us.

 

[jacobsmommy]

I think I have decided on using Garden Grocer because then I can order bottled water, milk, cereal, cheese sticks and bananas