Places that deliver food to your villa:

[RweTHEREyet]

Inspired by another thread, I thought it might be good to have a list of places that deliver meals to your WDW room. I can start it with the ones listed in the other thread. Please add any others that you know of.

http://www.goodings.com/ (only delivers from 9 am to 6 pm but they have roasted chicken and subs/sandwiches etc)

http://www.giordanos.com/ (delivers right to your villa) Some of the best pizza I have ever had and we have had delivery from them before

http://www.sonnysbbq.com/pages/menu.php (the one on John Young Pkwy delivers right to the villa) really good chopped BBQ

Can anyone else add to this list?

 

[Horace Horsecollar]

WeGoShop, serving Walt Disney World:

http://www.wegoshop.com/location/wgs-location15.htm

I haven't used them yet, but many good things have been posted about them on this board. You enter your grocery list online. You pay the actual grocery store prices, plus a reasonable shopping/delivery fee.

 

[Renate_do]

WeGoShop, serving Walt Disney World:

http://www.wegoshop.com/location/wgs-location15.htm

I haven't used them yet, but many good things have been posted about them on this board. You enter your grocery list online. You pay the actual grocery store prices, plus a reasonable shopping/delivery fee.

Found wegoshop an interesting thing to do BUT as I´m not used to the US food items as an German how, or better what should I order. If I only tell them for example I would like to have bagles and ham and diet coke.....what would they delivere? the priciest items or the cheapest?

Another question will you have to fix a time you will have to be at our room to get the things?

Greets Renate

 

[Stimpy]

Papa Johns delivers too (to the front desk). We had it one night...wasn't great but wasn't bad either. (We're spoiled by the NY pizzas!)

 

[Happy Birthday Cat]

Found wegoshop an interesting thing to do. BUT as I´m not used to the US food items as an German. how, or better what should I order. If I only tell them for example I would like to have bagles and ham and diet coke.....what would they delivere? the priciest items or the cheapest?

WeGo Shop is great. You could e-mail them and tell them exactly what you said here. If you want top of the line items, that's what they will get you. If you want "store brand" they will get you that. Just let them know what you want and you will have it. We have used them a couple of times and will again and again.

HBC

 

[mikkiwikki]

I thought this was a useful thread about food that can be delivered to VILLAS and given Im renting off site this upcoming thanksgiving...thought I would resurrect. We used goodings for our last trip - and they were fabulous.
Could even order things like mylar balloons to get the kids excited. It was nice arriving and having balloons and such for the kids.

 

[Jeremy&Susan]

Great post, I would be interested to see how big the list grows.

Maybe somebody can make up a master list like the ROFR list. I'm sure we could all use the information from best places to shop for food (delivered or pick-up) to best places to get delivery from.

I know we don't always like to go out to eat. Lines and crowds.

 

[Horace Horsecollar]

There are really two different types of food delivery in this thread — grocery delivery (to stock your kitchen) and restaurant meal delivery.

I'll leave it to others to discuss restaurants that deliver hot meals.

There are three WDW-area grocery delivery services. At a high level, each of these services is similar. You tell them what you want delivered, and they deliver the items to your resort (either to your room/villa or to bell services). You pay a premium over the actual grocery prices to account for picking and delivering the items.

WeGoShop — http://www.wegoshop.com/

WeGoShop is the only service that I've used. I like their concept the best. You submit a freeform grocery list. You can be general or specific ("carton of orange juice" or "64 oz Tropicana Pure Premium Orange Juice with No Pulp"). You can specify which grocery store you prefer, such as Publix, Winn-Dixie, or WalMart. You pay the cash register receipt price plus a reasonable shopping/delivery charge. You must reserve a delivery date and time in advance, which allows the owner to stay on schedule with deliveries. If you search for "wegoshop" on DIS Boards, you'll find many good reviews, but also a few bad reviews from 2005. The Central Florida WeGoShop operation changed hands on late 2005, so you should be able to ignore any bad reviews from 2005.

Goodings — http://www.goodings.com/ (click on "Online Shopping")

Goodings is a small, terribly overpriced grocery chain in the WDW area. They have a nice, web-based shopping service. According to their site, "a $50.00 minimum order is required and a $20.00 service charge will be added to your total." Given their high prices and the service charge, my guess is that they'll generally be more expensive (possibly much more expensive) than WeGoShop. However, people on this board have posted good reviews. My understanding is that they generally deliver to bell services.

GardenGrocer — http://www.gardengrocer.com/

GardenGrocer has an attractive website. You can pick and choose grocery items from GardenGrocer's sophisticated website. There have been many favorable reviews of GardenGrocer, but recently there was a thread called, "TERRIBLE Experience with Garden Grocer." This thread includes both sides of the story. The owner of GardenGrocer tried to defend himself. However, it seems he really dropped the ball and subsequently failed to take the initiative to make things right with the OP. GardenGrocer might be a victim of their own success. Some posts later in the thread suggest that the owner of GardenGrocer learned from the experience.