PeaPod Delivery?

[tinysmagic]

PeaPod Delivery?#1

Posted: 12/17/13 at 11:35am

Have any of you ever used it?

[Liza's Headband]

PeaPod Delivery?#2

Posted: 12/17/13 at 11:58am

Yes. All the time.

[tazber]

PeaPod Delivery?#2

Posted: 12/17/13 at 12:10pm

Yes. All the time.


.....and do you have an opinion or a comment about it?

Or were you just being a douche?

....but the world goes 'round

Updated On: 12/17/13 at 12:10 PM

[Jordan Catalano]

PeaPod Delivery?#3

Posted: 12/17/13 at 12:15pm

Thy deliver in nyc now? About 10 years ago hen I lived in DC, I used them and liked them a lot. At the time they were a lot more affordable than Fresh Direct and you could use coupons, as well. Something Freah Direct has never allowed.

[Gothampc]

PeaPod Delivery?#4

Posted: 12/17/13 at 12:50pm

Doesn't one of the grocery stores like Stop & Shop use them as their primary delivery service?

If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

[xxdrewboy85xx]

PeaPod Delivery?#5

Posted: 12/17/13 at 1:03pm

I use them in the winter a lot (there is nothing worse than a Chicago Winter). I don't mid them, but for some reason I get frustrated looking for the items I want. I like to roam the isles and find what I need/want, but I feel when Im using Peapod It takes me so much longer to shop, browsing through all the items on the website over physically looking for them.

[Tom1071]

PeaPod Delivery?#6

Posted: 12/17/13 at 3:20pm

PeaPod and Stop & Shop are one in the same. If you enter your S&S shopper card number you get the sale discounts just like you would in the store and you can use coupons as well. I used them for the first time a few weeks ago when I was swamped and didn't have time to get to the grocery store. I liked it although I found that I spent way more money than I normally would because you have to spend at least $60 for them to deliver your order and $100 in order to get the delivery fee waived. I average about $40-$50 a week in grocery purchases. It's a time saver but not necessarily a money saver...but aren't all conveniences we pay for? Although I will say that the produce was fresh...no bruising and my refrigerator items were cold.

Updated On: 12/17/13 at 03:20 PM

[dramamama611]

PeaPod Delivery?#7

Posted: 12/17/13 at 5:33pm

I've been using peapod for more than a year now. I think 2x they've forgotten something and MAYBE twice I had to call because a fruit or veggie was unusable. Both times the matter was rectified appropriately.

Like them a lot.

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[dreaming]

PeaPod Delivery?#8

Posted: 12/19/13 at 10:23am

I used them in Boston. They do indeed deliver to NYC (well I know they do in Manhattan). I live in an area with lots of grocery stores, and frankly, since I'm pretty picky about what I eat (and don't rack up much of a grocery bill), it's not worth it for me.

However, when I used it, I rarely had a problem-and when I did, they were quick to fix it. (Once, as I was unpacking, the delivery guy came back-he realized he'd forgotten an item. They are really good about correcting their mistakes. And, they let you know promptly online if they run out of something-really good-and offer a lot of alternatives.)

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

PeaPod Delivery?#9

Posted: 12/19/13 at 4:09pm

I used them all the time when I lived in Chicago. I thought they were a great service.