Do you tip 20% on grocery delivery, even when your groceries are $300+?

[Anonymous]

So $60, plus $9.95 service fee if it’s Whole Foods?

[Anonymous]

I would prob just take my A$$ to the store and buy them myself for that tip amount.

[Anonymous]

I find the app super temperamental, and if I try to adjust the default $10 tip, it often boots me out…

[Anonymous]

I don’t. I have worked many tip-based jobs and give a good tip but also use common sense. Particularly if one single item was unusually expensive-like vitamins or something.

[Anonymous]

I would do $40. Maybe $50.

[Anonymous]

I don’t tip 20% on grocery delivery. I tip $20.

[Anonymous]

Well, we don't get Whole Foods delivery anymore, after the Amazon Prime change. But we do get Instacart delivery and we DO tip 20%.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So $60, plus $9.95 service fee if it’s Whole Foods?

No. But my tips vary. The base is 20% for meal deliveries except if it is below $25 then it is an automatic $5. I would probably tip $25-30 for a $300 WF delivery. I might tip more for a meal delivery of a similar amount as that can be unwieldy and often arrives via bicycle (live in NYC).

[Anonymous]

Ok, thanks for all of the helpful responses!

[Anonymous]

The WF app is terrible, better on a desktop!

[Anonymous]

At least 50$ for a large order like that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t tip 20% on grocery delivery. I tip $20.

We did a weekly grocery pick up order ($300ish) from Giant for nearly a year during Covid. We $20 each time.

[Anonymous]

No fking way. Not interested impressing the delivery boy with a big tip unless he is willing to go extra extra miles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At least 50$ for a large order like that.

I’d go to 25%.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At least 50$ for a large order like that.

To carry them from their car to your front door? Why do much?

No, I don’t tip an automatic 20%. $300 at the grocery store isn’t even that much anymore.