Options for organic produce delivery

[Anonymous]

Does anyone have ones they are happy with? I'm trying to find one and am not quite sure where to start. I live in NOVA.

[Anonymous]

Relay Foods..they do delivery or you could pickup for free. I posted a coupon code for $30 off your first order of $50 or more a couple days ago on another thread..the thread is called "Have you tried Relay Foods?"

[Anonymous]

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/312864.page

[Anonymous]

Just to add a little more info to my above posts (I'm the PP). I've ordered from Relay for both delivery and pickup. The customer service in-person and through e-mail is absolutely fantastic. They're friendly, professional, and fix any issues that arise (one time I got mild salsa instead of medium..not a big deal at all, but they gave me a refund without any problem). The selection of organic produce is outstanding, and I have been very happy with the quality. I order about once a week.

[Anonymous]

NP. I've used Relay a couple times, but the delivery seems expensive. How does Washington Green Grocer compare?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP. I've used Relay a couple times, but the delivery seems expensive. How does Washington Green Grocer compare?

I don't like Washington Green Grocer. But there is a new service that was supposed to start in in this area in February but hasn't yet. It's called Instacart. I can't wait to try it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NP. I've used Relay a couple times, but the delivery seems expensive. How does Washington Green Grocer compare?

I don't like Washington Green Grocer. But there is a new service that was supposed to start in in this area in February but hasn't yet. It's called Instacart. I can't wait to try it.

just looked up instacart..it looks awesome!

[Anonymous]

Great Country Farms is taking applications for their CSA. They aren't certified organic but they do follow organic practices. You have no choice over what you get but I've been pretty pleased. It's a nice mix of fruits & vegetables both and you get a membership to the farm for u-pick and family friendly events. Bluemont Vineyard is across the street too and you get discounts there for tastings as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Great Country Farms is taking applications for their CSA. They aren't certified organic but they do follow organic practices. You have no choice over what you get but I've been pretty pleased. It's a nice mix of fruits & vegetables both and you get a membership to the farm for u-pick and family friendly events. Bluemont Vineyard is across the street too and you get discounts there for tastings as well.

Do they deliver?