I have been using it for years and have had only two issues- once when the truck broke down in 100-degree weather and today when they canceled in advance of the snow. Overall it's a good service, affordable, and allows me to reclaim time.

I got spoiled meat (with things moving in it one time) and the due date on the milk and yogurt only had like 2-3 days left on them. They are great for bulk items and stocking up, but I won't use them for fresh food anymore.

Anonymous wrote:When they pick out fruit and vegies is it good pieces?

No, that's why we stopped using them. Food was often rotten or spoiled. The guy always wanted a cash tip on top of delivery fee. Also, the delivery truck backed into our mailbox and pushed it over. I complained. They wanted ME to get an estimate to submit. right. Like I have the time to locate a handyman willing to give me an estimate. So no more Peapod. And my mailbox is still tilted.

Anonymous wrote:If you are in the city, try Instacart. It's a new delivery service. You get to pick the store(s) you buy from, including Whole Foods and Costco.

just a heads up..read a wapo article that said right now instacart only delivers from harris teeter..they'll be adding other stores "every few weeks"

Well, I'm an early bird and hit Wegmans at 6 AM right when they open on Tuesday mornings. I'm in and out of there in 30 min.

I hate Giant, so Peapod would never work for me.

Anonymous wrote:I've been using peapod for at least ten years now, and while that's long enough that there have been a few hiccups, I've never had any real problems, and the customer service line has always been extremely responsive.

Do you tip when you order online or cash in person?