First and foremost, choosing a grocery delivery service depends on which services are available in your area. If you live in a large city, you’ll have many more options than if you live in a more rural area.
Next, you’ll want to consider which delivery service offers food that fits your dietary needs and preferences.
For example, you may want to evaluate whether it also offers staple foods, fresh produce, and frozen or refrigerated foods, or whether you’d need to make an additional grocery order from a different service for those items.
Then, you should consider pricing and how often you plan to use the delivery service. If you’re only going to use grocery delivery services infrequently — for example, less than once per month — you’ll want to choose the service that has the lowest per-order fees.
However, if you plan to use grocery delivery regularly, you’ll want to consider a membership option that would give you the best bang for your buck.
Finally, you’ll want to weigh other factors, like the availability of same-day delivery, if they have an app or just a website, and how their customer service is.
One additional consideration you’ll want to make is that — regardless of the delivery service you choose — tipping your delivery person is customary.
