Here now - good home deliveries?

wdw1991 · 19 May 18, 08:53 PM

Staying in Kissimmee this weather is awful and we need food...any good home deliveries?

ianc · 20 May 18, 01:40 AM

Why does the rain stop you driving to the supermarket - you stay dry in the car and you don't get wet inside the supermarket! Plus you can still drive to restaurants - there is no curfew, as there would be if it was a hurricane.

Grocery delivery there is less well developed than in the UK. Walmart/Publix/Target all have plans to roll the service out. Walmart has got half way, with some stores offering click & collect. Publix has teamed up with Instacart, but the service is only available in some zip codes - you can check online. No idea how much extra it costs or how reliable it is - I would rather go to the shop and look round to see what is on offer (although I use Ocado a lot in the UK).

wdw1991 · 20 May 18, 03:03 AM

I meant takeaways, it�s pretty dangerous driving the way the rain was coming down! I know there�s no curfew thanks

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	20 May 18, 01:40 AM ianc Apprentice Imagineer
ianc Apprentice Imagineer Join Date: Jun 10	Why does the rain stop you driving to the supermarket - you stay dry in the car and you don't get wet inside the supermarket! Plus you can still drive to restaurants - there is no curfew, as there would be if it was a hurricane. Grocery delivery there is less well developed than in the UK. Walmart/Publix/Target all have plans to roll the service out. Walmart has got half way, with some stores offering click & collect. Publix has teamed up with Instacart, but the service is only available in some zip codes - you can check online. No idea how much extra it costs or how reliable it is - I would rather go to the shop and look round to see what is on offer (although I use Ocado a lot in the UK).