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Businiess name:
Yummy
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Review by:
Tom G.
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My first experience with Internet grocers was Vons, and that was a near disaster. If Vons couldn't find what you wanted, you didn't get a substitute even if you'd ordered basics like bread or milk. Almost as bad, you had to plan delivery a couple of days in advance, unless you wanted to pay a big premium. Now HomeGrocer.com, aka Yummy.com, which launched in 2002 but ran into problems expanding from its original West Hollywood location, is back throughout Westside, promising to live up to its original promise of good products, service and prices. I tried them out, and I got everything I ordered, with delivery in the promised 30 minutes. Because I ordered more than $75 worth of grocerties, I didn't have to pay the regular $3.99 delivery fee (although the delivery guy obviously does not refuse a tip). If you don't have time to go to the market, home delivery via the Internet from HomeGrocer/Yummy looks like a pretty good deal. The downside is that the selection is somewhat limited. Maybe that will change if online consumers start clicking energetically. Look for the "HomeGrocer" name in new marketing/advertising initiatives, although the original "Yummy" name is still used here and there. Both names share the same phone number and Web site. http://www.homegrocer.com
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