Do More › Web & Search 8 Sites for Online Grocery Shopping Shop for your groceries from the comfort of your own home Share Pin Email Print Shop for groceries from the comfort of home. andresr/E+/Getty Images Web & Search Search Engines Best of the Web Safety & Privacy Running a Website by Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher is the former freebies expert for The Balance Everyday. She has over 18 years experience in teaching and writing about personal finance. Updated October 17, 2019 PRODUCT DISCLOSURE $ A growing number of supermarkets allow their customers to shop online for their groceries, preparing the order for pick-up or delivering it directly to their door. Shopping from home for your grocery store items is a great way to deal with this necessary chore: It's convenient, it's a time-saver, and sometimes you can even take advantage of online sales not otherwise accessible. This service isn't just for packaged goods, either. Many stores offer shoppers the opportunity to order fresh produce, meats, dairy, and other groceries online and get these items delivered directly to their homes. In addition, many products that aren't necessarily found easily in stores can be found online — sometimes for a much cheaper price. You might even be able to take advantage of online rewards or cash-back offers, too. 01 of 08 Walmart Online Grocery Provides Delivery or Pickup Screenshot/Walmart Grocery What We Like Free local pickup. Excellent prices. Delivery from local stores. Also includes non-grocery items. What We Don't Like Delivery fee per order. Minimum order limit for delivery. Many people welcome a Walmart store in their hometowns. These stores now offer online grocery ordering with free same-day pickup and delivery using the Walmart Grocery App. Visit Walmart Grocery 02 of 08 Amazon Grocery Lets You Subscribe for Easy Orders Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images What We Like Convenient. Front door delivery. Good customer service. What We Don't Like Only available in select locations. Monthly fee. Additional charges per order. Excessive packaging used. Amazon is the largest online retailer today. The company's grocery offerings span from beverages to meats to seasonal gifts and baskets. In the past few years, Amazon has greatly expanded its online grocery items, offering subscriptions to frequently purchased items (resulting in significant discounts for these subscription items) as a deep catalog of specialty items most bricks-and-mortar stores just can't carry. If you subscribe to regular delivery (every one, two, three, or four months), you can save a significant amount of money. Use a Dash button for re-ordering — it's free and streamlines the purchase of frequently used items. Amazon Prime customers enjoy free shipping on all grocery orders that qualify for this offer, as well as any discounts additional that might apply. Visit AmazonFresh 03 of 08 FreshDirect Specializes in Kosher, Gluten-Free, and Organic Foods Screenshot /Freshdirect What We Like Reliable, on time service. Chef prepared meals. Good customer service. Reasonable prices. What We Don't Like Only available in select locations. Fee per order or subscription for unlimited delivery. FreshDirect delivers fresh, organic, gourmet food to many different areas within the United States. Just enter your zip code to find out if they deliver to your area. Their online grocery items come directly from local farms and dairies, with specialization for people with kosher, gluten-free, or organic and natural food preferences. Visit FreshDirect 04 of 08 Local Harvest Connects You With Seasonal, Fresh Foods Screenshot/LocalHarvest What We Like Offers locally grown food. Many organic options. Pickup options are often available. What We Don't Like Outdated, complicated website. Unreliable service. Orders are shipped by local vendors. Local Harvest aims to connect people in their local communities with fresh, organic, farm-to-table produce and goods. Customers can find produce online both in their local areas and other cities nationwide; not all of the farms represented in their directory offer delivery outside of their local areas, but many do. Shoppers can also take advantage of Community Supported Agriculture deliveries, subscribing to seasonal produce and visiting their selected farms once each season. Visit Local Harvest 05 of 08 ShopFoodEx Carries Hard-to-Find Favorites Screenshot/ShopFoodEx.com What We Like Excellent packaging practices. Great customer service. Decent prices. What We Don't Like Outdated website. Orders are shipped, not local. ShopFoodEx features nearly 10,000 grocery items. You can also make lists on the site, take advantage of seasonal specials, and shop a limited array of warehouse items. ShopFoodEx delivers to APO/FPO addresses. Also, when you spend $100 or more, the site will drop shipping charges by 33 percent. Visit ShopFoodEx 06 of 08 GoBio! Offers Organic Goods Screenshot/GoBio! What We Like All organic. Free shipping for orders over minimum limit. What We Don't Like Only Go Bio! branded products available. Orders are shipped, not locally delivered. Very limited selection. Stock organic and kosher foods with GoBio. The site offers high-quality food delivered to the United States and Canada, with free shipping on orders over $85. Watch for E-Specials, which change frequently. You can sign up for the email newsletter to track the specials more conveniently. Visit GoBio! Organics 07 of 08 Safeway Provides Neighborhood Service Screenshot/ Safeway What We Like Same day delivery. Refrigerated delivery trucks. Large selection of foods. What We Don't Like Only available in select areas. Orders are not always accurate. Deliveries are not always reliable. Safeway extends the convenience of online grocery shopping to quite a few areas in the U.S.; you can see if your zip is covered here. Shipping fees are low, and there are a lot of grocery items from which to choose. When you fill your online cart, use the Request to Personal Shopper feature to issue directions for specific items, i.e., "please provide firm tomatoes." Visit Safeway 08 of 08 MySupermarket Helps Consumers Compare Stores in The UK Screenshot/MySupermarket What We Like Convenient. Offers discounts and deals. Professional, intuitive website. What We Don't Like Delivery fees vary based on chosen retailer. Often out of stock. Mobile app is difficult to use. MySupermarket is a UK-based service that provides online grocery shopping for many different stores including Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, and Ocado. Compare prices instantly across all the stores that MySupermarket currently indexes and find healthier options for anything you might have in your shopping cart. 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