Taco Bell adding delivery

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(02-08-2018, 01:32 PM)WeezyBengal Wrote: Ive never done the uber eats thing but I have done the kroger grocery delivery which is awesome.

I also saw that amazon is now doing free 2 hour delivery from whole foods. I believe Cincinnati is 1 of only 4 markets that have this service as of right now.

Absolute game changers.

(02-08-2018, 07:29 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Well, ordering a grocery order is a bit different.  They have people dedicated to being "personal shoppers".  We haven't tried the grocery delivery yet, but the wife has had pretty good success with online order for drive thru pick up.

(02-08-2018, 09:42 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: In our town, Walmart and Lowe's Foods.  Pretty sure that some of the other stores are offering that service, in nearby Raleigh.

My sister dies the curbside pickup for us where she just orders our groceries off her phone, pays through that, and then goes and picks them up.

It's either Walmart or Kmart.  I'm just now thinking that this could kill local grocery stores, like the Rempke's in Fort Mitchell where we grew up.

(02-09-2018, 06:41 PM)Au165 Wrote: Well as a side, KFC is also part of this program for you who don't like Taco Bell.

There's always some joint KFC-Taco Bell places in our area.  Is there any kind of relation with the companies?

I'll have to give this a try since there's a Taco Bell about a mile from my house.  Whenever we get it to go, I normally wait until we get home anyways, so I don't see how it would be much different, unless I'm like the third or fourth stop, in which case it could get pretty bad.

How can they screw up chili-cheese burritos and tacos with no lettuce?

I have never tried Uber eats (even though I have the ap) just because there's a Subway directly behind my house, a Chinese place next to that, Noce's a group of businesses down from that (pizza, hoagies, etc.), and then the Town Center at the end of my street which has Wings and Rings and things.