How to Order Groceries in Dallas

Groceries can come to your own home in Dallas

Shopping for groceries in Dallas has never been as easy as it is now. This is due to the innovative idea of allowing customers to shop for groceries from home. Many grocery stores will even deliver groceries, making it completely unnecessary for customers to leave the comfort of their own homes. As of April 2011, customers looking to have their groceries delivered in Dallas have the following option.

Things You'll Need

• Phone
• Computer with internet access

Instructions

1. Call the Lakewood Whole Foods supermarket at 214-824-1744 and ask to speak with the concierge.

2. Tell the concierge you would like to order groceries online. Give the concierge the necessary billing information that he or she asks for.

3. Compile a grocery list. It should be based on your needs and the pricing. The first grocery delivery does not have a delivery charge. After that the cost will be $15.50 for a delivery of up to four bags within three miles of the store and $20.50 for up to four bags within three to ten miles of the store. There will be an additional $2.00 charge per bag if the order is more than four bags.

4. E-mail the concierge at [e-mail] with the list of desired groceries. Allow at least two to three hours for groceries to be delivered.

Tips & Warnings

• It is common practice to tip the person that delivers the groceries. According to CNNMoney.com a delivery person should receive a tip that equals ten percent of the bill, excluding tax. If it is a difficult delivery, for example, the weather is bad or the address is hard to find, the tip should be 15 to 20 percent of the bill, excluding tax.

References

• Whole Foods Market:Welcome to the Lakewood Store
• CNNMoney.com: How much to tip