One of Australia’s favourite supermarkets, Coles can supply you with pretty much everything you need. The prices are affordable and the online delivery services are extremely accessible. They offer a live chat service with the customer service team and also offer free delivery for orders that are over $150. The only downside is that, due to high demand, you may not receive quick service as Coles is currently prioritising vulnerable customers who aren’t able to make it to the shops.

Longstanding rival to Coles and another one of Australia’s most-loved supermarkets, Woolworths is a great source to turn to when you need online grocery delivery. Woolworths delivery service is known for its efficiency- if you order before 6 pm, expect your groceries to arrive the next day. Woolworths has also started a ‘Priority Assistance’ home delivery service to get food delivered to those who are elderly, are disabled or in isolation.

We’ve all been there before, too lazy to not only cook dinner but too lazy to even head to the convenience store up the road. Luckily, Uber Eats offers more than just pre-made meals from your local restaurants, also delivering food from local convenience stores. This is perfect when you’re in need of a late-night snack and can’t get to the store, or when your main grocery store is shut. Delivery is cheap and speedy. Snacks on demand, what could be better to help cope with lockdown?

If the idea of groceries delivered to your door in under 10mins sounds like a pipe dream, welcome to the club. There’s a host of these fast and furious grocery delivery businesses popping up around major cities in Australia (including a few more options on this very list) and for good reason… sometimes you’re just craving a midnight snack, or maybe you just forgot the milk for coffee on Saturday morning. MILKRUN is here to save the day with reasonable prices (most items are marked up around 10% and cheap delivery circa. $2.99. We’ll say it once as a warning, MILKRUN gets VERY convenient, a little too convenient. As it currently stands, MILKRUN is the fastest online grocery shopping service in Australia.

Born in the midst of COVID-19 in early 2020, Produce Drop is the birth product of Phill Lagudi and Jason McIlwaine. Their goal? Shake up the industry and path the way when it comes to connecting a new generation to the Fresh Produce Industry. What started as a weekend activity, rapidly exploded into a fruitful business with vans on the road and over 1200 customers opening up a new and modern way to access Fresh Produce from your home. This is our pick of the bunch when it comes to fresh food and produce delivery in the greater Sydney area.

This is different to other online grocery delivery, as it solely delivers dinners, but the ease of meal-kit delivery is definitely something that’s worth a try. Dinnerly will help motivate you to cook up a delicious, healthy dinner during lockdown, with easy-to-follow recipes that are full of quality ingredients. They offer a two-person or four-person box, and delivery is fairly cheap compared to most meal delivery services, so you don’t have to break the bank.

Voly is the biggest competitor to MILKRUN in Australia. While it mightn’t have the speed of MILKRUN – at 10-15mins average – it does win on price with a $1.99 delivery fee. It’s worth bearing in mind that it doesn’t matter how small your order is here either – we can’t count how many times we’ve forgotten the limes – so take advantage of the convenience by following the link below. It’s worth taking into account here that MILKRUN does offer free delivery on orders over $30 AUD.

Another meal-delivery service that is known for its accessibility, HelloFresh is a great way to stay full and healthy during lockdown. HelloFresh delivers fresh, local ingredients accompanied by easy recipes for you to follow, weekly The meal kits and recipes are colour-coded which gives the process that extra bit of ease we all need. If you’re not happy with the service you can change, skip or cancel at any time with ease.

Looking for a meal delivery service but don’t want to pay for the shipping? MarleySpoon may be the answer to your prayers. MarleySpoon is a great option when it comes to variety. They have meals to satisfy all diets and tastes, from vegetarian meals, calorie-conscious meals and different options for meats and fish. The meals are always delicious and exciting, so you won’t find yourself getting bored.

If you’ve spent time in the United States, you’d know all about this online grocery delivery service. Thankfully, the service has made its way to Australia, and we aren’t complaining. With free delivery and plenty of options, we can see why DoorDash is the world’s largest food delivery service. The service partners with local eateries to deliver you your favourite meals whenever you desire, whether it’s an easy midweek dinner or a weekend feast. Whatever you’re craving and whatever time of the day, DoorDash will have you covered.

Everyone loves their local IGA, and if you didn’t work there as a teenager, you probably knew someone that did. Now, you can continue supporting your local IGA with their home delivery service. IGA online offers free delivery of the 1000’s of products they have available in-store, and you can choose your delivery time to a time that suits you.

For the organic-lovers or the so-called ‘bouge’ among us, you can still shop at your favourite grocery store from the comfort of home. Harris Farm is known for its quality produce, organic meats and range of plant-based products. Whilst you may not be able to leave your house, you can still make a premium feast from the comfort of your home thanks to Harris Farm’s delivery service!

Amazon literally sells everything, even groceries! The perfect one-stop-shop for all your COVID needs, Amazon has a wide variety of groceries on offer for delivery, not including any cold items, however. This is a good option if you’re looking to save some cash, as you can buy in bulk. You can also sign up to Amazon Prime and get free shipping and returns.

eBay is another huge online marketplace that sells pretty much everything and anything. eBay has various sellers, and lots of them sell essential pantry needs, which is useful when other online grocery delivery services are slow or not available. Also, if you sign up to eBay plus you can get free shipping on your orders. Another benefit that comes with shopping through eBay is that you can use PayPal, which means you can do your grocery shopping with ease and efficiency.

If you’re a deal-hunter, Catch should definitely be on your radar. Catch constantly has amazing deals for you to get your hands on, and even has a 30-day free trial so you can test whether you like the services before you join up. You can stock up on essentials, catch daily deals and expect your groceries to be delivered fast as Catch offers an express delivery option.

Supporting local farmers should always be a top priority, and this is something Delish Deliveries strongly believes in. Delish hand selects Australia’s best produce from local farmers and suppliers and the order is then packed on the morning of delivery with recyclable materials. Your fresh, healthy produce will later arrive, free of delivery, just with a happy and healthy conscience.

All your Asian grocery needs in one place, Golden Grocery is a premium Asian online delivery store. If you’ve been dreaming of cooking up an iconic Asian feast, Golden Grocery is bound to have everything you need- from sauces, noodles, rice and dumplings. You could even try one of their Asian snacks for something different. The process is simple, quick and delicious!

Ooooby is another online grocery delivery service with a conscience. Oooby is all about ensuring that getting your hands on organic and local food is simple and fair. Just like your local farmers’ markets, they deliver fresh fruit and vegetables from local and organic growers to you each week. The continuous weekly delivery routine also means you don’t have to worry about organising your next delivery. With a mission to put small-scale sustainable farming back at the heart of the food system, make sure you check Oooby out!

Naked Foods is an organic whole foods store that strives to feed healthy bodies and care for the environment through limited packaging. It is affordable and accessible and there is a wide range of natural foods available, which can be conveniently delivered right to your doorstep. If you’re hoping to do some baking at home, Naked Foods is the perfect stop. The best bit- delivery is free on orders over $50!

iPantry is an online marketplace where you can find all your favourites that would be at your local supermarket. They stock a range of fresh produce, delicious pre-made meals, baked goods and plenty more. If you’re hoping to get your food delivered quickly, iPantry has your back, with next day delivery on all its orders. This is also a good option if you want to send someone a hamper or gift box, with plenty of options for you to choose from.

Just like the name suggests, Dinner Sorted is a premium service that delivers a big box full of fresh ingredients and recipes for you to cook delicious meals at home and with ea se. This means worrying about what to cook for dinner will be a worry no longer, meaning you can sit back and relax. Dinner Sorted developers in Melbourne and all the ingredients are sourced locally.