Online grocery service Bread-n-Brie opened last week, billing themselves as "the first eco-friendly approach to deliveries in Manhattan."
Green grocery shoppers frustrated by all the packaging Fresh Direct uses will be glad to hear that "packaging is neat and conservative – no needless wraps or layers, only enough to keep food fresh and safe," according to a press release reported on Racked.
Bread-n-Brie offers two delivery options to limited parts of Manhattan: home delivery by bicycle to residents of the Upper East Side and West Village, or free pick up at a few local retailers.
We're inspired by their environmentally conscious approach and their "un-delivery fee" (if they don't show up on time with your order, they'll credit you with 50% off your order), but found the website difficult to use.
Bread-n-Brie is offering 20% to first-time customers. If you try it, let us know how it goes.
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Comments (1)
I just got my second B-n-B delivery, the website was hard to use at first, but once I got used to navigation it was really great. The groceries were of better quality than I expected, or that I got from FD. The vegetables and fruits were fresh, the poultry was excellent, and the cakes were to just die for. ïŠ The B-n-B delivery guy, asked me whether I wanted to keep the boxes, of course, I did not and he just took them, leaving me with really cute bags. Oh, and the delivery was on time.
I emailed, B-n-B about some suggestions, and they responded right away saying that they will add my food suggestions.