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Delivery Services for the Greater Boston Area Amazon Amazon is an online retailer that sells everything. They offer a Prime membership where most orders have free two day shipping, access to streaming services and ebooks. If you are a new member, they have a student membership. Grocery and Household Items Delivery Instacart: A grocery delivery service that works with most of the major grocery stores, including Star Market, Stop & Shop, and Market Basket. They also work with CVS Pharmacy, warehouses such as BJ’s and Costco and pet stores. You can order through their website or their app. Peapod: A delivery service through Stop & Shop grocery stores. Amazon fresh: A delivery service through Whole Foods Market, and you can also purchase household and personal care items. Shipt: Provides delivery services for some major grocery stores, Target and CVS Pharmacy. Mercato: A delivery service that works with local specialty stores for grocery delivery. Drizly: Provides alcohol delivery for those over 21 with the appropriate identification. They also deliver non-alcoholic drinks and snacks. Grove: Shop for all natural, eco friendly and organic household items and personal products. Restaurant Delivery The following websites are all takeout and delivery services from local restaurants. Grubhub Caviar UberEats DoorDash Seamless Postmates Furniture, home furnishings and other necessities Target: A larger retailer that sells clothing, furniture, home furnishings and personal items. Orders over $35 usually have free 2 day shipping, or same day delivery through Shipt at an additional cost. Walmart: A larger retailer that sells clothing, furniture, home furnishings and personal items. Certain orders may be eligible for next day delivery or 2 day shipping. Wayfair: An online furniture and home furnishings website. Shipping over $35 is free, and two day delivery is available for many items. IKEA: IKEA is a large retailer that offers furniture and home furnishings. Delivery currently takes about three weeks from the date of your order. .

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