We listened to feedback from area residents, community leaders, policymakers and nonprofits partners and looked at which neighborhoods may be too far to easily to a traditional grocery store. The result? Curbside Groceries stops where it’s most convenient for you.

Curbside Groceries provides a shopping experience unlike anything currently available in the areas along its route. Customers have their choice of high-quality fresh foods and pantry staples, from fresh fruits and vegetables to dairy and proteins at affordable prices.

Just bring your cash, credit card, debit card or EBT to the truck, take a look at the menu and let our team know what you’d like. We’ll bag it up and check you out. Simple as that.

We want to hear from you about how we’re doing and how we can improve. Please drop us a line using our Contact Us page form.

Out of an abundance of caution and care for the safety of all customers, we’re increasing sanitation measures and putting other protocols in place to comply with local social distancing regulations for food sellers and farmers markets.

We need your help to keep Curbside Groceries safe for everyone:
Maintain six feet distance from any person who is not part of your household. Wear a mask or some form of mouth covering (such as a scarf or wrap).
Patrons will not be able to enter the truck; a Curbside team member will fulfill orders.
Send one member of your household to the truck, if possible. Leave pets at home.
Cough or sneeze into your elbow, and away from other people.
Do NOT visit the truck if you have a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis or are exhibiting a symptom of any transmissible infectious disease, such as a cough, fever or a runny nose.

Thank you for your patience with us as we shift and adapt operations during this emergency. We will continue to keep you informed about service dates and times and appreciate your partnership.