The Big Carrot is launching grocery delivery in Toronto

Latest Videos

One of the best organic grocery stores in Toronto recently announced they'll start up home delivery service.

Big Carrot says they'll begin offering next-day delivery service within Toronto next week. Their delivery fee will be $10 for minimum $100 orders, and orders can be made using an online form.

View this post on Instagram

Exciting news friends! Starting Tuesday, May 12th we'll be adding a delivery option to our Curbside program! 🎉 Simply click the delivery option on the online order form. Here's what you need to know: 🚙Minimum order amount is $100 before taxes 🚙$10.00 flat rate delivery charge will be applied to every order 🚙Delivery only available in Toronto 🚙Orders will be dropped off between 4:00-5:00 p.m. the day after the order is placed Thanks for sticking with us! We're happy to be able to provide this service to our beloved community. Happy weekend-ing. Stay safe! #flattenthecurve #livingbettertogether #bigcarrotdelivery #shopsmart

A post shared by The Big Carrot (@thebigcarrot) on May 8, 2020 at 4:21pm PDT

The organic and health food store had been offering curbside pickup at the Danforth location as well as priority entry to frontline workers.

There's no word yet on the delivery area but let's hope they'll be able to keep up with the overwhelming demand faced by other online grocers.

Lead photo by

Hector Vasquez

Latest Videos

Join the conversation Load comments

Latest in Eat & Drink

Fruta Libre is giving away free food in Toronto this week

Loblaw and Sobeys ordered to share info in 'anticompetitive conduct' investigation

Ontario is letting The Beer Store sell lotto tickets and other non-beer items

Someone thinks Toronto's first Shake Shack will be the new Queen-Spadina McDonald's

Toronto neighbourhood upset to be losing local grocery store ahead of new development

How to get a new free blender without a receipt after Canada-wide recall

People fight back over anonymous complaint that could close Toronto corner store

Toronto pizza restaurant claps back at former employee's viral wage protest video