Places who offer Curbside Pickup
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Great idea, CoffeeQueen. Publix offers in-store pickup. They also offer curbside delivery, but that is apparently through Instacart. Thank you!
Aldi in some areas. CVS will deliver prescriptions and I think Walgreen's offers online ordering for pickup or delivery.
Kohl's (curbside and online delivery) - availability varies by store
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My favorite, although I haven't use it yet is the QT gas stations. Orders carried right out to the pumps!
Petco has curbside delivery too
PetSmart is offering curbside pickup.
A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men.
I have no idea what QT stations are and Publix is also a regional chain of grocery. So if we are including regional chains, Acme and Giant Eagle grocery stores offer curbside and delivery.
Is Costco offering by chance? Really want to go, but scared of Costco (increase in cases in the city near me that has one and scared they are super packed possibly).
Might be willing to do curbside with them, however.
Might be willing to do curbside with them, however.
If they are I haven't heard about it. I would call them and ask.
Kum & Go allows people to shop inside and also offers to bring your order to your vehicle. I do not know if QT is related to K & G. I
@barbage wrote:
My favorite, although I haven't use it yet is the QT gas stations. Orders carried right out to the pumps!
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. - Lao-Tzu
@CoffeeQueen wrote:
If they are I haven't heard about it. I would call them and ask.
Yes, I'm calling tomorrow. We have a family friend who works there, but we don't talk that much, so I haven't been able to slip in a question like that during these stressful times.
I'll post what I find.
It'd be neat to have a thread on which stores have observablely good sanitation practices (e.g., readily avaiable hand or cart sanitizers).
Kum and Go? Seriously? Is it a massage parlor?
@Shop-et-al wrote:
Kum & Go allows people to shop inside and also offers to bring your order to your vehicle. I do not know if QT is related to K & G. I
@barbage wrote:
My favorite, although I haven't use it yet is the QT gas stations. Orders carried right out to the pumps!
@roflwofl wrote:
Best Buy (curbside)
My local Best Buy location was definitely unique. The employees used their own cars to create barricades to form an actual "drive-thru" through the front of the store. The inside of the store was closed to the public, so it was surprising efficient, though if you AREN'T a consumer that has a data plan, or in some cases, a smartphone, their process isn't as efficient and creates an unavoidable delay.
Shopping the Greater Denver Area, Colorado Springs and in-between in Colorado. 33 year old male and willing to travel!
lol!
No. It is a gas station and convenience store. They are in western states, at least.
No. It is a gas station and convenience store. They are in western states, at least.
@CoffeeQueen wrote:
Kum and Go? Seriously? Is it a massage parlor?
@Shop-et-al wrote:
Kum & Go allows people to shop inside and also offers to bring your order to your vehicle. I do not know if QT is related to K & G. I
@barbage wrote:
My favorite, although I haven't use it yet is the QT gas stations. Orders carried right out to the pumps!
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. - Lao-Tzu
That's flipping hilarious. You have to suspect that they knew people would raise an eyebrow (or two) at that name.
Hey. I did not name it. All I did was move here and find a different set of place names. 
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. - Lao-Tzu
Love the creativity. In Seattle, there's a nice Vietnamese restaurant I used to go to all the time whenever I was out there called 'What the Pho?'
Shopping the Greater Denver Area, Colorado Springs and in-between in Colorado. 33 year old male and willing to travel!
After a while, it becomes a household name. Only travelers are shocked.
I grew up in Philadelphia, so WaWa convenience stores were commonplace. They were shopped and come up several times in the forum. Someone always asked, "What's a WaWa?"
I think What The Pho is a chain.
I grew up in Philadelphia, so WaWa convenience stores were commonplace. They were shopped and come up several times in the forum. Someone always asked, "What's a WaWa?"
I think What The Pho is a chain.
"I told myself to quit you; but I don't listen to drunks." -Chris Stapleton
The first time you posted about WaWa, I thought it was a Barbara Wawa (remember SNL?) restaurant, or something.
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. - Lao-Tzu
On more than just one occasion, the Wawa cashier greeted me with a cheerful, "Goose Morning!" I thought that I had heard her incorrectly; later, I finally realized that the "goose" was in reference to Wawa's logo. I love Wawa! Immaculately clean, fair prices, GREAT hoagies.
Being headquartered outside of Philadelphia, WaWa had to have excellent hoagies. They had competition from the red checkered table cloth stores. I'm surprised Subway made it in Philly.
"I told myself to quit you; but I don't listen to drunks." -Chris Stapleton
I'm surprised Subway made it anywhere. Mediocre food.
Buehler's grocery stores in Ohio offer curbside pickup and delivery.
Subway has saved me from a disgusting McD's burger many, many times. When I am route shopping and hungry, don't know the good restaurants in the area and don't have time anyway, I can get real food at Subway or I can get a McFake or Taco Bell. I usually choose the real food. So I appreciate them.
@JASFLALMT wrote:
I'm surprised Subway made it anywhere. Mediocre food.
I hear ya, you couldn't pay me enough to eat McDonald's or Taco Bell. But I have eaten at Subway before (used to shop them). Not my first choice for sure.
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