Yummy.com

So, I've never been here before. I stopped because i needed something healthy hoping i could find it here. I found a salad I thought would work. They have touch screen ordering. I placed my order. Kind if confusing 1st time out, but, oh well. My name is called, i get my salad and go to the cashier. My order isn't right.....aaaaarrrggghhhh. they remade it. I guess, no harm, no foul. But next time, can you just read the ticket?

Cute local grocery mart with great custom subs and very friendly staff - right next to the farmers market so a great rest stop on Saturdays

The bulk of the store offers mid-tier products for top-shelf prices, however, The deli and sandwich counter is FANTASTIC! A wonderful value to be had with their handmade salads, soups, and sandwiches featuring Boar's Head meat. Overall, this place has been a complete savior to me when I can't be bothered to venture to a larger shop.

I give this yummy only 2 stars because everything in the store is 4 to 5 times more expensive than the normal price you would pay at a grocery store. So avoid everything in the store except for the Deli! Their sandwiches and New England clam chowder are off the hook! I'm disappointed that Yummy came into my neighborhood of Silver Lake and only price gouges its neighbors with no remorse. If you want one can a pringles that normally sells for a $1.50 expect to pay $5 here. This place is a real rip off so avoid at all cost unless she loved great sandwiches and soups.

Decent place. Has the usual grocery staples (produce, meat, beer/wine, kitchen/cleaning supplies, canned goods, etc.) but not a huge selection to choose from. They do stock some organic produce and meat. There is a take out counter as well. I've never tried it. Prices are on par for the area (which is to say they are high). Staff is friendly and polite.

This place is so confusing - it’s small, and there’s always people restocking shelves in the narrow aisles; at the same time, many popular essentials are empty on the shelves. At the same same time, everything seems to be around 50% to 2x more expensive than other places. It’s convenient and the staff seems nice, but really profit motivated and it shows

Cashier 1665 did not bag my food. Waited for a minute and decided to bag it myself. In addition to that he took a good 2 minutes to inspect my money to make sure it was real. Really! Wow! Needs to understand customer service. I am paying top dollar for poor service. We stop buy for food several times a week. Just going back to Vons. Farther away but service is better.

This is the third time maybe I come to the store and their juice machine is broken. What is this McDonald’s ? Their stocking is not so good either. I bought a whole chicken and I returned it because it smelled bad. Also their apples and peppers either have a dent or are moldy. They need to take out meat and fruits that are not in good quality.

What you sacrifice in produce quality, they make up for in friendliness. I have a chronic illness so this is often my grocery shopping option, and it could be a lot worse. Also, serious question. Do they require headshots with their applications? Cause all the delivery boys are smoke shows.

This is a basic clean no frills market in Silverlake and I stopped in there check it out for the Yelp review! It's cute and well organized and if I lived in the neighborhood, I would definitely be a regular. I love the wine selection for a small market like this one!!

Nice corner store Compared to other grocery stores, Prices are normal for some items, significantly high for others . Major ick factor: person prepping food at the deli/sandwich station . . . they were slicing meat and had their beautiful, really long, bright red dreads all over the place - the hair wasn't tied up, tied back or set back in any way but loose all around the food, equipment, hitting the counter. I'm all for awesome, expressive hair (and the hair was both awesome and expressive) but Come ON - food prep 101.

I'm only speaking for the deli here, but I'm tried of this inconsistency. This has happened plenty of times before. Asked for double meat on the order, told the cashier and paid for it, and then reminded the lady behind the counter that I ordered it. She said she got it! This is clearly not that. I don't want to have to check my order before I leave! This was the last straw for me. I'll go elsewhere. Targets prices are better anyways!

The produce here is very hit or miss. It's nice to have something that's very neighborhood oriented but the freshness is not always there. I typically have good interactions with the staff, however, I went in on a Saturday night and had the rudest lady at checkout. She did not even look up to acknowledge me. She was chatting with three other staff members and they were clearly in a very deep conversation amongst themselves. I don't need much, just a simple "hello" would make me a happy customer. I feel bad writing this because some of the staff who have been there a while are absolutely lovely.

Can I put zero Jesus Christ Enough Horrible Please done care money money I ordered my dinner one hour ago

What caught our eye was the great looking produce. We were just walking through the neighborhood shopping and stumbled upon Yummy.com on Sunset. It's a great find. Amazing produce, fresh juices and overall great vibe in here. The people working here were super friendly. We ended up grabbing some items we didn't know we wanted. Lots of vegan items available here. Total oasis of happiness.

First and last time here. Was having dinner across the street and needed to grab a few necessities for the week. I made the terrible choice of stopping by to get them here. Firstly, you know value wise you're in trouble when the Whole Food prices seem like an incredible bargain! Most items seem to be at least $.20 to $1 or 2 more expensive. Secondly, limited selection. Thirdly, I stood at the register confused and alone for a moment bc I could've sworn some girl had been standing their to check people out earlier. Luckily, some other guy noticed me standing there and rung me up. Fourthly, I bought frozen breakfast sausages and didn't notice until after i paid that they rang up more expensive than it was displayed. When I went back to ask the girl, who was now at the register, she said "yeah, that's strange that they rang up $.30 cents more! We better change that tag bc that's a whole $.30 more." But no move to remedy the situation with a price adjustment or return. You know, basic customer service. MOST stores honor their displayed prices but I guess Yummy does not. Also, lastly, their tomato selection was sus. A couple of them had the mold fuzzies and flies buzzing over them. Guys, it's inflation time - I know things are generally more expensive for everyone but do better. And honor the price you list! Yes, it's only $.30 but that's not up to you to decide if that overcharge is significant or insignificant. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk!

I used to use yummy.com all the time, and they were excellent all through the pandemic. Although the prices are high, you could always count on them to deliver within a half an hour. The last few months, each time I have tried to use the service the wait has been 45 minutes or more. Right now I'm at an hour and 15 minutes since the order. I also had an issue last time with the wrong product being delivered. The explanation I was given is that they have too many orders and not enough drivers. My advice to them: higher more drivers, or stop telling customers that the delivery will be in 30 minutes or less.

‼MOLD‼ on TORTELLINI. lol...and it was way overpriced too. Yummy.com you guys are going to hell.

I 've been a Yummy.com customer for 30yrs thru the Mid City store, then I moved to Hllywd. and was serviced thru W.Hllywd location. They closed & then was getting delivery from the San Vincente Blvd store. I placed an order on Oct 13 or 14 and never received after they supposedly sent it to me 2x's. They gave it to Uber and driver left it at front door of bldg without letting me know ..I called back in morning, the person I spoke to said he remembered me from way back and was crediting me the charge to my CCard. 5 days later and no credit, I opened a dispute with BofA and called the Silver Lake location as they are the ones to service my area now. The Mgr/CLINT is the hero after this event. He arranged for many things to make it up to a 30 yr customer...Mr. YUMMY, Clint is a keeper and the 5 stars are for Clint, not for YUMMY. My advice train the people on the phone before they give NO Customer Service‍

The sandwiches are amazing and you can avoid all human contact by just ordering on the computer. I appreciate this. No one wants to speak to people!

Eeeeh, I mean...there are better spots to shop in the area for groceries. It's got way too small a selection and it's just way too cramped.

Delivery guys are amazing, and I hate to write this review but I will no longer be ordering delivery except when in a pinch. I used to order delivery twice a month and as the service goes, you get a free delivery 'passport' after one delivery that can be used on the next. Twice now I have been notified by email that my passport is expiring in two days, and have gone to order only to see the delivery fee is still there. I have emailed only to get no response. A huge shame, I didn't mind paying slightly higher prices to support a local business and get groceries quick, but I can't accept this. It is an outright price gouge on a loyal customer.

Every time they change their website it becomes worse and worse. If its not broken Don't Mess with IT! Your website sux worse the your last website change. It is more difficult to find things, longer to load when u do.. i would have bought more today but their new website was it too annoying. Fix that Yummy!

I think that the delivery people are amazing, the produce is usually quite fresh and if you get something wrong, as some of these people have, like the inside of an avocado? They will easily refund your money. That being addressed I would like to say that it's an expensive option but even during pandemic they were delivering really fast. Right now I just wanna mention to people you should tip at least 10% gosh these guys really go through a lot to get you your groceries in half an hour. They carry things that Pawsh Health Food stores carry, and the prices are higher but not ridiculously higher than Vons And on some things cheaper than Lassens highly recommend

I was waiting for over 1.5 hours. I can't get I touch with customer service for a status update via phone or email. Please let your customers know when your running late.

Damn they really are fast. I made my first order with them today to try them out. Ordering was quick n easy. I chose what i wanted from the website and the delivery was here in 30 minutes (it was raining too). Left the driver a tip in appreciation. I'm definitely ordering again from them in the future.

Great selection online (and a little pricey but the deliver in 30 minutes thing? Forget about it. Over an hour wait, called the store and the response from a very abrupt woman was "maybe another half hour, the driver has a long route." Not even an apology. I said thanks and hung up. Next time- I'll just go to a store myself.

We don't usually do all of our shopping from Yummy but these days grocery delivery can take up to two days for a drop off. If we need an item or two we don't mind ordering to pick up as it's a 6 minute walk. Needed yellow bananas, hamburger buns and two potatoes for home made burgers. Bananas were green, and one of the potatoes was weirdly deteriorated and when I picked it up out of the bag, it literally broke in half. Now I normally would just say hell with it but it's literally 1/4 of our dinner and consisting the markup on a potato is probably something like 500% I just have to say something. At the time I'm writing this I've waited almost 15 minutes to reach someone. Now 18. Yeah it's a potato but feeling like zero customer service, huge markups for questionable produce ...you really got people by the balls during COVID.

I only shop here in a pinch. I'm usually pretty unsatisfied with their produce selection. Bananas are tasteless and sometimes potatoes look like they've been sitting for too long. And I end up spending more for most items. I recommend coming here for the packaged snacks like dried fruit or protein bars. Their kombucha selection and other beverages are pretty decent.

Customer service here is atrocious! Our sandwich took 10 minutes to make. The guy at the station was chatting with another employee the whole time while casually making our sandwich like it wasn't even a priory to him. Do not recommend you come here.

Food good, poor, inconsiderate service. I went to order a salad at the deli and was the only customer there and watched while a woman at the counter finished preparing a sandwich, bagged and boxed it and called someone's name. Meanwhile another customer came and stood beside me and also waited patiently. After the worker finished the sandwich order did she bother to ask us if we were waiting to order and then told us to order at tablets to the side. Seriously? No hello or even noticing how we were waiting until we she was finished. There was no sign anywhere telling us how to order nor pay at the deli. While my food was being prepared I walked around and bought something from the grocery area. When I received my food I expected to pay there as there was something that looked like a register. But no, of course not. So I had to go back and wait in line again. Just a simple sign would have made the whole process easier but I was left feeling annoyed, inconvenienced and devalued by an impersonal process and uncaring staff.

Decent food selection, prices ok not great. 1* is for the fact they refuse to enforce the rule that non-service dogs are not allowed in the store. Call me old fashioned, but I think it's disgusting to have dogs in grocery stores, sorry self centered A-holes of the world. I get that it's Silverlake, and we're all pretty much the worst, but the bare minimum for hygiene is not being met. Management needs to grow a backbone and begin to enforce City Health Code. I promise you the Chads of the world will still shop your store for Kombucha if you do.

Seems ok. Definitely felt the staff was in a hurry to fill orders, I was in the way. Prices are ok, considering it is right here in the neighborhood. But, I'd not do a big shopping trip here, it's not stocked for that anyway. Fresh made sandwiches is kind of nice. I'll come back. Just wish the staff noticed I was there, when they come with those carts! "Hi" would be cool.

Not the most well-stocked neighborhood market I've seen, and some of the quality was surprisingly lacking, but they get an 'A' for effort. Maybe a B+. If you've been to Urban Radish near Little Tokyo, think a slightly toned-down version of that. This one, however, has something they don't: Delivery! So if you live in the area, but don't feel like getting out of your jammies to go grocery shopping, guess what? You got it! Order online. Hence, the name. They do have some pretty great items on hand if you're just there for a quick fill-in trip and can manage to snag some parking. I love that they carry some of the higher-quality shelf-stable and refrigerated items like pre-packaged Stumptown Coffees and Pamela's Gluten-Free cookies. They also happen to sell some boozy drinks, so if you're in the area and don't want to go to a shady liquor store, there's always this place. Not as many options, though. And if you're want to stop in for a quick bite of freshly-prepared food, they even have a small food prep area where you can order something healthy off of their modest menu, or get one of their coffee selections or kombucha on tap. The prices are okay. You could do better. But you have to admit: from the outside, this place looks so LA-Hipster-Health-Nut-Friendly you just have to pop in and have a look.

The delivery guys are amazing! But every time I go into the store, the people that work the check out register are so amazingly rude!! It's like a prerequisite to work there, "are you Rude and I'll-mannered??" Ok you are hired

Well, so far, it has been a good experience...Speedy deliveries...Once upon a time their vegetables were not fresh, but not anymore. People seem friendly. They credit you if they forgot to include an item of food and you do not have it!

Yummy.com/Barnaby Macgomery... I just want to say publicly THANK YOU!! He is a man of integrity who truly cares about he's customers specially the elderly and the disabled!! When other grocery delivery services have in fact started bumping up prices because of our tenuous times yummy.com Goes over and beyond to serve the most vulnerable in our community without raising prices in fact in some cases using the spirit of philanthropic measures. Once again THANK YOU on behalf of the disability community and the elder population.

Perfect for what it is. As someone who decided to try upending a three-year inexorable & crushing & bedridden depression by diving straight into a cross-continent move to start a fairly demanding PhD program, I am extremely the target audience for Yummy.com, which fills in my grocery gaps when I just can't adult at any given moment, and ensures I don't starve or run out of toilet paper or fail to feed my cat, or show up empty-handed at a mandatory academic potluck. I've used Yummy.com as a grocery delivery service approximately once a month for the past four months. In the five times I've ordered -- and my orders are always weirdly enormous and complicated -- they've only ever failed to deliver two of the items I asked for: a baguette, which they called and told me they did not in fact have in stock, and did not charge me for, and a head of lettuce, which they did charge me for, but it was ninety-nine cents, so really, eh. There's not much range/diversity of choice (i.e. if you want tomatoes, you click tomatoes, there aren't seventy options of heirloom cherry tomato or vegan cocktail tomato or farm-fed beefsteak tomato -- it's basically either you want big tomatoes or little tomatoes and now we're onto the next. Can you tell I have kind of a thing for tomatoes, I actually love having seventy tomato options, but that is not what I come to Yummy.com for! I come to Yummy.com to not have to make basically any decisions whatsoever). Sorry that sentence got away from me. The point of that paragraph was, Yummy.com isn't where you want to go for your regular in-depth biggo grocery shop. It doesn't have the in-item range (it does have a great range in terms of categories of things it offers), and is pretty over-priced. But not that overpriced. It's more like, you're getting what you're getting for approximately the correct price, but if you were at a bigger store with more selection, you might choose a different thing that's a lower price. Anyway everything I've gotten there has been great quality, produce included; one time I accidentally ordered one-ply toilet paper, but that was my bad. (That, actually, was extremely overpriced. Why does anyone make one-ply toilet paper now that we've discovered all the other plys.) Good quality; fair prices; super reliable delivery by lovely humans who are nice to you; congratulations now you have that weird household item you need and some vitamins and tequila and broccoli and a carton of cigarettes, and it all came in exactly thirty minutes, like EXACTLY thirty minutes every time, and you only had to pretend to be wearing pants for like 45 seconds and got to keep working the whole time you would've been otherwise shlepping around and doing a whole thing about gently gripping all the avocados at the real store to see when they're going to be ripe or arguing with yourself about how many jalapenos you need. Because Yummy.com knows. You need five. Five jalapenos. Strong recommend for agoraphobes, depressives, procrastinators, people who will not eat if there is not food waved directly in their face, etc. Also anyone in a pinch -- folks about to come over and you forgot a couple recipe ingredients but you're mid-challah-baking and can't get out in time. Not for: walking in, really. Although they do good deli. Yes for: grocery delivery. Yes!

I am happy to have this place in the neighborhood. The location is convenient if you are on foot. (I have not tried their delivery service--- I have only been to the store in person.) The staff is very friendly and the place is neat and orderly in appearance. They seem to follow Covid protocols. My only issue is that prices are $1 to $3 higher than they should be for things like coffee beans, half & half, and yogurt. The produce looks great but it is super expensive, too. Because of the cost, I have only come to yummy.com for emergency items when I am too lazy to go to Trader Joe's.

This is now my go to delivery service during the quarantine. So glad this gem is in my neighborhood. Very friendly drivers. Thank you!

This service is good though struggles to deal with even the tiniest wrinkle. If your order arrives and everything's there, present and correct then all will be well. But if something goes wrong - an item is missing, or you've been charged incorrectly, then it quickly falls apart. While it gets resolved eventually it takes an unreasonable amount of effort to do so, and mainly because they are just so hard to get a hold of. Had several instances of this with the West Hollywood Yummy branch. Keep this service for desperate, last minute, one-off things but be prepared to invest weeks of effort resolving any issues which might crop up.

As a local in the neighborhood, any impromptu kitchen or household shortages can be solved with a quick walk to Yummy. Out of toilet paper? Yummy. Need more limes for margaritas? Yummy. No more toothpaste? Yummy. Bad day? Wine from Yummy. You get the idea. As much as Yummy has pulled through for me on some SOS occasions, I agree with the yelper below who called it a 'glorified convenience store'. Expect to pay considerably more for convenience and curation. It's a great spot to shop for one-off needs, but consider doing your staple grocery shopping elsewhere. Last word: A number of employees are on their phone, every time I go in. Today, one of the cashiers did not even look up from their phone when I asked a question and was even on their phone when they rang me up. #annoying

Sure they're a tad pricey! You're paying for the convenience, Sillies! You want beer and a sammie late night? Hi Yummy! You need tea and some ginger cause you got something nasty happening in your nose? Hi Yummy! Don't overthink it. You are paying to have someone drive to your house and give you what you need cause you don't wanna change out of your jam jams. And you know what? That's worth five stars to me! Nice delivery guys, delicious sandwiches from the deli, cold beer, righteous ice-cream selection. I'll take it and I'll say "thank you!"

Very useful during Covid. The delivery people are great.

I like that this place has a deli section where you can get fresh salads and sandwiches made. Obviously yummy.com is really more for deliveries but it's nice that you can go in there and buy groceries. They don't have everything but they do have a little bit of everything so that's nice. This is the only real grocery store in the area that I saw along with Trader Joe's and maybe if you get food at the $.99 store. So it's a nice option to have right in the heart of the cute area. This place looks brand-new. Staff is friendly and nice and everything looks clean.

Such great service! They came right to my front door with the groceries with everything there. I ordered a variety of produce, deli foods and drinks which were still chilled. I also got the roast beef sandwich and my boyfriend got the turkey sandwich, both so fresh and delicious.

So yesterday I had a little fender bender and I probably could have driven my car to the store but my headlight assembly was sticking out a little too far and I wasn't sure it was working so I decided to try Yummy.com because it was after 9 PM and I had a terrible craving for ice cream. Yeah I know lol but it had been a rough day...they were true to their 30 minutes or less delivery time, they delivered exactly what I ordered and due to my location I didn't have to pay any delivery fee. The delivery guy was polite and professional. I was happy and it was worth paying a little more for the items than if I had to drive to the store.

Intrigue with a mixture of a beautiful sunny LA day for a picnic sparked my first visit. It was around lunch time and my tummy was growling for something yummy. I have never heard of Yummy.com, I have only passed by a dozen times. First impression: - Cheesy name - Employee at the register, is not a greeter! - The place is urber spacious but the space is not used to its full potential. Their produce section is okay. Their kale looked a little dated. I was hoping to find fresh cut fruits that was ready to eat but no luck. They had a lot of vegan options which was awesome! I ended up purchasing vegan Pad Thai and a cute little boxed water. The vegan pad thai was yummy! It was around $5 dollars, which was pricey, however experience is priceless. Their shelves weren't fully stocked and they had this awkward section of water bottles that can be purchased in bulk just chilling by a wall. It was a weird placement I thought. I'm not completely counting out Yummy.com. If I'm around the area and want a quick snack, I would visit again. Hopefully, they get more organized, get more items in and use their space better!

Yummy.com has been my saving grace during quarantine. They deliver promptly and correctly every single time. I love that their website shows how many items are in stock--other delivery services leave you guessing as to if the item will actually remain in stock. They've had an amazing selection of everything from pasta to fresh produce. Their delivery drivers deserve so much credit for the amazing work they're doing! I will be sure to patronize this store once quarantine ends, because it's the best.

I have order groceries 5-6 times for delivery from this location and I each time I have been extremely disappointed. I expect the very high prices, but not the low quality products they deliver. 1.50 per red pepper and they delivered tiny bruised ones. Vegetables and fruits that they select are clearly the least desirable in the store. I can only guess that they know you already bought it by the time the delivery is made and you are unlikely to notice or return things on the spot. Similarly with dairy items--all about to expire. I have only used this place as a last resort when I can't leave the house but I don't think I will anymore. Too bad but I refuse to be a chump for them any longer.

This is what gentrification looks like. Thirty dollars for three items. Unless you are wealthy stay away. A total rip-off. They pay minimum wage do not give the drivers the exorbitant delivery fee - This is what greed looks like. Shame on me for spending my money here. The employees sound depressed extremely depressed can you blame them? I feel awful for the people of color who work there it's modern day slave labor.

A little over priced for "regular" food. Organic prices BUT fast delivery. I have ordered Yummy.com groceries at least 6 times. All of which have been easy, convenient, and well organized. Their Fancy chicken salad is sooo Yummy.co.uk/bomb on a roll, please! Their fruit salad is something I crave. Its fresh, cut daily and exactly how I love it. Going in- Not so fun. I don't think that in-house customers are their priority. Delivery is good, quick and yummy! 30 minutes or less.

The 5 is a stretch, only because for what they do, they have certain advantages. They have a deli and will let you order online custom deli items. They deliver extended hours pretty quickly, unlike the 2 hour minimum window and 24 hour notice with larger grocery stores. They have quite a few options and specials for free delivery. Their deli items are all good. It is best to order the meats and dressing for salads on the side, IMO, because they give you enough of it that you can save half of it to make sandwiches with later! Their wine selection is surprisingly good and not what you find in grocery stores. They will offer specials that are a really good value on some really good wines. I've gotten a couple of my favorite wines that I only discovered because of their wine specials. They also offer some of the same higher end options you find at Whole Foods, both my oat milk and protein nut bread, which rocks. It's also interesting to me knowing that they are a smaller store that even though I've been ordering from them for two years, I'm still discovering new items! I've had pretty good luck when I called into the store. I did find the service of the deli to be typical deli slow when I walked in one time and realize that was because they're probably preparing orders in the order in which they came and have a lot of orders before mine. Their chocolate cake and chocolate chip cookies are pretty great.

Very overpriced, not much of a selection to choose from. I definitely only go there for meat & ice cream.. Id much rather walk all the way to Vons just to save money && have more options.

Liliana, the cashier was nice & friendly (so uncommon these days!). They sell alcohol. Price was reasonable and they had a few cider choices when I went there. Going back? It was a convenient shop, so yes.

Horrible Customer Service and Management. It's been over a month since I reached out to them about three, not one; but three unwarranted charges I saw on my bank account. After being a loyal client to them for quite sometime, you would at minimal expect a callback from the Manager; especially when you called multiple times and left a meticulous message with an employee which said the Manager would reach out at his convenience. I never received a call to repair the situation as I had to contact my bank to dispute the three phantom charges.

The delivery system and people are fantastic and absolutely lovely. Always on time and great customer service. However I will most likely never shop at the store again as a number of employees have no customer service skills what so ever. I was continuously ignored by cashiers not even a hello or a thank you. This is unacceptable. There were a few instances when they were on their phones the entire time and once I saw an interaction where a customer tried to interact in a positive way with the cashier, they flat out ignored them as if it didn't happen. What is this mess? Are you all dead? Delivery only from here on out!