Whether you’re looking for a smarter and more efficient way to order your lunch, want some Starbucks delivered to your doorstep, or just in the mood for a healthier alternative to fast food, here are our six favorite delivery services in Beirut.
Mama’s Apron is a startup that connects stay-at-home mothers with consumers who prefer ordering healthy home-cooked meals to their usual fast food options. Mama’s, currently in its beta phase, gives participating mothers their own profile that displays their daily updated menu. Nothing beats Mama’s good old-fashioned cooking. You’d be helping these women monetize their skills, all the while eating healthy food!
While the site is still under construction, you can order by calling 81APRONS – that is 81-277667
Toters now lets users order deliveries from restaurants and local stores through their smartphones. Orders can be made in Dubai and Beirut and easily paid by credit card. All you need to do is download the app, select a store and a category (such as meats or produce), and Toters’ shoppers will pick out and deliver your order in less than an hour. The app even allows you to track the status of your orders. Best part? You can even order Starbucks!
TalabetOnline.com is an online food delivery company that lets you browse by restaurant, type of cuisine, or area. You have the option of paying by debit or credit card or by cash on delivery. This online delivery service isn’t like all the rest; with every purchase, the company donates a share of their profits to a charity organization of your choice.
Al Rifai studied consumer behavior and noticed high levels of replacing quick unhealthy alternatives for skipped meals. So they introduced a unique solution, Seven. Seven gives consumers their weekly-recommended intake of “supercharged” nuts and seeds. Four package options include Raw & Organic, Protein, Fat Blocker, and Probiotic, and are sold at $8.33 each per delivery.
Onlivery’s aim is to never have you call a restaurant again. With over 400 restaurants in already on their platform, users can surf, select items, customize their orders, and either pay by credit or cash upon delivery, all with a few easy clicks. Their recently launched competition gives people who download their app a chance to win a Tivoli car!
The Box offers a healthy twist to delivery packages. Thanks to the brilliant initiative by NoGarlicNoOnions, consumers can enjoy a mix of organic products from villages across Lebanon. Previous orders include homemade strawberry jam from Arsal, pine nuts from Jezzine, and dried fruits from Kfardebian. This is more of a subscription box than a regular delivery service but the products inside often last a month!
