Supermarkets have been packed with people buying in bulk, and restaurants have been ordered to halt dine-in services due to coronavirus, so leaving the house to get groceries or food is complicated.

There are, however, food delivery services, either through stores, apps or online-delivery platforms that are still taking orders.

Here’s a list of stores and online-delivery platforms that are still offering food delivery:

Amazon Fresh

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Find deals on produce, meat, seafood, dairy, eggs, frozen foods, packaged foods, Whole Foods 365 products and household items by shopping with Amazon’s grocery service.

Prime Now and Prime Pantry also offer food delivery at select locations. To shop and get free grocery delivery, you must be a Prime member.

Amazon has announced inventory and delivery may be temporarily unavailable due to high demand, so make sure to confirm availability at checkout.

Blue Apron

Like cooking, but don’t want to deal with a grocery store order? Blue Apron, a food delivery service that ships all ingredients needed for recipes, is still delivering. You can find a weekly menu here.

Door Dash

This online and mobile delivery service is now offering no-contact delivery, which you can request in the delivery instructions. The company also announced gloves and hand sanitizer are now being distributed to its employees for extra precaution.

FreshDirect

The grocery delivery service ships to the following counties: Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset and Union.

goPuff

This snack and pantry essentials delivery service is now offering “Non-Contact Delivery,” where you provide additional instructions for your delivery driver at checkout.

This service is currently only available in New Brunswick.

GrubHub

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The online and mobile food-ordering service is still offering delivery for restaurants, both big and small.

Instacart

With Instacart, you can shop Acme, ALDI, BJ’s, Costco, CVS, Foodtown, H Mart, Petco, Sam’s Club, ShopRite, Target and Wegmans products — depending on your location.

Based on the increased demand, Instacart now has “Leave at My Door Delivery” available to all customers. There have, however, been some outages recently, so be sure to check the service is functional before ordering.

Peapod

Operated by Stop & Shop, Peapod delivers most grocery store items. Select locations even deliver alcohol.

Stop & Shop announced customers can now request an unattended delivery, which means the delivery driver will ring your door bell, drop your order at your doorstep, then depart. This can be requested under special instructions at checkout or by e-mailing Peapod.

You can also place an order on behalf of someone with the contact-free delivery option. You will be notified by text or email when the driver arrives, and they will leave the bags on the doorstep or building entry.

Due to extremely high demand lately, delivery times and website load time may be delayed, so be sure to check the service is functional before ordering.

Postmates

This service delivers food from various restaurants like Applebee’s, Carrabba’s Italian Grill and Au Bon Pain — depending on location. All of Postmates’ merchants can be found here. To see if your town is eligible for delivery, go here.

Seamless

The popular food-delivery service is still taking orders, and announced it’s suspending commissions they take from restaurants at this time.

Shipt

Shipt is a membership-based grocery marketplace, both online and through an app.

Food and essentials can be delivered from stores like Acme, CVS, Petco and Target, depending on location.

An annual plan costs $8.25/month and a monthly plans costs $14. To sign up, click here.

ShopRite

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ShopRite has implemented “drop at your door” service for all delivery orders. The delivery driver will call or text you when they are on their way, and your groceries will be left at your door unattended.

Orders that exceed item limits will be modified. All limited items can be found here.

Uber Eats

Uber Eats is still offering delivery from tons of local restaurants and chains like KFC, McDonald’s and Popeyes. Click here to see which restaurants are offering delivery near you.

Users can now request deliveries to be left on doorsteps. The company announced Monday it shared CDC guidance to restaurants to ensure all orders are sealed in tamper-evident packaging.

Uber Eats has also waived delivery fees for more than 100,000 independent restaurants across United States and Canada due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Walmart

Walmart’s grocery service currently delivers to 19 towns in New Jersey.

The company also announced store managers have been authorized to manage inventory, including the discretion to limit sales quantities on items that have been in unusually high demand due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Whole Foods

The Amazon-owned grocer announced it is “working to expand capacity to service more Prime Members with free, two-hour grocery delivery and door drop service from Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market in more than 2,000 cities and towns.”

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