Get fresh handpicked basics delivered to your door weekly.
What’s in a bag?
Every Bodega bag has items from the following categories - plus fresh flowers!
In short - fresh basics! The goal is to provide the kinds of things you’d use in a normal week - plus a little variety.
Greens
Fruit
Veggies
Specialty Bread
Seasonal
Fresh Flowers!
How it works:
Choose & Start Your Plan
Select the plan that works best for your household - during signup you’ll give delivery information+ get asked about allergies and dislikes.
Get Your First Bag
Get your first bag the week after you signup! You’ll get notified by email prior to your bag arriving - and you’ll get to experience what fresh basics can do in your kitchen.
Tailor Your Plan
Getting too much or too little? Adjust your plan quantity at any time. Also - we love feedback. Let us know what you enjoy, and what items work best for your household.
Get exactly what you need each week -
Choose a plan that works for you.
Basic Bag
About $30/week
A basic bodega bag - filled with fresh basics - delivered to your door weekly. Ideal for a single person, or if you cook at home infrequently.
Large Bag
About $45/week
A large bodega bag - filled with fresh basics - delivered to your door weekly. Ideal for two people, or if you cook at home more often.
Two Bags
About $60/week
Two bodega bags - filled with fresh basics - delivered to your door weekly. Enough for a family, or if you cook with a lot of fresh ingredients.
All plans are billed monthly - cancel or adjust your quantity at any time.
The two big problems with buying fresh food:
Buying the “right amount”
No matter how frequently you shop, you’re always faced with the option of buying too much or too little. Chances are, you’re not eating the bundle deal of 7 bunches of lettuce you pick up when you’re feeling green. 12 peaches in a week is too much, but you don’t want to just buy 1 either.
Keeping your fresh food fresh
Most of us don’t shop every week - and even if you did, chances are you’d end up with a lot left over. How frequently should you go? Will things keep for 1 weeks or 2? How come those apples are bad already?! - You get the point. Unless you shop every week, keeping food fresh is hard.
