Too Good To Go: End Food Waste
- 63 of 100 · reviews
- 4.9of 5 · store
- 530,469ratings on the App Store
- 443reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
The anti-food-waste concept genuinely works, and most users get good products at a steep discount. The main weaknesses: bots snap up popular bags within seconds, and if the store is closed at pickup time, support offers little help.
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What people use it for
Conscious shoppers with flexible schedules and pickup points nearby
What reviews praise
The ability to get quality food at a heavily discounted price while reducing food waste.
What reviews complain about
Automated resellers reserve bags faster than a regular user can tap the button.
What users experience
4 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
I've had a 90% great experience using this app for known and unknown business. The food I have gotten in my surprise boxes was fresh and high quality items. I have reminders set for my favorites but by the time I get to the page everything is gone. Maybe I need to sit on my phone 2 minutes prior to
This app does not stop all of the bots that have taken over reserving bags before normal customers can even try getting bags from most of the major grocery store chains. Bags are reserved within milliseconds by individuals who've cheated the system and denied other a fair chance.
Even when you get a notification to order the food someone always takes it within seconds. I don't think they regulate that. It's like people use AI to take it or something. It's not fair.
Such a great idea. I would like to suggest that a filter for food allergies be added in the same way that you have options for vegan and vegetarian, why not add in gluten free, nut free, etc.
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