Dish a Licious

I just had one of the hummus wraps made by dishalicious, which I bought at «The Brew and Brew»…and I must say it is the most horrible $ 7 piece of packaged food I’ve had in my life. Upon unwrapping this sad, gray tube, I discovered a coating of what felt like slime. When reluctantly biting into it, I noticed cheap, brown, shredded iceberg lettuce and dull, flavorless hummus, thinly coated on the inside of the wrap. Lesson learned, never buy dishalicious’ pre-​packaged «made fresh every other day» food.

They now offer the entire week’s menu at a discount and my girlfriend treated us all to a dinner and it was exceptional! As am admitted Food Fattie I was in love with the black bean soup but left the meal stuffed (the portions are not huge but generous) and very happy knowing what I had indulged on was local, healthful, and absolutely delish!!!
You truly get what you pay for with these folks… in a good way! Of course you can find a cheaper dinner at a drive thru and you may even be able to find the same menu items at Whole Foods type store but they will not be as ‘Licious’ as these meals! I will order soon and, like I saw on another post, grab a gift card for my friend who is not a new mommy but just out of surgery and could use a healthful ‘Licious’ meal!

Dishalicious offers up food delivery in a nonchalant way: via simple containers, with a simple label, and basic ingredients. This local company stays alive simply by doing the small things well. Austin has a high turnover rate with the various food-​via-​truck, but Dishalicious knows how to go above and beyond.
Case in point: Couscous salad: oranges, pecans, two types of couscous, red onion. Clean, fresh, and easy to eat. Normally, you could this type of grub at Central Market and/​or Whole Foods, but there is some intangible quality about getting it shipped to your door, prepared in smaller batches.
Give this decentralized establishment a shot if you fancy ready-​to-​eat meals whipped up by individuals who care what they feed customers.

They are a very helpful bunch. As are my super sweet friends who got us a generous gift cert after we had a baby – what a grand idea! So, i am just now getting around to using it and ordered last week (hello, baby is almost one year old already!) and was happy to report that they delivered organic meatloaf which even my baby can enjoy! I love that they use local products and have a pretty innovative menu appealing to health fanatics as well as more comfort food. We ordered rosemary candied pecans (delish!) and froze their famous mac n’ cheese.
They may be a bit expensive ($ 22 for a 2 serving meatloaf) but the good thing is you DO get what you pay for – local, fresh and high quality ingredients!

The food is wholesome, fresh, local, and delicious. And the people who work to create and deliver the food are so kind. I highly recommend it. It’s so wonderful having homemade food delivered to your door. A great thing when you have kids and can’t seem to find time to get a good meal together. They also seem very accommodating if you have any special requests (i.e. no nuts). I love that you can see all the ingredients listed before you place an order so you know exactly what you’re ordering.

Dishalicious is a home meal delivery service from Spoon & Co. caterers. They source a lot of their ingredients locally and whip up everything from a two person main dish to a feast for many complete with sides & dessert. Then they bring it to your door, ready to just heat up. They’ll even bring wine for your meal.
I’ve never had anything from them that wasn’t absolutely fresh & yummy.
A great time saver or way to have a special meal when you can’t get out of the house!