Peach

I saw another reviewer describe their relationship with Peach as love/​hate, and I have to say I agree. The idea of getting food delivered is FANTASTIC! Unfortunately, the variety and quality of that food has been overwhelmingly disappointing. Most weeks now, almost every single day is a dish involving rice, and the quality from those types of places has been lacking. They were very nice to offer me a discount for the first meal I disliked, and said I wouldn’t order again, and also gave me a free lunch when one order didn’t show up, but the other times I’ve tried have been so «meh,» I’ve just decided to take a break.
I was really excited to see ramen on the menu, since I don’t work anywhere near a good ramen place, but was disappointed to receive something that could just have easily been a Lean Cuisine take on it, both in taste and appearance of the packaging. I haven’t heard of the majority of the places their food comes from, and there may be a reason for that :(
If they add variety, and keep getting restaurants like Paseo involved, I’d consider using them again. Sorry guys.

Adding an update, as my last few months of Peach delivery has been disappointing. In my past 8 orders: 1 didn’t show up at all, 2 were late, and about half were disappointing quality. I don’t think I’ll be ordering Peach again, as it’s too often a big miss.

I have a love hate relationship with Peach. Getting lunch is so easy with Peach. If I forgot my lunch I could just text and order one for that day. You can also track where the delivery person is and what time they will arrive so you can be there waiting for your meal when they get there. The customer service is also excellent. However, the delivery is often a bit late and sometimes very late (over an hour). Also, the meals are often missing things. I’ve had where the meat in my meat and noodle soup was missing, so I only had noodles and broth for $ 12. Having parts of my meal missing seems to be a common occurrence with Peach. Also, a lot of times the restaurants don’t seem to try very hard when making the food. I’ve gotten food from places I regularly go to that was not good at all when I ordered their food from Peach. I think Peach needs to demand better service from the restaurants and hire better drivers for delivery. If a restaurant is constantly missing key items from the food or giving subpar food then they should stop working with that restaurant. If drivers can’t make their deliveries on time, then get a new driver. I finally stopped ordering from Peach despite the convenience because of all the problems I was having with them. Maybe I’ll try them again in the future and see if they’ve improved.

Not a fan. I gave it a good long shot for probably 9 months. I thing I only enjoyed the food I ordered maybe 3 times. The food is generally a lot less good than what you would get in the restaurant, and it’s more expensive. Peach says they only charge a $ 1 fee, but everything costs $ 3 to $ 4 more than you’d pay in person. I would by happy to pay if things tasted good, but they really don’t, and the portions are often small. If you order a sandwich you can count on soggy bread.
I would say that Peach is one of those business that sounds like a great idea, but in practice doesn’t work out well. I probably have higher standards than most for what I eat, so if that’s not you, might work out OK for you. But if you have high standards for a $ 12 takeout lunch, probably not for you.

My office utilizes the Peach delivery service, and I must say… it’s awesome. While the genre of food doesn’t change much (a lot of Mexican & Thai), the quality is tasty, and most servings are more than enough. It’s so easy to utilize the service (it can all be done through text messaging) and you can even look ahead to all meals available that week for your office. Again, pretty awesome!

How do you stay competitive in a market that is flooded with food delivery services? Simply, convenience, and Peachd has that down pat. No other delivery service (that I know of) offer a service where delivery is to the office and you just pick up your lunch whenever is convenient for you. All other delivery services require you to pick up on arrival, which isn’t realistic in an office setting.
Of course, you sacrifice options when a service mass delivers to your office. What I mean is that Peachd only delivers from one restaurant per day. But they do offer a meat, vegetarian, and a lite option. However, you cannot customize your order. It comes as advertise (loosely). Often times I opt out of ordering simply because there are items on the dish that I loathe and will not eat even to save my life. Or sometimes because I just don’t feel like eating what is on the menu and I have no other option but to opt out.
Now in terms of quality of food. Keep in mind that Peachd is a delivery service, not the actual restaurant. Sometimes food is a hit or miss, but I believe they do have a say in which restaurant to deliver from.
I love to leave feedback (through text or Twitter) regarding my lunch and get an almost instant response, so they have fantastic customer service (another advantage over the competitors). However, although they have great customer service and 100% response through text or social media, I haven’t seen an improvement on food delivery. For example, Din Tai Fung’s lunch portion is incredibly small and doesn’t fill my 95 pound self. I’ve made numerous recommendation as with my co workers, but we still the same items from DTF nearly every week. It’s as if Peachd is listening to feedback, but not doing anything about it. Other than that, top notch customer service keeps me coming back to them.

OMG I am eating a healthy lunch anytime during the week I want one. Their customer service is amazing and I just say «yes» to order and poof it shows up on time, hot and paid for.
There are 3 different options each day vegan, lite or meat and there is enough variety that I can plan the weeks lunches out ahead of time.
I even switched to have it delivered at a friends office to force myself to walk more during the day and I have never had a lunch taken.

I love Peach Redmond! What’s not to love about a rotating menu that’s delivered right to your office’s front door? Sometimes life just a little too busy (or lazy) to wander around the city to get your lunch. And to make it even easier, all you have to do is text «Yes» in reply to the photo of the day’s lunch they send you. Gotta love that!
I do wish they menu was just a little bigger though. I mean, I like chicken schawarma, but I just don’t feel like eating it every week.

I like the idea of Peach and I’ve had a couple really good lunches, but I’ve also had a couple not-​so-​great ones. I enjoy the ease of ordering through this company, but a couple times now I have not been contacted regarding 1) my lunch delivery and 2) what the daily lunch was. I also feel that there is not a lot of variety in the restaurant choices and I’m not sure if this varies depending on where your building is located. It is quick and easy, but one downside is when you start work at 7:30/8am you typically want lunch a little earlier than noon.

Loved the concept and the fact that you have a difference restaurant to choose from everyday! The food is great and the customer service is immediate if anything goes wrong!

What I said would happened, happened! People in the building that I work at steal Lean Cuisines of course they are going to steal nice hot and pricey lunches!
How did Peach solve this problem? All you have to do is check your name off of a list –_​– Yes, I am completely serious. I wish a Peach rep would just stick around for about 10 minutes and just check everyone’s confirmation. How hard could that be? C’mon Peach! Get with it!

It’s times like these I really wish Unilocal had a half star option, as Peach is a solid 4.5. I feel with time (our building is new on the Peach route) it could be a full 5.
The ease of being able to look at the menu for the week and decide what days I’m going to bring lunch and what days I will order Peach, make this super convenient. There’s no thought — each day has three choices, meat, lite, or veg, and if you don’t like it then bring your lunch. This is so much easier than trying to figure out where to go, then what to order, then executing said plan. I’m in a busy high rise and the last thing I want to do is go all the way down to the ground floor, exit my building, and walk somewhere to get lunch, to come back to my building, go up to my floor and eat it.
Peach takes so much time and effort out of lunch — I literally said recently «I wish eating wasn’t so complicated!» and boom, here I go. I just need to figure out how to get something like this for dinner too.
On top of providing great meals at ease, they also let you know about that great restaurant you didn’t have any idea exists. My food today was from LaToscanella on South Lake Union. My exposure to SLU is limited to whatever I can see as I drive through it — but my lunch was SO GOOD that I’m making a Unilocal bookmark to try this place later. Seriously.
I’m pretty excited about the Peach concept. It’s really easy to use, all through texting so there is no app learning curve, and the prices are normal, not jacked up or including crazy minimum orders like other delivery places. More people really need to know about this.

I LOVE Peach! My office is in Belltown and we get delivery every weekday from Peach. The menu options are mind blowing on the daily. Curry, Thai, Vegan, Bhan Mi, and even PASEO!
Our department is often tied up in phone conversations and we don’t always get a chance to discuss lunch options. Peach gives us a chance to get a great lunch in a very convenient way. We can text in or order ahead online.
The social aspect is cool too! We use an internal instant messenger for our office. When we get our Peach notifications the chat room really lights up! People talk about how good the food looks, or if they are going to order the «lite» version or what have you.
When the food is delivered we all come in when we can and grab our orders. Often this turns in to small groups eating together. I love that Peach is easy, delicious, and can create a communal experience in our busy work day.

Luckily, my location got enough people to sign up for this and the deliver to us. i look forward to each weeks menu and even though i don’t order every time, it’s nice to have an option i don’t have to go anywhere for. The convenience of it is definitely worth it

Great service and very convenient, especially on those days when I am too busy to think about lunch plans. I get an e-​mail on Sunday with a list of the week’s offerings and the option to pre-​order; also get a daily text around 9am. The food choices have been pretty good so far — one week was India, Greek, sushi, pasta, and Vietnamese. The food has always been hot and fresh on arrival, and everything has been delicious so far.
One of the downsides is that a certain number of people at your office location have to sign up before they will add you to the delivery route. The lunches are also dropped off to a common area and everyone goes to pick theirs up. They helpfully provide a list for us to check off when we pick up our lunch, but it is conceivable someone might engage in lunch swiping shenanigans. Hasn’t happened to me yet!
This is a great concept and well executed so far. Worth a try if it is available at your office.

I’m so glad I gave Peach another try. Service and food the second time around was awesome! Arrived earlier than expected, large portions plus it was nice and hot! Quality of food probably depends on the restaurant — this time I ordered the chicken shawarma from Mediterranean Kitchen and this place never disappoints. Would definitely use this service again.

Love Peach. Regularly ordered to Vulcan and got access to delicious meals from restaurants I could never have for work lunch otherwise since they were so far away. Also love the convenience. Food magically shows up around 12. It’s been a lifesaver on many busy days.
Now when will Peach deliver Paseo or Din Tai Fung to us like they do for other companies?!?

Deliver on time — and if you don’t like something they will pass the feedback onto the restaurant.
Now just wish they would offer more ramen/​soup options.

Pretty good service– they deliver on time. Different items each day and notification (text) of when food arrives. I wasn’t satisfied with one of the meals and advised them of this so the next meal was on them– great customer service

Cheap lunch delivered in a jiffy!
Love that they offer brand name restaurants like din tai fung even to the downtown Seattle area. The restaurants they serve from change daily, and they’re not as good as the real deal, but you can’t really complain when it’s so convenient and cheap (~$ 10).
Order by 10:45 and they will deliver to your office building and text when it arrives. Super easy!