Now, it’s not only Whole Foods that will allow you to order your groceries through Amazon. Lucky Supermarkets has announced that Amazon will now supply same-day, two-hour grocery delivery from Lucky stores in select cities in the Bay Area.
“Our goal is to build a best-in-class grocery shopping experience — whether shopping in-store or online — where Amazon is the first choice for selection, value and convenience,” Amazon told Progressive Grocer. “As part of that, we’re teaming up with third-party retailers we know our customers already love, like Lucky, to offer more selection at great prices and delivery directly from our website.”
According to the Amazon website, Lucky delivery is available in the Santa Clara zip codes 95050 and 95051. It’s also available in the Sunnyvale zip codes 94085, 94086 and 94087.
“Lucky stores reflect the spirit, identity and flavors found in the neighborhoods and communities they serve and are dedicated to sourcing the freshest produce, meat, and seafood along with local products, and varied and eclectic flavors. Lucky stores have teamed up with Amazon to offer a selection of products at great prices with seamless grocery delivery directly from Amazon.com,” according to the news release from Lucky Supermarkets.
“Lucky Supermarkets is proud to join Amazon in their goal to build a best-in-class grocery shopping experience that offers customers the best in value, selection, and convenience,” the release continued.
Amazon is also offering delivery from all the Lucky Supermarkets in San Francisco.
Lucky’s parent company, Save Mart Companies, created a partnership with Amazon for delivery in the fall of 2022. It offered two-hour delivery in the Central Valley. Save Mart Companies also runs FoodMaxx.
In addition to delivering for Lucky’s, Amazon delivers for Whole Foods, Cardenas Markets, Bristol Farms, Bartell Drugs, Weis Markets, Rite Aid, Pet Food Express and Mission Wine & Spirits.
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