> I'm paying 15-20% more for groceries just on line-item price. In San Francisco at least, almost every store is listed as "Prices are same as in-store." Targe

> I'm paying 15-20% more for groceries just on line-item price. In San Francisco at least, almost every store is listed as "Prices are same as in-store." Target and Whole Foods have "Everyday store prices," which means Instacart doesn't match sale prices. Costco and Cash&Carry are the only stores where Instacart prices are not matched. I'd expect they'd get called out right away if they weren't honoring this. But if you agree to a service fee and tip, you'll still end up paying 10%-20% more.