+1 on the stores providing the shoppers-- I've used Instacart a few times in Washington DC and I'd say it's more than a little unreliable here. I've had such am

+1 on the stores providing the shoppers-- I've used Instacart a few times in Washington DC and I'd say it's more than a little unreliable here. I've had such amusing results as: - Four bunches of ~7 bananas instead of 4 individual bananas - A single cherry tomato instead of one pound of cherry tomatoes - Candied walnuts substituted for fajita seasoning I'm not overly upset about it, but the main problem is definitely the quantity issue-- several different drivers have purchased absurd quantities that seem like something one would obviously question and double-check. Or that something would be flagged when the price is so far outside the expected price on the app. I would think this would be totally solved by store-provided shoppers though.