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Note: Offer valid May 9, 2026 starting 12:01am ET and ending May 10 at 11:59 PM EDT. Limit one order. Amazon Prime includes Grubhub+.
Deal Instructions:
Place an order with $100 min. subtotal on eligible items (for non-alcohol products) before taxes, fees & tips
Order from any eligible store on Instacart
If offer available, automatically applies at checkout
Offer can't be combined with other promotions
Deal Editor's Notes & Price Research:
Terms: $50 off one $100+ "Groceries Powered by Instacart" order each weekend: Offer available to active Grubhub+ members only. Valid on one (1) eligible grocery delivery or pickup order placed via the "Groceries Powered by Instacart" tab on the Grubhub platforms per weekend (Saturday-Sunday) in May 2026. Order subtotal must be at least $100 (before tax, tip, and fees). Discount will apply to order subtotal. Maximum discount is $50. Discounts cannot be combined. Discount will automatically apply on a qualifying "Groceries Powered by Instacart" order at checkout (no promo code required) unless another discount is automatically applied to the order (promotions cannot be combined). Users will remain responsible for any applicable tax, fees, and optional tip. Subject to delivery and merchant availability. Available for eligible orders placed between 05/01/26 at 12:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time and 05/31/26 at 11:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time on Saturdays and Sundays only. Offer can not be applied to alcohol products. Offer may not be sold, copied, modified, transferred or used retroactively for prior purchases. Void where restricted or prohibited by law. Offer and participation are subject to the Grubhub Terms of Use (including the Perks Terms of Use) available at
https://www.grubhub.com/legal/terms-of-use and the Instacart Terms (instacart.com/terms). Grubhub and/or Instacart reserve the right to cancel, suspend and/or modify any aspect of or the entirety of this offer, for any reason at any time, with or without notice, including, without limitation, if any fraud or technical failure impairs the integrity or proper functioning of the offer. Offer may not be combined with any other offer, sale, promotion, discount, code, and/or coupon. Offer has no cash value and may not be sold, copied, modified, transferred or used retroactively for prior purchases. Void where restricted or prohibited by law. Groceries powered by Instacart may not be available in all zip or post codes.
Expires May 3, 2026 at 08:59 PM PDT, or while supplies last.
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PLEASE REFER TO THIS THREAD From May 2 & 3rd WHICH ANSWERS MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE DEAL AND SPECIFIC SITUATIONS https://slickdeals.net/f/19482798-grocery-pick-up-orders-no-tipping-req-d-aldi-wegmans-acme-other-chains-50-off-100-with-grubhub-every-sat-sun-in-may-limit-one-order-each-weekend?v=1&p=184043112#post184043112 
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Now I pay $50 for what would be $90 on my own. Still 40+% off. Show me anywhere you get 40% off your groceries. Even if you save 25% it's a great deal. If I posted a deal that gas was 25% off a gallon you'd call that ok too.
For example, a buy 2 get 2 free promo. 1 is out of stock and they don't replace it, you get charged for 3. Or buy 4 get them $1 each. 1 is out of stock so you get charged $4 each.
They really need to find a solution for this.
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LOL 'ok' deal. it's a great deal. you choose wisely on your shopping order. I did pick up at ALDI, most items are marked up at most about 10%. Even if all my items are marked up 10% at a store where the prices are pretty low to start with, let's say I'd pay $90oop in store shopping w/o this offer for the same $100 I order via GrubHub deal,
Now I pay $50 for what would be $90 on my own. Still 40+% off. Show me anywhere you get 40% off your groceries. Even if you save 25% it's a great deal. If I posted a deal that gas was 25% off a gallon you'd call that ok too.
If you live in a less populated area with few choices where to shop this, okay, I understand. But for the most part, there are stores noted that say 'no markup' or in the case of Aldi, a reasonable mark up.
The way to play any 'threshold deal' is to just hit the threshold. spend right at $100 pre tax, so the $50 off maximizes the discount. I'd never spend $130 to just get the $50 off, not worth it, and since this is repeating weekly you can stratigize what to get. I'm loading up on as many non-perishables as I can. (canned/bottled goods, paper, foil, shelf stable items)
There's a wide berth with the percentage situation here. My feeling is anything over a 10-15% savings on a general grocery order of what you want to buy is indeed a deal. That takes into account pick up stores that have as much as a 35%-40% markup.over their in store price.
As for the points/gasoline example, it takes a while to get enough points to get a $1 off a gallon unless there's some special promos for a lot of points. Even then, if you get 15 gallons of gas, that's maybe $15 you saved, but as you point out, if the station you're forced to use is charging 35c more a gallon, suddenly you're only saving about $9. You have to crunch the numbers, but there's a convenience factor here too. Save 15-40%, sit at your desk and shop, and someone else does the work shopping for you. You're in and out in less than 10 minutes.
If it doesn't work for you, it doesn't work, but anything over a 10% savings is a good deal on groceries and the higher percentage like 30-40% is a great deal IMO. and that percentage is based on what you would NORMALLY PAY HAD YOU GONE TO STORE X AND SHOPPED YOURSELF.
Sorry I don't agree. Obviously my comments are directed at people who get GrubHub+ included either with AMZ Prime or some Credit Card perk. OR those who regularly subscribe to GrubHub+ (didn't join just for this deal).
If you live in a less populated area with few choices where to shop this, okay, I understand. But for the most part, there are stores noted that say 'no markup' or in the case of Aldi, a reasonable mark up.
The way to play any 'threshold deal' is to just hit the threshold. spend right at $100 pre tax, so the $50 off maximizes the discount. I'd never spend $130 to just get the $50 off, not worth it, and since this is repeating weekly you can stratigize what to get. I'm loading up on as many non-perishables as I can. (canned/bottled goods, paper, foil, shelf stable items)
There's a wide berth with the percentage situation here. My feeling is anything over a 10-15% savings on a general grocery order of what you want to buy is indeed a deal. That takes into account pick up stores that have as much as a 35%-40% markup.over their in store price.
As for the points/gasoline example, it takes a while to get enough points to get a $1 off a gallon unless there's some special promos for a lot of points. Even then, if you get 15 gallons of gas, that's maybe $15 you saved, but as you point out, if the station you're forced to use is charging 35c more a gallon, suddenly you're only saving about $9. You have to crunch the numbers, but there's a convenience factor here too. Save 15-40%, sit at your desk and shop, and someone else does the work shopping for you. You're in and out in less than 10 minutes.
If it doesn't work for you, it doesn't work, but anything over a 10% savings is a good deal on groceries and the higher percentage like 30-40% is a great deal IMO. and that percentage is based on what you would NORMALLY PAY HAD YOU GONE TO STORE X AND SHOPPED YOURSELF.
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