Food Ordering

Order­ing food in Stuttgart is as easy as going online! This is par­tic­u­lar­ly advan­ta­geous if your Ger­man skills aren’t that strong. There’s no need for con­fus­ing back-and-forth on phone calls when you use these online order­ing ser­vices and apps.

Lieferando

Lieferan­do works with many restau­rants in the Stuttgart area with a huge vari­ety of food. They took over pre­vi­ous com­peti­tors Foodo­ra and Pizza.de, which means you get the max­i­mum selec­tion all in one con­ve­nient platform.

Lieferan­do works with all kinds of restau­rants, from full-ser­vice din­ing estab­lish­ments to faster food options, like deliv­ery-only restau­rants. Even if you’re locat­ed out­side the cen­ter, it’s easy to find con­nect­ed food estab­lish­ments in your area or see how much it will cost to get your food brought to you from downtown.

How It Works

Lieferan­do offers a web plat­form as well as an app, with a com­plete ver­sion in English.

Web­site – Apple App – Android App

When you first enter your zip code, Lieferan­do dis­plays restau­rant logos as well as some key infor­ma­tion. Imme­di­ate­ly vis­i­ble are the type of cui­sine, hours open, esti­mat­ed deliv­ery time and cost, and the min­i­mum pur­chase value.

You can use fil­ters to nar­row your results:

• Are you in the mood for piz­za or pas­ta? Lim­it the cuisines to “Ital­ian.”
• Are you veg­e­tar­i­an? There’s a fil­ter for var­i­ous dietary preferences.
• Are you on a bud­get? You can set your pre­ferred min­i­mum pur­chase val­ue and max­i­mum deliv­ery cost. You can also check whether any dis­counts are offered.

The ser­vice offers a huge range of pay­ment options, from cred­it card or Pay­pal online to cash at the door.

Uber Eats

Uber estab­lished itself world­wide as one of the first ride-shar­ing com­pa­nies. Uber Eats is their pop­u­lar food deliv­ery ser­vice, a nat­ur­al exten­sion of their mobil­i­ty ser­vices. They enable order­ing not only from all kinds of restau­rants but also gro­cery stores.

How It Works

Uber Eats works through an app, con­ve­nient­ly avail­able in English.

Web­site – Apple App – Android App

Once you’ve entered your loca­tion into the app, you can use the restau­rant or gro­cery tabs to begin your order. You an search for some­thing spe­cif­ic or browse restau­rants or gro­cery items by cat­e­go­ry. You can also check out spe­cial offers and deals.

Deliv­ery fees and esti­mat­ed times are dis­played for you, and you can check the progress of your deliv­ery in real time. Alter­na­tive­ly, you can avoid fees by pick­ing up your order in per­son, or else by sub­scrib­ing to Uber One for unlim­it­ed deliv­ery. Pay­ments are made in the app.

Wolt

Wolt offers a sin­gle plat­form for order­ing food from local restau­rants, super­mar­kets, and spe­cial­ty food and bev­er­age stores.

How It Works

Wolt offers a web plat­form as well as an app. The plat­form was start­ed in Fin­land but is avail­able in Eng­lish or Ger­man, although many restau­rants only offer their menus in Ger­man. You can opt to pick up your order your­self or have it delivered.

Web­site – Apple App – Android App

You can choose between dis­cov­ery mode, restau­rants, and stores. Explore dif­fer­ent cat­e­gories, from expect­ed ones like cuisines to near­est estab­lish­ments, famil­iar brands, or places offer­ing deals. Deliv­ery fees and rat­ings are imme­di­ate­ly vis­i­ble for each place, and most menus include full lists of ingre­di­ents, ide­al for peo­ple with aller­gies or dietary restrictions.

All pay­ments are made in the app, whether by cred­it card, Google Pay, or Apple Pay, and tips can be added for deliv­ery staff.

Flink

Flink is a gro­cery deliv­ery ser­vice mod­eled close­ly after Goril­las, enter­ing the mar­ket in 2021.

How It Works

Flink also works only via their app, which is avail­able in English.

Web­site – Apple App – Android App

Unlike Goril­las, you can start fill­ing your shop­ping cart with Flink before reg­is­ter­ing a user account, which makes it easy to test out. You can shop by food cat­e­go­ry as with any food deliv­ery app, but Flink also has some unique cat­e­gories like “break­fast in bed” for when you just want to stay in and treat your­self and “Stay Safe” for masks, rapid tests, and oth­er hygien­ic sup­plies. Pay with­in the app and then you can track your order’s progress in real time as it is filled and delivered.

Rewe

Rewe is a pop­u­lar gro­cery chain in Ger­many, and so far it is the only one to offer a com­plete online order­ing sys­tem for its gro­ceries. Oth­er super­mar­kets offer an online look at this week’s deals and some also have the pos­si­bil­i­ty to order non-gro­cery items, but only Rewe gives the con­ve­nient option of fill­ing your online shop­ping bas­ket with comestibles either for pre-assem­bled pick­up or deliv­ery right to your door.

How It Works

Rewe offers a web plat­form as well as an app, but please note that both are avail­able only in German.

Web­site – Apple App – Android App

The first step is to set your loca­tion. Next, select whether you want home deliv­ery or will come to the store to pick up your order. If you pre­fer to pick it up, you will need to select the store and you will have the option to pay in advance or upon pick­up. Oth­er­wise, you will enter your deliv­ery address when you pay. The ship­ping cost is quite low and varies depend­ing on the time and size of the time win­dow for deliv­ery, which is pos­si­ble between 8:00AM and 10:00PM. Online pay­ment is pos­si­ble via direct deb­it, Pay­Pal, or cred­it card.

If it’s your first time using the plat­form, you will need to cre­ate an account to set up your cart. Then you can search for items indi­vid­u­al­ly, browse by cat­e­go­ry, view rec­om­men­da­tions or see what’s dis­count­ed this week, and select from favorites or past orders. For­tu­nate­ly, there are pic­tures of every item to help make things easy!

Addi­tion­al func­tion­al­i­ties are also avail­able, such as view­ing coupons, cre­at­ing a week­ly shop­ping list, explor­ing reward point options, and print­ing recipes.

Morgengold

Mor­gen­gold offers a flex­i­ble sub­scrip­tion ser­vice for order­ing fresh bak­ery goods. They are deliv­ered right to your door in time for break­fast in the morn­ing! You don’t even have to wake up to accept the deliv­ery – just leave a bag or buck­et for your order out­side your front door.

How It Works

Mor­gen­gold oper­ates only on the brows­er-based online plat­form in German.

Web­site

First, enter your zip code to find the offer­ings from the region­al Mor­gen­gold part­ner. You’ll see pic­tures and prices for each item. Most items are avail­able year-round, but there are also spe­cial prod­ucts on offer for cer­tain hol­i­days or sea­sons. Select the items for your order, on which day(s) you’d like to receive them, and then enter your pay­ment infor­ma­tion (SEPA direct debit).

Since Mor­gen­gold is a sub­scrip­tion ser­vice, it’s set up for you to have reg­u­lar deliv­er­ies – dai­ly, on cer­tain days, or once a week. How­ev­er, you can adjust this at any time. Your account will be charged at the end of the month, and you can view your cur­rent month­ly invoice online in your per­son­al cus­tomer area.

Too Good To Go

Too Good To Go aims to reduce food waste by offer­ing a plat­form to sell dis­count­ed food that would oth­er­wise be thrown out. They coop­er­ate with a wide vari­ety of restau­rants, bak­eries, and mar­kets, with most par­tic­i­pants clos­er to the city center.

Depend­ing on the type of sell­er, you may get a 30–70% dis­count on the food, although you usu­al­ly won’t have a free choice of what you get. Instead, you receive a box filled with left­over items, or you may be asked to pro­vide your own con­tain­er to be filled. Too Good To Go orders must be picked up in per­son with­in the des­ig­nat­ed time window.

How It Works

Too Good To Go oper­ates only via mobile app, which is ful­ly func­tion­al in English.

Web­site – Apple App – Android App

You start by select­ing your loca­tion, either by zoom­ing in on the map of Ger­many, enter­ing “Stuttgart” in the search, or enabling loca­tion ser­vices. There are a few dif­fer­ent dis­play options: you can see sug­gest­ed restau­rants to “Dis­cov­er,” fil­tered results in “List,” or just browse the pins on the “Map.” It’s pos­si­ble to mark “Favorites” for quick access in the future.

There are quite a lot of fil­ter options to facil­i­tate your find­ing just the right food to res­cue. You can lim­it results to restau­rants, bak­eries, veg­e­tar­i­an options, or spe­cial­ties; select your pre­ferred time range to pick up; and remove options that are sold out for the day. The descrip­tions on each food venue’s page will tell you what kind of food you can expect for the set unit price and whether there are any spe­cial instructions.

You can order as many units from one restau­rant as you like, but you will need to pay sep­a­rate­ly for units from dif­fer­ent restau­rants. Pay­ment is pos­si­ble via deb­it or cred­it card, Google Pay, Pay­Pal, or SOFORT bank trans­fer. You will receive a receipt in the app once your pay­ment is suc­cess­ful, which you will need to present at pickup.

When you arrive at the restau­rant or bak­ery to pick up your box, just ask an employ­ee about Too Good To Go pick­up. Not every­one is well informed about the process, but a lit­tle patience will see you right. They will need to val­i­date the pick­up with­in the app. Keep in mind that in most cas­es you won’t get to choose what you car­ry out, so this may not be a good fit for peo­ple with food aller­gies or strict dietary restric­tions. Also, be sure to arrive on time – if you miss the des­ig­nat­ed time win­dow, you won’t get a refund!