Misfits Market reviews and discussion

I was buying Misfits Market in 2020 and it was an incredible deal! You used to get a huge box full of organic fruits and veggies (literally enough to feed 5 people for a week) for $40. I stopped buying from them around 2021 when their prices went way up.

The artichoke leaves were black. I am trying to salvage the mushrooms asparagus and beans. I don't recommend ordering from them.

I love the concept but I wound up cancelling after three orders. The produce didn't last very long and some of it went bad before I could use it (which was only a day or two after I ordered it). I didn't care for the variety of what was offered and surprisingly, I was able to get some of this produce cheaper in my local grocery store. It's too bad because I really wanted to like it.

I used this service prior to the pandemic. While it is great for those who are not able to access an affordable grocery store near by, it did get pricey and their policy no longer work for my lifestyle.

I originally gave 4 stars but I have to reduce my rating after randomly being charged for a box that I had scheduled as skipped.

I've been a subscriber for nearly 2 years, minus a few months when I moved to California before Misfits was available. I find the selection amazing and I'm able to try new brands each time. I loved that you can now mix produce with their pantry items and over the last few months, they've added wine, cheese, and meat to their deliveries!! I do most of my shopping through Misfits now and love it.

I love the quality of the produce and they've recently added other options like pantry goods and meat and fish. The user flow is intuitive and I like the email reminders to build my box. Overall this has largely replaced my trips to Whole Foods.

Misfits Market is awesome! Always good deals and promotions and helps reduce food waste. I have gotten multiple boxes for super cheap and still high quality, usable goods.

The first time I tried misfits, their model was still "you get what you get", and I found the selection to be not to my personal taste so I cancelled. However, recently I was checking them out and realized they have switched to more of a market, where I can pick out just what my household wants. They also have tons of staples and extras now that make the service a super convenient supplement to my regular grocery shopping. If anything comes in less than desirable condition, the refund process is super easy.

A great idea, half baked. The produce is uneven, but the packaged goods can be a great value.

I'm obsessed with misfits market! (I might be bias because my roommate works for them.) But their mission for eliminating food waste and making groceries more accessible is wildly authentic. They actually care about their end goal and they will not support something that goes against their mission. It's super easy to add items to your box and each month they are expanding to more and more categories. I'm able to get everything I need for a weeks worth of food and I have yet to pay over $75 for a week worth of groceries. It's a fun way to explore new snacks and foods at a fraction of the price.

I have used an online grocery delivery service for many many years now. Before misfits market, I was using imperfect foods. When they merged, I got the best of both worlds. I have misfits food delivered through imperfect drivers weekly, except when we shop in store. The service is seamless to use, affordable, has a good membership option, and more. I would highly recommend misfit market.

I loved this service because it forced me to look up some new recipes with the new produce items I was getting! Always nice to have to motivation to try new things, and the quality of the produce was great, nothing seemed off or spoiled.

great idea but a bigger variety would be good.

I've been an evangelist for this brand since I started using them in 2018. I've watched them grow and change for the better, and honestly can't think of any brand I'm more loyal to as a consumer. Being organic, prices of produce are often more expensive than my local greengrocer, but the pantry items and impossible meat are always cheaper through Misfits.

The freshness of the produce in a Misfits box is impressive and feels much better than our local Whole Foods. The sizes can really be random, however, and with smaller quantities, you aren't always getting enough eggplant, tomato etc. for one meal for two.

They have recently changed their model where you have to spend $30 minimum on the box and you are flexible to pick anything from the produce to pantry items to dairy products. The pantry items are heavily discounted and from trusted brands! The produce is less "wonky" than the branding suggests, but has seasonal and local selections.

I had a misfits subscription for over a year and it always felt like a great deal. They had some great brands and good deals on produce and meats. The only downside is the delivery, often there would be mishaps and one time they delivered it on the street outside my apartment and didn't even notify me until it had been out there a while and I wasn't even home so I was worried it had gone bad until I could get back home

I love the concept of Misfits Market. The idea of rescuing less-than-perfect products and selling them at a discount is truly a noble venture. I've had both good and bad experiences, so overall have to settle on this being "Ok". Sometimes there are amazing deals, you can get quality products for far less than in store, online, etc. I've found some great brands and products, I definitely don't regret trying Misfits Market! Their prices fluctuate quite a bit. Sometimes things were listed as a "Deal" but were far less expensive locally. It's just something to pay attention to if you're shopping for bargains. Produce quality is hit or miss. Some produce lasted a really long time, some was rotten within a day or even arrived that way. Customer Service, however, was great in correcting any issues like this. Very disappointing to meal plan and have some staple ingredients be unusable, though. Overall, I think the company's mission is wonderful and will continue to buy boxes occasionally.

The food was good but not worth the money, in my opinion. Trader joes and the supermarket is cheaper for me in NYC.