Thrive Market or something similar for groceries?

Does anyone buy online from thrive market?

I hate weekly grocery shopping and have been using instacart quite a bit as of late but sometimes the shopper chooses poor quality produce. I had to throw away an entire bag of nectarines, avocados, and raspberries from just one order. Has anyone done a subscription service like thrive or the misfits veggies where you actually actually get consistently fresh produce? I hate how these subscriptions make you pay for the subscription first before seeing what you can order...

I probably sound like a complainer but TBH my husband works weekends so I prefer the convenience of grocery delivery because it saves time and I dont have to drag my 6 and 8 year old out of the house for a 3 hr. shopping trip. The only 2 stores near me are LIDL (5 min), which isn't great, and a grotesque run down king kullen that doesnt even have a bakery. I wont set foot in there again after the blast time I went there was grime all over the shopping carts. Everything else is 25 minutes or more drive

Thrive Market or something similar for groceries?

Can you get PeaPod delivery where you are?
I actually had pretty good luck with them last summer. Since those pickers and drivers are employed directly by the store, they have more incentive to do a good job.

Thrive Market or something similar for groceries?

I order from Thrive- but they don't have produce- it's more pantry type items. I love them for that- we have some special dietary needs in our house and they have tons of options & good prices for the most part.
I've done misfits and I cancelled after a few months- it's just such random produce and it's definitely "misfit" - its all the mishapen items, so they looks strange and some of it was just stuff I'd never use and I always felt like I got an excessive amount of potatoes LOL (which makes sense bc you're guaranteed a minimum weight).
What about just going to a store for fruits/veggies- I have a small market near me that I just pop into once or twice a week for that stuff rather than getting it at the bigger stores.