With the nation on lockdown, supermarkets across the UK have been running out of delivery slots due to the huge demand caused by coronavirus isolation.
The majority of stores are fully booked up for weeks, but a number of supermarkets have partnered with Deliveroo to make sure that people can still get essential items like fruit, vegetables and milk.
The partnership allows people to get what they need while making their trips to the supermarket less frequent.
In case you didn't know, Deliveroo now offers contactless delivery on all orders, meaning drivers will leave your items outside your door.
Here's a full list of the supermarkets that will let you order via Deliveroo.
Morrisons
This handy service is only available to those who live within 2.5 miles of a Morrisons store.
With 70 essential household items to choose from, customers can have groceries sent to their door within just 30 minutes.
These items include bread, ready meals, onions, cereal and pasta.
Customers should note there is a minimum order value of £15.
Price of delivery: £4.99
Co-op
Those who use Deliveroo to order from Co-op are restricted to a maximum of two products per item, while the minimum order value is £10.
Items to choose from include chocolate, sandwiches, fresh meat, frozen food, cheese, toiletries, baby milk, wine, beers and e-cigarettes.
Price of delivery: £2.99
Marks & Spencer
Customers within the delivery area of 120 BP M&S stores can get everything from milk and bread to pizza and wine delivered to their doorstep when they spend £10 or more.
There are a total of 60 products to choose from.
Price of delivery: free
If you can't find what you need from the Morrisons, M&S or Co-op services, the food delivery app has also launched its own groceries range called Essentials by Deliveroo.
Customers can use the service to purchase items like pasta, sweet treats, soft drinks, cereals and toilet rolls to help people get items they need.
The minimum order value is £10 and there is a £3.59 delivery charge.
Meanwhile, Amazon is set to launch a super-fast grocery delivery service in UK.
The new service could see the existing Amazon Fresh service become a free perk of the Amazon Prime membership.
