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Orders are delivered every Friday and can be placed up until 6pm the day before. We place orders with vendors days ahead of pick up so that they can plan their production, reduce waste, and give staff time to make their amazing products. This also allows us to limit our environmental impact and reduce delivery fees for you.

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Discover amazing food from small businesses. All delivered together for one $5 fee.

100+ Vendors

$5 delivery, no additional fees

Di Fara Pizza is a well-known pizzeria located in the Midwood neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. It was opened in 1965 by Domenico DeMarco. The restaurant is known for its classic New York-style pizza, which is made with a thin, crispy crust, tangy tomato sauce, and high-quality toppings. The restaurant is often busy and there can be long lines, especially during peak hours. Despite the wait, many people consider Di Fara to be one of the best pizza places in New York City, if not the country. The combination of high-quality ingredients, traditional techniques, and the personal touch of Domenico DeMarco himself has made it a beloved institution for locals and visitors alike.

"The Holy Grail of Classic New York–Style Pizza" by New York Magazine

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How it works

Discover unique foods from vendors near and far

Select a delivery date and browse the curated selection of products available. Add anything you want, the delivery is always a flat $5 fee.

Unpack your delivery full of goodies

Your box will arrive packed for freshness during the time window you select. Everything will be packed to last for a few hours in case you're not home for delivery.

Enjoy amazing food whenever you want it

Each item comes with instructions on how to store, prepare, and when to best enjoy it. Frozen or fresh, rest assured you’re going to love what you get from Locale.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out to our customer success team directly at orders@shoplocale.com
Can I order from multiple vendors in one order?
Yes! Our service allows you to order from as many vendors as you like. After selecting your region and delivery date at the top of the page, you'll be able to browse all the products that are available. Regardless of how many products or vendors you order you'll only pay the $5 flat delivery fee (there’s a $6 small order fee if your order is less than $50)
How much is the delivery fee? Are there any other fees?
The delivery fee is $5 flat, no matter how many small businesses you order from. We have no other service fees, however, there’s a $6 small order fee if your order is less than $50. There are no subscriptions, order only when you want!
Do I have to be home for the delivery?
You do not have to be home at the time of delivery - your order will be packed to stay fresh for up to 4 hours. You’ll receive a text when your order is on its way with a link to track your driver.
Do items arrive fresh or frozen?
You can click on a product to see the state that it arrives in. Most pastries are baked the same day as delivery and meals are either frozen or fresh and arrive with cooking instructions.
Can I add to my order?
Yes! You can add to your order up until the day before delivery. Just use the code ADD at checkout.
Is Locale environmentally friendly?
Yes! While we deliver from far away vendors, we batch all orders - meaning we pick up and deliver to many customers all on one driver's route. This means that your order doesn’t actually increase the amount of miles that we drive. We also reuse almost all of our packaging and you can leave boxes from your previous orders out that our drivers will pick up! Read more here.