Fooda Reviews & Product Details

I use Fooda to get meals at work, and it really helps with my time constraints by making meal planning super easy and allowing me to plan my entire week in advance. I like the range of dietary options they offer, especially the vegetarian and pescatarian options. I appreciate the ease of the platform and the app, where canceling orders and reviewing them is super easy. I love that it remembers my previous orders, which is really helpful when reordering something. The service saves me time and is very convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only room for improvement I see is the range of options. I do wish that there were more than just five options. I think there are a lot of local restaurants that could be included that are currently not included. And sometimes I would like to see a wider range of options per restaurant, because some restaurants offer a lot of options and some very limited options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the convenience of being able to easily order my lunch while at work with Fooda, which prevents me from having to go offsite or get it delivered. I appreciate that it's easy to pay through the app, and I can use it at multiple work locations, which is super handy when I'm traveling. The points system is a bonus for me because they add up to coupons that I can use towards meals and snacks, making me choose Fooda over other services. I love that I can load my payment within the app, order easily, and even add my company credit card when I'm traveling, which is great for keeping track of my receipts for expense reporting. Plus, being able to order and pay all from my phone is really convenient. I recently used Fooda for catering services and everyone was organized and wonderful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing to share at this time. Fooda has been very helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Fooda for lunch at the office and it really solves the lingering question of where I will get food throughout the week. It's much easier having something downstairs than having to coordinate a delivery or pickup order. What I like most about Fooda is the ease of use. I also enjoy that the app is updated and not antiquated, making it easier to order and view future pop-ups. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Trying to navigate the app to report a problem is insanely difficult, and it takes 48+ hours to get a response, which is really frustrating when needing to cancel an order. The help area could use a redesign with clear contacts for different issues and an updated chat feature with a team on standby. The initial setup was difficult since the app only pulled up Fooda in a different building, not the one I'm in. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that I am able to order my food while still working so that it would be fresh and ready for when I clock out and don’t have to wait in the long line Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only downside is that it doesn’t give you the option to pay at the site only through the app when you order ahead Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love getting a relatively good variety of different food types each week, and the portions are always generous, and typically affordable especially with the $4 stipend we get. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I dislike that some of the restaurants serve extremely bland food. Sometimes it’s also the same type of food each week. And the restaurants that aren’t actual local restaurants often taste unseasoned and bland, almost like cafeteria food. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The mobile UI/UX is clean and intuitive, so it’s easy to browse the weekly rotating schedule of local restaurants right from my phone. From a performance standpoint, the app feels fast and responsive: digital menus load instantly, and the quick QR-code checkout system cuts down on friction in the lunch line.

The biggest upside for me is the variety and ROI it adds to the workday. Rather than spending 20 minutes driving out for lunch or paying hefty delivery fees on other apps, Fooda brings high-quality local vendors directly into our office hub. It’s noticeably improved my midday workflow by saving me hours of transit time each week, and it also boosts workplace culture by turning lunch into a convenient, shared team experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the app’s UI/UX is generally clean and easy to navigate, the least helpful aspect is the lack of real-time inventory tracking tied to the digital menus. If a popular restaurant is featured and a high-demand dish sells out, the app doesn’t update to reflect that change. The result is a frustrating disconnect: you can wait in line expecting a specific meal, only to learn it’s unavailable once you reach the counter.

Performance can also hit a bit of a bottleneck during peak hours. When the lunch rush lands right at noon, the volume of simultaneous QR-code scans at checkout can occasionally make the app lag or slow down. Finally, from an integration standpoint, I’d like a smarter notification system or even basic AI scheduling assistants that can look at my past ordering history and notify me only when a restaurant or cuisine I actually enjoy is scheduled for the week, instead of sending broad daily menu alerts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like using Fooda because it provides a lot of diverse lunch options to our workplace week after week—so much so to the point that I look forward to seeing which vendors are on deck week after week. I appreciate that the app is easy to use with an easy-to-understand UI. The checkout process is fantastic and I appreciate the integration with the Apple Wallet app. The app performs well—it's reliable and never lags. The fact that each meal is brought down to $5 is really helpful and provides a compelling alternative to making my own lunch and bringing it in. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I cannot really think of anything that I dislike about Fooda. If anything, I would like to see even more variety in the vendors that come in. There was once a West African vendor that came in that I would love to see more often. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Fooda for ordering lunch at work and it really solves the challenge of finding a convenient lunch during the workday. I like that it saves time and offers a good variety of options, making it easy to order without leaving the office. I especially enjoy the combination of convenience and choice, having access to a wide range of local restaurants at work makes lunch more enjoyable. The variety of local restaurants gives me more choices than a typical cafeteria or vending options, allowing me to enjoy different meals throughout the week without having to leave the office. Additionally, the initial setup of Fooda was very straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to see a wider selection of healthy meal options to make the experience better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are so many great things about Fooda, but the biggest one for me is how convenient it is to grab food and still pay a normal price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

They don’t have a very big selection, but you can always check ahead of time to see what they’ll have in stock. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Fooda for daily lunch selection at my company, and it makes lunch at work an almost seamless experience. I love the good variety and convenience it offers, as well as the onsite availability. The rewards program is great because it lets me 'treat myself' occasionally. Having the app is also convenient since I can track rewards, order ahead, get notifications about new restaurants, and use the company QR code to check out. The weekly emails from Fooda are nice, allowing me to review what's coming up and prepare accordingly. Additionally, it's fantastic to just scan a code or order ahead, and I enjoy the notification when my preorder is ready. Plus, we can provide feedback on the Fooda catering candidates based on our experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think there should be a better check-in process for Fooda so caterers can understand how many people will actually be present on any given day. We often run into issues where too much food is brought, especially close to a holiday, or conversely, they run out of food before everyone at the company gets fed. We also had some speedbumps with the initial setup; we had to limit the number of people who could order ahead because the caterer had to catch up as everyone was pre-ordering, leading to no one actually being in line to order food. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.