“I thought I paid for an annual membership in order to eliminate all the delivery & service fees. After a few months, they have added a new fee called 'Other' as another service fee with no advanced warning. Isn't this a breach of contact…”
About this app
Everything's on the menu. Except compromise. The Wonder app is the food delivery platform to feed every craving, all in one order. Combine dishes from our exclusive restaurant partners, spanning every cuisine you can think of and brought to you by the best chefs in the industry, or get your favorite neighborhood gems delivered. Order on the app with free delivery or pickup and dine-in at our locations throughout the East Coast. 20+ AWARD-WINNING RESTAURANT PARTNERS There’s an option for anything you’re craving, from Greek to Thai, with menus from world-famous chefs like Bobby Flay, Esther Choi, and Marcus Samuelsson.
MIX & MATCH HUNDREDS OF DISHES Craving barbecue but they’re in the mood for tacos? Don’t compromise. Combine dishes from multiple menus in one order, they’ll be made to order and delivered together.…
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“Horrific — I got a refund because the food looked NOTHING like the picture advertised, and it was genuinely disgusting.”
“Scam company — Wonder hands out a bunch of these free $25 coupons to use on their app with a QR code to download. Sounded too good to be true. Sure enough, bait and switch coupons.All the coupon codes (3 unique) that they gave out, are…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 6.19.0.
What this app sells
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