Munroe Dairy Inc
151 N Brow St, East Providence, RI, 02914
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Address :
151 N Brow St
East Providence, RI, 02914 - Phone (401) 438-4450
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Opening Hours
- Mon :8:00 am - 5:00pm
- Mon : 8:00 am - 5:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
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Rory B.
I grew up with home delivery and fondly remember, as well as prefer, milk in glass bottles. When we visited friends and saw their bottled milk, we signed up. It's not as cheap as the supermarket, but in this case, you get not only what you pay for, but a little bit more as well. The milk tastes great. It's always fresh. We especially like the fresh cider and the low-carb bagels. They also sell many products made locally. Everything from chicken salad to pizza dough and other items. Service is fantastic. The one time (in over a year) that a bottle of milk tasted a bit sour, I called and got a refund for the bottle without any hassles. The few times that I'd forgotten an order, our driver, left some items for us anyway, with a cheerful note saying, "didn't see an order, hope what I left will be enough for the week.
(5)Joni B.
Their online ordering service is quick and easy to use, and the flat $2.25 delivery fee is astoundingly low considering they deliver to all of RI, Southern Mass, and parts of CT. My husband and I are suckers for Munroe's coffee milk - we finish the entire 1/2 gallon bottle within a few days. It's fun to browse their selection and order something new/different each week. If you can't commit to consuming all of the products in one week (I notice some people on here said it gets to be a 'burden'), then you can always cancel at any time without a fee. We love Munroe, though. It's an uber-convenient way to eat fresh while supporting local businesses.
(5)Colleen M.
I've been a customer for a few months now and I'm pretty satisfied with the service. I had been reluctant to join because I didn't want to pay $50-75 for a milk box. Well, my neighbor who is a salesperson for the dairy stopped by with some free milk and explained that you don't actually need a milk box, you can just put out a cooler. We gave it a shot and it's been really great so far. Some pros: - The variety of items available is much more than milk and dairy. They have produce, meat, baked goods, soups, etc. They have great local items like Top This pizza shells and Narragansett Creamery cheese. - The order can be submitted online as late as midnight for delivery the next day. This works out great if you've just remembered that you forgot to pick something up at the grocery that week. - The milk man is super friendly and flexible. If you forget to submit your milk order the night before and you catch him, it's likely that he'll have what you need. - We've been really satisfied with the quality of product. The eggs are very fresh. I don't drink milk so I can't comment on that but my kids love it. What's better than milk in a glass bottle? A couple nit-picky cons: -The sandwich bread the offer is made with high fructose corn syrup which I try to avoid. -The truck is LOUD. If you have an early delivery (before dawn) it will wake you up. I really love the convenience. We get our milk and eggs from them regularly. Since our delivery happens to be mid-week I often add on items that I forgot to grab at the store. Or I can put together a quick meal - pizza shells, cheese and pepperoni for pizza night. I wouldn't do all my shopping this way but I imagine you could with the variety they offer.
(4)Karen P.
Horrible Customer service! I was a customer for 2 1 / 2 years. I paid for the milk box and their delivery driver ruined my milk box by continuing to put frozen bottles in it. I left a cooler out for him to put the new milk in but he continued to put the new milk in the box. After the box thawed out and we were able to remove it and clean it, it was ruined. I am beyond disappointed with the fact that this company wouldn't replace the box so I have canceled my deliveries.
(1)Jeffrey B.
Beware of their accounting department. One of the worst I've ever seen. I caught many errors of over-billing which they refused to admit. Many existing customers probably have no idea they are being overcharged. Great product but horrendous bill department. Proceed with caution!
(1)Kris W.
5 stars based on their coffee milk alone! From what I understand, Munroe Dairy is a RI institution so I'm a little shocked no one else has left a review yet. My family has been a delivery customer for a little over a year & are quite satisfied. Every Friday morning we can't wait for the "cow truck" to arrive & bring us our coffee milk. We always order 2 things of coffee milk & what ever else we might need for the week, usually our other milk & eggs. We go through the coffee milk pretty quickly & it's common for it all to be gone by Monday. While they have a pretty low $1.95 delivery free I wish they would let you choose your delivery day or the option to have orders delivered every day. They have a minimum order ($10) so why not? Their website is easy to navigate but it seems to lack variety & depth compared to Peapod. They do have local produce & seasonal specials which is a plus. Peapod is much more expensive & when we did order they seemed to always run out of stuff. I would rather support a local RI company than Stop & Shop any day so I prefer Munroe. I only wish they had more selection & would let you choose your delivery days instead of one set day a week. We have tried coffee milk elsewhere but stick with Munroe for the quality. Plus who doesn't like their milk delivered in glass bottles? Try them out, you won't be disappointed.
(4)Syed-Hasan R.
After 3 months of getting milk from the dairy, I think a solid 4 would be a fair rating. I haven't tried much of their items, but their milk is fresh and delicious! We get coffee milk on every order and there is nothing more delicious than a fresh half-gallon bottle of that stuff. Once they accidentally sent us skim milk instead of whole milk, but they refunded our order and gave us a free order to keep us as customers. Their customer service is outstanding, their drivers are super friendly and their products are excellent. Their items are a little pricey, and they do charge a delivery fee with a base order of $10 a week, but you get what you pay for, which is delicious, fresh, hormone free milk. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this service to anybody.
(4)Adrienne M.
I have been getting the Milk from the dairy for quite some time. While growing up, I thought it almost odd someone would buy milk from the store when you have the wonderful option of MD. Although, once I moved out onto my own, I did realize the products are a tad more expensive than the market. But, to me, completely worth it. I grew up with the concept of " the family milkman". MD has always been extremely friendly; and even today, knocks on the door, and if you're home, just brings the milk inside. Even living by myself, I always get a wide assortment of items with their once a week delivery. As a few people mention already, MD might not be for everyone. So, if you find yourself actually struggling to buy items every week, than yes, $2.25 to delivery one bottle of milk might be a little silly. I do recommend quite a few things though, since a lot of items they have stock are fresh, organic and local. -Milk (of course) -Eggnog (seasonal and delicious ) -Cider (seasonal and delicious ) -Bagels(sometimes I buy the low-carb, sometimes a special if it catches my eye. All are great) -Raspberry Iced Tea ( during summer I go through a couple of these a week) So, there is just a start- and as I mentioned before, there really is nothing like fresh, dairy milk.
(5)Jeremy B.
Munroe Dairy has been around since 1881 delivering fresh Milk. We started getting it delivered recently and my wife is very happy with the "delivered to your door" service. I love the chocolate milk and we get whole milk for my growing 2 year old daughter. Prices are high and on the rise(which is the case for all produce) but you get what you pay for. I think a dollar or 2 is worth a better health choice. Plus it tastes so much better than what the supermarket offers. Do you know where your milk comes from? I do. A+ For some information on Milk read below. Milk knowledge: As i started to get more health conscious i started doing research about food. I was surprised what i found out about milk. If you look on your milk carton it'll say Pasteurized and Homogenized, which is good. Some milk companies use another method called UHT(ultra high temp) (BTW, Munroe Dairy's milk IS NOT Ultra-Pasteurized) What is Utlra-Pasteurized(UHT) milk you ask? Long story short, they heat the milk to very high tempertures. This kills all bacteria, good and bad. That's why the milk you see in th aisles in the supermarket(at room temp) doesn't go bad.(i.e. kids milk in 6-pack). Ultra-Pasteurized Milk has a shelf life of 8 months(without refrigeration) Is it bad to drink? No but it's not good either. Fact: you can't make cheese from UHT milk, what does that tell you. Everything in the milk is dead and so are it's nutrients. Munroe Dairy Milk facts: 1. MD milk is not Ultra-Pasteurized 2. MD milk is fresh. Their milk comes from the cow to your door in about 24hrs. That's what i call fresh! 3. MD cows are free range and eat "Grass", which is what cows are supposed to eat. Not corn feed! 4. MD cows sleep on water beds. You're laughing, I'm serious look it up! Cows that are not stressed produced more milk. 5. Munroe Dairy bottles their milk in glass bottles. So you never have to worry about plastic(BPA from the Plastic containers) leeching into your milk. 6. Munroe Dairy RECYCLES all their milk bottles, which saves them money and of course, is great for the environment. 7. MD cows are not injected with artificial growth hormones or antibiotics. No need to explain why that is good! Now that you know more about milk, what choices will you make now? Please send me any comments you might have. Thanks for reading. P.S. I do not work for Munroe Dairy or know anyone who works there.
(5)Carly B.
After a couple of months, deliveries from Munroe turned out to be more convenient in theory than what was practical, for my life anyway. Kind of became this weekly "Holy COW! Another week has passed already? Let me scramble a weekly order together of crap I don't really need. How about some pudding?" Maybe if you've got a litter of kids guzzling milk and eating you out of house and home this would be a non-issue. Munroe's service was consistently great. I got bad fruit once and they refunded me, no problem. They also offered to make delivery accommodations to keep me as a customer, so I gotta respect that. Not all of the products are spectacular, some of them are just not good at all - like the juices from concentrate and bread on-par with Wonder Bread.
(3)Stefan G.
We've been very satisfied customers since March with no problems at all. The milk is simply the best we've ever had. It's worth the extra few bucks, for sure. Their fruit is always fresh as well! Our milkman is SUPER nice and always gos out of his way to say hello to us. If you live in RI, you'd be a fool to not get your milk from Munroe!!!!!
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