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Which supermarkets in Spain offer the cheapest home deliveries?

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Which supermarkets in Spain offer the cheapest home deliveries?
If you want groceries delivered to your doorstep in Spain, these supermarkets offer the cheapest service. Photo: Kampus Production/Pexels
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It might not always be easy to get to a supermarket if you live in a rural area or have mobility issues, so it's worth knowing which Spanish supermarkets offer delivery services and which are the most affordable.

There may be several reasons why shopping in a physical supermarket is not ideal for you, from where you live and if you have a car to your health and convenience.

Thankfully, there are many supermarkets in Spain that offer home delivery services where can select and pay for what you want online and get your shopping delivered straight to your door. 

Delivery costs vary greatly, however, depending on which supermarket you choose, so it's worth shopping around and seeing which one is best for you. 

 

Día

Día supermarkets have a reputation for being one of the most affordable chains, especially for their basic own brand products. They also offer promotions and discounts for Club Día members. Downsides is that they don’t have a wide variety of ingredients and their fresh products like vegetables are not great quality.  

  • Home delivery is the most affordable out of all the major chains at €3.99 if your purchase is less than €100.
  • Delivery is free on purchases equal to or greater than €100.

Capabro

Capabrocasa, the supermarket’s online store and offers one of the fastest delivery services. They sell many different brands and also offer lots of promotions and discounts.

  • Home delivery costs €6 for orders less than €100.
  • A total of €4 for orders equal to or greater than €100.
  • Free  delivery on purchases over €100 if you have the Caprabo Gold Client card.

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Eroski

Eroski offers a good range of branded products. Their website is straight forward and easy to use with several savings and promotions available. You can also choose different languages.

  • Delivery from €3.95 to €6.95, depending on the day and the time slot.
  • Free if you pay with the EROSKI Red card and you’ve spent more than €140.

Condis

In order to make a purchase at CondisLine, you have to place minimum order of €40. They offer branded products but have a limited range and prices are often more expensive than other supermarkets. 

  • Delivery costs €7 for orders less than €90.
  • A total of €4.50 for orders between €90 and €180.
  • Free for orders equal to or greater than €180.
  • Flat rate of €30 per year that covers shipping costs for all orders over €75 for 12 months.

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Mercadona
 
Mercadona is good all round supermarket where you can find most good quality ingredients and cheaper own brand products. The online store is the same as the supermarket, meaning there aren’t any promotions or offers. Delivery is also not available in all locations.
  • Delivery costs €7.21 always, regardless of the purchase amount. 
El Corte Inglés 
 
El Corte Inglés online offers a huge range of products, as well ingredients which are difficult to find elsewhere, but it can be a lot more expensive than others on the list. You’re paying for its reputable quality.  
  • Free if the order is over €120 (or €100 with the El Corte Inglés card).
  • If your order is less than €120, delivery will be between €6 and €8 depending on where you live.  

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Hipercor 
 
Owned by El Corte Inglés, Hipercor also offer a good range of products and its online store is filled with 3x2 offers, discounts and other promotions.  
  • Delivery is free if the order is over €120 (or €100 with the El Corte Inglés card).
  • If your order is less than €120, delivery will be between €6 and €8 depending on where you live.

Carrefour

Carrefour Online is similar to their physical supermarkets with products on promotion and discounts such as 3×2 promotions, 50 percent discount if you buy two and cashback available. They offer a wide variety of products, but the online process can be a little slow.  

  • Delivery costs €7 if the amount is less than €120.
  • It's €3 for orders with an amount between €120 and €150.
  • Free for orders over €150. 
Alcampo  
 
Alcampo is one of the cheapest online supermarkets, like its physical stores. It has huge variety of products and many offers and promotions. The only downside is that the interface is not the most user friendly and delivery costs are fairly high no matter how much you buy.  
  • Delivery costs €7 always, regardless of the purchase amount.

 

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