You Can Get Pusateri's Delivered to Muskoka This Summer

Discerning cottage-goers can rest assured that their gourmet grocery needs will be covered this summer, with the return of Pusateri’s Cottage Delivery Service.

This year, the upscale grocery retailer – who has five locations throughout the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) – has expanded the delivery program to include Bala, Port Carling, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, and Innisfil pick-up locations.

Cottagers have easy access to all the Pusateri’s goodness they enjoy in the city, as well as a special addition of Don’s Bakery’s famous Apple Fritters. Perfect for breezy outdoor meals, Pusateri's meal kits and boxes include dozens of options that cover all three meals. This ranges from a cheese and charcuterie box to the plant-based breakfast box, to the shrimp taco meal kit and the chicken breast, ground beef, and salmon box.

READ: Georgian Bay Island Spanning Over 17 Acres Hits Cottage Country Market

Guests can place their grocery and grocery box orders online by noon on Wednesdays and meal kits and catering orders by midnight on Mondays for same-week pick-up on Thursdays.

Standard delivery fee is $39.99, but orders over $350 receive free delivery (it doesn’t take a lot of clicking to reach this amount...).

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You Can Get Pusateri's Delivered to Muskoka This Summer

Discerning cottage-goers have their grocery needs covered this summer, with the return of Pusateri’s Cottage Delivery Service.

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