After a long day, sometimes all you want is a comforting meal — and for some Northern Colorado residents, that meant turning to Nosh Delivery.
The local delivery service, which operated for seven years, offered an alternative to other major food platforms like Uber Eats and Grubhub, partnering with local restaurants across the region.
But in a March 24 Facebook post, Nosh Delivery announced it has closed for good, citing challenges competing in a “monopolized delivery market” and the current economy.
“Unfortunately we have reached a breaking point in our fight against a monopolized delivery market and the current economy,” the company wrote.
According to the post, the app was built around the idea that food delivery could work better for everyone involved — restaurants, drivers and customers — while supporting the local dining community.Need a news break? Check out the all new PLAY hub with puzzles, games and more!
No updates have been made since the announcement, and the company’s website is no longer active. However, the site notes that another delivery option, CarHop Food and Delivery, is expected to launch in Northern Colorado. The service is not affiliated with Nosh but aims to carry on a similar local-focused mission.