Poor quality seafood Twice we have ordered the scallops and they were bitter from being treated with chemicals. American wagu was no better than prime. Twice the order was sent 3 or 4 day delivery during the winter to south Texas where we can have 5 or 6 days of 80+ degree weather, one box completely thawed, another half thawed, half partially frozen. I would not recommend to anyone.

It's rare when I write a negative review It's rare when I write a negative review of a company, but Crowd Cow's customer service has become horrible. I have been getting my meat from them for four years. They used to care about customer satisfaction. They used to have small farms connections. Now, they deliver even when orders are cancelled. I was out of the country and they didn't pack my order until the day I cancelled. They said I should call from out of the country to someone to come to my house, pick up the meat and save it for me. Seriously? Why didn't they cancel it when I first emailed them?

The Fish is awful if you do not know fresh from old The Beef is fine, but the Fish is absolutely awful. If you do not know the difference between old fish and fresh fish, then you probably won’t be disappointed. I’ve ordered twice…two strikes is enough and the company does not care if you complain about quality. Always use AMEX when ordering, AMEX stands behind you and will reimburse you for the bad product. Crowd cow doesn’t seem to care

Problems keeping things in stock I deleted my account after they repeatedly altered my orders right before shipping. What's the point of a subscription service that knows what you want a month in advance but can't provide it...

Horrible customer service and… Horrible customer service and experience all the way around. They shipped me 2 orders - their mistake - and charged me twice and would not make it right. Their products ate not that great — all the fish is small portions with mismatched thickness - only 6 oz. And meat is no different than you can get in the stores. Not worth the aggrevation. Go to your local farmers market— support them. Not the greedy cheaters.