Wild Fork FoodsReviews of wildforkfoods.com

They scam people. I wanted to try them out and purchased their yearly subscription. Then I cancelled it to prevent it from renewing automatically. Obviously anyone would expect the subscription would still last the whole year cos you paid them. But what they don't ever mention during the cancellation process is that, when you cancel the subscription, they revoke your membership immediately. Yes, now you have paid for nothing. They've taken your yearly subscription money and casually kept it, while kicking you from the membership. There will be no refunds either. I tried to contact them but they just tell me it's in their policy page. While this appears to be true, it's a disgustingly unethical practice and a borderline scam. Please stay away from this horrible company.

Giving them the benefit of doubts. I was scammed three times. They are scammers and con artists . Nothing is worth buying. Duck comfit is horrible . It is just boiled salty chicken. Horrible Empanadas are disgusting .I will never go again. Wasted $80 for junk.po ..

I NEED CUSTOMER SERVICE TO CALL 330-806-6271. i HAVE BEEN DISCONNECTED 3 TIMES. i HAVE BEEN TRYING TO CANCEL MEMBERSHIP SINCE MARCH-MAY. THEY HAVE NOT CANCELLED MEMBERSHIP. i AM GETTING TIRED OF TRYING AND WILL GO TO NEXT STEP.

We recently purchased what we thought would be a 12 to 14 lb, USDA Prime Beef Brisket. When delivered on Friday afternoon, it turns out that Wild Fork had only sent me a 7½ lb brisket. The plan had been for 8 to 10 guests to devour it during Sunday’s football games. It was my understanding, that Wild Fork “cannot guarantee a specific size upon purchase”, but would send an approximate size and I would be charged according to the final weight. The email confirmation of my order indicated I had ordered a 12.121 lb. brisket for $60.36. Several following emails either stated the same thing or failed to state, that I would only be receiving a 7½ lb brisket. The Webster and Cambridge dictionaries define approximate as “nearly correct or exact: close in value or amount but not precise” and “close to a particular number or time although not exactly that number or time” respectively. A 7½ lb brisket is 38% less than what I thought I was getting, far from APPROXIMATE. After arguing about the definition of “approximate”, Wild Fork’s customer service representative stuck by the position, that “we are only obligated to send out the closest thing we have in stock”. He did refund the $37 I was charged, but that wasn’t going to help me find a 12 to 15 lb Prime brisket the day before I needed it. In hindsight, I should have read some of Wild Fork’s own reviews. I’m not the only person who has had this problem. Until they can deliver “approximate” weights, I definitely won’t be returning to Wild Folk for “seconds”.

I have used for about 2 yrs and place orders about every 3 weeks I find the food to be good and they offer many items the 2 times there were delivery issues I was promptly refunded with a discount on next order. The only small negative is when you buy a cut of meat it is an estimated weight ANF a few tines it came. Smaller then the estimate but you are only charged by the actual weight shipped can be a problem for meal planning purposes. This seems to happen on larger cuts of beef or pork butts seafood always size you order

Arrived over an hour late (past 4hour window). Customer service blamed it on delivery person. Tracked package and it was picked up after delivery time had expired. This is fine if you want to sit in you house for five hours waiting for a delivery. Totally unacceptable

Overpriced frozen, tasteless food!! The most tasteless 🥓 beacon we've ever eaten!! I got heartburn after eating it, There was nothing organic about that and we are very disappointed!! No fresh food....everything frozen!!!

I made a 2 star review about the St Louis ribs and was then contacted by customer service. After a couple of emails I recieved a full refund on the product. Thank you Wild Fork