Good: the deliveries work great, the food has been pretty good, and they have a lot of promos. I tend to order things that make good leftovers as extras so I don't have to pay for too many deliveries and have stuff for lunch for a couple of days. Less good: the menus are limited (understandable with how many different "restaurants" they are running there) and the not everything is great (I got a nearly inedible chicken tikka masala there). read more

Cool concept it's like +6 kitchens in 1. They offer a lot of different promos on social media. From Alana pizza, I ordered the burrata and the bacon pesto pizza. The burrata was really fresh and I enjoyed the pesto pizza. From Di Fara pizza, I ordered the pepperoni, sausage and meatball pizza. Not sure if it was dough or the pizza was undercooked, but I wish there was more of a crisp to the crust. I found myself chewing longer than expected. Location was really clean and ordering via the app was easy. There's plenty of street parking around the shopping center. Prices are high for the area. I would definitely be back to try some of the other restaurants. read more

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I had a 40% off my order and a $3 credit, which brought the $37.80 total down to $20.22. For $20, two portions of vegetarian Indian food is a marvelous deal! I ordered the paneer tikka masala and the vegetable korma. Both were a great portion, fresh, and delicious. Packaged well and labeled with a sticker on the container and arranged inside a strong, paper Wonder bag. There wasn't much of a kick to either, and the paneer tikka masala had potatoes, which was odd, but it still was delicious and creamy with soft paneer cubes. Paired well with the container of rice. Located in College Park right across from Knox Road, there's paid street parking on the side and metered spots right upfront. Not much of an ambiance inside but there are a few seats for dining in. Definitely would order from here again! read more

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More for pickup then eat in but we chose to eat in. Large outside area, small inside in my party one ordered a BLT another wonton soup I got the pizza its best to order and pick up than wait The Turkey sandwich got a thumbs up it was loaded with meat and bacon My pizza? Crust was fine with the little burn spots 10 bucks for a good size pie l wouldn't go out of my way for. Delivery sure if other folks ordered as well. Bottom line this place was built for phone orders with that will match your food craving without having to compromise and that's a good thing. Keeps the drama down. read more

Ordered from Wonder since there was a promotion to try out the new food hall and figured a chicken sandwich might be a simple thing to try from Streetbird. Unfortunately, I feel like it lacked in flavor. I ordered a spicy chicken sandwich and I didn't taste any seasonings to bring the chicken sandwich flavors forward let alone any hint of spice or heat. The lettuce was pretty wilted and the presentation was average. I also ordered the fries which were just fries. Underwhelmed I unfortunately would probably not give this a try again. The customer service was great though workers were pleasant and attentive when I arrived to pick up my order. The location is small but clean and it still fascinates me that the kitchen produces so many cuisines. I'd be open to try others but not sure I'd order again from this menu specifically due to this experience. read more

Wonder College Park - Spicy chicken deluxe combo - Food Delivery Services Near Me - College Park, Maryland

Decided to go with Streetbird, a bit of a newcomer in the wildly popular chicken wings and chicken sandwich business. Streetbird is a creation of celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson. I got a $5 off coupon over the Internet, and it was accepted, no problem. Went with M's fried chicken sandwich combo, with hot maple chili sauce and coleslaw. I found all of it yummy, and was fairly warm when received. The side of coleslaw is so much larger than what other competitors are offering. Also sampled my friend's spiced chicken wings combo, with mac & greens. The mac & greens are fab. I'm gonna try making that at home myself. Welcome to the neighborhood. read more

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Since my first visit, I have learned a little more about the Wonder franchise. The many "high end restaurants" whose food Wonder represents are names that Marc Lore has copyrighted. Most of the food is prepared in a commissary and is then shipped to each location. There, it is either flash fried, microwaved or "air fried". The Wonder marketing (and they have invested millions in advertising) hints that these "restaurants" are local venues, when in fact the Wonder food is mass produced in a central kitchen. Mr. Lore has also acquired Grubhub and Blue Apron. His dream is to be "The Amazon of Food" As I reported, The Wonder storefront is utilitarian; no tables to eat the food, but just a few chairs for those who come to pick up the food. The ambiance is more akin to a waiting room, with a window that allows the customers to observe how the orders are assembled in a conveyor belt. Wonder seems to be interested in customers who are willing to sacrifice freshly made dishes at a local restaurant for the questionable convenience of reheated/flash-fried, fast-delivered, generic food. read more

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If Wonder is meant as, "I wonder where our food is after waiting over 90 minutes," or "I wonder why customer service takes 30 minutes to respond," then the name couldn't be more accurate. We ordered dinner for our family of three and were promised delivery in 40-50 minutes--after paying extra for a "fast pass." That estimate was fiction. The order sat in "being prepared" status while the delivery time was repeatedly pushed back with no explanation. We waited. And waited. And waited. Customer service was nonexistent. Texts went unanswered. Calls went unanswered. There was no way to get basic information about what was happening at the College Park location because, apparently, no one was actually available to help. Nearly two hours later, a customer service representative finally responded--after we had already left home to get food elsewhere. I requested to cancel the order and received a full refund and an apology, but no explanation. This was a complete operational failure. In a place like College Park, where competition is fierce and customers have lots of options, you don't get to botch the basics. First impressions matter, and this one was a disaster. We never received our food, so we can't speak to quality--though at this point, that feels irrelevant. Another food hall nearby has already failed. If Wonder doesn't fix its systems immediately, it won't be far behind. read more

This is for Detroit Brick Pizza in Wonder. I wish the pizza was bigger, we apparently ignored the picture and didn't realize it was only 4 slices but they were big slices. The pizza was so delicious we were definitely craving more! My husband also got wings from Wing Trip - did not like them. I ordered a piece of pie from Room for Dessert and they sent the wrong pie. My husband did eat what they sent and he liked it. read more

Ordered a "Detroit" pizza Cost 23.00 Rcd very small deep dish bread then cheese then topings cooked then sause poured on top NOT PIZZA DOUGH. SAUSE, CHEESE, TOPINGS THEN COOK IS PIZZA much better available Ledos Dominos close. At $5 a small slice it makes WholeFoods $3 a slice cheap This place may beat the fountains (another group rest) record for time in bussiness....lol MUCH BETTER PIZZA AVAILABLE IN COLLEGE PARK read more

I received my food very quickly after ordering. When I opened my bowl all the ingredients were FREEZING COLD like they came straight from the freezer. It was very disappointed especially since this location newly opened up. My pita bread was hard as a rock. read more

I ordered the Bacon Pesto from Alanza, brisket and cornbread from Tejas and the Vodka sauce square from Di fara. Don't listen to the bad reviews. Everything was fabulous and my whole group enjoyed everything. The brisket was tender and juicy the pizza crust on the vodka square was out of this world and one of the best cornbreads I have ever had. I will be ordering again. read more

Went to Wonder today for my first visit. Ordered mostly from Streetbird, got the chicken tender combo with onion rings. The tenders were good, reasonably sized. Had the M's BBQ sauce, it was tangy and not too spicy. The pickles were good as well. Then we get to the onion rings. While the rings themselves were probably good they had been seasoned so much that all you could taste was the saltiness. It totally overwhelmed everything and left a coating all over the plate I had them on. If I ever order those again I'll have to figure out how to tell them to do it without the seasoning! read more