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EatStreet launches in Kenosha with free Kwik Trip deliveries

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The EatStreet app, an online food ordering and delivery service developed by three UW-Madison alumni, including CEO Matt Howard, is pictured on Feb. 26, 2018. (Photo by Bryce Richter / UW-Madison)

By: Sal Sendik

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A nationally recognized food delivery service is now available to Kenosha residents.

EatStreet announced that their platform launched in Kenosha County on Monday by offering free Kwik Trip deliveries to local residents.

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“This has been a favorite offering in other cities, and we hope it makes things a little easier for everyone in Kenosha,” said Matt Howard, EatStreet CEO and co-founder.

The four Kenosha Kwik Trip locations offering delivery on EatStreet will waive delivery fees with no order minimum.

“We want to make it as easy as possible for everyone to get the items they need without having to take on additional costs as we transition away from the stay at home order over the next month,” a spokesperson from Kwik Trip said.

These Kwik Trip locations will offer free delivery on EatStreet: