Gourmet on Wheels delivers great homemade meals

By Wendy Nilsen Pollitzer

Tony Makar, owner of Gourmet on Wheels, knows the restaurant business.

His meal delivery service has grown exponentially in the last year. The large entrees with low/no sea salt, sugar substitutes and fresh herbs are ideal for a healthy lifestyle. You can go online, place your order on Fridays, and five meals will be delivered to your door on Tuesdays for the low price of $13/meal.

Makar’s business has grown to include a diverse population.  People of all ages and walks of life benefit from Tony’s cooking, including me. I order from Tony once a week, and my amazing meals come prepared to reheat. I pick the kids up from camp, let them play while I work and throw the meals in the microwave for 3-5 minutes for an absolutely delicious gourmet meal. And the best part — no clean up.

This just isn’t great for single moms; it’s also terrific for bachelors! Are you looking for something to do for that friend who just had a baby? Or would you like to console someone who’s just lost someone close to them? Or do you want to help a loved one who’s been ill and unable to cook?  This is the best gift idea. It’s inexpensive and very thoughtful.

Each meal feeds two people easily. My two girls and I eat each meal, no problem. And Tony makes just about everything you can think of. From shrimp enchiladas to meatloaf to baked ziti, he makes a good meal.

Tony and his mom cook at Lady’s Island Country Club on Mondays for Tuesday deliveries. They have established a solid foundation for a business that has become quite popular in Beaufort. I can attest, Gourmet on Wheels is the next best thing to sliced bread. But, don’t take my word for it. Try it yourself.  Go to www.beaufortscmealdelivery.com and take a look at all of Tony’s meals. Once you start, I promise, you’ll be hooked.

 

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