Connor made a down payment to teach ESL in Hui Hin and Bangkok, Thailand for a year.
Meet Noshable: The Future of Grocery Shopping
Discover the simple process of getting groceries delivered to your vacation rental.

At Noshable, we’re not in the grocery business—we’re in the memory-making business.
We believe the best parts of any getaway happen around the table: pancakes flipping while kids laugh in the kitchen, sunset dinners with friends, midnight snacks that turn into heart-to-hearts. Food isn’t just part of the trip—it is the trip. It’s what brings everyone together and makes the moments feel like home, even when you’re far from it.




We started Noshable to take the hassle out of vacation grocery runs—not because groceries matter, but because time together does. No crowded aisles. No forgotten items. Just your favorite people, your favorite meals, and more time to enjoy it all.
Because at the end of the day, it’s not about what’s in the fridge. It’s about who’s around the table.

Our Journey: From Inspiration to Growth
At Noshable, we were inspired to create a service that would make vacation rentals feel like home. With a background in hospitality, and CPG our founders understood the importance of a fully stocked fridge for a stress-free getaway. Because of this notion, we have grown into a trusted grocery concierge, providing convenience and peace of mind to travelers across the country.


Connor recruited Mac to help work on an application to Main Street Ventures Launch it Cincy Program with an idea around groceries and Airbnb's. Having heard of the competition the day before the deadline, we cracked open some beers and completed the entire application. We were selected as finalists to pitch for one of three spots for $10,000 and a support package worth $28,000.
We pitched “Nosh” to the Main Street Ventures team and five judges, securing the win and earning a spot in the Launch it Cincy Program. In hindsight, the pitch deck wasn’t great, but it worked.


We lived together in downtown Cincinnati thanks to a housing stipend from Main Street Ventures. Connor participated in the Launch it Cincy Program to build the business while Mac worked for Procter and Gamble and helped on the weekends. We drank a lot of beer.
We pitched our idea to the community, VCs, and angels at the Main Street Ventures demo day. Shortly after, we closed a friends and family round of funding and Connor officially canceled his Thailand plans.


We recruited Evan Fix full-time as a co-founder and CTO. Evan brought nearly a decade of development experience from Kroger, although he was sad to lose his grocery discount.
We finished building and testing our MVP (minimal viable product).


We heard back from Y Combinator and were selected for an interview. Unfortunately, we did not get in.
We pivoted to partner with grocery concierge companies instead of relying solely on property managers for deliveries.


We built out our MVP into V1 and released the Noshable “Management Panel.”
We pivoted again, partnering with a soon-to-be-announced company to beta test delivery coverage across the US.


We heard back from Tech stars and completed our first-round interview. Meanwhile, we we regenerating revenue, had an average order size 48% larger than Instacart's, and had a substantial waitlist of properties waiting for us to enter their markets. Most importantly, guests seemed to value our solution.
Connor made a down payment to teach ESL in Hui Hin and Bangkok, Thailand for a year.

Connor recruited Mac to help work on an application to Main Street Ventures Launch it Cincy Program with an idea around groceries and Airbnb's. Having heard of the competition the day before the deadline, we cracked open some beers and completed the entire application. We were selected as finalists to pitch for one of three spots for $10,000 and a support package worth $28,000.

We pitched “Nosh” to the Main Street Ventures team and five judges, securing the win and earning a spot in the Launch it Cincy Program. In hindsight, the pitch deck wasn’t great, but it worked.

We lived together in downtown Cincinnati thanks to a housing stipend from Main Street Ventures. Connor participated in the Launch it Cincy Program to build the business while Mac worked for Procter and Gamble and helped on the weekends. We drank a lot of beer.

We pitched our idea to the community, VCs, and angels at the Main Street Ventures demo day. Shortly after, we closed a friends and family round of funding and Connor officially canceled his Thailand plans.

We recruited Evan Fix full-time as a co-founder and CTO. Evan brought nearly a decade of development experience from Kroger, although he was sad to lose his grocery discount.

We finished building and testing our MVP (minimal viable product).

We heard back from Y Combinator and were selected for an interview. Unfortunately, we did not get in.

We pivoted to partner with grocery concierge companies instead of relying solely on property managers for deliveries.

We built out our MVP into V1 and released the Noshable “Management Panel.”

We pivoted again, partnering with a soon-to-be-announced company to beta test delivery coverage across the US.

We heard back from Tech stars and completed our first-round interview. Meanwhile, we we regenerating revenue, had an average order size 48% larger than Instacart's, and had a substantial waitlist of properties waiting for us to enter their markets. Most importantly, guests seemed to value our solution.
