Too Good To Go: End Food Waste

At a glance

You will find Too Good To Go: End Food Waste under Food & Drink on Google Play. Too Good To Go Aps lists it as free to download, and the short description says: Rescue tasty unsold food from local stores for price or less.

What the listing says

Another line from the listing: “Too Good To Go is the free food recovery app that makes it easy to make a positive impact on the planet while saving money on your favorite foods”. The listing goes on to say “Food waste is a big problem for the environment, but together, we can be a solution”. One more point the description makes: “In a world where one-third of food goes to waste annually, the Too Good To Go app is your ticket to unlocking affordable, tasty eats that help the planet”. The description says: “Find everything your heart desires from ingredients for the perfect meal from pizza to sushi”.

In the developer’s words, “Choose Your Surprise Bag: Browse a variety of Surprise Bags, each filled with tasty, surplus food”. It also states that “From takeaway sushi delights and fast-food favorites like pizzas and burgers to grocery staples and healthy whole foods”. Another line from the listing: “Affordable Rescues: Select a tasty Surprise Bag that suits your cravings and budget”. These lines are the developer’s claims, taken straight from the store listing, not a hands-on test.

Possible drawbacks

One star ratings sit at 1.6%, a modest share, though that is still 32,097 people who were unhappy enough to say so. Check the screenshots and the most recent reviews on the Play page before you rely on it.

How players rate it

The average is 4.85 out of 5 from 2,017,472 ratings. Five stars account for 92.3%, four for 4.6%, three for 0.9%, two for 0.6% and one for 1.6%. That is a lopsided curve in the good direction, with the bulk of people at the top.

The raw counts are 1,861,928 five star votes against 32,097 one star votes, roughly 58 to 1. The middle of the scale, two and three stars together, holds 1.6% of ratings (31,543 people). The listing shows 50,000,000+ installs, so the 2,017,472 ratings come from a slice of the people who installed it.

What the Play page lists

The listing shows last updated Oct 16, 2026, version 26.10.10, Android 8.0 or newer, a content rating of Everyone and first released Jan 14, 2016. The Play page carries 6 screenshots, and the written description runs to about 497 words. The listing carries neither an ads label nor an in-app purchase label. There is no upfront price.

Who it is for

Anyone looking at food & drink apps who prefers a name they have heard of. Check the Android version and size on the listing first so it fits your phone. Google Play gives it a content rating of Everyone, which is worth a look if a child will be using it.