How much does a week of groceries cost for two?

For two people in the US, a week of groceries usually runs about 80 to 140 dollars, depending on your store, your region, and how much meat and seafood you buy. Cooking most dinners at home and leaning on beans, eggs, and in-season produce keeps you near the low end, while lots of meat, pre-cut produce, and snacks push you toward the high end. The single biggest hidden cost is waste, so buying to a plan instead of by vibe is what actually holds the number down. GroceryChef is built around exactly this: set a weekly budget, get a week of dinners that fits it, and see the estimated total before you shop.