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Isn't it how it works ?
The guy rings my appartment or gives a phone-call, and I have to come down to open the door anyway. Sometimes they're smart enough to call in advance so we know they are coming, and sometimes I discover that I have a package a day when I'm not available so it ends-up being at the pick-up point
If there's a delivery, they usually call so you have time to get dressed and get down (because it's always easily in the morning). That's normal for package delivery, at least. I've never ordered food though.
why wouldn't the package delivery just leave the package at your door? do you need to sign for your packages?
Often I need to sign, when not I live in a (semi) large building in the city centre, if noboly open the door to the delivery person they won't let it in the street. Sometimes, they let it in the hallway, but I am never comfortable with it. Rather walking 5 minutes to the post office/pick up point
Meanwhile, I'm baffled this was/is a thing in some places. We always had to go get our food once the delivery was outside of the building
I assume the people acting like this are doing it because I didn't give them a tip before they did their job.
Either way, it's just wasting their time; if they ring the front gate of the building and then just wait there for me to walk down, that's worse than if they save themselves time by meeting me halfway.
I would just ask them to come up when I was in an apartment. And then meet them at the elivator if I was in a good mood.