Littleton’s Market

Love this location! They have great sweet treats and it’s by my favorite new bookshop, storyline. I love the m&m cookies but they didn’t have the fruit mousse. They run out fast and have limited drops.

Absolutely delightful place, fresh baked goods, restaurant, butcher, friendly I could go on and on. This was a great little find. We had lunch on the patio great vibe will definitely be back.

The hostess at the front of the cafe was so kind and sweet both of the times I went. Her name tag said “Smiles” she was so generous, pretty, smart and outgoing. Everyone in the store was also very kind and we loved our time visiting and shopping around.

My son and I had reservations for patio dining, and it was truly a fantastic choice. From the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us with their warm, friendly, and attentive service. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed, perfect for a fine evening out. We enjoyed refreshments as we waited by the fire. The food was exceptional. Each dish crafted with care and flavor. The salmon, in particular, was the best I’ve ever had. Perfectly cooked and full of taste paired with the vegetables. I thanked the Grill Master (Chef) myself. Everything we ordered exceeded expectations. The only minor critique would be the mocktail, which was a bit too syrupy and sour for my taste. A lighter, more refreshing option would have balanced the meal better. More varieties to choose from. Think sweet and light. My son enjoyed the frozen lemonade. Despite that, the overall experience was outstanding. Highly recommend this place for a special lunch or night out! Love their café and market too! *Updated Review (Google only allows one) We chose to dine in for Father’s Day, and after an impressive first visit, returning felt like the perfect choice. From the moment we checked in for our reservation, the experience was seamless. The wait was pleasantly brief and the atmosphere warm and inviting. Including the manager bringing forth our dishes which we noticed. Our server was gracious and attentive, setting the tone for what would be a delightful meal. The French toast with seasonal berries was nothing short of exquisite. Perfectly golden, delicately crisp on the outside, and bursting with the fresh, vibrant sweetness of the berries with a dash of powered goodness. To accompany the meal, I ordered a Spiced Vanilla Latte crafted with almond milk, a light touch of espresso, and crowned with a velvety layer of sweet coconut cream foam and a dash of cinnamon. It was a comforting indulgence that struck a harmonious balance between spice and sweetness. The smoked salmon dish was another highlight, rich and flavorful, though would have appreciated a slightly deeper smoke to enhance the texture and bring out the full complexity of the fish. Still, it was thoroughly enjoyable and beautifully and colorfully presented. Every plate was cleared, every bite savored. No complaints, no crumbs left. A memorable celebration and a meal that has earned our continued loyalty. Look forward to becoming loyal shoppers + diners.

We drove down to try to fruit desserts and of course with my luck they were completely out. So, I tried a fruit tart instead and it was amazing. The quality of all the food in the store (meat, baked goods) looked amazing. My husband got a cookie and he said it was good but on the harder side. I wish we could visitor more often but it is 2 hours from us.

Littleton’s is a specialty Market and should be treated that way. You should be coming to shop to enjoy yourself and to pick up fun not every day things to enjoy at home. My husband’s guilty pleasure is Littleton’s purchasing delicious cuts of meat at the butcher (thank you James and team!), picking up fresh produce and high quality selection of needful things. Do I need to go to a grocery store to buy toweling and cat food? Yes. But whomever comes into Littleton’s thinking you’re going to have a boring Giant Eagle/Kroger experience is sadly mistaken. For the person who said they missed the bread …you need glasses!! To end this, the BEST part of Littleton’s is the customer service. From James to Art to Liam in Wine to George, Sam, Sam and Tina in the bar and many I don’t know by name, I will return again and again to my neighborhood Market in UA. And I won’t stop telling my friends outside of UA to stop in and check out Littleton’s in the Tremont Center!

We love their olive selection! It’s so delicious and fresh, they have flavors that are more unique than Whole Foods. The pastries were also very good. There’s a prepared food area and I recommend the Porchetta, it’s delicious with the grape side sauce. Seafood tower: yum! Recommend. Hot chocolate: yum!

Such a cute market with great finds! Worth a trip just to go through the market. We had breakfast outside as well and it was nice. The food wasn't worth the price though. I had their breakfast sandwich and ot was just okay. I changed the salad for the potatoes and I wish I hadn't, they weren't great. Not much flavor. My mom had the French toast and enjoyed that though. She did not like her coffee though. I has the boston cream crescent pastry and that was incredible! It was only $6 as well. I would recommend coming to check out the market and then sit and enjoy a pastry! I'd probably suggest going elsewhere for breakfast though. Our server was good and we had no real wait. The hosts were also perfectly pleasant.

My first time coming in for coffee/food and wow, just wow. My whole milk latte with honey & cinnamon was one of the best lattes I have ever had (I even ordered a 2nd one!!). I'll be thinking about it for days. The breakfast sandwich was pretty good. Big portion so I was full. The staff/service is beyond amazing. They are very attentive but not annoying. I worked a few hours and was not interrupted. As mention, working there for 2 hours was great. The ambiance was perfect. My only complaint is that it was pretty drafty. I was sitting close to the door and it was 10° but oh well. I will 110% be back!!

Let me first start by saying the food is great and the employees are always very friendly and nice. I have gone to lunch here twice now and both times have made a reservation. Each time they look so surprised by our arrival, tables are never available or ready or they hurriedly sit us at a dirty table. Improving the reservation set up would be very helpful. Although the servers are always very kind we've had issues both times with forgotten food, drinks, getting the incorrect item. The first time our server left and never came back (we assumed this was some unforeseen emergency) but the communication from anyone was lacking. It would also be nice if they had more then one high top high chair or read the reservation request and planned on sitting us at a table that could accommodate the two requested high chairs.

We couldn't be more impressed with Littleton's. It's awesome. They do things right, and their products are gourmet and of really good quality. See the attached pictures - wife and I were watching Food Network a few weeks ago - she's a very good chef, I'm a pretty good cook. The episode featured Katie Lee cooking a huge, stunning pork crown rib roast, with bones all Frenched, and it looked amazing and absolutely delicious. I said "we should make THAT for Christmas!" and she said "if you find one and pick it up, I'll cook it." DEAL...!!! Oh, wow, what have I gotten myself in to...?!? Now I'm on the hook for finding a 12 pound, 16 bone Frenched crown rib roast wrapped into a big circle, and getting it in time for Christmas. My only thought was... Littleton's. They have a fantastic butcher counter. If anyone can do it, hopefully their meat counter can... I stopped by last week to see if I could place the order. They knew exactly what I was talking about. No problem. Come pick it up Monday afternoon before Christmas. Easy Peezy. I went today - fingers crossed - and in the words of Emeral Lagasse... "Bam...!!!" The bones were properly Frenched, it was already tied into a round. Big and exactly what I hoped for. They exceeded my expectations, all for only $9.99 per pound. This was the only thing I was "assigned" to do for Christmas, and Littleton's made me a hero to my wife. For the detractors that don't realize quality costs a little more, yes, it does. Their products are of quality. If you're happy with Walmart quality, you can get Walmart prices. If you want gourmet quality, go to Littleton's. And - their staff are extremely knowledgeable and genuinely nice. We couldn't be more impressed, and they made me a rock star for Christmas. And, of course, my amazing wife nailed the cook...! Thank you to everyone at Littleton's...

I'm on of those people that just loves going to markets and exploring. It's a way for me to destress. This market is boutique and unless you make or have a lot of money there's no way for the average person to afford buying regular groceries here. I'm a student so my budget is tight, but they looked like they offered a nice variety of boutique items, prepared meats and even a nice uncooked meat section. Prices are on par or even higher than Whole Foods for specific items. At the end of my stroll I decided to try their cafe. The avocado toast was good yet expensive ($16), but I viewed this experiences as a special treat. I also ordered their London fog and coffee cake. Everything was good, but pricey for me. I definitely plan on going back, but it will only be for a special occasion. I want to try a nice cut of their beef and likely will purchase it to make a nice birthday or anniversary dinner.

This was my first time here to meet a friend who told me about Littetons Market. I have passed this place so many times but didn't know they serve food. I thought it was just another grocery store. It's a rather large place and busy at all times. The seating is 4 high tops and 6 smaller round tables. I didn't see a menu but instead I scanned their qrcode. Turns out, they don't have an extensive breakfast menu but I ordered the French toast. No doubt one of the best I've had. The market area has everything you need and then some. Prices are on the higher side but they beat freshness and organic better than the rest. Would I return? Sure because the staff was friendly helpful and they appreciated our business.

This is a boutique grocery store if I've ever seen one. I wanted to come visit after all my Columbus local friends raved about it. The market is really lively and bright. It was still pretty busy one hour before close which is impressive. There's a ton of speciality items from breads, cheeses, and pastries. It's nice to visit but yikes it was pricey. In addition to the market there is a restaurant attached which was bustling with people. Definitely seems to be well loved from the locals.

My sister and I had a two hour brunch at Littleton's Market café which involved mimosas and more shopping. First time having the brioche French toast, which was fantastic with its hint of autumn flavors. The avacado toast was yummy as always, but the eggs needed to be more jammy. I picked up some beef stirfry mix, which cooked up really well for dinner. I upped the star rating because their customer service is fantastic!

If anyone gives this place anything less than 5 stars, they need to get their heads checked. Sure, prices are higher than your Kroger or Whole Foods lol, that's because of its quality. If you don't appreciate paying for quality food, this place just isn't for you. This is my family's favorite go-to local boutique grocery store. Everything is on point at this establishment. We come here for business lunches, dinners, coffee, groceries, wine and more. The sommelier has his own little section of specialty chosen wines and I've trusted him twice and was very pleased. My 2.5 year old loves the carts for kids and on the weekends and during Ohio State football games, the kids race them, it's too much fun. You can also drink while you shop, who doesn't love that? Not only is it so beautiful and tastefully done inside, the staff is wonderful as well. I must give a shout out to my favorite butcher, James. Always a delight! He also has his own BBQ sauce :) I've also ordered my turkey and many other items for my Thanksgiving party. Can't wait! I'm also a loyalty member, duh. PS- obsessed with their umbrellas outside!!

I saw a TikTok insisting Littleton's had one of the best salads in Columbus, so naturally I had to be the judge of such a bold statement. I order the cobb, a grilled caesar and the LM burger. The LM burger was the star of the show; black garlic sauce and caramelized onions elevated it to the next level. The Parmesan truffle fries were standard fries, nothing special to write home about. The Cobb for me was disappointing, the amount of blue cheese almost made it unbearable, it for sure overpowered the entire experience. I will say the other ingredients were crisp and fresh. Finally, the Caesar salad which was also underwhelming especially for the price. If you're a lover of prosciutto I can see you loving it but for me it was overpowering. The total of my 3 times was just under $65, which in my opinion was quite a bit for 2 salads and a burger. My server Corey was pleasant and attentive. I ate inside the market but noticed outdoor fire pit seating with blankets which I thought was such a cute option. Next time I want to try a smoothie, they looked similar to the ones sold at Erewhon.

All thrill, no fill! Me and my bf have been wanting to come here for awhile - we love their new pastry chef - Chef Aaron! He seriously one of the best! This market is so cute, very open concept and options of small business vendors is endless! This store reminded of something you would see in a Nancy Meyers' movie - where the main characters have their meet cute over the produce. We ordered the strawberry/rhubarb pastries and the peanut butter/jelly scone! Both were amazing, such great flavor - the scone had this slightly sweet glaze on top - it was the bomb! We both ordered coffees and the barista was super friendly! Can't wait to return, hopefully for a lunch!

Tasty lunch at Littletons Market! Beware it is freezing cold inside, so layer up. Enjoyed the cheeseburger and the fries were crispy. Brussels sprout salad was also great! You can seat yourself and the servers will come to your table to take orders.

It was out first time here and it's a beautiful little store. The market is bright, lively, and welcoming. It was pretty busy on this Saturday afternoon, but there was plenty of parking in there plaza lot. There isn't a ton of seating at the restaurant, but we got a seat at the bar top. There's a lot of specialty items that you can buy like their bread, meats, and cheeses. There's a lot of cool things like fresh flowers, dried flowers, Littleton merchandise, and other things that are available for purchase. We got a mocktail and their matcha latte. Both were fantastic and probably some of the best drinks we've had as mocktails and matcha. I would recommend any of these drinks. We ordered their shoestring fries with caviar, kale and brussel caesar salad, and their focaccia bread. The fries are pretty crispy and was a bit difficult to eat, but you can grab a bunch at once. The creme fraiche sauce with caviar was a pretty good pairing to the fries. The kale and brussel salad had a heavy kick of mustard and the chicken we added was a bit dry. There was a generous helping of parmesan cheese on the salad, but overall could have used more dressing. The focaccia bread was crispy on the outside and somewhat burnt but soft on the inside. The balsamic vinaigrette and oil dip was fantastic and delicious. Overall the meal was pretty good, but I would try other offerings. Staff was so very nice and so kind! Their service was incredible, patient, and so helpful. Everyone seemed so nice and so accommodating! I would recommend coming here for their drinks, their specialty items, the environment, and grabbing something quick and yummy. It's a lively and loud place, and a nice place to walk around to look at what little cool products they have!

My coworker recommended the cafe inside Littletons for our lunch meeting. The servers offered great service. There's a few 6 top high tables, smaller cafe type tables, and a bar to sit at. The cafe is tucked into the front corner of the market and from our table we watched them load the pastry and pasta cases and could see some of the wine selection. I ordered their burger, which was tasty. The fries were cooked nicely but nothing special. My coworkers' also enjoyed their Cobb salad and avocado toast. All of our meals were very fresh. After our lunch we looked around the market. Lots of deli options and high end choices. I was most intrigued by the small cakes in the bakery case which would be perfect for 1-3 people to share for an occasion.

Such a cute spot! Now I know where to find my very rare and specialty cooking items and ingredients. This must be the Erewhon of the Midwest and excited to have it! With that said....definitely a pricey spot! I knew going in it would be that way, and honestly for what they carry it's granted and I know those are not easy items to source and supply. I may not get my whole list of items of groceries for the week, but I will accept the price of those specialty items. Wish there was a location in New Albany! I feel like it would have a great customer base if they opened up a location here. The meat and seafood section is absolutely a dream of choices. Will be back for a fun Sunday dinner ingredient pick up! Also check out their little cafe/restaurant. We got a little pick me up in the form of an affogato. Amazing!

There's been so much build-up for Littleton's, what with the long delay between the announcement and the opening, that I admit to being extremely curious when I heard the big day had arrived! It does have a very impressive and dramatic "look." It's very bright and eye-catching, with lots of displays and areas to check out on the inside, plus a covered patio outside, cutting into the parking area a bit. Natural light comes in from a large skylight in the center of the store. A coffee, bar, and restaurant area, with seating along both the windows in front and in the wine and beer area. They serve food throughout the day, and many of the menu offerings have some upscale touches, like the eggs and hashbrowns served with caviar on the breakfast menu, and a raw bar that is offered at lunch and dinner. There are also pastries available. They also have a good prepared foods case in the market section, which also has some nice selections. The displays are really nice - there was a really neat set-up with mushrooms on our first visit. There are a lot of the usual grocery areas one would expect from a market, and it's nice to see that they've cultivated a number of relationships with local favorites, including several with great vendors at the summer farmers market. We enjoyed looking for items we couldn't find elsewhere. No surprise, however, that there is a definite mark-up, and we found milk that we usually get at the Giant Eagle down the street for an extra $2. Service was extremely friendly - the cashiers and baggers are fantastic. They also offer really cute red kids carts that were a definite hit - we saw a bunch of kids happily pushing them around.

All filler....no thriller. This whole place just makes me sad. They took what was a quaint, family owned, well stocked neighborhood market and turned it into a soulless wannabe Whole Foods. Oddly, for such a bougie place, they carry fewer specialty foods than the old market did. I went in looking for a certain gluten free food item and they did not have it. If you are looking for a glass of champagne or caviar service (yes literally), this is your spot. This is a very specific kind of store, purpose built for a very specific kind of customer. If you are looking to buy regular old groceries, this is probably not for you.

Whoa these bakery treats are RIDICULOUS. While the almond croissant wasn't exactly almondy (did I detect some elderflower essence in the paste inside?) they wondrousness cannot be understated. Just WHOA. Try them for yourself. Expensive yes. But for a treat why not?!

The food, service, and ambiance is spectacular. Columbus should be proud to have a grocery store like this added to our culinary scene.

It is a gourmet grocery market with a side of café. Throughout both the market and the café, you can find a wide range of products that are sourcing from local businesses. They also offer a variety of specialty food items, such as tinned fish, charcuterie items, etc. Their café menu is concise and do offer breakfast, lunch and evening menu. I started my morning with an order of French Toast with berries along with a cup of mocha. The French toast is slightly sweet and the fresh berries help lighten things up.

It's a beautiful store, but honestly, I just can't justifiably spending so much on groceries. And this is coming from a person who loves Whole Foods and doesn't consider it outrageously priced. Littleton's is truly all style, no substance, but it's in a boujie part of town so it *might* do ok there. But seriously - $4.59 for one pomegranate?! $24.99 for a pound of Gouda?? I love nice grocery stores but I cannot stand getting ripped off.

Nice cafe right inside the Littletons Market, where we could easily get a to-go coffee and wander through the groceries. Ordered a vanilla late and drip coffee, both very nice. Bakery items a little bit of a let down - carrot cake scone was bland. Ordered a side of fries which were very good. Service friendly but a little slow despite few customers. Prices are a little high however (appetizers easily around $20, entrees higher). They even offer raw seafood bar with a seafood tower for $100!

Service was great but the burgers were terrible. Tasted old and way to salty. I could only manage to eat half of mine. We had 2 burgers and fries and it was almost $40!

Small. Overpriced. Unimpressive. I saw all the buzz about this, and heard they had a cafe, a good selection of drinks, curated cheese and produce areas, etc. Was semi-close and stopped in to maybe have a light breakfast and find some interesting root beers. Positives first: bright and open. Actually had a few interesting root beers, though nothing new to me. Good, but small, wine and beer selection. But all in all, deeply disappointing. Outrageously expensive. The markup on already-pricey and unusual items seemed smaller and more reasonable, but the markup on cheaper things- orange juice, cheese curds, produce- was nuts. 25-50% more than at other stores. The cheese selection was much smaller than I expected at a specialty store, and there was not as wide a variety as there could have been. The butcher area looked good, but again, kind of small, because the place is small and there seems to be a higher priority on sweeping views than on selection and availability. The produce section was also not big proportionally, and things did not all look fresh. Eww. The cafe has coffee and half a dozen pastries. No meals. Maybe that's just on weekends? The dry goods selection is sparse. I did see quite a few things that I'd never seen elsewhere in town, but again, overpriced, and just not interesting enough to draw me in. Service? Almost awful. One guy in produce apologized for his carts blocking the aisle and asked if I needed anything in particular. No one else acknowledged me, and there were staff everywhere. Parking is... weird. Not really their fault, I guess, and I knew it was like this from coming to the market. But no way to get close to the door, which would have been an issue if my mom had been with me. And there was ice and snow, not completely cleared three days after the storm, so if weather was bad it would be a long dangerous walk. This could have been so much more.

My review is limited to the cafe that is situated within the market near the entrance. Their menu includes coffees, teas, pastries, breakfast handhelds, and brunch and lunch options. Some of the items are made in house while others are sourced from local/regional vendors. My partner and I had been meaning to go for a specific item: a salted pistachio croissant that had been promoted on social media. However, it's proving difficult to obtain because of its popularity. We were told they typically sell out within an hour or so of opening. Nevertheless, we looked forward to trying their other breakfast items and coffee. We stopped in around 10am on a Saturday and the place was packed. The line to order went almost to the entrance and almost every table was occupied. When we tried to order, we were advised we could take a newly open table because our preference was to dine there. However, after about 10 minutes without receiving service, we finally asked for a to go order. Again, we waited for probably another 12 minutes for the full order to be prepared. We ultimately found there was a bag placed on the opposite side of the counter and no one had called our name or informed us. The breakfast sandwich that we ordered was approximately $14 but it was just ok. I didn't find it to be anything special for that price point. The almond crossiant my partner ordered was decent, but again, seemed pricey for what you got. Finally, I thought the vanilla latte was nice and actually not a bad deal considering other coffee shop prices. However, the coffee alone couldn't make up for the less than ideal service and pricier food. The market hasn't been open for a terribly long time and I'm hopeful they're still fine tuning things and we're just overwhelmed on a busy Saturday. I'll be back to give them another shot.

Great place to grab lunch! A lot of great menu options. I have had the lobster roll, chicken sandwich, and fries with caviar and all have been delicious. Love the smoothies! As far as the grocery store portion I haven't bought anything yet because it's more expensive than other grocery stores

It's so nice to have this spot back open with this beautiful market. (Selfishly, I love to see familiar faces working like James the butcher and Adam and Grace in the restaurant/coffee area.) Every time I have gone in I am surprised and delighted by the offerings. Staff is so helpful and friendly. Highly recommend.

So happy to have this market in Columbus. I usually go on the weekends and it is packed so I make a quick run to my favorite thing and I'm in and out in 5 minutes. So my favorite things....the fish section, staff there are always super friendly and very knowledgeable. The fish is always very fresh and never smells when you cook it. Next to olive oil, they carry the best brand available in Columbus, Yia Yia's. Today they were out of the chili and basil but highly recommend. Third and last stop is always the oat milk, this stuff is addictive. Did not realize it was local (major plus) until I saw it at Common Greens. I have eaten in the pavilion before and liked the food. Did not realize they had a full kitchen someplace lol -

I was looking forward to checking out this market! I love specialty markets and finding different items to bring home. It was a cute market. Definitely upscale and in my opinion, not an every week shop. I thought the meat selection was very good! The fungi table was an interesting addition. I could see myself coming back for some unique finds. They had a fairly expansive ready to eat selection. The pantry and frozen items were nothing to write home about. The bar area was too crowded to checkout. It looked like people were eating lunch there, but there was nothing to explain how to order lunch. I'm not sure if it was from their ready to items or an actual lunch menu? I think with some tweaking this place could do really well!

Brand new market in Upper Arlington. A bit bougie and trendy, teeny. It expensive, but still ... Columbus needed this. A huge wine section. Great produce, lots if pantry items but OMGosh the butcher and seafood monger are extraordinary! There is a cafe inside, near the front of the market where you can order an array of different entrees. They make it when you order and bring it to your table. I saw one party even order and enjoy a large seafood tower! You can order to go as well. The cheese counter is exquisite, with a wide variety of cheeses. They have beautiful charcuterie boards of various sizes that can be made fairly quickly. This is definitely a full service place! Might be the best market in all of central Ohio, imo. We really enjoyed today's grand opening.

Very friendly and excellent help. Was looking anew butcher and I think we found one ask for James

PRO: Beautiful space. Presentation is top notch. The most amazing peanut butter scone I've ever had - drool-worthy! Nice wine selection. Fresh flowers wrapped in burlap (although - are they simply from another vendor and repackaged with an up charge? Idk.) CON: very pricey for what it is. Possibly the worst bagel I've ever had. Asked for a blueberry/ginger scone and arrived home with chocolate chip. Staff busy chatting behind the deli counter - didn't see me for at least a couple of minutes. Was excited about the spring pea salad but arrived home to find it has zero seasoning - none. :( Hoping to try lunch in the open air sometime soon, but not likely to shop the space again.

I've been wanting to try this smoked salmon sandwich from the cafe at Littleton's and I am wildly disappointed. Not sure if you're paying for the service or atmosphere but this sandwich was far from worth $18.

We've been there twice. A delightful surprise. The prices are high for lunch ! First visit was execellent. Second no one wanted to stop talking long enough to check on us, even with me holding my hand up.... Loved the market for unusual things for special times. Sorry the prices aren't a little lower, the food is good. Eatting out side on a summer day is great ! Probably won't go back...

I had a couple of business meetings and had to drop some clothes off at a tailor nearby so I saw this place and gave it a go. The female "baristas" in this place need some HOSPITALITY work and retraining. I mentioned the ladies and not the male baristas because all the guys working here were EXCELLENT and exhibited stellar customer service to me but the ladies working here were WEIRD. I walk in there in a full business suit, not dressed like G UNIT, DIPSET, or FLIPMODE SQUAD and instead of a "Hello," or "How are you doing," or a "How can I help you," all I received was glances, side eyes, or looking right through me like I wasn't even standing there. One female barista took the time to make one of her male buddies a drink but SUPER SLOW on PURPOSE while "shooting the shit." I even had one Becky Barista glance at me not say a word, yet greet another older female Karen standing nearby. ROGER THAT. Nevertheless, the male barista DID HIS JOB which is all I ask. I don't go into anywhere expecting anyone to kiss my ass, just do your job and treat people NORMALLY or how you want to be treated. The females in this place instead was looking CATATONIC like I had just asked them out on a date or got on bended knee and asked for their hands in marriage. GET A GRIP AND DO YOUR JOB. Anybody who's ever read any of my reviews know that if you treat me with respect then you'll get a very good rating regardless of the food or drinks but this place didn't give me the warm and fuzzys inside. Moreover I'll be damned to bring my family and son and friends here if they get disrespected as well. I would've shelved this long ass review if I got a simple "HI" out of your uppity female baristas but I guess that's WAY TOO MUCH TO ASK. Yeah it's Upper Arlington and all but snap out your guys daydream and sense of entitlement. I've been in Malibu and shops off the Pacific Coast Highway where the area and homes dwarf anything in Upper Arlington and got WAY BETTER TREATMENT than I got today

This place is a wonderful upscale shopping place. We had a great breakfast and shopping experience. The cafe staff was wonderful.

I ordered the breakfast sandwich and potatoes and they were good. My issue is that the $14 breakfast sandwich came with a side salad and it was only lettuce... there are no toppings and no dressing. I am willing to spend a little more money on a good meal but a breakfast sandwich and lettuce is not worth $14.

I'm not sure how many stars to give this establishment. Littletons is nice overall -- filled with art, plants, and chic light fixtures, for example. Plus, there are so many upscale food options and they have a great cafe. However, the selections seem over priced and there is very little standing room in the cafe area when you're waiting for your to-go beverage next to patrons who are dining in. Littletons is in a revitalized shopping plaza and the parking is plentiful. I don't think this market is for the day to day groceries, but certainly useful for those one of a kind items you may need. I'll be back to have a meal at the restaurant though since they have highly qualified chefs at the helm!

So I recently visited the Littleton"s Market in Upper Arlington. I want to start off about their Coffee/wine bar that does have limited food items you can order. Everything coming outlooked good and the wine selection was great. The meat case is outstanding, so fresh perfectly cut and the service is outstanding. While I was waiting for my ribeye I was asked not once but twice if I had been helped. While looking over the case I saw this small cut which I looked like beef and was call Denver cut. After talking to the butcher I said it a cut like the short rib minus the bone. (Next time I'm getting some of these for sure.)They have several local items including Bears Bagels, if you know anything these are some of the best bagels you will ever eat. I had to buy a pack.I also picked up some bone marrow which was priced at $8.99 a pound to make at home. These were so delicious ad a fraction of the price if you was buying these out at a restaurant. I can't wait to my next trip more items to try. The only draw back is some items a pricey, but well worth it in my mind.

Looks extremely nice, but the produce quality and FRESHNESS needs to be looked upon again by the management. I bought some citrus and oranges (1 Pomelo, 2 Oroblanco, 4 Sunkist/Navel Orange and 4 Satsuma) on Sunday, 12/10/23. Today 12/14/23, they're ALL MOLDY, and no, I didn't keep them in the plastic bag. I threw away all of them. The 4 satsumas weren't fresh (looks great on the outside) the inside started drying up, with dried pulp and barely any juice. Check really well and make sure the Freshness is up par to the price. Also, employee needs to have a bit more knowledge on the produce if they're assigned to the department.

Beautiful store with gorgeous local and non-local products. This was a fun place to explore. The rest inside was also fantastic.

Littleton's Cafe has he worst and most overpriced food in Columbus. They served me literally McDonald's fries and sour cream. I also ordered an appetizer consisting of 4 small pieces of sashimi. I ordered literally only those two items and water. Final bill came to $55. Absolutely ridiculous. I want a refund and an apology.

Great food! Cafe inside and outside. Retail offers specialty foods of all sorts! You'll find foods here you won't find anywhere else in Columbus!

All style and no substance. Lacks personality. In addition, I waited at the deli counter for over 10 minutes while the guy who prepares the food was explaining it to another worker telling me to wait while he puts it in...but he was taking time doing training when all he had to do was ask what I wanted. Or someone..there were plenty of people watching me stand there patiently waiting....at least acknowledge me in a friendlier way rather than telling me to wait as I was looking at what he brought out. I was there at 8:30 to buy at the deli early for a reason. A small thing, but the mushroom diarama display is all dried up and moss bits all over. Unappetizing. No mushrooms. Lipstick on a pig comes to mind. If you have that many employees at the prices charged, don't be that second date. This was not my first experience. I gave it a chance because I understand there are things to work out. I only live a couple of blocks away, but it's not worth it. Whole Foods now seems the better bougouis value.

Came to try the cafe and see the market. The food was overpriced and poor. I had a broiled fish sandwich with a side salad. The fish was hammered so hard I couldn't bite through it and had a hard time cutting it. My salad was a pile of lettuce, nothing else. That being said the drinks were great and the staff was really nice and welcoming. My wife turned to me and mentioned that next time we could order differently, then she asked, "Will there be a next time?" Probably not.

Overrated that's all I can conclude this market. It's a nice little market where everything is over priced. It's more expensive than Whole Foods. I just feel like this market is to serve wealthy people in Upper Arlington. You can find all stuff they carry at somewhere else in Columbus with cheaper price tags. I tried a chocolate croissant and it was a ripe off, tiny bit of chocolate with 'ok' croissant for $8. This turned me away from this market.

Delicious coffee bar and pastries! The service was fast and courteous, with a lively and exciting ambiance!! The displays were beautiful and I will certainly come back again with friends

Amazing workers price and atmosphere. Definitely coming here again. I love this place so much and the location this is so great.

OPEN! And amazing. It is not a huge space but clearly great care has gone in to every detail - from the build-out to the art hanging throughout the store. Great wine offerings, amazing cheeses, meat and fish are top notch. Produce is unique to Columbus - all very beautiful and not things you can get just anywhere (or in some cases - anywhere). Many items across the board that are not to be found in other stores here in town. In addition to the market there is also a coffee shop / wine bar / restaurant to enjoy. Easy to grab a quick bite or cup of coffee - but also the option to enjoy a full meal (wine, all fresh/made in house items, etc.). The team is enthusiastic and knowledgeable.

this place was ok. not like the best but not insanely terrible. the food was all expensive and we went to get food for the week so you can imagine. it was cute and organize but ok at best. Service slow. It is busy and expensive and I am def going to stick with Aldi and Costc.