Oliver's Market - Windsor

Good BBQ at Oliver's BBQ, big portions and reasonable prices. Baby back ribs were 🫰🫰, Next time I will get more sides from their food court inside. And the pit master was a chill guy.

While in the area we asked a local where to see and get some good, local items and we were referred to Oliver’s. Upon pulling up we noticed it was a grocery store, but we went in anyway. They definitely have large selections of the popular things/ingredients that locals desire and need, but there wasn’t much of what we sought here. Like I said, it’s just a grocery store.

Oliver's Market is Windsor is a beautiful market! It is full of amazing products! Organic produce, fresh fish and meats! Prepared foods galore! This store is clean and generously stocked. The staff is friendly and helpful.

It did have MOST of what I needed for my nearby hotel stay. Prior, I had stayed at another hotel with the most perfect grocery store that was totally en route. So, this place was in a serious shadow by comparison to begin with. Already, it was quite a bit off-route which I acknowledge is beyond their control. The part I really must ding is that THEIR BEER SUCKED. The other one had quality beer available by the single can. Another thing to ding is that the precut pineapple cup was dry and tart. Well, thanks for the fork. Inside, I find it to be a pretentious wannabe of Nugget Market and/or The Good Earth.

My first visit to Oliver's. Seems everyone knew but me. What a wonderful treat. Everything you could possibly want from a grocery store and more. You could see, hear, feel, smell, and taste (oh yes, taste) the quality. Truly a great shopping experience.

Oliver's is the best locally sourced grocery store and the one in Windsor is the largest and most beautiful of the four locations in Sonoma County. Our music duo, Sonomacana, plays there sometimes. They have music in the Taproom on Saturdays 4-6pm.

I am only giving 2 stars because the lady who was cashier today was really unprofessional & rude. The cashiers name is Alex with oily purple/black bangs, about 5’0, & wore black glasses. She slammed my recite & change on the counter which I didn’t even mention to the supervisor when I made a complaint against her bad manner being a cashier. Just a reminder Alex, if you don’t like your job then go work somewhere else & be polite to customers. Oliver’s is a good place to shop, the meat is always fresh & fruit as well! I love the meals that are already prepped & cooked. Easy fix dinners but Oliver’s can do better with having a good team members. This is the 1st time I’ve had to deal with a cashier being so unprofessional & getting the intention Alex does not like speaking with customers & answering questions instead of a polite way

Love Oliver's own brand, everything is fresh and delicious. Hot food options, cold food, bakery, deli, etc. Great stop on a road trip- something for everyone and accessible bathrooms- but also a great health food store overall.

I don't always shop here, but if I am, it's because they have so many variety choices for gluten-free diets. I've called ahead a few times to confirm if they had a specific product. Whoever answers the phone is polite, and go to check it out and even gives me a price point. The staff working here in all areas of the store are friendly and helpful

A well stocked and well kept market in the center of town, with all of your mainstay brands and items along with many local and artisan options. The service was quick, friendly, and knowledgable, and its very small town feel in its ambiance. We're here for the week, so I'm sure we'll be back. :)

I really like the variety of food that they have. The barbecue outside they have on Friday's thru Sunday is the bomb love it! Great prices for how much you get. Everyone is always helpful and polite. The store is always clean and nice music is always playing.

I love visiting new grocery stores on vacation. I went here because it sounded promising and it didn't disappoint. They have unusual products here - lots of overlap with whole foods but I think they have more unusual products at Oliver's. I found cookies I've never seen (from Italy). I found new Lesser Evil onion rings which were a new product. They have a lot of siete products. They don't seem to have a large non- refrigerated alternative milk section but they have a giant selection of upscale chocolate! In the bakery area I tried ginger cookies -the Oliver's brand and another kind. Both were very good. Everything is fairly expensive - but worth it. I thought it was cute an Americano is the same price for all 3 sizes at the coffee counter. Service is great and very friendly. I had to ask for help and I was pleased with the assistance. Plenty of parking.

While in the area we asked a local where to see and get some good, local items and we were referred to Oliver's. Upon pulling up we noticed it was a grocery store, but we went in anyway. They definitely have large selections of the popular things/ingredients that locals desire and need, but there wasn't much of what we sought here. Like I said, it's just a grocery store.

The Bay Area needs an Oliver's!! It's everything I love about a local market and more. My partner said he would be mad if we had one in Livermore and I went without him. All of their fresh food and premade food looked so good! We grabbed some lunch in the tavern on our way home from a weekend in Mendocino. We did a quick lap around the store and I totally forgot to get any of the premade foods I wanted to check out.

SCW and I stopped into Oliver's Market while staying nearby. I read the reviews and always like visiting new markets while traveling. It gives me a glimpse into what other areas of the country/world like. Oliver's was no exception. I got the impression Oliver's is similar to a whole foods. It is set up similarly with the standard grocery set up, fresh items throughout the perimeter with packaged goods in the aisles. Here I found some good quality produce, some meatless items and plant based cheeses that seem pretty ubiquitous throughout the country. The wine and beer selection was vast and seemed to have a pretty good variety of local and national offerings. They have a small salad bar and hot/cold bar. The deli area has all your standard items that looked fresh. I was particularly impressed with the Mexican type station in which you can order burritos, tacos etc which are then constructed for you. I got a veggie big burrito (don't recall the exact title but the biggest they have) and filled it up with beans, rice, fresh veggies, jalapenos, and some hot sauce. It was huge and delicious. Turned out to be a light dinner for the both of us with leftovers in the morning. The person who made it was very helpful and kind which I always appreciate. Checkout was quick and efficient. Parking here wasn't really a problem as they have some along the street and some in the market square area as well. The experience was pleasant and I'd be back again in the future, especially for more burritos!

We visited this Oliver's store for the first time. Lots of variety of things, both fresh, pre packaged and frozen. There is a bakery too and a coffee bar. It felt as a one stop shop for all your needs. It's located in the Windsor market place and has ample parking space available. Recommended.

Good place for getting a picnic lunch. Sort of reminds me of a Whole Foods, both in the quality and quantity of the food, and the prices. We got a couple baguettes, some cheese, some prosciutto, some olives, and some truffle potato chips for about 50 bucks. There are picnic tables in front.

Groceries and snacks Oliver's grocery store and Tavern provides a unique experience that combines convenient shopping and quick snacks. The grocery store offers a wide variety of fresh produce, pantry essentials, and local products. The attached tavern is a great spot to relax and enjoy delicious food and drinks. The staff is friendly and the service is attentive, making it an enjoyable place for both grocery shopping and a nice snack stop.

I am so impressed by the princess cake the master baker baked and decorated for my daughter's birthday! It is a master piece and well worth the price. I wish I had gotten her name....but she was also sweet and professional. Amazing presentation.

On this #ThankYouThursday, I'm sending a big Thank You shoutout to the team at Oliver's Market in Windsor, one of our favorite local markets. Olivers has the freshest and best looking produce. It's our go to for all things fruits and veggies. At the back end of the produce aisle, I always get the self-serve almond butter. So good! It's a hot corner on a busy morning, so be careful and keep your eye on the nut butter...and the stop button! The deli and butcher departments are also regular stops for us. The staff are knowledgeable, helpful, happy, and efficient. They offer a large variety of grab-and-go meals, as well as a salad bar and hot bar. I stopped into the bakery section recently and was thrilled to find a variety of gluten-free sweet treats, for a friend. And I can't visit Olivers without stopping in the cheese section. I want it all! They offer a variety of options and the staff will happily give you recommendations. Staff at the checkout are friendly and kind. And there's often someone there to help with the bagging - I don't mind bagging on my own but it does help speed things along. Olivers always seems well-staffed, so even at busy times the checkout lines move quickly. What a pleasant shopping experience, ever time! Thanks Oliver's Team for serving our community!

First time shopping and eating at Oliver's. Ordered the Calistoga sandwich from the deli which was absolutely delicious! Had the tomato basil soup and olives from the olive bar. Everything was amazing. Grocery prices were also reasonable. We ended up going back the next day for coffee and enjoyed it while sitting at the Tavern.

I ordered a small veggie tray from the deli department and the food was great, kinda hard to ruin raw veggies. The service is great. They're always very friendly and happy to accommodate so I enjoy working with the people in the deli department. Not a lot to be said about ambience in a grocery store, but it's clean. It's tidy. The only problem I have is the little wooden boxes that they come in, they don't take them back and it seems a shame and a waste to throw them away but I don't know what to do with them. I'm thinking some kind of art project but who knows? It does make me think twice about ordering them again though.

Olivers is an amazing local Sonoma county grocery store. An abundance of local products, great wine selection as well as beer, amazing local and imported produce and more varieties of French butter than you can imagine. The cheese monger is great and the butcher is among the best in the Bay Area. Don't get me started on the hot foods and prepared foods. Think breakfast sandwich and fresh tuna! Just a phenomenal grocer. The Windsor store is even better and larger than the others. Featuring a Mexican pop up, fresh sushi and a bar...yes, a bar. Really a spectacular recommendation for anyone who likes food. It ain't cheap btw..nothing worth it ever is. Right?

Why shop anywhere else in Windsor? Yes, there are other spots that are mass market, and may have cheaper prices, but I always choose Oliver's. They prioritize local selections and make it easy to find. They have an amazing deli and bakery, and you can try their tap room. The relaxed vibe and friendly service keeps me coming back.

What's not to like about a full-service grocery that wows you from parking lot to cash register and back to your car again with outstandingly fresh organic and standard produce, exquisitely curated grocery selection, clean and well-organized aisles brimming with products you've never seen before, stunning merchandising, a local beer and wine showcase, and a food court that includes hot and cold freshly prepared meals, a bakery, cheese court, a taqueria, sushi bar, pizzas, and beer garden? It's just another day for Oliver's Market, and I'm here to sing their praises. Their Windsor, CA, location is en route to all parts North Coast California and has become our mandatory stop on any roadtrip we plan in that direction. Just about an hour or so north of San Francisco, this grocery is what you might expect (and want) in a major urban area. But here it is in sleepy Sonoma County. I'm sure there are plenty of Silicon Valley employees, retirees, and of course wine country tourists with plenty of disposable income who keep Oliver's in business. And I'm not complaining. Just an example of what we love about Oliver's: while perusing the red wines, an employee who we remember from a previous trip asked us if we needed some help. We asked for a recommendation of a local Cabernet to accompany our dinner that we also picked up from Oliver's food court. He recommended a wine from local vintners Banshee Wines. And wow, was he on point. A beautiful wine to round out a first day of travel. When was the last time you've been assisted with friendly and unsolicited help at your grocery store? I don't have too many instances to recall. Which makes Oliver's Market an absolute gem of a business.

Food: 5/5 Tried the pistachio ricotta cake. I really was craving tiramisu but they did not have any and I do love pistachio so gave it a try. The layers melt in your mouth and the top layer has a slight crisp and powdered sugar on it that is amazing. Service: 5/5 I rushed here right before closing and a gentleman came out of his way to go package the slice for me which was very kind. Not much of a line as it was closing time, Ambiance: 4/5 Not too busy, but again, I came a bit late (planning to leave before they closed if I didn't find anything). If it wasn't closing time, I would have definitely shopped a bit more around.

There's a million reasons to support Oliver's market. The store supports my values. For example, today I wanted to grab a bite to eat. I got healthy locally sourced food in a compostable container and a place to compost it at. Those things mean a lot to me. They had the very specific on rare hippie item I needed. It supports our local economy by promoting local business. I'd rather pay a little more to make sure we look out for our neighbors even if that hits the wallet a bit. Vote with your dollars and support a store that supports you.

People anywhere near an Olivers are definitely spoiled, it is one of the best, cleanest and well stocked grocery store ever. The produce gleams and the selection enormous as is pretty much every other section. The meat is just breathtaking and they have a great deli section where they prepare food. I would say they out do Whole Foods at what they are famous for. Best of all is the service. Every employee is happy with a smile answering every question happily. Make sure you try an Oliver's when you can, you'll be glad you did.

Not my normal stomping grounds but was in the area for business. Incredible selection of baked goods and kitchen gadgets and fruits/vegetables. I suppose the area doesn't rely on Whole Foods? This seems just as good or better in many respects. I think we are all tired of the Amazon frosting on all WF baked goods and this place I found refreshing with their unique pistachio and hazelnut cakes. Kitchen gadgets too. I've been frustrated lately with my can openers. Here I found an Oxo good grips one that beautifully slices the cans of all the things I should probably just buy fresh. The bread companies and the unique colored tomatoes and everything else really puts this grocery store at the top. Even kitty kat kocktail napkins. Wow! I'm enjoying unique imported jams with no food color or funny flavors and can't wait to return when I'm in the area again. Even the checkout was super quick and once a line formed they were quick to open another register.

I love the Windsor Oliver's Market!! I recently ordered two cakes from them. The last one they decorated the cake so beautifully and it tasted so decadent! My Daughter wanted a black and white cake now I wished I took a picture of the cut slice. So delicious. I didn't look close at the cake but when I got home to look at it ---it had exceeded my expectations so much I walked back and in to meet the persons who decorated it and thank everybody. I've attached a picture.

Deli clerks are unattentive. I waited for my online order 10 mins past the time I was told it would be ready. Pointless to order ahead and wait .

I have shopped at all three Oliver's for years. The Windsor store is the friendliest and feel good store. At the meat counter they greated me with a smile and asked me how I was doing. The cashiers were at their best of being sure my grocieries were bagged correctly and gave me my senior discount without having me to ask. In the produce I was greeted with a smile and a big good morning. I see this as a feel good store. The Santa Rosa store is different...they seem to have an attitude. I had to ask for my discount a few months back and when I did the cashier said I needed to let her know before she started to ring up my items. Well...ok...you could have asked me...is what I was thinking. The store in Cotati is the college store where students are in a rush to eat and go. Overall I like shopping at Oliver's because it is local.

Windor Deli has the BEST customer service! This is a superstar team offering follow up and efficiency to the market experience. Oliver's Market has always been known for quality and this team as the "IT factor". You can't teach or train what they have in Windsor, CA. I appreciate you. Try Oliver's full dinners for the holidays, everytime I'm please with my decision. PRO TIP - while you're reheating it, take out the trash and put an apron on ‍ (nobody needs to know).

I walked into the store, minding my business, carrying three paper bags of the Oliver Market brand. All of a sudden, I was stopped by an old gentleman, who stated that I couldn't carry bags around and should put them in the shopping cart. At first, I thought this was excellent service, because who brings you a cart? Then I realized I was being profiled. This white, brunette lady was hiding behind him. When I first walked into the store, I locked eyes with her and thought nothing about it. But after I paid for my groceries and left, I realized she thought I was stealing or fit a certain description. She even said on the phone call that I looked suspicious; why, because I'm carrying my bags ridiculously. I can't carry bags anymore cause then they'll think I'm stealing. I called her back twice. First time she gave me a bs excuse saying it was movie night and teens have stolen through bags, but what does that have to do with me; I ain't those kids, she doesn't know the person I am or my character. She assumed I was stealing. The second time I called back to call her out on her BS, and she didn't wanna talk to me, which is fine, but pretty much sums up her intentions. Only thing i want is for that lady to next time think twice before you act. Not every person of color steals. We are all human beings. Please stand up for yourselves, guys, if you ever deal with people like this, bad management.

Our go to place when we are in Windsor. Quality grocery store offering very good hot foods and dessert.

Great imported products, fresh meat department includes game meats and prepared foods and hot food bar also good.

Great market. They have absolutely everything including fresh meats aman seafood. Also lots of fresh produce. The cheese selection is vast and remarkable as is their wine variety. Don't miss their coffee shop and pastries. A bit pricey but your getting highest quality Some of the older staff members that have worked there a while are a little high brow and snooty with customers, but all the young staff are great. Dylan in dairy. Harrison at meat section are very helpful.

What can I say? It's Oliver's! I've always loved this store. I used to go to the one in Cotati all the time. It's really nice to see that the quality in staff and products offered is consistently awesome. Definitely try their fried chicken yummy yummy.

I absolutely love Oliver's Market! There is a large selection of fruits and vegetables. They also have pre-maid meals you can grab and go, which makes things very convenient. What I love best is their sandwiches. They are amazing and always made with fresh ingredients. You can order them in the store and wait for them to be made or go to their website to order sandwiches and pick them up at the designated time. They have a hot bar and even a whole gift area where you can gets gifts for people. They have a great selection of wine and cheese. My personal favorite is the Cotswold Cheese. It's a local employee-owned market and a great market to shop in. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. There is just so much to love about this place!

It's a grocery store unique to the Sonoma area, and is definitely worth a visit for all the fresh food! Especially great as this is pretty much a one-stop shop you need to get all the picnic fixings you'd need for a picnic at the beach (possibly around Sonoma Coast State Park), Windsor Town Green, or when you're hiking in the area. Don't know if Oliver's carries picnic blankets, but if it's Sunday, then the Windsor Farmer's Market is a 5-minute walk up the street and they have someone selling hand-made picnic blankets. But yeah, this place was treated as its own tourist stop lol. We were told that we had to try their sandwiches, which were really delicious. A lot of their store products are locally sourced, so the ingredients are fresh. Totally worth stopping by a 2nd time on the way home. My parents took the chance to get some wine from the area because this is the closest we're getting to Napa. And I'm obsessed with their cheese section. It was amazing and I ended up loading up on crostini stuff. Coming up this way, one of the things we were told we had to do was visit an Oliver's Market. The way it was put to us, it's a very, VERY nice grocery store with really fresh food and more of a European focus in terms of products and food items. Though, heads up if you're from the South Bay then you don't need to head all the way up to this location. They have three other locations more in the Santa Rosa areas. Overall, definitely would recommend visiting for the sake of seeing what they have. XD

Hot bar is getting progressively worse daily portions are too big! It feels too random We need to make Oliver's great again

Today was my first day visiting this location, and honestly, it's worth me coming here instead of the 2 in Santa Rosa. I felt safe, the store was beautiful, clean, the salad bars and hot bars were fully stocked and had so much more to offer and everything was so fresh! This location is very well run and when you walk in, it doesn't smell like rotten fish! An employee was working on something in the front when I walked in, greeted me with a smile and a "Hi! Nice day out there, isn't it?". In fact, all of the employees I dealt with were very nice, didn't say weird things to me, and we're just seemingly happy to be there. Oh and the displays were so colorful and well throughout. Whoever is in charge of this location, great job! I'll be back soon!

I do recommend them for selection and quality. However, I can't believe the prices, especially for meat, not that they're not commensurate with similar markets in the area. I don't recommend the deli; they don't have a good system and you will wait forever!!

Wonderful market, great selection, clean and bright! Very friendly checkers and baggers. Beautiful produce and their cheese selection is out of this world. The deli/mexican food counter could use more staffing. The wait can be long and a bit frazzling during peak hours. Hot food selection always has mouth watering choices.

This is my favorite market. They have the best seasonal produce and a conventional and organic selection. I come here every couple days to restock fruits and veggies. The deli is great, the bakery is great. Meat department.. great. They also have a tavern and coffee bar. Definitely the local shop.

What a great grocery store / gourmet food store. I'm jealous of those living nearby who can be regulars at this place. Our group of ten dropped in prior to a wine tasting nearby to pick up something for lunch. The young lady at the deli counter was very helpful in explaining the myriad of delicious sandwiches (hot or cold) that they had available. It was a bit hard to choose. I enjoyed the Italian club as did others you got the chicken Cesar wrap. Everything was very fresh and flavorful and at around $9 each, a good deal. I wish I had had more time to browse around the rest of the store as well. I'll be sure to keep this place in mind for future visits to wine country.

We don't live local to Oliver's but stop in every time we visit family. It's such a lovely market with so many delicious options. I am yelping specifically for the bakery. I called in to order a birthday cake. First there website is fantastic, describing the flavors and options, sizes and prices and so many lovely choices. I ordered a cake for my father in law and was so impressed with the results! It was gorgeous!! Not only that, it was delicious! What a huge hit!! Now if only they could expand into the greater bay area! Absolutely recommend this bakery, you cannot go wrong!

What a great local market. I am visiting Windsor and stumbled on this. So many different choices and it has a great selection of cheese and wine!

Oliver's , not the best ever but damn good ! Best large Supermarket in Northern California, real local, meaning this county's gardens , farms , cat grass, great BBQ reasonable! Top quality chicken rotisserie, made four times a day. Good sushi , great to go for say home bound. Definitely competitive w Whole Foods w even more gourmet weird funky catchy items . A health department unreal and bulk . It may be a top ten independent in America! Tough business, credit to Tom and staff , all owners of a bit of Oliver's stock. No cheap for sure but have my Bolan's soda made on 44th street ( don't ask ) in downtown Manhattan, NYC . I need that Catskills water in my soda !

So incredibly disappointed in the customer service at the cafe counter. I ordered a latte and a bagel with butter and cream cheese. I received my coffee promptly but noticed she forgot to make my bagel. I waited and after a few minutes, and after the next customer was served she remembered. No problem, it's early and I get it. I didn't say anything and patiently waited. I finally get my bagel and asked if there was cream cheese on there. She politely said, yes, and I took the bag and walked away. I'm opening the bag I noticed one side had no cream cheese, and the other side had a smudge, if you would even call it that. I came back and showed the bagel and said I didn't see barely any cream cheese and that I wanted cream cheese. After a quick back and forth that the barista said there was in fact cream cheese on the bagel and that once the cream cheese hits the hot bagel it melts, as if I'm a child. I started to become very disappointed that she wanted to be "right" instead of fix her mistake. I showed the other barista and after a quick shrug of her shoulders she speedily said "no problem we will get you more". More as if there is any on there. The barista put gloves on , then rang someone up on the register, then picked up my bagel with the same gloves, clearly not caring at this point added barely any cream cheese. As she handed it to me she explained that most people don't like a lot cream cheese and also if I wanted to have "extra cream cheese" next time I should ask for that. I walked away so shocked and angry that a simple order would turn into such a mess and make me sad and frustrated. The barista had to be right, and all of the kindness went out the door. The bagel was not good at all. Picture below, you judge if there's "enough" cream cheese when requesting it and if I was out of line for asking for a normal amount. Moral of this story, i will walk next door for a Starbucks bagel next time. Very sad the customer service isn't what i expected it to be in such a nice area. Not a fun way to start my Monday. Also, I cannot believe I'm even posting about this, how petty, but ya know what, that's how far of a reach good or bad customer service goes. It lives beyond the service, please do better.

Ok , now I see this amazing store has multiple locations . Gosh I am just getting hip to it . So many yelpers really inform us , where the goods are , I know many read reviews to discover new places , to shop , to eat , to walk , to book , and once again , my reading led to a wonderful experience. Took a long drive and popped into Windsor's location , Sensory overload . Wow Huge selection, artfully displayed , friendly staff , loved the produce , the cheese , the sweets , the meat & the prepared foods . This store is fun . Ha ha I know , weirdo , I love grocery shopping . Embarrassing , slightly . My older sister just despises it ? I don't get it I will go back , but now I want to check out the cotati location . Oliver's , I see you !

I am a huge Olivers fan, I sometimes go into the Windsor location, if its on my way from other travels. Its not my favorite location, maybe because it not in my hood, feels less intimate. It is however large, well lit and easy to navigate the wide aisles. I find the parking slightly unusual at least on the street side; its back in only, which can be slightly maddening on busy Old Redwood Highway. The tavern within is a clever concept, a Whole Foods invention if believe. Overall, a great addition to the Olivers family of stores.

My favorite market in Sonoma County! Perfect for grocery shopping, grabbing prepaid food, or having a beer. The store is filled with quality products and organized in a neat fashion. They carry speciality, health, and fine foods. They are my go to for a charcuterie board ingredients and have a specialty cheese section. The butcher section has higher quality and fresher meats with a fully stocked staff. No waiting in a long line for advice or your favorite cut. The fruit is always fresh and looks great. No brushed apples here. The tavern near the hot food bar is fun. A handful of beer and wine chooses with a small food menu. They offered Pliney The Younger the year, which was really amazing. A few things I missed: - Beautiful cakes and cupcakes in the bakery - Sandwich and taco counters - large supplement section with knowledgeable staff for questions One last note: DO NOT PARK HERE during the events in the town green. Even if your shopping here, they will tow your car. Oliver's hires a towing company to keep a look out for people who park here and attend the events. They towed our car even though we purchased items from Oliver's and ate at the restaurant in the same parking lot. Totally an expensive bummer.

I love this place, they have a great selection but everything is overpriced. Soups are good ( a bit salty) but the rest of the food is so greasy especially the hot pasta.

The market itself is amazing and the food is really good BUT the Deli needs to change. We ordered sandwiches and it took an hour to get them. How does it take that long to get a deli sandwich?? It would have been quicker to sit down at a restaurant. It wasn't that busy in line, rather it was pretty clear they were prioritizing online orders over the people actually in the store. When we finally got our sandwiches I asked for a bag to put them in. The answer I got was that bags were for prepaid online orders only. C'mon Oliver's you look like a friendly neighborhood grocery store, don't make people feel like that. I personally won't be coming back for food.

for some strange reason, I recently discovered a pirate's booty of the best beers of the bunch of places you could possibly imagine! I think the beermeister in back must be deranged and rich because they have the best selection! Only place you can find numerous Clown Shoes amongst all the other obscure brands you would have a heckuva time finding anywhere! Rock on!

What a S H I T SHOW!! The deli has twenty people working running back and forth slicing shit I don't know what. After being first in line for ten minutes they take my order. I shop for twenty and come back and no one is in line and my order is in a box. Like where they put the orders to be made. But my order isn't done and no one to serve fire them all.