Savi Provisions

I got a BLT, and not only was the bacon half soggy and half burnt, but the lettuce was clearly not fresh. It was so soggy. I tried to pick things out but my sandwich basically fell apart. The bread wasn’t crispy either, so I couldn’t eat it. A waste of money.

We’ve never heard of Savi before we saw it on GrubHub this morning. Decided to order a couple sandwiches to see how they were. We ordered a Bacon, Egg & Cheese on an “everything” bagel, and a Corned Beef Reuben. They arrived quickly, correct and complete, and packaged well for delivery. The bagel was chewy and delicious. The bacon was crispy but not dry, the egg was cooked in a scrambled/omelette style. I couldn’t see the cheese but I could taste it, I believe it was cooked with the egg. However it was done, the whole sandwich was delicious. We enjoyed the Reuben. The marble rye was soft and tasty, but could have been toasted a few more seconds. The sauerkraut had more bite than we like (not saying it was bad, but just a personal preference). Thousand Island dressing was tasty, but again as strictly a personal preference, it could have used more. We still enjoyed the Reuben Overall it was worth trying and we enjoyed it. Have no qualms about ordering from here again.

I give up. This place used to be great but lately anytime I get a sandwich it's wrong and missing most of the ingredients. Today I got two ham sandwiches that are supposed to have "Ham, Cheddar, Red Onions, Cranberries, Mayo, Arugula, Whole Wheat Bread." Instead, the sandwiches had copious amounts of mayo, tons of onions, some cheddar, and less than 2 oz of ham on huge sandwich bread. No cranberries, no arugula. It was literally an onion sandwich with a little ham and cheese. But, mostly bread and mayonnaise. For $10. One sandwich wasn't even supposed to have any onions and it was still an onion sandwich. Really sad how downhill this place has gone.

Great small store! They have a variety of goods. I drank the CBD sparkling water. Two out of three of my dogs liked the treats.

Love this place! From coffee, to their caprese sand which and lovely groceries and CBD gummies, you can find it all!

We went to this location at least 3 times a week for sandwiches (and have for YEARS). I called yesterday just after 6pm to place our usual sandwich order but was told the new kitchen hours were until 5pm. No problem, totally understand hours changing. We really wanted to have the sandwiches we like so today I made an alert to remind me to call and place the order before 5pm. I just called at 4:42pm and the lady who answered said the kitchen was closed. I inquired about what I was told yesterday (new hours being 5pm). She said that is indeed their new kitchen closing hour. I said, "but it's 4:42..." and she said they close at 4:30 to clean. To which I asked if that means in the future I should consider the closing hour to be 4:30. She replied, no we close at 5pm. I again said, but it's 4:42. She said back "Yeah, but the kitchen closes at 4:30". Since the actual location closes at 10pm, she's not making any sense at all. She sounded like she couldn't have cared any less about my confusion or frustration. Yea, I'll go elsewhere because that makes absolutely zero sense. Today was our last day.

The truffles and cookies at the cash register ARE all that... The wines and cheeses recommended by their staff were Wonderful! Some prepared refrigerated foods are addictive; most memorably shrimp salad and gourmet mac and cheese. Dining outdoors on one of their deli sandwiches with a cold yerba mate is one of my favorite ways to feel great!

Looking for a “small town feel” breakfast? No tables inside, but I love ordering a quick, no frills breakfast on the weekend at a great price. We go skiing in Big Sky each year and there is a humble breakfast place we love to order from. This place is a lot like that, sans the excessive wait times. Great portions but not so large that you eat too much. Great customer service (they even texted me the attached menu photos). Check it out!

I've given this location multiple chances over the past year since I work across the street. Recently, the quality has gone downhill. My sandwiches have been missing key ingredients, and the portions of what is included are skimpy. I thought the first time was just a bad day, but after two more visits with the same issues--especially missing the greens that are supposed to be on the sandwich--I'm done. Paying $15 for a sandwich and a water shouldn't mean guessing what ingredients will show up. I won't be coming back.

Food is amazing! I love how I can come here for just about anything I want. It has a lot of natural and organic options as well. The service has always been friendly. It is a perfect place to study outside as well! Inside is more of a convenience store/ co-op/ market environment. They also have a Jittery Joe's inside!

You can find Savi Provisions at 1388 Dresden Dr, Atlanta, GA 30319 right in the heart of Brookhaven right across Caldwell Rd from Kaleidoscope. There's parking on the street and a few spaces out front, but good luck in getting into one, especially during prime times. The shop is your basic higher-end grocery store featuring all the basics in prepared food, cheeses, craft beer and of course gelato. They also have a lunch counter where you can order a sandwich, but not much space to sit and enjoy it (couple of tables on the sidewalk outside). I think this is a terrific store, especially for the locals who can walk a block or two to pick up the essentials. On this day I went directly to the small selection of King of Pops to my goto - the Thai Teal - delicious. Service is prompt and the staff will eagerly answer questions or direct you to what you are looking for (or even better, tell you your out of luck and maybe suggest an alternative). I didn't find any smug hipsters on staff but maybe I was lucky? In any case I've thoroughly enjoyed shopping here on the couple of occasions I've had the pleasure to do so.

I want to give this place a decent review but the outside seating area is filthy! Looks like it's never been cleaned and the staff clearly ignores it. See pictures.

Had Bacon, Egg, Cheese Sandwich and Denver Omelet. Both good. Will go back.

This store is very often not open during posted hours. Several times per month, minimally. It is extremely aggravating. There are many outdated and dusty items on the shelf, which I would be more willing to overlook if it were actually reliably open! We were also turned away from ordering food an hour after opening because they were short staffed, which is not the first time. It is impossible to get in contact with the owner to discuss. The minute the new cafe opens on Dresden, we will never return to Savi.

I stumbled on Savi while trying to find a quick place to grab a sandwich before heading into work. I was considering driving to a nearby "New York" Deli, but I'm glad I didn't. The gentleman working the front counter was incredibly helpful, and polite. I decided to try one of their veggie sandwich options (goat cheese, roasted red pepper and arugula), but added grilled chicken, salami, and tomato aioli to it. It was honestly one of the best sandwiches I have ever had. Lightly heated on focaccia bread. The goat cheese was rich, but not too strong... it was honestly the highlight of the sandwich for me. The rest of the store is quaint, and a little pricey, but has some unique/local options of snacks you probably wouldn't be able to find anywhere else. Great wine selection, and everything else from fresh juices and ice cream, to tooth brushes and laundry detergent. Loved the "mom and pop shop" feel to it, and will DEFINITELY be back to order that sandwich again!

Nice neighborhood grocery. I got a deli sandwich of their yummy chicken salad! They have a selection of wines and other delectables to choose from. If you live nearby you already know.

My dental hygienist (from Brookhaven Dental Associates across the street) mentioned that she always loved stopping by Savi Provisions for a quick sandwich for lunch. It was pretty empty at 1pm on a Monday afternoon. I ordered a dirty chai and a Cuban sandwich. It took a while to get my food, but in time, I received my hot and greasy sandwich. They were flexible with replacing the French baguette that the sandwich usually came on to wheat bread. I had just gotten some dental work done so my teeth couldn't handle a sturdy baguette. The sandwich was spicy - the jalapeño gave it a great kick. A little too greasy but I'm sure it wouldn't have been as tasty otherwise. The rest of the store looked pretty interesting. I wished they had more fresh and/or bottled pressed juice choices in the back. There was wine galore, as well as tasty looking snacks. I wish I could be in the area more for some tasty lunch sandwiches. I'm going to try to make more dental appointments during my lunch break so I can make more pitstops here in the future!

This is a small sandwich shop with a selection of high quality products such and wine and cheese. The Illy espresso is of high quality, too, and worth the price. The staff kindly modified my salmon sandwich order to comply better with low-carb style. It's quite nice corner for such a combined gourmet shop and small eatery, with a dining patio.

Great little shop and the employees are friendly and respectful of others by wearing masks and taking precautions regarding coronavirus. However, the same cannot be said about the patrons in this area. Put on a damn mask before going in to any public building you filthy plague rats! P.S. F**k Brian Kemp.

So let me tell you something: I had one of the best breakfast sandwich here today. Fulfilling, tasty, cheap and all around awesome. I'll admit that I'm very loyal to Panera Bread. But honestly, I like to break away at times to support local eateries in the A. Savi has a few locations sprinkled throughout the metro. Stopped at a few of them but never tried any of their food. Got an egg, cheese tomato and pesto aioli sandwich. Now I can't wait to go back to order it again. It was sooooo good. Nice location and friendly customer service experience.

Breakfast bagels are great but we probably won't be coming back, the outside seating is really grubby, crumbs and dirt everywhere and a discarded earring on the table, it hasn't been cleaned in months? Sorry but there's plenty of other local breakfast choices that are clean.

Savi Urban Market is Awsome. This is a small little mom and pop store tucked away in brookhaven not far from peachtree industrial. This location is not as nice as the one in downtown atlanta. But offer all the same amminttess. Yes the place looks empty all the time. Mostly the patrions grab what they need and get out. My favorite is there made to order sandwiches , breakfast burritos and pre made food items. My Favorite sandwiches are .. Smoked Turkey Gouda- contains gouda cheese, applesauce chutney on a sourdough bread. Corned Beef Reuben- contains 1000 island dressing and sauerkraut on rye bread. Carter- smoked turkey with gouda cheese , pesto on a sourdough bread. Roast beef sandwich - thick cut roasted beef with tomatoes and horseradish sauce The brakefast burittos are huge containing egges, pico de gaio and cheese. Protein cost more. Sampled pre made food I have had were the mac and cheese, gluten free meat loaf , vegetable pasta salad , meatballs with marinara sauce, and herb roasted potatoes. They have loose bottle of beer that you mix in to a six pack for 8.99 or take home a single for 1.99. Out side there nomal convenience and grocery items they sell .They sell holman and finch breads and sweets . And organic items like fruit and vegetables. Overall great small market with large beer and wine selection. Solid sandwiches that are made to order. And ready made sides and meals for people on the go.

This place has a little bit of everything, albeit at high prices. Great sandwiches for breakfast and lunch, craft beer, wine, coffee, groceries, etc. Everything you get here will be great quality, but expensive. It is a convenience store after all.

After having dinner at Valenza, my husband and I wanted to walk around a bit since we're not familiar with Brookhaven. I saw that Savi Provisions was still open even when it was getting close to 10pm on a Friday night. When we walked in, we quickly felt like we had entered a convenience store at a gas station. HOWEVER, all the products were fancy. It was as if we had entered a fancy convenience store in The Hamptons or something. We saw things we ordinarily wouldn't see: pints of Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream, a nice collection of craft beers and sake, a wine tasting station, vacuum packs of food ready to sous vide, baked goods, and even a deli. I felt like a stranger in a strange land as I walked down the aisles mesmerized by brand names you might see more often in a Whole Foods. Alas, we didn't find anything interesting that might've been worth the price. Everything here is a little more expensive than I'm willing to pay for. I'm reading other Yelper reviews that say they've had their Savi Provisions' sandwiches, but at 10pm after a full pasta dinner, I'm not really hungry. Nevertheless, I'm glad I had a chance to walk in and see what they sell here.

Love this place! I've only been here a few times but every time I've been the people have been very helpful and insightful with their product knowledge. Their food is fantastic. One odd thing is their bathroom is outside of the store, but it was very clean lol

Bye bye Mom and Pop's Food Store... hello Savi Urban Market! What a lovely addition to the neighborhood-- Savi recently opened next to Kaleidoscope and it's much like its sister store in Inman Park. It's a small specialty market (think: four aisles or so) packed with local products and everyday essentials. They offer gourmet groceries, breakfast and lunch (mostly sandwiches), a fully stocked beer and wine selection, and more. If you're on your way to a party and you forgot to chill some wine, then let Savi come to your rescue. They have plenty of parking, so if you just want to grab a quick bite, this is the spot for you.

Terrible business practices here... We received a flyer for this place in the mail with a coupon for a Free Growler (which is a jug of beer). The coupon specified only the following things: While Supplies Last and Expires 12/8/11. The coupon also listed the addresses for BOTH locations, this one as well as the Inman Park location. We took the coupon to the Brookhaven location as it is closer to where we live. I asked the cashier for our Free Growler and presented the coupon. The cashier informed us that the growler was only available at the other location. I showed her the coupon which clearly stated both addresses. Note that this was on the CUT OUT COUPON itself, not on the whole flyer. She shrugged and told us that not only did their location not have growlers, the other location was only going to give away 25... another fact conveniently left off the coupon. She said they were already out at the other store... keep in mind that we had gone on the SAME day that we got the coupon in the mail. As far as I'm concerned, this is one of the most deceptive coupons I've ever run across and a display of absolutely horrendous business practice. If your free item is only at ONE location, that should be stated on the coupon, and certainly both addresses should not be listed on it! Furthermore, if there are only 25 available, that should be stated as well (as opposed to "while supplies last" and an expiration date over a month away... something that implies that the item will be available for at least a little while). We were very upset at having driven over there only to find out that not only was the advertised item not available, it never had been. I will never, ever go to this store again. I will not give my business to a store that so blatantly misleads customers. I'll also note that we looked around the store when we got there and the alcohol they sell is extremely overpriced.

Savi Urban Market is exactly what the name says: a little hipster store offering a small selection of fresh fruit, a few isles of natural and organic food staples, and a ton of beer and wine selections. The staff has always been super nice and helpful. Even when I'm being a pain in the ass. So that's cool. They also have a food counter with a chef who can make you delicious sandwiches for lunch (may I please suggest the Grilled Pimento Cheese?), or a H-U-G-E burrito for breakfast. So, you're driving by and need a cup of coffee and something to munch on? Stop in. You live nearby, and need something for dinner, but don't want to go to a grocery? Check out their refrigerated packaged foods up near the deli counter - they always have fresh, delicious food ready for go: mac and cheese, ravioli, couscous... all sorts of different things every day. I think their prices are the only thing that keeps me from giving it five stars and going in more often. Yes, they sell King of Pops Popsicle, but while other places only mark them up by a dollar, Savi doubles the price. Okay, I get why - they're in prime real estate in the middle of Brookhaven. I just don't see why a 3 dollar thing costs 6 dollar here. And a 5 dollar thing costs 10. But, the sandwiches and burritos are delicious - and they are priced very reasonably. So, I continue to stop in and eat.

What a great little urban market! Savi is a big step up from the ol' Mom & Pops store that used to operate in this space. My beau and I stopped in for a Vitamin Water and were so pleased to find a SUPER YUMMY sandwich shop inside as well. We ordered the Carter (turkey, gouda, cranberries, pesto on sourdough) and a Roast Beef n Swiss. Both were delicious but the Carter was DIVINE... Savi is packed with a great selection of organic food items & the beer and wine selection was impressive for a small market. On the way to our car, we noticed the plump chicken wings (only $10.99 for a dozen) grilling on the Big green egg so we plan to be back for a dozen tomorrow! So happy to add Savi Urban Market to my fav neighborhood spots!

Went here for the first time today, and I loved it. They were very quick and the food was amazing. I had the soppressata sandwich but subbed the meat for smoked turkey and my mom had the shrimp salad sandwich. Both were flavorful, fresh to order and filling without leaving us feeling "too full" and "fat" after we ate. The price points were fair given the area and the high quality of the products. Be too careful not to spend a good chunk of change at the allure of all their products and "nifty" products. The parking is small but considering the neighborhood, pretty decent. I find it a gem, and it's almost incomparable to other "small markets"... Food, produce, wine, cheese, coffee, dessert, sandwiches, Indian food, sous vide and frozen food section. Its definitely an all inclusive "natural corner store"

This is a lovely addition to the Brookhaven area. It's where the run down Mom & Pop's convenience store was. Savi is a great combination of a store, deli, and bakery with a healthy spin. I had a sandwich, The Carter, from here and it was delicious! The staff was very friendly. They have a wide variety of sandwiches to choose from that are made to order. They have premade salads, sides, and meats in a refrigerated area for "buy & go" needs. They also have baked goods: cupcakes, tarts, and more.

LOVE this place. Maybe its the jazz music or the massive variety of chilled champagnes at the ready, but I just love to walk in here. Sure, some things are super pricey, but its great to have a place to walk in and grab just what you need. We tried breakfast here one day. You've been warned - split that breakfast burrito and be careful where you eat it! I didn't come close to finishing mine, and unfortunately, lovely burrito juice leaked from it all over the floor, making a giant, slippery mess. It was still worth it. Holy smokes, their pimento cheese is very worth the $5 price tag. Amazingness. Buy this and a loaf of that awesome french bread and you have your new summer go-to appetizer!

I concur with other reviewers who say the staff is rude. The food is just okay and pricey. Breakfast burrito came with egg, soggy bacon, cheese and a teaspoon worth of pico de gallo for about 7 dollars. You could find a better version at the BP Gas station! So why the attitude? Spend your hard earned money elsewhere. These folks act like you're bothering them, for trying to order a meal. Convenient yes. But that's about all it's got going for it.

I typically love everything about Savi! However, the bagels are often dry and the amount of cream cheese provided on the side is only enough for one half of the bagel. If you're thinking about breakfast, skip the bagel. Get the breakfast burrito and a cookie at the register!

This would be a convenient stop for me being that it's so close to where I live. A little gourmet shop where you get a quick bite to eat or some groceries...just keep in mind the price will be higher than a Kroger or Publix but that's the price for convenience. But I have to say they do have some unique items that you wouldn't find in a typical grocery store. For example the vegetable broth was a gourmet brand and I also bought these yummy Gluten free coconut cashew crunch bites. Not that I care about gluten free, they just sound good. I've been here twice. On my first visit I ordered the roast beef sandwich, whole wheat bread with roast beef and horseradish. I asked for the sandwich warm, and they pressed it like a panini. I wish I had asked it for it cold because the roast beef turned brown, I like my roast beef with a little pink color. I expected real horseradish but instead it tasted like a mixture of mainly mayonnaise and a touch of horseradish - yuck I hate mayo so I just wiped it off the sandwich. My husband went a few days later to try a breakfast sandwich, he warned me not to get one. First he said the service was rude and then he said the sausage tasted awful. A week later I decided it give it another shot against my husbands warning, I so badly wanted to find a good sandwich. So for breakfast I ordered a fried egg and bacon on a croissant to go. When I got home about the eat - Holy Moly that was the greasiest sandwich breakfast I've ever received. So greasy that there was a patch of oil you could see past the paper brown bag. The kind of grease you'd expect from Philly Cheese steak sandwich and fries...there's no reason for that much grease in bacon and egg sandwich. When I unwrapped the sandwich I see they gave me scrambled eggs not fried. And when I mean fried I meant sunny side up, I wonder if I used the wrong terminology but I thought about it and I say that in restaurants and they give it to me right. Anyway I noticed they also put butter on a the croissant, ugh gross, croissants are buttery to begin with. I decided to try it anyway and horrible..so much grease in one bite. I threw it in the trash after one bite - big disappointment I really wanted to like this place. Unfortunately 3 strikes and you're out. Oh well!

Savi is one the best kept little secrets of Brookhaven. Until my office moved within walking distance, I have driven by Savi many times without giving it another thought. 6 months later, Savi is my one stop shop for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even for the occasional bottle of wine or nice craft beer while scooting off to a dinner party or even on my way home. It could be considered a tiny "mom and pop" store, sometimes I like to think of it as a tiny whole foods. It has about 4 aisles that include plenty of organic and local options, plenty of craft beer and wine options, a deli that creates some of the best breakfast burritos, bagels, and even sandwiches. The prices can be somewhat higher than usual, but that's what you can expect for locally grown produce and organic items. They also have a refrigerated section of different pre made salads, dishes, and veggies. Some of the items I have tried for the first time that have been winners from here are the honey bee pollen energy drinks, applewood smoked bacon with alderwood smoked salt & dark chocolate morsels, Sri Lankan charcoal coconut ash Hawaiian banana super dark chocolate morsels, baked snap peas, & Martinelli's Sparkling Apple Juice. Every single one of them are a must have, must try. The bagels in the morning can be toasted and they will slather it in more than enough cream cheese than for your own good. The same people take care of me every morning. They recently underwent a parking renovation with new seating and awning which has proved to be useful, now my coworkers and I can walk there, eat, and go back, rather than take it to go!

pretty awesome once you realize its a specialty store and not meant for grocery shopping. They have a cool feature where you can try some of the wines before you buy them and have a really large selection. It is a little pricey but nothing outrageous compared to similar shops.

Convenient neighborhood shop and sandwich bar. We often call ahead and order take-out sandwiches. Everyone is very friendly and the selection is great for such a small space. I also love the baked items. They have some outdoor seating but we've never stayed to eat there since we live so close.

It's truly unfortunate that I have to give Savi 1 star. The food is GREAT, the market is adorable, and it could be such an awesome little Brookhaven spot for lunch or dinner/wine on the go. HOWEVER, the staff is there is such a nightmare, I can't bear to go in there anymore. My first experience was for breakfast. I was waiting at 7am when Savi allegedly opens. Nadia (i think is her name), the manager rolled in at 7:10 and opened the door, only to lock it right back. At 7:20 she opened the door and let me in. I order a breakfast burrito, she told me "the kitchen isn't open". I asked when it opened, she said "whenever the cook gets here". I waited another 15 minutes for the cook to show up (7:35). At 7:45 she told me I could place an order.. no apologies, no conversation, nothing. After the burrito was ready, my friend and I went to the patio to sit down. The chairs were still chained together. I asked Nadia, "would you mind unchaining these chairs so we can sit down?" She said "we just opened, i'll get to it." At this point i was annoyed any left. Fast Forward 2 weeks. After the Brookhaven Bolt I went to Savi to grab a burrito again with another friend. Nadia was there again, rude and unpleasant as usual. We ordered 2 burritos, waited 20 minutes before we asked if they were ready? She said "We gave them to someone else". I say, "ummm ok?" she walks off and I dont see her for 10 minutes. When she returned I asked if she was making our burritos again, she said "Yeah" and walked off. So we wait another 15 minutes for the burritos. No apologies, no conversation, nothing. I hope the owners will read this review and re-think the staffing at Savi. It's a really cute market in a great spot, but is being completely ruined by rude and incompetent staff. It's really too bad!

Great food, all it's super fresh, the sandwich are amazing. Great gourmet and very healthy food. The staff are very friendly, excellent customer service. They have a really great selection of French ( Touraine Sauvignon Blanc & Santenay Pinot Noir) and Italian wines (Chianti Colli and Brunelo di Montalcino). I love the wine tastings, the ones with French and Italian wines, you learn a lot about the different between Old world and New world wines. Great beer selection. My favorite neighborhood market store.

Here used to be wine store only,recently they have done an awesome job and turned it to small sandwich shop besides selling all those goods and wines, i tried their clubs and it was delicious and the prices are fare too,their tomato basil soup is amazing,their Cuban sandwich is my favorite.They have small open area for those wanna sit outside and have their lunch.I brought my friends here too and they all liked it.

These guys make some really outstanding sandwiches. The Sandwiches are nearly as good as the ones at Star Provisions and better than the ones at Alon's (both top notch places). Here's why I like it: 1) They have some sophisticated and creative sandwiches. The Buford is like a Southern style Bahn-Mi made with chicken pate, pork, vegetables and hot peppers. It is amazing. The Savi Cuban is also really excellent. 2) Even the simple sandwiches taste great - perfectly balanced ingredients, fresh, good bread, well prepared. For instance the Pimento Grilled Cheese was superb. 3) It's not expensive. Sandwiches are $4-7 depending on which one you choose which is good value compared with Alon's and Star Provisions. 4) They are fairly quick and they have lots of parking which makes this a very convenient place for getting a high quality sandwich.

We were the only ones in the entire store and ordered breakfast. There was a ridiculous amount of confusion over how to enter a simple order into their register (no special order no change to the menu item). There was also a difference in price between the register and the menu board. The employees and the manager were not able to figure it out and would not provide a viable solution to the price discrepancy except tell me "well the price on the register is right, do you want it or not?" After taking the order home we realized both sandwiches were not what we ordered! I'm shocked they messed up a standard 2 sandwich order considering we were the only people there. I would have had a better experience at a fast food restaurant.

Their chocolate chip cookies are out of this world. Salted with just the right amount of gooey!

This place is great for the convenience of being able to go and grab wine, craft beers, and maybe even a breakfast burrito or sandwich for lunch. Everything is definitely overpriced, but again you are paying for the convenience. The staff is so-so. Some people are super friendly and nice and others seem like they cannot wait to get off work so they can go toke up with their buddies. The sandwiches are all delicious but I recommend calling ahead beacause they do take FOREVER to make. Glad to have this place close by, but wish the customer service and prices were a tad better.

We LOVE our neighborhood Savi for their great selection but mostly for their fantastic chocolate chip sea salt cookies (if you haven't had one, you NEED one in your life). But for the past few weeks, the cookies have been burnt. Please, PLEASE bring back the slightly undercooked cookies that make this place so awesome and return life to normal.

I like local small business markets and try to support them whenever I can. Some things @ Savi can be a little pricey but they have an interesting selection of products ....Great for beer and wine, and the food from their little deli is awesome. Especially the weekend wings and the whole chickens they grill on site in their Big Green Eggs

Seems like they are trying to be a hipster neighborhood market. They have some good items, but the place smells dirty. The seating area out front is dirty with cigarette butts in the table cracks - disgusting! Don't think we'll be back.

Usually love this spot for wine and beer selection. However, avoid that dessert bar at all costs. Just bit into 2 separate "cakes" and both were at least three days old. Dry as a bone and icing was hard as a rock. Not going to stop me from going back tho.

Lots of local products and food. Great selection and fun to shop. Excellent to go meals and desserts.

Love this place. They always have what I'm looking for. I used to love their deli as well, until I came in there one day with a specific order, and the exact response from the guy working there was "you know we aren't Subway". Walked right out. I will go there only because of the beer selection and the King of Pops. The staff, however, can be very un-friendly sometimes, not always.

Cute little market with a European flair. Great wine and beer choices. Lots of organic products. They also have great made ready options. They have a great selection of artisan breads as well.

This place is great. A. They have awesome breakfast burritos...super fresh ingredients and so tasty. (probably the closest thing I've found to Austin style breakfast tacos in Atalnta). B. They sell King of Pops. C. The sell Kombucha. D. It is my go-to place when I don't have time to go to Whole Foods or another grocery store.

I just stopped by to grab some breakfast after working out and early morning errands. I got one of the breakfast burritos, which is always yummy. I can never finish the entire thing, but I eat like a bird. *shrugs* (Try the Carter if you come by during lunch) I tried their chocolate chip cookie today, and it was really good! Since the market is on the way home, I sometimes like to stop by to grab something for dinner. Granted, it is a little on the pricy side but it is totally convienant for me. I should consider grabbing breakfast from here on days I cannot make something at home, I can get something tastier at the same price point as the cafe downstairs at work.

Delicious food! Quick for grabbing and going. The bagels should be left alone as they are typically dry but everything else is pretty good. The sandwiches are worth the wait, they take a minute to make and the cookies are yummmmy!

Always love the selection at Savi...especially the Intown location...but the staff at this location was beyond unfriendly today. I wasn't helped when I couldn't find what I was looking for and not one word was spoken during the transaction and

These are the things I like about Savi: - Convenience (walking distance from where I live) - Neat selection of fresh dips/meals, artisan beer and wine - Helpful staff I've come to realize that the staff is actually not helpful and the manager is the worst of them, so no wonder. She was unapologetic and even defensive in a situation where our things fell through a bag that was not double bagged on our way home. The defense was that they have a lot of new staff members, but usually they do double bag. No apology, no "we'll make sure that doesn't happen again." Simple good business practices aren't utilized? Wow. Their prices are inflated, their establishment is dusty and dirty (NEVER use their restroom unless you want to contract something) and their staff has proven more than once to actually be rude and disrespectful to patrons, so now that there are more cons than pros, we'll take our business elsewhere and I suggest everyone else do the same.