Weaver Street Market

This grocery store is not big but it definitely packs a punch! It's so nice to have a good grocery store near where I live. I just moved to Hillsborough a few months ago. So having Weaver Street to purchase my food has been amazing.

Good supermarket especially for those who want more organic produce. Some of the herbs and especially the parsnips could've been fresher. Deli has an excellent selection of cheeses but the cold cuts of ham etc very little/no choice of slice size. Terrific apple cake and the take away/eat in looks good value.

Very well maintained and welcoming store. Owned by customers and employees Weaver Street Market is part of the community not just profiting from the community. I love the cheese and wine sections. A plethora of choices and knowledgeable employees. Everyone is friendly, there is seating so you can hang out, and they have special events. You can grocery shop anywhere but for specialty items, community engagement, and fresh local produce Weaver Street Market is the place to be. Looking forward to visiting their other locations!

Always love Weaver Street Market. Absolutely love their vegan chickenless salad. Great salad bar and pre-made salads. Cheese shop selection is excellent. Breads are also top notch

I had the worst experience today with the woman behind the counter today. It's obvious she hates her work and the clients. There were two women behind the counter a very pleasant dark hair woman and a light hair bitter lady. Otherwise everyone there was very nice This was my first time to this market.

I really appreciate the wide variety of ingredients and foods available. However, every time I visit, there is a homeless woman inside the store, and the smell and lack of hygiene make it uncomfortable. For the sake of public cleanliness, I kindly ask that access be restricted.

Love this store! Stacy in wellness is knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Great selection of fresh food on the bar, both hot and cold, and fresh packaged food to grab a quick lunch.

My favorite place in Hillsboro. I come here for dinner. They also have a very nice breakfast. Everything is fresh and tastes homemade. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. There’s both indoor and outdoor seating available. I like sitting outside under the trees.

This place was great. The food quality was great and the selection was really good. The staff we dealt with were friendly and professional.

If you know downtown Hillsborough, you know the Weaver Street Market. It's one of two 3 story buildings in town - the other one is the courthouse. As a Hillsborough native, I've been going here for years. They have both groceries and a really extensive hot and cold bar, as well as other to go meals and pastries to choose from. Not sure if they still have it but they used to make THE BEST blueberry lemon tart in the summers. Now when I go, it's typically in the morning so I'll grab a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel (made fresh daily) from their hot bar and grab some of their coffee (~$3). If you need a quick lunch, their sushi is fresh and reasonably priced (~$8.99). It also happens to have the nicest and most amicable staff. Plus, the outside area is perfect to sit and chat with a friend for hours when the weather cooperates. You're also close to the Occoneechee Historic Park and Riverwalk, which you can enjoy after your meal and chat. The parking lot is small but there is a free parking deck right beside it.

Great sandwich! Loved the focaccia bread chicken and pesto. Enjoyed sitting out on the patio on a beautiful spring day. Seems like a fun addition to the normal shopping trip for groceries - this place had a salad buffet and soup and sandwich station. Also , plants and herbs outside for sale.

What an interesting place to see in Hillsborough. Probably one of the most busy and bustling places in the city. I really enjoyed my time here casually browsing. Great hot food selection too, even vegan options are listed and available. Even if you're in Raleigh or coming back from a hike from a nearby trail. I definitely reccomend checking this place out! Outdoor seating and sometimes someone might be performing too!

Our local grocery store keeps getting better for vegans! It seems like they keep adding new fun things for us vegans here. Aside from already having the best produce of any grocery store we visit (seriously, the best), we also have the option to get so many fun baked goods. These include the sweet potato muffin, the NEWLY added vegan croissants (plain, chocolate, and raisin roll!), the apple crumble pie, and seasonally the pecan pie and the orejitas angel wing cookies. Their bakery department is the ONLY place to get good bread in North Carolina (I said it). I love the la miche and the sourdough. I come from the Philly area and it was really hard to find decent bread in NC, at first. We often enjoy the tofu scramble of the veggie morning wrap for breakfast here. The coffee is excellent, the lattes just ok (stick with Cup A Joe, nearby for lattes).

Love this little co-op style grocery store with end end cheeses, beer, meat, and just about anything else. What a pleasure just to walk around the place and find new things.

A little let down. Love Weaver Street, the Hillsborough store is absolutely the best. I feel let down, though, because up to now they have had the very best plain bagels in the area--but not now. At least, not right now. Has something changed? Are they getting their bagels from somewhere else? I'll come back and add a star if the great bagels return!

How do you review a grocery store (err co-op)? First, the people are over-the-top nice. Literally everyone I've ever interacted with has been helpful and attentive. Huge points for that. Second, there's a good selection of most things -- that's pretty rare for a high end grocery store that caters to organic and specialty stuff. Third, the bakery department is usually very good. Lots of fresh baked breads and treats. Sometimes I just go for a rustic or batard. (I had more points but forgot them) The chicken burrito is a mainstay from the food bar. A touch more cheese than I prefer but fairly priced and good sized (not gigantic). The Cuban citrus chicken is definitely worth getting when they have it -- nicely spiced. There are weekly specials, some just for members. While there aren't many of them, pay attention because prices here are higher than "normal stores." There are four of these but I've only been to the one in Hillsborough.

I've eaten lunch at Weaver Street Market a handful of times and I have never been disappointed. I love the variety, plentiful options, and freshness of the salad and hot bar. It's also helpful that all the ingredients are listed for each item. During my visit, a representative from No Evil based out of Asheville was handing out samples for vegan sausage and it was delicious. The rest of he market has so many healthy and vegetarian/vegan options. I only wish there was one in Raleigh!

Best hot bar in Hillsborough! Super affordable and always fresh ingredients. They make a savory tempeh in the salad bar. Sushi is not ideal although they have a consistently high quality of inari (fried tofu skin that has been marinated stuffed with rice). This is one of my go to's as an easily digestible foods available. Love the variety of food and the large selection in their bulk section! They have some pricey things in this store, but if you know how to shop - they have good deals in their bulk (larger foods) and bulk for teas!

I spent the week with my son and his family in Hillsborough. It seemed as if every time we needed anything we went to Weaver Street market. And indeed it was a special time as my daughter-in-law was operated on for cancer at Duke. Somehow the fact that their merchandise was selected with care and with a dedication to excellence made the week easier.

Weaver Street Market is a go to store when I'm in NC. It has a nice selection of foods and great staff. It's a nice meeting and community place.

A nice breakfast out that doesn't take all morning, and doesn't break the bank. We had come to Weaver Street Market in search of some andouille that we can't seem to find anywhere else ... and what is homemade Jambalaya without authentic andouille? But that's a story for later ... Unlike some restaurants nested within a market, I could not 'follow my nose' to the food bar - perhaps because WSM has such good ventilation? On the way to the back of the store, we passed the beer display - closed until noon to honor the blue laws... but I spotted a sign suggesting questions about beer could be directed to the young man behind the cheese counter. Could they special order my latest favorite, Burton Baton from the fine folks at Dogfish Head? Yes, they could, and yes, they would, thangewvurrahmudge. But I digress.. We got to the food bar with no one ahead of us - which makes me leery in some places, but not here. It turns out we were about two minutes behind a rush of folks, and the staff was replacing what had been consumed. I went right for some of my favorites - baked 'home fried' potatoes (with a gentle cayenne bite), some scrambled eggs with Migas topping (made with locally grown tomatoes and jalapeños), a slice of strata (which always appeals to my sweet tooth, courtesy of the sun-dried tomatoes), and a slice of French toast - just the vehicle for real maple syrup! I'll grant that the food was good - hot and plentiful, and well-spiced. The pièce de résistance, however, turned out to be the coffee - I had the "Orange County Blend," which was both robust and flavorful, but without any acidity. You can tell they brew it in small batches, replaced every few minutes. Yeah, in my book, this is THE place for breakfast out in Hillsborough.

This was a great place to grab breakfast with a group of people. We could all get exactly what we wanted as far as coffee and food, and then sit down together. The hot bar had delicious looking options. My decaf americano from the espresso bar was fantastic, and the soy creamer was a nice touch. I got a kale croissant from the pastry case and it was delicious- although I wish it had been warm. I also shared a buttermilk biscuit and jam from the hot bar, and it was great. The only thing I will say is that the ambiance isn't anything special. The walls are painted these really loud obnoxious colors and there is no art whatsoever. The employees are nice, and they had a lot of free samples this Saturday morning. They also had a great variety of products for sale, from what I could tell. I would definitely stop in for the espresso bar, specifically, again!

This is Carrboro. NOT Hillsborough. The longing for the 70s overwhelms me. Beautifully presentations. A bit too uppity and casual. Expensive.

Weaver Street Market in Hillsborough is such a friendly place. I can get wonderful coffee (from the carafe) or fancier drinks made by baristas. The baked goods, salad bar, and hot bar would keep me coming back even if that was all they sold, but the rest of the store is full of delicious goodness, too, and the health and beauty aisle offers an array of environmentally and health-conscious products. Great place to take your hard-to-feed friends with dietary needs or restrictions. The vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free offerings please even a carb loving carnivore like me.

We decided to grab food at the Weaver Street Market hot bar here because the only restaurants open on the main streets looked pretty busy, and we were in a rush to eat quickly since we had baby in tow and it was getting late. I browsed the market pretty quickly--mostly organic, local produce and some specialty items that looked pretty neat. I bought lettuce plants and pansies since they were only about $2 each. My husband and I both loaded our plates with hot bar items, my favorites including the mushroom pot pie, and the Indian curry and vegetables--about $8 per plate as they weigh it on a scale. Everything I tried from the hot bar was flavorful with fresh ingredients. It reminded me of the Whole Foods hot bar but with fewer entrees available. It served its purpose as a place to sit outside, park our stroller with baby, and eat a quick delicious dinner!

I usually head to Weaver Street for lunch. Usually because I've forgotten my food and I really don't want fast food. (Your options in Hillsborough are mainly fast food, sit down, or Weaver Street) The salad bar selection is mundane and sort of bland. Granted they don't have a lot of space and what they choose to make is pretty damn fantastic, it's just not half as good as the Weaver Street main store in Carrboro. And that makes me sad. As far as a grocery store, Weaver Street in Hillsborough does kick some ass. The bulk food selection is awesome. The fresh fruit is super choice. And the rest of the store picks up the highlights of what you probably need. Note: This location does not have a deli/butcher, but you can get some good slicked meats in the fridge section. If you want butcher fresh, you should probably hit up the main store in Carrboro.

I used to drive between Chapel Hill, NC and Lynchburg, VA often. I always made a habit of stopping at Weaver Street Market if I came by at a time they were open. If nothing else, I would make sure to check the bakery to see if they had any focaccia available. I've had several different kinds, some with mushrooms, some with red pepper, some plain, but all were amazing. In addition, the food on the hot bar is always great. In terms of groceries and such, the produce and the nuts/grains were always my primary focus. There were a handful of packaged items I liked, but nothing I would have a regular need to go to Weaver Street for. Their beer selection is also always amazing. Not being able to visit Weaver Street as frequently as I used to is likely one of the major reasons I drink less beer at home now lol.

One Word: Bakery. Real things. Really made. Chocolate chip cookies--I am chomping on one while writing this review. The bag says "home made from scratch" After taking a sample of 11 out of the 12 pack, I can concur. They are EXCELLENT. Also I had to sample the apple coffee cake and the regular coffee cake. Nice half brick sizes, perfect balance of crumble to cake. The coffee cake was a bit "heartier" than say a Panera slice. And that is a good thing. I have tried the Carrboro Weaver Street Market. Nice bakery too. But Somehow the Hillsboro one just trumps it. Y-U-M Worth the drive. ps. would have netted a 4 or 5 star but when I arrived there was jack ____ in the hot deli area. I was FORCED to have bakery items. heh-heh. Next time I visit, I hope to have lunch options. But boy, the bakery is bangin'.

Moderately sized speciality grocer in the heart of historic downtown Hillsborough. Weaver Street is never my go-to store for my main grocery shopping, but a great place to grab some odds and ends, baked goods, beer, or cheese. The dry goods and the refrigerated cases need to be checked closely for expiration dates; I've definitely accidentally purchased some items past their prime. The hot bar is always a big no for me because buffets that are free range kind of gross me out, but I am always down with grabbing something from their coffee bar. That always makes for a nice treat while venturing over to the Riverwalk. One thing that I do absolutely love about Weaver Street, which lends to the higher rating for the review, is the prepared holiday dinners. Incredibly reasonably priced considering the quality of ingredients with minimal stress for prepping has me sold year after year.

Great store with friendly, helpful staff and delicious cheeses and pastries, beautiful fresh fruits and veggies and delightful selection of therapeutic and cosmetic products. Thank you for requiring masks -- we feel much safer shopping with our children there.

I was very happy they were open after they had a big storm. This review is the combination of the +20 times I have eaten at Weaver. The food is just Ok. They care more about making 'alternative' versions and meals than they do about a good product. The hot bar, as usual, had food that would get a lower grade than most fast food places. The biscuits fall apart and don't taste like a good southern one. I just wish they would hire a few people who care about making good food that taste good. I have eaten a number of healthy restaurants that know how to put good flavor into a meal. As for the Cold Bar. It is good. Best value, buy some mixed fruit from grocery side to go with the meal.

Weaver Street Market is a beautiful place to food shop or to just grab a bite to eat. There are chairs and tables outside of the market to eat outside with company or simply eat with yourself and people watch. They have artisan food and speciality foods and drinks sourced from North Carolina. Keeping lots of money in the local economy. All the staff that work here are great and personable as well as educated about the department they work in. There was a lady there who seemed scholarly about her knowledge of supplements and specifically CBD Oil. She was far more reliable than the Whole Foods employees I have dialogued with in the past. The market has fresh bakery items and fresh baked bread. A buffet style hot bar, which has the best grape leaves. There are daily selections also buffet style - freshly made for those that want a wonderful, homemade meal and would rather not cook. In closing, their market isn't big but don't let that fool you. They make excellent use of their space and they are full of delicious foods - lots being organic- and many international food choices are among the selection. Mangiamo!

This Market has an assortment of natural products. They also have a wonderful hot and cold food bar. The only downfall is that there is nowhere to sit down on the inside you have to sit outside, which is not bad but today it was raining so I wasn't able to enjoy a meal there.

On July 15, 2018 I experienced racially based aggression at this Weaver Street location (I am a black gay man with a disability). The manager comped the next purchase on behalf of the store's apology for the event. Moving forward, I received that same disparate mistreatment after being told that it would not happen again. I was interrogated at the register with a battery of questions about the validity of my statement and was refused the comped purchase by a cashier. She actually made quite the scene walking over to the front manager in the middle of my purchase and loudly questioning the validity of my statement until the front manager said "yes, he is allowed that coffee today." Just as a note of how Weaver interacts with people who don't fit the common demographic of their customer base.

I'm writing this to warn other shoppers here. Noticed a while ago that the food on the hot bar smells of chlorine. I suspect the pans are not properly rinsed, and we have to eat the chemicals that are in their cleaners/sanitizers. Now I wonder if it's Hillsborough location only, or its the same deal with other locations. Good food, but I think I will reconsider the frequency of us going for it, if touching it at all.

Went last night to hear some live music on the patio. Hot bar food was not especially hot and the squash/corn casserole looked "curdled" like it had been sitting way too long. Chocolate eclair tasted manufactured -- filling may have been canned vanilla pudding? Overall overpriced (2 not-very-full plates were $8 each; eclair was $3) and really mediocre. Music would have been great if place had not been overrun with unsupervised screaming kids. There's a fence around the patio area and people seem to think this gives them free reign to let their children run wild. You know, good for Weaver Street for providing the music, but I don't get why they don't discourage the kid thing more since people don't spend any money while they're there. They come in with picnics and juice boxes and bags of Cheerios and goldfish. (Motorco has the same problem, with parents hijacking the Bloody Sunday brunch while not buying anything.) I'd mind it less if the parents even showed the least interest in the music, but they just hang out and talk over it. Would love to see a kid-free night there every now and then.

This is the only place on the east coast I have found Chihuahua cheese. Thank you Richard for all you do with the cheese counter. I am having to have people bring this to me in DC, along with the smoked mozzarella and Ashe County cheeses that are available. Now this store does NOT have the same inventory as the Carrboro store. I take that as both a good and bad thing. As stated above, the cheese counter at the Hillsborough WSM is one of, if not the best, on the east coast. And when my mother came up here to Thanksgiving, she did stop in this WSM for some local and seasonal things to cook in my DC place (green beans, NC yams, I want to say collards?). Also, the WSM-branded supplements are things I still use and stock up on when I return home. The motivation for this review is how I need people coming to see me on Labor Day to pick up 1) WSM zinc tablets and 2) Chihuahua cheese. The produce selection isn't as expansive as the Carrboro store's area, but I supplemented with a CSA in all honesty. The only real things I wish they'd had were more peppers than just bell and jalapeno, and way more blackberries (but I could buy out an entire store's blackberry supply, so do consider that). Hillsborough has more COLD and GOOD beer available than Carrboro, but Carrboro does have more beer overall (it just requires later refrigeration). That's really why it's 4-stars: never enough blackberries, pepper varieties, or beer volume compared to Carrboro. However, this is still a grocery store I wish I had in DC. I've tried the co-ops up here, and nothing compares to the WSM in Hillsborough. Except the WSM in Carrboro, which has more blackberries.

First of all, I will say that I completely understand the need for face masks during this time of uncertainty. BUT, there are those of us who are unable to do so ie. Autoimmune disease, breathing problems, or in my case a combination of breathing problems as well as being 8 months pregnant which also affects my ability to get enough oxygen. I also have a history of miscarriage. I have been advised not to wear a face mask by my doctors. We moved to this area at the beginning of the pandemic, so I haven't been able to meet new people or make any friends. My husband works on the road, he is gone much of the time and I am mostly on my own in these last weeks leading up to the birth of our baby. Yesterday I had a doctors appointment in Hillsborough, about a 40 minute drive from our place in the country. My doc recommended a specific omega 3 supplement and told me that the only place she knew of getting it other than online, is the Weaver Street Market. I needed a few staple groceries as well so I figured I'll run in real quick on my way home (which is very rural, I rarely go out these days). I was in the store about 10 minutes, I was almost done grabbing my necessities when a clerk told me that I needed to put on a mask. I explained the health issues that make it unsafe for me to do so and she told me that I need to have someone else do my shopping? I have zero people I can ask for help in this area and my husband is gone on business. She then insists that I need to leave. What kind of person insists that a hugely pregnant woman abandon her half full grocery cart in the middle of the store for following doctors orders?!? I left my cart and walked out, extremely upset, embarrassed and without the supplements and supplies I needed. I was one of a small handful of customers there at that time. There seemed to be more employees than people shopping. There was one clerk who spoke up asking if there was some way that they could make an exception for me, for which I am humbly grateful. But by then I was too shaken and upset to stay. Again, I'm not some anti-mask whacko. I fully understand the importance of keeping everyone safe. But there are those of us who cannot wear a mask. Like people who cannot receive vaccines. The reason everyone else wears masks/gets vaccines is for those of us who can't. It's discrimination at it's finest. I order the vast majority of my goods online for pickup, but I was on my way home, which is a longish drive and didn't have time to wait several hours for an online order to be put together. This is the only place I knew of that carried the supplement recommended by my doc. Shame on Weaver Street Market for not educating their people properly. What the hell have we become as a society when we cannot see beyond our fears enough to help someone obviously in need of an exception to the status quo for five minutes. The American's with Disabilities Act is in place for a reason. So that people like me don't go home empty handed when in need, due to the short sightedness and lack of compassion businesses like Weaver Street Market seem to have on full display these days?

The Weaver Street Market is a small (whole foods-esq) grocery store in Downtown Hillsborough. I haven't personally done any grocery shopping here, but I will say that they look like they have a great selection of organic and specialty foods. They have an amazing hot and cold bar with the option to grab a tray and make yourself a plate for lunch or dinner. I have not tried a single thing on the hot bar that has disappointed me. They have veggies, casseroles, and even sometimes things like Indian curry dishes. It's amazing. They also have a huge shady patio area where you can take your tray outside and enjoy your meal. I have enjoyed having lunch here thoroughly.

Always look for sale items. Most items are overpriced compared with other grocery stores. We usually go for the buffet. Breakfast is always delicious, the pancakes with REAL maple syrup,cheesy potatoes, breakfast frittata is my favorite! They consistently always have excellent soups and dishes on the buffet. I like the variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, the ability to get small quantities of spices, teas, and grains. That saves me money from buying a full container and throwing it out because of not using it. Bakery items are a little overpriced but are also consistently delicious! Wish it stayed open later as there are only 3 grocery stores in Hillsborough (Two Food Lion stores and Weaver Street Market).

Decent amount of options for breakfast for vegans! I don't like how some things in the bakery aren't marked as vegan so you have to read through the ingredients to make sure. The sweet potato muffins are great and their seasonal pumpkin coffeecake is so good (and secretly vegan!). The coffee drinks from the bar are okay but convenient if you're there already. Their prepared food section is a little pricy! Overall, great place to meet up with people and get a decent breakfast and get some harder to find vegan goodies.

A little pricey compared to a place like Trader Joe's but we have found a few things that we LOVE to get here. 1. Just about anything from the BULK FOODS AND SPICES This is a great way to try new recipes using ingredients with which, you may be unfamiliar: grains, beans, nuts (dark choc almonds) and fresh ground nut butters. Love to pop organic popcorn on the stove! 2. Extra virgin olive oil... Large bottle for $8.99 (not a bad price for this little town. 3. 32 oz Honey Greek yogurt, the best texture and flavor yogurt I've had in the US. 4. Samples on Saturday! 5. Samosas, in the refrigerated cooler near the food bar. Love the people and the atmosphere.

This grocery store is awesome. I wish we had one in Raleigh. I like all of the convenient food options in the refrigerated and hot bar sections. They have a lot of vegetarian and vegan options too which is really nice. They even have vegetarian sushi... thank you! I tried a muffin from here that was crazy good. They also have a mini freezer with loco pops, which I appreciate because I seriously miss the Loco Pops that used to be on Hillsborough Street in Raleigh.

We love this place!!! It is awesome to go on a walk by the river and then end up at weaver street for a treat. And always more things to go home with.

Great Selection and Shopping Range. Modest at Best. Staff is a bit distracted at times, plus I've had a poorly made pastry once. But severely overpriced. 7.59 for a Chocolate Bar that cost 2.14 somewhere else. I don't understand. Surprised they still get business with those prices.

Really good selection on the salad bar and it was really well priced. Weigh by the pound style. I enjoyed the patio seating.

I usually stop by Weaver Street Market in the morning before heading to work to grab some breakfast. I am not a fan of heavy, greasy breakfasts, eggs, or fast food in general so Weaver Street allows me to at least get something in my system in the mornings. I usually choose an almost croissant and a single serving of milk or on occasion fresh cubes of cheese mixed in with tasty grapes. They also have a coffee bar to satisfy your need for a mocha or latte and a hot breakfast bar with cheese grits, fried potatoes and the like. If you head over to Weaver Street at lunchtime, the salad bar is a little bit of a disappointment. It doesn't have many selections as far as cheeses, toppings, etc. but there are several kinds of rices and pastas you can select. Subconsciously, I am probably disappointed there isn't a Sweet Tomatoes anywhere near where I work and I take it out on this particular salad bar. Weaver Street carries lots of local products as well and of course the organic stuff you would expect at this type of market.

Great salad bar, hot bar & bakery! Can't go wrong. A bit pricey but can't beat the quality!

Love going here for their hot breakfast first thing in the morning and they have a great cheese counter.

"Local" (notice the quotes) Co-op. Not so much local inventory and produce. Meats are low quality and way over priced. Produce department is underwhelming and rarely local. I basically go for the canned goods and beer. Grass fed milk is always close to expiration date, wtf? Coffee is stale. Hot bar is gross.

I go here all the time. Food is always tasty and fresh. Employees are always friendly and helpful. It's also a really great place for a multitude of occasions... take the kids, go eat with a friend, sit down to have a dessert and study alone in peace. Best grocery store in Hillsborough that also serves ready made restaurant quality foods.

Great store but crazy ridiculous prices! Eg. Vitamin water that's $1.00 everywhere else (food lion, target, etc) is $2.49 @ Weaver. Then their desserts which are okay, nothing spectacular are very small portions and very pricey. As for the hot bar, after a few visits the food begins to all taste the same.

A little expensive for a family on a budget, but it's tops in Hillsborough for ready-made food and salad bars. Don't much care for the coffee bar coffee, but the brewed and iced coffee are yummy. Sometimes there are good produce deals too, and the bakery selection is excellent, delicious, and fresh. They also have a good health/beauty section, and some hard to find cheeses and meats. Much smaller than the original WSM, however.

great place to shop. Similar to whole foods but in a smaller scale. Fun place to sit outside and have a snack or cup of coffee as well. It is a coop and also has great events during the year.

I come here often. Love the hot bar, salad bar, fresh breads, and desserts. I also get groceries here on a regular basis. This is my favorite Weaver Street location of the three. Great staff and consistently delicious food!

Great food for lunch and groceries. I love getting spinach salads from the bar and Sunday morning brunches.

This place is amazingly bad. Very poor service for the most part (bad attitudes, rudeness, even). Their products are of a poor quality and poor selection. I'm surprised that anyone would go there more than once. I guess I did, since I gave it about 4 chances, but I won't make that mistake again!