Westview Corner Grocery

We stopped in here after brunch and had a nice visit. This is a cute, neighborhood grocery store; literally on the corner. The cashier was so helpful and kind. They have a good variety of natural and organic food, household, and hygiene items. My friends and I found so many things to buy. They even had a rewards program that the cashier told us about. When I’m in the neighborhood I will stop back in here to shop. They have plenty of parking in the lot next to the store and the store was very neat, clean, and organized.

We’re in here multiple times a week and are so grateful we’ve got access to such a great local, organic grocer in our neighborhood. They’ve got nearly everything we need in terms of all the basics and a great selection of wine and beer. We also love popping in to grab a bag of fresh bagels on Saturday mornings. Looking forward to seeing them expand their produce section as the store grows, but we do love shopping here and knowing that we’re investing in a great local business.

Tiny, local, and community-based. Great for organics, fresh produce, and snacks. Feels like Sevananda when it first started out. Homegrown business to support!

I frequent here at least once or twice a week. You can find find a variety of fresh food, wine, beer and products here. The staff is great and the prices are fair. The store is a fabulous asset to this little community!

Something about this store’s ownership and employees doesn’t seem quite right. While it appears to be a harmless, well-intentioned initiative, I urge you to take a closer look at the owner’s true perspective on the inhabitants of Atlanta’s West Side. As we know, where we spend our money can support hidden agendas—this business may not be backing the people or causes you assume it does.

A valuable asset to the community. It was my first visit while staying in the area. I loved the selections. Especially products offered as organic , vegan, and vegetarian. A bonus to find

Nice, neighborhood option with all the essentials. I loved the wine and coffee I picked up here.

I used to get espresso beans from some of the “best” rated places in the state. Then I moved to Westview and started grabbing espresso beans here and they make the best coffee around! We love this little store, just a bike or a walk away from home and so great for the little things we need or a quick snack run. Shop local!

I live in the Cascade area and I like visiting Westview Grocery for their wine selection. They have a much better selection than the typical grocery store ( I saw a few Brown Estates offerings and some Paso Robles reds). They also very a small selection of Spotted Otter cured meats, so they've got you if you're trying to get your charcuterie on. They're a great small neighborhood grocery to have in the area.

I love going here, they have a good amount of healthy food options, fresh produce and local eats. It is a true corner grocery store, there is free parking and the employees are very friendly.

A must "go to" for things unique, to try something new or to stock your cabinets . I am so happy to have this space in the SW of Atlanta, it's better than Trader Joes as the owners are local community residents and advocates. The prices are a bit higher but its a small business and they give back BIG to the community. You can earn points to redeem for discounts with your purchase. Check out this funny wine description on a bottle the owner shared with me. (You cant't get this service in Kroger- just casually sharing something funny to brighten my day). The products vary from traditional common household brands to those known in other parts of the country. You can also purchase MANY natural products, and mindfully packaged products (in addition to the average "Now /Later" hard candy any good kid will want)

This corner store is such a staple for my family. When we don't know where to drive to or if the weather is bad, we always just pack into the car and drive to the corner store. They have a favorite for anyone. There are so many products you don't see at other stores. Things to try: mocha pops king pops Majest-TEA (hibiscus is my absolute favorite) Mateos salsa Check out their entire chip selection because it's pretty impressive They have a wide variety of kombuchas and beers The staff really make this place. They are so kind and neighborly and help with anything. If you need an honest review, or not sure what to get, they are happy to help. I even call up there to see stock on certain things (husband is obsessed w Mexican cokes). It makes it really feel like we live in a small town.

Great variety of healthy options in such a small footprint. You need it, they've got it: fresh produce, ready to eat deli items like curried chicken salad, road trip friendly, guilt free snack packs of dried fruit, frozen entrees that actually look like REAL FOOD, wine, wine, beer, beer, chilled wine, chilled beer...did I mention the wine?

They have a good selection of organic foods, and a very short wait in the checkout line. If you go on a weekend, beware of the guy in the back with the pop up market. No matter how many times he's seen you in there, he will shout at you (in an extremely loud voice) to tell you that he's there and to list everything that he's selling. He does this over and over as people come in. Maybe my ears are too sensitive, but that noise and the $5 lettuce sent me right to Instacart.

This is the best grocery store in existence, you want it they'll find it. You'll never be left wanting for anything, the staff is amazing. When you come here once , you find yourself coming to the store daily. Also there is a man named Matt there, he looks a lot like George Clooney. He also knows a lot of the best places to get food in Atlanta. So don't be afraid to ask where the good places are to eat.

This place is so dope! From the moment my friend and i walked in, we could feel the positive energy from this place. It's a simple corner store but they have a coffee shop in the back, a lot of organic and vegan friendly food items, tables to chill at, and free clothes for those in need in the back. I really appreciate the vibe of this place. They hold many local and small business items and the staff was super friendly. My friend and i waited here until our table was ready at a nearby restaurant. Whenever I'm on that side of town again, I'll definitely stop by.

Great local grocery store nice selection of vegan meets and a sweet little coffee shop

I recall going into this store with my grandmother as a kid in the 80's. It was cool to see what appeared to be the original signage such as DAIRY and PRODUCE still hanging on the walls. It's a pretty cool re-addition to the WESTVIEW community.

The shrimp Po boy was delicious. No frills, just made right, and the service was super friendly. I could tell the other customers were long-time customers.

I saw Just Eggs on instagram and they said it was in this store, I went but they were out of stock. The manager gave me a card and told me to call him Tuesday when they get their truck. I called and he said he had them and would put them aside for me. When I went, they had them put aside. Very nice management and employees. Will shop there often.

Amazing to have this local treasure in Westview! Exactly what the neighborhood needed and more!

I'd been wanting to stop in this store for a very long time, as I would always pass it on my many trips to Slutty Vegan. Today, I finally decided to stop in, and boy am I glad I did. This store is what appears to be a "one stop shop" for me, since I am a vegetarian. However, I bought a lot of vegan items, some I've never tried before, and they also had a plethora of sale items. I must admit, though, I was super annoyed that the cashier failed to tell me that I needed to input my phone number BEFORE paying in order to receive points. I found this out by inquiring if the points would automatically be added once I inputted my number for the receipt. She then informed me that I needed to input my number before paying. I was taken aback; usually, most cashiers encourage you to sign up for rewards programs. I was left wondering why she didn't mention the points, especially since I spent approximately $90. So I basically missed out on several points.