Zanotto's Family Market

Great specialty foods store, Italian family market. I had the salami & mozzarella panini for lunch, and haven't had one this good since I was stationed in Italy. Excellent. Meat counter, Zanottos branded tomato sauces, noodles, more...

Otters a turkey from the Rose Garden market. I was expecting a fresh organic turkey considering the price per pound. I did call and asked if it was OK to pick it up a day earlier, Tuesday instead of Wednesday. They said it was OK. When I picked up the turkey, it was vacuumed sealed in plastic and still frozen. The form I placed my order on did not state that the turkey would be frozen. I now have to place it in water to accelerate the thawing so I can bring the turkey on Wednesday. Extremely disappointed that there was no notification that the turkey would be frozen. If I picked it up on Wednesday the turkey would not thaw in time for Thanksgiving. Extremely disappointed with Zanattos for not providing proper information. I like their deli, but I'll never get a turkey from them again.

Very nice family market with a good meat section. I was especially impressed by how many types of cheese they have on hand. “a whole refrigerator Isle” As you walk around the store you have to keep your eyes open and not blink, as there is something in every square inch of the market. There is a deli section where you can have them make you a sandwich and another area in the store where there are lovely pre-made Sam-ich-ez. Over all a nice place to shop

Whilst in San Jose, en route to the Rose Garden, I stumbled upon Zanotto's Family Market. Surrounded by bustling energy, I sought vegan cheese but found vegan cupcakes and snacks, a delightful twist of vegan sandwich craving events. Despite the weekday crowd, the market exuded warmth. Outdoor patio seating offered a tranquil retreat. Amidst the hubbub, I realized the beauty of seizing unexpected joys—a lesson in embracing life's delightful journey.

Our go-to place for the excellent sandwiches made to order. Dutch crunch bread is outstanding so check it out. They also have excellent paninis, salad bars, soup as well as some local goods.

The knife sharpening guys are there Fridays 2-6 pm. 10$ for normal/large knives and 5$ for small. They did a great job and very quick service!!

Nice foods, like a combo of whole foods, trader joes, and lunardis. But prices are high and you can't use EBT. As a senior, every little bit helps in this economy. The manager and cashier were rude and snobby.

I could eat here every day. The pre made sandwiches are amazing. Have them warm it up for you.

Excellent neighborhood grocery store. This is exactly what grocery stores should be... high quality products from around the world with a logical layout in a small footprint. Beautiful meat & sandwich counter with a line of people at Sunday lunchtime. A room dedicated to pasta & tomato sauce. Craft beers, keifer, many European butters... too much to show. Just go.

It breaks my heart to give this lovely grocery store a 2 rating, but a MEGA RUDE EMPLOYEE really left a DIRTY ROTTEN taste in my mouth and the manager had already left, so I couldn't resolve the way I was mistreated. I am a long-time customer and sometimes I even go out of my way to shop here for several reasons. I come from a family business, so I love to support family business, the meats are excellent, the variety of groceries is perfect and it's just a cozy cute warm place... that is when certain employees are not being jerks. Everyone here is usually really cool (especially the butchers and deli), nice and even remember some of my items I frequently buy. However today one simple ACT OF RUDENESS made me re-think my loyalty to this grocery store. I mean I can't let one bad seed ruin my years of loyalty and recommendations though, but I can Justin Timberlake about it a little. So, what happened? Let's get down to it. I usually love the soup here, but I have been stuck buying a soup that wasn't as delightful as it could be from time to time. One day while deciding on a soup I was talking to a nice elderly lady about it and she said "oh just put it in a sample cup and try a little before you buy it" so I said "wow, that is a genius idea darling". So, sometimes I do that if it's a soup I've never heard of and then buy the soup that I like. I did that today and I see an employee that often checks out my groceries staring nonstop in my direction like a psycho. Honestly it was very strange and demented looking. I THOUGHT HE WAS POSSESSED... and maybe I needed to google Nearby Exorcists, but then I figured maybe he has bad vision or maybe he has some sort of mental problems because if someone had a problem with what I was doing I would think they would just say "excuse me my wonderful loyal customer that spends thousands of dollars a month here, you are not allowed to do this and that even though we have no signs stating this", you never know. Anyway, I decide on a soup and fill up the cup and go over to the side to put the lid on it and some onions to it... then suddenly this employee appears next to me and in a degrading tone says "what are you snacking?" I'm like "Huh? No was just figuring out what soup I wanted and I have it right here" to which he replies "you're not allowed to sample the soup and EVERYONE IS LOOKING AT YOU" to which I say "well how am I supposed to know which soup I like and also I'm here every other day and you see me here all the time" to which he suggested I buy a little of each soup before buying a big soup? I'm like "You literally want me to buy less than a spoon full of each soup?" and then a fellow customer overheard his RUDENESS and said "IF YOU AREN'T ALLOWED TO SAMPLE THE SOUP WHY DON'T YOU PUT UP A NO SAMPLING SIGN UP" to which I said "EXACTLY" my fellow HERO OF A CUSTOMER left this employee speechless with no come back. Without an apology he pouted and marched away. I dunno if he was just having a bad day, which is okay as long as you don't take it out on me. All he had to do was say "oh man sorry you can't try the soups in a sample cup" it's so easy and simple to be kind. I would think that after so many years in business if you aren't allowed to do something there would be a sign up. There are -lots of grocery stores that let you sample, so how am I supposed to know the unposted rules? Also, like really going out of your way to make a customer feel bad about something they had no idea about? What's up with that? It's also a bad look when other customers come to my rescue against the Mr. Crabby. I'm not gonna call him out, he knows who he is. Just for next time if you need to tell a customer an un-posted rule, do it in a kind way.

Sandwich review only. Deli counter was pretty busy on a Wednesday lunch. My sandwich was ready ~15 min after I filled out the form. I got my sandwich on Dutch crunch bread with pastrami, Italian dry salami, provolone, veggies, etc. Definitely super good value for a hefty sandwich. Sandwich was $10.99 excluding tax which was a steal! One thing to note was that I requested the bread to be toasted but I couldn't tell if it was, as the Dutch crunch bread was on the soft/soggy side.

Great spot to get your sandwich fix at the deli counter inside the market! Grab a form slip to fill out with the bread, protein, cheese, and all the fixings of your choice. Came during lunch time on a weekday. There was a crowd but didn't feel like the wait was that long. They had a good amount of workers and they're efficient. Gives you some time to browse around to grab any drinks or chips. Look how big and stuffed the sandwich is -- only $10.99?! Can't top it. Everything tasted fresh. Gotta love the dutch crunch. You can even ask them to cut your sandwich in quarters. Market was clean. There's plenty of outdoor seating. Parking's convenient.

Stopped by Zanotto's tonight on the way home from work to pick up something easy for dinner. I hadn't been there in several years. Got Chinese chicken salad from the deli (the big one on the side of the store-- there's another smaller one in the back by the meat department). I used to get it frequently years ago but stopped because they put red pepper flakes in it. No pepper this time, thank goodness. It was delicious. Also got a container of pre-made pasta in meat sauce from the refrigerator section in the front of the store by the door. I heated it in the microwave when I got home and it was so good! I love the cheese they sprinkle on top. I will definitely be back for more. It was fairly crowded at 5pm on a Friday but there wasn't much of a line to check out. The customer service wasn't remarkable but that's okay. I'm happy with my dinner.

BEST SANDWICH/DELI IN THE SOUTH BAY! Always great and quick service, SO MANY options, reasonably priced for a brown bag lunch, portion sizes are unmatched for the price!!! MUST TRY!

This is a cute and homey market that carries a lot of goods. The main reason we come here is for the sandwiches. It is very customizable to your liking and worth it for the price. Think of it like an Ike's but with subway options. Not to mention, you are saving a couple of bucks when buying sandwiches or wraps here. It is worth the drive for us because this place never disappointed us in any way. The staff is very friendly and are always working fast to get everyone's order. Not only do they offer sandwiches, they also offer other foods like cold pasta salads, fish, precooked meats, and pre marinated meats. I would also recommend getting the head cheese since it is harder to get in regular groceries stores. Always a fun time when we're here :)

I wish I lived closer otherwise I'd be coming here all the time!! This is the cutest market ever with so many unique items. The sandwiches are delicious!!! I chose to customize my own and it was perfect. My bf got the Italian (pre-fixed) and he liked it. You go to the back of the market, fill out a paper then hand it to the folks to make your sandwich. The workers were also sooooo nice explaining how ordering worked!

Went to Zanotto's for a sandwich - there are two deli counters, one has premade sandwiches and the other is made to order. We got made to order Zanotto's Italianos- with our own customization. The sandwiches came out pretty fast considering how busy it was but they have quite a few people working the deli. The grocery store itself also seemed pretty well stocked and busy. The sandwich is maybe one of the best sandwiches I've had in the bay area- absolutely stacked with ingredients I struggled to fit it in my mouth. The sandwich is under 15 dollars which is a steal. There is an outside area where you can sit and eat if you want but we walked a couple blocks down to the rose garden.

At Zanotto's the deli counter gets all the hype with its long lines, workers yelling out numbers, and massive cold cut sandwiches. It certainly has its place, don't get me wrong, but for me the star of the show is the Panini Counter. Tucked away in a side wing of the store that is easy to miss next to quite an impressive salad bar, Zanotto's has an absolutely awesome hot sandwich bar where they serve up a wide selection of delectable panini. They all look great but I'm such a big fan of the Prosciutto & Mozzarella that I've never branched out to try anything else. It's packed with prosciutto and includes basil and tangy peppers in just the right ratios to deliver an awesome eating experience. A word of advice - after being pressed in the panini machine, the ciabatta can get a little crunchy and it has cut my mouth a time or two if I'm too quick to chow down. Take it slow and you will be well-rewarded with a new favorite sandwich. P.S. - Zanotto's has an absolutely crazy selection of bottle sodas and drinks, basically every brand and variety you could ever imagine so do yourself a favor and try out something you've never seen before. I pick up something new every time I eat here and it adds a burst of novelty to something that has become a go-to lunch for me.

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I love this little Italian grocer. The produce area is well kept, with nothing but the freshest items in stock. They have a well put together variety of ice creams and I love how they have fresh frozen take home pies! The deli counter is phenomenal. I got the prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich which has sub dried tomatoes and basil on an Acme bread herb slab. So delicious! And they provide generous portions of prosciutto.

A small and dainty grocery store that offers imported goods and huge delicious sandwiches! You place your order by filling out the sandwich form and once you're done, you hand your form to one of the workers and they'll begin to make your order. The brown bag order form is pretty much a sandwich combo that comes with a drink, bag of chips, and a cookie. The regular sandwich form is just the sandwich alone. This spot offers tons of sandwich customizations, starting with the different kinds of bread and meat all the way to veggies and cheeses.. this is great for those who have specific food preferences and allergies. There is plenty of outdoor seating under some shade outside of the store, and parking is very easy! It was great to have the chance to browse the store once we were done eating. I'm definitely coming back to purchase some of their meat!

Local neighborhood favorite independent grocery store. Amongst a flood of chain stores idyllically sits Zanotto's, an Italian themed grocery store that has been a South Bay staple ever since I was knee to yo a grasshopper. Great selection of wines, crappy beers and your regular grocery store faire. Get a freshly made sandwich to order and sit outside with some soda pop watching the traffic roll by.

Ordered a sandwich from Zanotto's to take on a hike and it tasted great. I should've asked for no condiments as I was going to eat it much later, but it was delicious nonetheless. It didn't take long to get it and it was decently priced!

I went to Zanotto's for a sandwich and a side of potato salad for lunch. However, it was noticed that the employees did not regularly change their gloves. Then another employee was serving customers in an unsanitary way by dunking a plastic dish into Coleslaw. This was done for any of the sides being ordered. There was a fly that was caught inside of the case as well. We walked out

A San Jose classic! Maybe the corporate in me is standing out, but every employee is SO kind and welcoming. There's a fantastic *culture* all around, I'm always leaving Zanotto's happy and ready to unravel my new sandwich creation. It's straight forward, head to the back with the deli, grab a paper, and select what ingredients you want in your delectable sandwich ($9.99). Compared to other grocery stores, this is admittedly a steep price. However, the quality cannot be beat; a very wide margin. There's overwhelmingly many options, but you can't go wrong with any of them. They have options where you can get a big brown bag for $16.99, which can easily fill two as it comes with any sides of choice (i.e., pasta, salads), a cookie, and Zanotto's very own water bottle! On my first time, the lady was kind enough to throw in an extra cookie!!! They use the freshest ingredients, amazing bread, and DO NOT skimp on the meats. Yes, you can get TWO meats for a standard $9.99 sandwich. Zanotto's lives up to their reputation and will remain my Monday meals!

Best sandwiches and awesome meat dept. Always friendly and worth the stop even if it's out of the way!

Got the premade prosciutto mozzarella sandwich which was toasted at the side deli counter. The melty cheese went so well with the prosciutto and the sun-dried tomatoes it was unreal. I do remember them giving more tomatoes in the past but the sandwich was still great! You can also get custom made sandwiches at the back counter but I prefer the ingredient options for the premade ones. I also love the simpler baguette sandwiches if you want a snack instead of a meal. The grocery store has a ton of cool items in stock such as treat/marianne ice cream, various cheeses, and tons of different pasta options. A weird and fun place to stop by when shopping for groceries.

Super cute family owned market. They have great selections and imports. So happy to see Seattle's Beecher's cheese ! The deli & sandwich section is amazing. Happy to have found my sandwich spot! You can taste the quality and freshness of the ingredients. You have the option to build your own by filling out the paper or getting a premade sando. Large serving size, one sandwich for two ppl or save the half for later. Then grab a cup of warm soup. Their tomato bisque is very comforting!

Incredibly nice employees, and bomb sandwiches. I made it to the deli counter right before they closed - they were unfortunately out of all bread except rye. Since they only had rye left i got a pastrami sandwich for my flight the next day. It was incredible. Tons of meat, super fresh, and tasty! For only $11 its hard to get a build your own sandwich with that much customization in the bay. Employees being super friendly was also a plus! Ill definitely be back.

Zanotto's is so much more than a sub shop. It's a deli, an ice cream shop, and a market filled with locally sourced items. But the subs are simply phenomenal. Grab a template and a pencil, fill out the order sheet, and let the magic commence. Is there a happier place on earth than an Italian market that serves made to order subs in the back counter? There absolutely is not! For a sub lover like myself, this is paradise.

It's been a long time since I've stepped into Zanotto's but I was in absolute awe. There was such a wide variety of different products and there so many interestings that you would never find at Safeway or Target. I found small quantities of fleur de seal which is amazing !! Didn't have to buy large quantities of this expensive salt, which is great. Also sun dried tomatoes and different kinds of tomato paste! Their dried pasta section was amazing. Lot of locally sourced items, and their ice cream selection was on point!! I LOVE treat ice cream and Straus ice cream, both local businesses that make high quality ice cream. Only thing to note is that the prices are kind of steep here, but I think it's worth it every once in a while.

Service and products quality are getting worse and worse. After two consecutive bad experiences at this store I stopped buying from them. I used to be a regular... I also sensed disdain and racism, looking back at older reviews here, on Yelp, looks I'm not the only one.

Used to loved this place for the fresh hot and cold food. Quality has tanked apparently in the last few years. Served me a cold sandwich which is a mess when I got home since they made the sandwich on a roll that's bottom was split since before they started making it so that when I arrived home I could pick through a blob. Burned my paninis and did the same, just wrapped it up. won't be back again after many years of patronage

We stop in whenever we are nearby as nothing in San Francisco competes with this quality and service. The prepared foods are delicious, the salad bar is excellent and the coffee is great.

Always a go to for lunch even though I work in DT San Jose. Service is always friendly and everything is always fresh. Love this place and quality!

I love the selection and deli sandwiches at Zanotto's. They've never let me down in terms of food. 10/10 would recommend. However, when I went with my grandmother, the cashier named Jimmy was extremely rude. In fact, he didn't say a single word to us and kept giving a look of disdain. (Wait...he did ask, "You want a bag," with emphasis on the lack of a question mark.) We didn't even get a thank you at the end of our transaction. He just handed my grandmother her change and turned around. I said thank you (because I was taught manners) and he just turned his head like he was caught off guard, and still didn't say anything. Because he was friendly to the (non-POC) people ahead of us, I couldn't help but feel that the silence and look of disdain had something to do with the fact that we are Asian Pacific Islander. I hate to think that, but I'm pretty sure I read the room correctly. What a shame.

I order from Zanotto's at least one a week! I order their brown bag lunch with comes with a huge sandwich, your choice of soda, an oatmeal OR chocolate chip cookie AND a side dish. It's amazing! I always get the salami and honey Turkey (both cold). Sometimes I switch between ciabatta bread and sourdough. Both breads are so fresh and tasty! Been happy with the meat portion as well, very full after half a sandwich! Why I love this place; quality is so good. Meat and bread is fresh and they follow online directions perfectly for ingredients/cheese options. Wish they'd have chips though :)

Love coming here for their fresh and tasty sandwiches. I love their turkey combined with their pesto. Love that you can customize it to your liking. You first fill out the form and give it to one of the workers behind the deli and the service is always very quick and thoughtful. There are a lot of good homemade baked goods around like their banana bread. There is a patio outside to enjoy your sandwich or the many sides they have in their deli case. It is a very relaxing environment and great for a quick lunch as well as some good local/organic grocery shopping!

OBESSED WITH THIS PLACE. 1. Delicious Hefty Sandwiches 2. Not your average Grocery Selection! 3. Prices are fair! Quality is Great! Head to the butcher area and you'll find the sheet of paper to fill out to order your sandwich. Fill it out and choose exactly what you want, hand it to the amazing sandwich makers then you patiently wait for your sandwich. Best $9.99 you'll spend. While waiting for my sandwich, I like to browse around for groceries (great variety/selection) then I normally end up in the "build your own salad" section and put together a nice tasty salad. Large salad - $9.99 a pound :) Another awesome thing in the salad area, there's a section where you can order MORE SANDWICHES. I have yet to try (because I'm so caught up with the build your sandwich) but I definitely plan to very soon! Staff has been super friendly and helpful every visit! This store is one of a kind and a personal favorite :)

Zanotto's Family Market is one of the best family-run grocery stores in San Jose. I can't recall the number of times I have been to this specific location, but every single time, it has been a positive experience. I mainly come here for the guanciale, the pasta, the produce, the local ice cream, and the delicious deli sandwiches. Seriously, that Brown Bag combo is nothing to scoff at. The quality of ingredients here are so spectacular, I can only imagine what their salad bar is like. They also import their own baked goods (think breads and pies from Watsonville) and have their own wine selection. There is usually a worker there who is knowledgeable enough about the wine to assist you if you need help selecting the right bottle. I vividly recall a time where I had misplaced my phone here. I had only realized it was missing when I got to my car and noticed my phone's Bluetooth feature wasn't activated. Coming back to this place, they keep lost and misplaced items inside a safe. The owner of the location wanted to make sure that phone was mine, and after confirming, let me know they will always watch out for their customers. Something about that story stood out to me. There's no other Italian-themed grocery store like it. Valley Fair opened up Eataly several months ago, yet their steep price points could not hope to compare with Zanotto's. For example, Italian Parsley at Zanotto's is $1.50/lb while at Eataly, it's $2.50/lb. And the guanciale at Zanotto's is a whopping 3x cheaper by weight than at Eataly's if I'm not mistaken. I don't want to argue about it. Zanotto's is just simply one of the best grocery stores the city has to offer.

Was in the area craving dutch crunch, and ended up here. Parking was a little cramped, but it's a nice place with outdoor seating and you can shop while you wait for your sandwich. The wait isn't long at all, though. They had it done in around 10 minutes, and I'd say that's pretty good for 12pm on a Friday. No fuss with ordering- just write down what you want and leave it on the counter. The flavors were good, but of course they are. Friends, you choose the ingredients you want in there and if it sucks then that's on you. I will say that I was super into their rosemary ham, and the pepper turkey wasn't bad either. The dutch crunch slapped hard and I consider my cravings perfectly satisfied. 10/10 This review is mainly for the deli, but this is a grocery as well with a lot of house-made products, so definitely check those out as well!

Such a well stocked store! They have an excellent deli & the staff is always sweet. Will be coming again!

The bread was definitely on the tougher side, so there was a lot of chewing. I'd recommend getting any sort of softer bread instead of the Dutch crunch. It was also quite salty, but if you have a wet mouth, you will definitely enjoy.

This grocery store is a gem, offering a selection reminiscent of Whole Foods but with even more variety and high-end products. The highlight is undoubtedly the deli, serving authentic Italian sandwiches that are absolutely delicious and make for a perfect quick meal. Plus, there are tables outside where you can enjoy your sandwich in the sunshine. It's a fantastic spot for a quality bite.

Pre ordered the seasoned prime rib was simply the best piece of meat I ever have boughten.

A staple in San Jose! Came here for lunch and went to the back deli (not the panini deli) for a bbq tri tip on dutch crunch, and they really heard me when I asked for extra lettuce Meat was super tender, sauce was smokey and just sweet enough, and sandwich was huge! Also got what I can best describe as a california roll meets spring roll(?) with sriracha mayo which was YUM.

It was a great experience when I visited your store. But I noticed that you don't have this resist bars, I just saw this one from my cousin hoping to see them on your store. Is there any chance yo have them on your shelves?

Zanotto's is like going to Eataly, but everything is more affordable here. They have a fantastic assortment of Italian: Pastas Sauces Seasonings Wine Ice Cream And much, much more. Plus they have their ready to eat food areas: - one by meat market, made to order sandwiches - one in the deli area with soup, salad, and pre-made sandwiches. Not sure how sushi fits into Italian theme, but it does fit into the food ready to go theme, so enjoy. They do have seating in the patio area in case you wanna grab your food, and eat it before you get back on your way. Folks are very attentive to your every need, and they are quick to open up another cash register if there's ever more than a couple people in line. I really enjoy the experience of just walking through the isles and looking at all the wonderful Italian options to choose from.

It's quite the hyped spot and boy does it get popular during lunchtime, but Zanotto's deli counter certainly deserves it. It can be slightly confusing to navigate if you've never been before, but staff are responsive if you have questions. Definitely check them out, if nothing else for their fantastic sandwiches, but their market and pre-prepared sandwiches (which is a separate counter from their deli) also have quite the selection of goodies. Parking is pretty straightforward as they have a massive private lot. Seating is outside patio only with partial coverage (it is a market after all). Service is generally very responsive and efficient. As I mentioned before, staff has readily answered my questions quickly and they work pretty fast during their peak hours. I usually get my order in and take a quick browse of their offerings to see if there's anything else I wanted. Expect to first place your order at the deli counters (with a sandwich form) and then pay for them at the registers up front. Deli counter orders (for custom sandwiches) are at the very back of the market, but they also have a salad bar on the right which is next to their café counter (coffee and drink offerings) as well as Ditavola (pre-prepared paninis and bagettes). There was also some sushi being made at that counter too, so there's some more varied offerings than just their deli. If you get a brown bag (picking between chips and salad), the bag itself will have your cookie and salad, but chips and drink will need to be picked up yourself (look for the signs for drinks along the wall) These sandwiches are *packed*, bread was solid, and fillings weren't just filler. I didn't know how much I missed them since my last visit until I had them recently again. If you know what you like then I guarantee you will have a great time with their high quality fixings, because I have yet to get a bad sandwich from them (I can't say that's always true for my brother, but he wants weird sometimes). $13 for a killer sandwich, drink, cookie, and chips/salad is a pretty darn good deal too, so you're not losing out on raw value either.

after almost 4 years of living in san jose, i FINALLY got to visit Zanotto's. In SoCal i frequent a nearby italian market and i'd get one of my favorite italian sandwiches. Moving here i bookmarked this location and well...baby happened then pandemic.. anyway, for Mother's day i came here to celebrate lunch! The layout reminds me of the italian market i used to visit: with aisles of different italian goodies, small little produce sections, and in the back is where all the meat are. A felt of familiarity. i liked it! Got the Zanotto's sandwich and it was very delicious! The meat was packed, the bread was soft, there wasn't too much mayo. Every bite was followed by a "mmmmm so good." Overall it was a very satisfying sandwich ordered a sandwich for the kids to share, got them the italian meat, no mustard, just mayo and veggies. My son, till this day asks for "i want big sandwich" i woke up in the morning asking for it. the following day for lunch he asked for it. Dinner he asked for it. Well guess i'll have to make a trip to Zanotto's very soon to satisfy the little guy's craving.

I came here for their sandwiches that everyone's been RAVING about. This is how it works: 1. Enter the store and go straight to the deli/ meat counter 2. Take a Sandwich Menu/Slip and customize to your liking 3. Hand the Slip to anyone at the counter 4. They will call your name when it's ready The Dutch crunch and corned beef was the highlight of mines. Anyways, I defintely recommend y'all stop by and grab a sandwich while you're in the area!

It's kind of weird that I have never tried out this place even though I live close by and have driven past it about a dozen times. Well I wanted to get some great mushrooms for a mushroom risotto I was going to make and decided to check out the market. It was a Wednesday late morning and the parking lot was pretty open. Upon entering the store I was greeted with a friendly Hello from one of the check stand person which was nice. I locate the produce section and found the mushroom section and was not impressed by the selection. I mean it was 'shrooms looked fresh but I expected a larger selection. I decided on the crimini and oyster mushrooms. After packing the mushrooms away, I wandered into the deli section and was drawn to the sushi section. There was a large selection and all of them looked yummy and fresh. I guess it was good to get there before the lunch time rush. I picked a Chef's choice E which I think was made up of California rolls with fried tempura bits on top. I paid for my items and headed home. I opened the sushi containers and tried the roll and it was very good. The extra crunch from the tempura bits gave it the extra texture. If I am in the neighborhood I will try other deli items in the future.

Love this sandwich place! Definitely 1 of my go to sandwich place. If you are not craving a sandwich you can also have salad, sushi or / and paninis! On top of all that it's a grocery store! The parking can definitely be limited and I would encourage to avoid the lunch rush because it can be crazy!

Not a large spot and certainly not the cheapest, but gosh darn (family friendly and all that) do they have a well curated selection! Very european/Italian focused, but great stuff, more pasta than you can imagine and a couple dozen tomato choices. I prefer this over Eataly and with good reason. That reason is not produce, which does leave much to desire, but everything else. Crumpets, sprecher sodas, duck and stock bones, a great meat department, fantastic sandwiches and a wine and beer selection that rivals no one. The first ting you see on entry is a ton of local bakeries stuff, hell yes!

Great customer service and friendly staff! The sandwiches are also VERY DELIVIOUS and fresh! I did the brown bag meal and for what you pay, it's for sure worth every penny!

Excellent customer service! The staff has gone above and beyond to try to help me, particularly the staff at the meat department. There are a lot of goods that you wouldn't typically see at other stores. My purpose for coming here was to buy some meatballs since I was too lazy to make my own for the spaghetti I was making. I'm not sure whether they were made in house or bought from another company, but they were SO delicious! The texture was perfectly tender with a slight bounce. You could taste the cheeses and meatiness as well. They didn't dry out after cooking in the sauce for a while either. I'd definitely be back to buy more next time!

Was in the mood for a sandwich and found this family owned market on Yelp with great reviews. I loved the cute vibe once you walk inside and how every shelf was pretty much fully stocked. I went to the back where the deli section was and ordered a custom sandwich (Turkey on Dutch crunch). It came with a side or chips and a drink for $12.99. The portions were huge and it tasted really fresh. I also ended up picking up some random finds, like corn nuts fresh tortilla chip, while wandering around the store and also got some small cakes in their bakery/cafe. Overall this was a cute experience and I will be coming back to support this small business.