Village Market & Café Los Olivos

Keira Dazi 2 months ago

This charming corner cafe/market is a lovely convenience for this community. They serve illy coffee here (produced in Italy) and offer a quaint patio seating area overlooking the park. I recommend ordering your morning cappuccino in a mug and enjoying it outside. It’s the closest thing to a neighborhood European-style morning you’ll find in this area! Beyond coffee and small daytime meals, it’s also an easy stop for an evening snack, much-needed essentials, or that last-minute ingredient you're missing for a recipe you’re finally ready to try. It's also worth noting they have a deliciously curated wine selection that makes this place just as appealing later in the day! (Oh, and Friday night "Kabob Nights", need I say more?!) The owner and staff are very caring and treat each patron like family, which is exactly what you’d want to feel from a neighborhood cafe. This place also has lots of regulars, so if you come here enough, you’re sure to make friends!!

Megan Norton 5 months ago

So convenient and everyone working is always very friendly! Great spot if you need a sandwich for lunch or to grab a quick beverage any kind

Kateryna A 6 months ago

Staff is friendly.Selection is limited but decent for a small shop like this.Coffee is really bad.

Altarik Tarik 3 years ago

This place is a complete joke not to mention I had to wait 35 minutes for my sandwich and no one was there. I was the only customer inside the store and the young lady tried to give me my sandwich without a side and the other lady told her macaroni salad and it was only five macaroni pieces in my plate and yet I paid over $18. I definitely would not recommend this place.

Pej H 5 years ago

Definitely has a corner market premium making it more expensive than whole foods across the street and their selection is very very limited. I give them four stars instead of two or even three because of the friendliness of their staff. Improve your variety of different items or at least rotate through and two take your prices down for crying out loud you're gouging those that don't bother to walk across the street and pay less at whole foods, which itself is a miracle. It's okay to keep your alcohol prices elevated. Alcohol can have that kind of a premium because if you're going to come to the corner market with limited choice it's because you need some alcohol quickly for whatever reason otherwise you'd go across the street and buy some decent stuff for the same price.