sapore messo was a bit of a mess-o! as much as i like supporting niles and small businesses this…read moreexperience was just a bit weird. the products are not bad though. i've been to this store like 3 times probably and bought their olive oil/balsamic. their stuff is pricey but good and the flavor is amazing...and there are samples as well as smaller bottles. last time i went there was local raw honey too! as for the owner dude he is a little weird. i kinda feel bad adding to all the unfavorable reviews around him but like...a girl's gotta talk. it feels like sometimes he likes you and sometimes he doesn't. like sometimes bro be on his deriod and gives me the crappiest stankiest attitude and other times he is mildly accommodating. it's giving hormonally unbalanced teen girl. this is hilarious since yk..he's an old man. no offense. ALSO - the last time i went he was lowkirkuinely a lil racist. maybe i'm just imagining things..okay guys you're the jury! help me decide. i went with a friend (we r both asian) and he just like looked at us. okay cool maybe we r both baddies idk. we asked for recommendations and samples and he was like teetering between polite and pissed. AND THEN this white couple came in and he was like hey guys!!! lemme help you out!!! big smiles etc. me and my friend were just standing there while this guy spends a long time making convo with this couple, helping them out, etc. when they leave we have to wait another like 5 min for him to even consider our presence and his tone COMPLETELY changes. back to polite/pissed. i decide to buy the small bottle and he looks at me and says something like "wow that's not even going to last you a minute if you buy that" LIKE HELLO I'M BROKE sorry i can't buy a bigger bottle. then he just processes our purchase and doesn't say anything for the rest of the time. i'm still not sure if that was racist or just a bad attitude but either way i'm sending my white friend to shop for me in the future

This place is located in the Niles District of Fremont. They sell a large variety of Olive oils…read moreand pastas as well as breads, corn snacks and flavored popcorn. The artichoke bread which is made locally is DELICIOUS and is only available on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. There were other varieties which I'll probably go back to try. The owner helped us and gave us a brief history of the store and where the items were made. Very nice experience, I'll be back for an Olive oil tasting soon.

As someone who's recently gone on the AIP diet, I was pleasantly surprised!! Definitely going to be…read moreone of my new regular places thank you from an AIP girly

as someone who has the diet of a moderately carnivorous unemployed divorced man this place is…read morepretty good! i wasn't sure at first whether their stuff would taste good but it was not bad, especially considering the quality and mission of the business. also the owner is super cool location - in the plaza near ohlone. has a staircase going down (don't trip! a vegan GF chocolate cake won't cure a broken ankle). the place is very earthy, foresty, garden of eden esque. my question is why be so earthy in your decor and NOT PLAY AN ERYKAH BADU SONG??? badu the queen of earthiness herself. not even a shoutout. ugh. yall should be BLASTING her songs on repeat until people get sick of her voice service - great! got to know the owner sway who is super nice. noticed affirmations for coworkers on the wall, so cute! food - yes yes everyone is saying it's overpriced. lowkey it is. i'm not gonna complain because the quality is better. it is funny though that they're near ohlone which is chock full of broke teens so maybe not the best for business HAHA iced matcha latte (like $10 i think): not bad! creamy, nice color. a little too light on the matcha so don't expect an entire field of japanese grass in your drink. better if unsweetened trust me. 7/10 chocolate cake with vanilla frosting ($7 ish?): somehow achieved a deliciously light frosting and moist semisweet cake! considering their limitations that is impressive. 9/10 overall 4/5. fnf slays. if i come back and they play badu i will move it to 5/5. great for people with diet stuff idk (i don't play with diets sorry guys)

Love this place so much!! It's owned by a local family who are always there running the shop…read morewhenever I stop by, and that really comes through in both the service and overall feel of the place. Both the sweet and savory pies are delicious, and I like that they rotate their menu with a mix of classic and more unique flavors. It makes it fun to keep coming back and trying something new. Some of my favorites over time have been the chocolate chess, cheeseburger, and berry custard pies. All very different, but all really good in their own way. Would recommend this spot to anyone looking for pie!! There are honestly not a lot of places around that you can get crafted pies from, so I think they fill a niche market here - a market that I am certainly a part of.

4.5 stars Small shop…read moreand no pies were on display when I was there. Just trust that you'll get a good tasting pie. I got their chicken bacon hand pie. It was nice and warm. Tastes like how a pot pie should be. It was great on the go since I was chowing it down while driving to my next destination. I got some slices for myself to try, French silk chocolate was good. Unfortunately, it was melting (my bad) when I finally got to eat it. Chocolate whole pie for others. Got other slices for friends to try and they enjoyed it. Pandan had a nice flavor, they don't use extract which is even better. Lemon chess was good - great lemon flavor and creamy. Will need to get French silk again to eat it as soon as possible or keep in fridge when ready to eat, haha.

Ordered through Uber Eats. The korma was all liquid with no vegetables at all. Waste of money…read more Will not order from the store again!

Very good place to have dosa and filter coffee. Thanks for giving the good service and ambiance was…read moregood.

Small butcher shop that sell chicken, duck, lamb, and quail eggs, frozen fish, many types of fish…read morefillet. They also sell their signature hot tandoori marinade. The offal are sold here too like hearts, livers, spleen, and brains for exotic dishes. Ask the butcher how you want it cut for the meal you are cooking. No photography, video recording allowed. They don't want their employees to be in the pictures. Just check website and post card for updated prices and products sold. Customer service is 4/5. Ambiance, cleanliness of shop is 6/5. Its a new shop. Products sold are fresh, frozen and high-quality, so 5/5. I will come back to buy lamb for dishes that will make for family.

I walked into this location and it seemed like I had to wait to get help. Most of the meats are…read morefrozen. The refrigerators were full of frozen fish. The place seemed clean. The prices are higher than I expected. You can get better deals from business Costco or restaurant supplies if you're looking for large quantities of meat..

Most of Indian stuff is available and are at reasonable cost also they have branches all over Bay…read moreArea and hope they serve at lathrop area too

I'm Hispanic and sometimes I don't want to deal with the hassle of Safeway and mainly if I'm only…read moregetting a couple of vegetables so one day I went in and it was the best decision I ever made. They have fresh vegetables and are so affordable and their vegetables last long as well, theres not many but they have the main ones! Bought over 6 veggies paid less than $3! I will continue going.

A French artisinal charcuterie with a delectable array of sausages, pâtés, smoked meats, and…read moreextremely fine foods, like duck prosciutto and truffle butter. Enough said, right? Well, how about the fact that Fabrique Délices (a U.S. subsidiary of SAPAR) is based in the East Bay and uses local producers, like Niman Ranch, for many of its offerings? And they sell their wares at a wide variety of farmers' markets in the region? When you put this all together, it makes FD an outstanding source of delicious meat products sure to amp up the flavor in your life and bring out your inner carnivore. After passing by their stand at the San Mateo farmers' market for many months, we were finally lured into trying Fabrique Délices at the Saturday market in Half Moon Bay. Maybe it was the sunny skies and cool breezes, maybe it was the friendly salesperson, maybe it was the light crowds that morning. Whatever the reason, we stopped and sampled. Superb! There was so much to choose, but we settled on a French dry salami (saucisson sec, $11) bursting with rich tastes of pork, fresh garlic, cracked pepper, and sea salt. Sliced thin and served as an antipasto platter with even more cracked pepper and some cornichons, it is out of this world. It makes a great weekend lunch or light evening meal with fresh radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, mixed greens, and a glass of wine or beer. My first encounter with FD will definitely not be the last, as their catalog of offerings is simply too good to pass up. Next on my "wish list": their smoked duck breast, the chorizo d'España, the Rosette de Lyon, and their Merguez lamb + beef sausages. I am also tempted by their natural pâtés and the sausages made with game (rabbit, wild boar, venison). All in moderation, and all in due time. If you eat meat sparingly, as I do, you want these indulgences to be memorable. The French chacuterie tradition practiced by FD may well be your ticket to bliss.

Only average. Usedmiltiple times im the past. Their sausages are made with low quality. I had…read morealready contacted them a couple years ago to point out that regularly there are pieces or cartilage/bones in their sausages... just ate some yesterday and again: same issue. A real turn off There are better french butchers around

Love stopping here to check out their crystals. It's an interesting combination of natural foods,…read moresupplements and gift shop. Their prices on jewelry and crystals are really reasonable, I ended up purchasing a clear quartz beaded bracelet and a small crystal point. The staff are very helpful and I saw them sharing recommendations with regular customers. He location is in a random shopping plaza off Mowry with plenty of parking. They also have a rewards program, if you're a local. Fun little shop that I like to make time for, when in the area.

This shop is a hidden gem.....and oh what fabulous store with great energy! It's been years since…read moreI frequented this establishment, and I was pleasantly surprised by all of the different items they had. Whether you want crystals, jewelry, herbs, natural food or remedies... they have it all! I went in because a friend told me about foot zoning. Having an autoimmune disorder, I will try anything that might potentially find me some relief. My initial visit I was skeptical when I walked into the door and how this whole thing was going to go down. I was unsure exactly what foot zoning entailed. I met with Monica, the owner of the shop who handles the zoning and I instantly felt a sense of peacefulness and welcome. She answered my plethora of questions in detail and was very passionate about helping me. I could not believe that she pointed out everything going on in my body just by looking at and feeling my feet. She gave me alternative holistic options to better my ailments and I am glad to say I am off all of the Dr. prescribed medications and feeling so much better! I have told all of my friends and they have found out that Monica is just as awesome as I described. If you are thinking of stopping by there.....please do you will not be disappointed!

I am from Connecticut and this state is known for good pizza. Not from pizza chains, I.e., Pizza…read moreHut, Dominos, or Little Caesar, but pizza establishments owned by Italian Americans. I now live in NC, and there are very few decent pizza parlors. So when I don't want to drive to these places, I will get a frozen pizza. I purchased a Vicolo frozen pizza from Sprouts, thinking it would be good, because Sprouts sells organic food. I was so wrong. I got the sausage, pizza, and not only did I not like how it tasted, it made my stomach ache, so I tossed the other unopened pizza in the trash. I will not be buying this brand of frozen pizza again, instead I will stick to the Screaming Sicilian, if I choose to buy a frozen pizza.

Most frozen pizzas are not as good as a pizza restaurant, but this particular frozen pizza has to…read morebe without a doubt the worst pizza I've ever eaten. It was so doughy with no taste and no taste with the cheese or the vegetable . And I should know since I've had a pizza restaurant for over 40 years.

Food: yummy coconut water!! So fresh ! My first time here!…read more Service: good! Nice staff! Ambiance: very casual. Off of the busy street so nothing fancy! :)

Probably the yummiest mangoes (during the season) in entire Bay Area. We come multiple times in the…read moresummer. They also stock homemade Mexican snacks.