I wandered into Del Oliva today not knowing much about olive oil or balsamic vinegar, and left…read morewondering why I hadn't discovered this place sooner. Eddie made the entire experience. He was incredibly welcoming, genuinely passionate about his craft, and took the time to walk us through a variety of olive oils and balsamic vinegars without ever making it feel like a sales pitch. He encouraged us to sample numerous combinations, explained the different flavor profiles, and answered every question with enthusiasm. You can tell he truly enjoys helping people find something they'll love. The shop itself has a warm, rustic charm that makes you want to slow down and browse. There is an impressive selection of olive oils and balsamic vinegars, from classic everyday staples to unique flavors that you probably wouldn't think to try until you taste them. Whether you're a serious home cook or just looking for a unique gift or something to elevate your next meal, Del Oliva is absolutely worth a visit. Great products, an inviting atmosphere, and outstanding customer service from Eddie made this one of the most memorable shopping experiences I've had in Burlingame.

An absolutely wonderful experience at Del' Oliva last weekend! I was over at my friend's house for…read morelunch and she shared with me a recent purchase of a pear white balsamic vinegar that left me speechless! We ended up going to Burlingame that same day so I could try it out for myself. Metered street parking at and located in downtown Burlingame, Del' Oliva is quaint and offers gourmet olive oils and vinegars. Their products are fresh and their customer service is top tier. Immediately welcomed upon entering by the owners and shared with us a few samples and combinations of extra virgin olive oils and balsamic vinegars on tap. You can taste the fruits in their vinegars. Fantastic variations that would elevate your dishes. I picked up a lime infused olive oil and pear white balsamic vinegar. Overall, would recommend checking out for all foodies and home cooks!

This is not my first time to this very nice market, let's see how this visit went:…read more Parking is at will or on the street only. Inside the market is a modestly lit establishment, but it works well for what they are trying to achieve. The market sells a wide variety of commodities and fresh produce; as well as items from other countries. The service was nice and friendly. I will always continue to come back to this outstanding fresh produce market.

I love this market in Millbrae. I didn't expect to find good Russian candies and goodies on…read moreValentine's Day over here this year, but I have found more than enough today. Their candies/chocolates/cookies/breads are all very good in selections and prices. Amazing. Affordable. Some items are much cheaper than other places. It's very convenient and successful in the area on Broadway. Fruits and vegetables do stand out. It felt like I'm not in the U.S. for a moment after browsing the aisles. Fresh fresh fresh! All items looked good. Not sure if owner is Russian or European, but it's a unique place for visitors. These markets are more popular in streets of Paris, France and other parts of Europe. I loved the fruit prices and wide selections/so clean and organized with passionate employees enjoying their jobs. Cashier was quick and experienced. Box of $6.99 Russian coconut almond candy was very strong in flavor and coconut/nice! The box itself was beautiful too. Tempting. Chocolates were all outstanding from the box covers. Most quality goodies can be found for under $10 per box/pack. Under $15 range is pretty decent for larger items. Not bad for a good find on Valentine's Day. I'll revisit next time. Great impression so far.

If you want to have a colon cleansing for the next 5 days, come and buy their chinese medicine. Had…read morea prescription for weak blood, end up being weaker from 5 days of diarrhea.

I had heel pain for several months. I tried acupuncture but it didn't help. I asked the owner for…read moresuggestions and he recommended medication and patch. My pain was gone over night. It was painful to walk.. I really appreciate his suggestions.

I am of Indian origin & this is the closest Indian grocery store so I go there often. The store is…read morewell stocked with popular items although sometimes it's a while before they restock. For the most part I find what I need. The store owner/manager is friendly & talkative. His nephews who help in the store & the newer staff newer staff are really pleasant & respectful. A small parking lot is available at the back of the store but I always manage to find street parking in front. Make sure to feed the meters as the street spaces are religiously monitored. Overall a good place to shop if you're looking for Indian/ south asian products.

They have a good variety of Indian/Pakistani grocery's that I've personally purchased. A family run…read morebusiness.

Greeted warmly once I set foot in the store. FIJI MARKET is a Cute little family-owned market on…read moreSan Mateo Ave in San Bruno, specializing in dry food products for Indian, Fijian, Polynesian cooking. The spices alone is worth the visit. They also have a good selection of different varieties of rice and grains, Indian, Thai, etc. and other pantry items. Nice variety of Indian, Asian, South Pacific snacks. They also offer a few Hawaiian shirts and knickknacks but what caught my eye was a small table laden with colorful Indian SILK SCARVES!!!! I came away with a bag of GARLIC PEAS (IT WAS GARLIC!) to snack on, bag of BULGUR WHEAT to try cooking at home, and a beautify lavender/gray SILK SCARF! The scarf was 100% silk and priced at $14.95. Yes, baby, it WAS coming home with me!!!!!! FIJI MARKET is an eclectic market where Indian, Fijian, Thai, Polynesian food products that may be hard to find. Again, you have got to check out the spices if you do a lot of Indian, Southeast Asian or South Pacific cooking. Parking is metered on the street where you pay at a standing kiosk. Mind your time parked there and you'll be fine. Apparently, though not by personal experience, their ticketing can be aggressive. See you there!

It has a small amount of south Asian products and not too badly priced wish there was more but…read morethere's not a lot in the area so I'm grateful for the stuff they have here anyways

Best farmers market ever!…read more The owner truly cares about the store and is always working hard to bring in fresh, high quality products. You can really see the dedication and effort that goes into keeping everything well stocked and welcoming. They now have fresh meat and chicken available as well! Highly recommended if you're looking for quality products and great service.

Awesome! Produce. Awesome dry goods. Awesome! Canned goods. And a variety variety of Frozen…read more Burlingame Farmers Market is definitely one of my favorite local stores. Excellent prices too! And for Halloween 2025, I love the fact that they put the Dracula Blood Oranges front and center in the store. I love blood oranges on any given day anyway.

Play on words, get it, to crush the olives for olive oil?…read more Anyways, that's as much mansplaining as I'm going to do. I really like this place a lot for it's wide variety of olive oil, friendly service, and fresh pasta and sauces. I can't tell which olive oil to buy for cooking versus a salad dressing because I'm ignorant, that's why I like coming here because it takes the guess work out of everything. Anyways, step up your olive oil game, grab some easy to cook pasta and sauce and feel like you know what you're doing in no time, even if you don't.

I swung by to grab some of garlic artichoke bread of they carry at their new location. Looks like…read morethey have some more new items like frozen empanadas 4 for $20. I'll have to try the beef ones next time. The section with tea is new to me too. I like that they carry local items like the biscotti and local honey. This is a great shop to put together a edible gift. I like their small bottles of truffle oil for my eggs/ pasta, to make my mayo yummy or add into popcorn. Great shop to have in the neighborhood!!!

I love Whole Foods. This location is decent and there's always parking available. If there aren't…read moreany spots in the lot, you just drive underground, and voila! So much space! I can usually find what I need and there's generally a good selection of items (both essential and just for fun). Staff have always been pleasant and helpful in the few instances I've requested assistance. I don't love how high the shelves are at times, primarily in the dairy section, but it is what it is. Fortunately I don't need items that high up frequently!

Whole Foods is deceptively reasonable, especially for meats, cheeses, pies, and anything included…read morein their very good weekly sales. It has a reputation for being expensive, but I have found plenty of things there that are genuinely worth buying. Some of my regular favorites are Fiscalini habanero cheese, Four Sigmatic mushroom coffee, Mary's organic chicken drumsticks, the Whole Foods jalapeño hummus, cherry or mixed berry pie, the field greens salad with goat cheese, and the Organicgirl clamshells. This is the kind of store where I go in for one thing and somehow leave with cheese, pie, hummus, salad greens, and a very specific coffee. I am also a big fan of their pre-made salads and family meals when I need dinner without the cooking. My only complaint is that the sides included with the family meals can be underwhelming. The green beans, in particular, are impressively bad. I would much rather pay the $35 and mix and match the main dish with sides we will actually enjoy than pay less and bring home vegetables nobody wants to eat. Recently, I have also noticed that the dessert and prepared-food sections often have items marked 50% off when they need to be eaten that day or by the next day. If you are already looking for a same-day meal or dessert, that can be a really good option. Between the weekly sales, excellent meats and cheeses, good pies, and the convenience of the prepared-food section, Whole Foods is one of those stores that rewards people who pay attention. Just skip the green beans.