I'm a longtime local resident and I've heard wonderful things about the new ownership of the Meat…read moreMarket but haven't been in in a long while. Every Saturday we see them grilling out on the sidewalk on Wyoming avenue and wanted to stop by. It's such a fun tradition that's worth the stop off 75- you can take a walk around Wyoming Avenue to the Village Green or Crescent Park if it's a nice day! The shop is neat and cozy inside. They've got a great selection of wines and cold drinks. The only reason I took off a star is that the ordering process can be a little confusing. There was a handwritten sign for sandwiches, and some premade sandwiches in the case. But they looked a little bare- it wasn't clear that they came with toppings, could be warmed up, customized, etc. I took the leap and ordered one- the turkey and Colby on sourdough- and I found out that I could add toppings and that my bread was toasted. But I couldn't see them while making it to know whether it was made fresh or one of the ones in the display case. The sandwich was good- don't get me wrong! But it was a little basic for $13- mayo, lettuce, tomato (light on the toppings), red onion, and pickle. I think one thing that could've helped was some more specialty condiments- Dijon or dark mustard, a speciality aioli,etc. and the pickles were room temp dark green pickles (not fresh). Some fresh, crunchy homemade pickles would have taken this to the next level and really amplified that high quality meat that you're paying for. To the same point, none of the yummy looking salads or sides were labeled in the case. How much were they? Did they contain allergens? Could I get them as a side for my sandwich? Overall a great spot and we'll be back! But I'm left wondering if I'm getting the full experience or not because of the lack of ordering instructions inside. Oh- the staff were friendly and I'm sure could make up the difference! They happened to be busy because of the busy festival outside though, so I'm sure on a normal day they'd be able to provide more information.

This place was recommended to me for yummy wagyu beef. I was not prepared the difference in taste…read more On Saturdays they even grill burgers and hotdogs. I enjoy going in and browsing their selection. I wish they made some dishes more regularly like chicken fajitas! So far I've only found them there once! Employees always greet you and are patient even when you're indecisive like myself.

I started shopping here way back when it was Discount Produce. Their selection of fruits and…read morevegetables is amazing. You know that nothing sits around, because there's always at least one person restocking, and usually more than one. Their deli section is great, and they have a huge variety of cheeses.. Everyone in the store is always ready to help. i'm so happy to have a great, locally own store so close to home.

Country Fresh Market is located on Vine St. not far away from Ronald Reagan. There is plenty of…read moreparking l9t parking. Fresh fruits and veggies, a deli and a great wine and beer selection with wine tasting on some Fridays for a very reasonable price. It's a smaller grocery store but the selection and quality is great. The wait wasn't long and everyone took the time to ask me how my day was or if I needed help with anything.

Hidden Gem!!! Literally…read more So, your GPS/Waze will get you there but your eyes and brain will be lost. This is because it is literally inside the HighGrain Brentwood BrewPub. Once you've found HighGrain, park in the parking lot and go inside. You walk in and La Terza is immediately on your left. When you walk in, you can go up to the counter and check out the menu. Just hit the little doorbell on the counter if nobody is there when you arrive. They'll show up quickly. You'll also likely notice the coffee's that they currently have "on tap", if you will. They put the bags out front so you know what you're ordering. You can choose from one of their straight up cups of coffee to espresso or latte's, iced or hot. During this visit I selected a small black coffee and an iced vanilla latte. The black coffee was a Costa Rica bean that was bold and robust with flavor. I really enjoyed this. The vanilla latte was not sweet at all. So, if you're looking for something a little sweeter, I'd ask for it to be sweetened or possibly go with the caramel latte, as that was a little sweeter. They do roast their beans on-site. I was going to take a walk over there but the door was closed once I got my coffee order. I did buy a bag of their whole Peru sourced beans that I'm very much looking forward to grinding up and French pressing to perfection. Combined with HighGrain, there is a lot of space to sit and enjoy your coffee. They have a small bakery cabinet to check out and order from as well. I can only assume that the coffee shop and brewery work together, so you may be able to order food from HighGrain and have your coffee too. Would I go back? 100%. I'm looking forward to trying the beans that I purchased. If they're as good as the coffee that I had in-store, La Terza will be on my list of local places to get my beans from.

Great coffee, good service. The space was a bit wide open for the more cozy coffee shop vibe I…read moreenjoy because it doubles as a brewery etc., but I enjoyed being able to work remotely for a bit in this space.

Nope. Don't go. What a mess. It's 8:45 pm and almost none of the self-checkout lines are open and…read morethere's bout a 45 minute to an hour wait to check out. Besides the store is fairly dirty.

Between scheduling a time slot based on my schedule - past several times they sent notes order will…read moreNot be ready on time. PLUS when I place the order online is shows a few items out of stock. But when I get there to pick up order many items are not included. Plus, when their 3rd party starts to pick my items in the store and as they let me know items are out of stock there isn't a button to cancel the order. I use delivery and pick up when I have large order of cases of water, fire logs, firewood - heavy items. Furious!

Great people and the food is the best in town you can get what you want! So many things to pick…read morefrom and they good prices at these times of needs keep up the great work.I enjoy coming here all the time!

The staff at Humbert's are so nice and helpful! They are always eager to answer any questions and…read moreare just very personable. I stopped in recently for marrow bones, steak, and lamb shank. I needed the marrow bones cut, and they were happy to do that the following day (they'd already taken the saw down to clean that day). The parking lot sometimes gets a little full, but I've always been able to find a spot. It's hard to turn left out of the parking lot during busier times. The inside of the shop is clean and stocked with all the things you'd expect-- various dry goods and sides.

When gathering with family and friends, I love going to grab morning pastries at El Camino. The lot…read morein the back usually has plenty of free parking for customers, and it's a quick in and out every time I stop by. Most recently, I ordered two quiches, a ham and cheese croissant, a sweet potato casserole croissant, and a spinach feta croissant. All were delicious, and easy to share! The staff are always so friendly and if there's a line, it moves quick.

Great to have a real bakery on this side of town. Not the most amazing pastries or bread to be had…read morein the city, but great that this is an option on this side of the city.

This gas station always has competitive prices but lower prices for gas can be found a little bit…read morewest on Daly Avenue. The mini market has good specials and the products are now affiliated with 7-eleven. I would give this place a higher rating but it is a pain in the ass to get into and out of. It is right turn out only although some try left turns at their own peril.

Best pizza we have ever had. Service and atmosphere is great. Love it and will be backread more

Twelve08 makes a pretty good pizza. The outer crust has the right mix of crusty elasticity, and the…read moretoppings are excellent. The crust beneath the toppings is a bit soggy, something to work on. And sure, the lighting is reminiscent of Denny's, but nothing's perfect. This evening I arrived at 8:40, to be told the kitchen was closed. 20 minutes before closing. And the bartender seemed a bit put out that I did not elect to stay. When I had come for dinner. Tip for budding restauranteurs: keep your posted hours. Don't have customers show up to find they won't get served.