Oh my! Joanne Bondy's stocks and broths are awesome! They are so fresh and pure. The Spike broth is…read morefull of warm spices that will cure whatever ails you. It's just so comforting. We are in a heat wave and it was still the best broth I've ever had. I can't wait until winter to sit by a fire and sip on that! I also got broth for pets for my grand dogs. They are going to love it!! There's no onion or garlic so it will be easily digestible for them. I walked away from there with 8 sticks, broths and lard. Ohhhhhh, the jalapeño broth is soooo good too. And nice little kick on the back end. I can't wait to try each of items I bought! Joanne is a wealth of information and so friendly and interesting. Go check this place out and "stock" up on some great stuff for your health and your soul.

Great little place at the Farmers market. We tried the…read morelobster bisque and the chili. The bisque was creamy and flavorful, perfect spiking to bring out the lobster taste. The chili was great as well, true Texas chili without beans, it was delicious, but only slightly spicy. The other soups and stocks looked really good as well. They even have a window where you can see into the kitchen where they make it all. Definitely recommend trying it.

Bff and I had just finished brunch and were in the area when I spotted the Cottage Grocery. I knew…read morethey had opened but had not yet paid them a visit. I decided we should stop in for an afternoon latte, that would energize our holiday shopping to follow. We perused the shop for bit. They had TONS of ready made meals, so many that I felt a bit overwhelmed. I'm not typically a ready made meal type girl since I cook and bake most everything from scratch but I will say - the amount of them sort of through me off. I frequent Eatzi's, Central Market and Trader Joes which all provide similar options but I think not viewing them so stock piled in refrigerators helps, the display of them just screamed "pre made". Not sure if that makes any sense but to me, it felt off putting. I ordered a teddy graham oat latte and two fresh baked cookies, a chocolate chip and pb which were very tasty. I think for me, this is a nice option for non pre packaged food. The fresh stuff on the spot is more my jam.

I loved how cute both the interior and exterior were - so many plants to give it that cottage vibe…read more Although I enjoyed my latte, it definitely tasted more like a coffee than a sweet treat so something to keep in mind if you usually gravitate towards sweeter lattes. Parking does get full fast. Service was quick even though there was a line inside.

Always find exactly what I need here and great customer service at front end associate Wassim is…read morealways cheerful and brings great energy to the atmosphere.

I'm not a frequent shopper of Sprouts cause I don't have an extra kidney to sell in order to afford…read morethe items. However I was on the hunt for this apple that supposedly taste like lemonade that is sold exclusively at Sprouts. The sign showed them however they don't have them. When I asked an employee about them, didn't get the best response or customer service . . . Basically an "I don't know". Needless to say, my cousin found them, they weren't worth the hype TO ME.

Best butchers in Dallas, ! Always fresh, best cuts of prime…read morebeef and pork. Have been a steady customer for 15 years!, only place that had a leg of Lamb for Easter dinner.

I got T bone steak = $35…read moreRib eye =$44.3 2 pounds of boneless porkchop = 25 3 packages of boneless chicken breast = $46.25 Total $150.55 Why chicken and pork are as expensive as t bone and rib eye steak combined ?? I feel like I got ripped off and theres no price tag on anything at all. If I buy these in NY butcher it would be half the price

well, i'm living over in the gaston/skillman area these days, so i rolled into la micho for some…read morefajita meat. now, i should tell you that i do a lot of grocery shopping at la michoacana. i'm a fan on facebook. i am pretty loyal to their fajita meat. that and the el pastor are a staple of my diet. anyway, some are kind of gross. this one is one of the new builds and it is brand new on the inside. the quality of the vegetables was a lot better than usual. tomatoes are always crap at any la micho, but everything else was fine and extremely cheap as always. the cilantro was fresh, clean, and DRY. i hate wet cilantro. so i came what i came to get. supplies for heath's taqueria, which is open most nights i'm at home until about 9pm. mine are usually a little healthier than most, but tonight i got the fajita meat, and there is nothing healthy about it. but good god. stuff is so effing good if grilled correctly. but grilling instructions for fajita meat is for a whole other forum. anyway, clean, bigger, and decent veggies. i attached a pic of the tacos created from their meat. it is simply so good. i am like known for my tacos/fajitas among my peoples and no matter how many times i tell them that "i don't do anything to it. i just take it from the store and put it on the grill"..... they still claim i make the best. i'm actually so tired of trying not to take credit, i may begin to just take credit. make up a whole story about a 4 day process the meat goes through before it is up to heath's standards for consumption. so based on their fajita meat, 5 stars man.

Really good, authentic Mexican taqueria inside. VERY friendly, english speaking cashier kind and…read morehelpful to gringos like me deciding what to get. Great lunch value: Two meats, rice, beans and SIX corn tortillas... only $4.99.

I need to talk about Central Market on Lovers Lane and I need to talk about BP and I need to talk…read moreabout the produce section and I only have so many words so let's move. The produce section first because if I do not address it immediately I will think about it the whole time. Walking into the Central Market produce section is the closest a grocery store has ever come to making me feel like a child at Disney World. Not Disney World adjacent. Not Disney World inspired. Full Disney World. There are colors happening in that produce section that I did not know vegetables were capable of. Heirloom tomatoes in seventeen shades. Peppers that look like they were designed by an artist who was told to make a pepper but make it fashion. Mushrooms with names I cannot pronounce displayed like they are artifacts from a civilization that understood fungi better than we do. I have walked in there for one specific item and come out forty minutes later with things I have never cooked before and a quiet optimism about my future in the kitchen that has not always proven accurate but always feels real in the moment. I went once just for garlic. One head of garlic. I left with dragon fruit, three kinds of fresh pasta, a bunch of herbs that required me to look up two of them when I got home, and a wheel of cheese that I told myself was practical. It was not practical. I regret nothing. Now BP. BP runs the prepared foods counter at Central Market Lovers Lane and is the reason I sometimes drive there when I am not even hungry. BP was a high school math teacher in California for years. Years. Shaping young minds, writing equations on whiteboards, presumably grading papers on weekends with the quiet resignation of someone who has chosen a noble and exhausting profession. And then at some point BP looked at California, looked at Dallas, made a decision, and moved. He did most of the moving himself. I want you to think about that. This man, who spent years teaching mathematics, looked at a truck full of his belongings and said I will handle this personally. The kind of move that requires a certain stubbornness and also a pretty solid understanding of spatial reasoning which, given the math background, he had covered. BP is now behind the prepared foods counter at Central Market and is genuinely one of the warmest humans I have encountered on either side of a deli case. He talks to you like he has time, which in a prepared foods counter context is unusual and should be protected at all costs. He knows what is good that day. He will tell you. You should listen. Excellent store. Exceptional produce section. BP is the best part of the prepared foods counter and possibly of Lovers Lane entirely.

All time best grocery store for choices, prepared foods, and unusual and international foods. Fresh…read morefruits are great.

First of all, this is my partner's favorite neighborhood sandwich spot, so you already know the bar…read morewas set high. We rolled in after our morning workout and the place was packed, which honestly just confirmed we were in the right place. The ladies at the counter were awesome. I asked a ton of questions, and they didn't rush me at all--they answered everything with patience and good vibes. They even ran out of my partner's favorite salad, but then replenished it and made sure we got the size we wanted. They literally caught us at checkout to hand it over. That's hospitality. The sandwiches have street names, which gives it that real small-community feel. I went with the marble pastrami and it hit the spot after a workout. We also grabbed some drinks--this place has a surprising amount of healthy options. Enough that we walked out with a few in hand and a mental list of more to try next time. You can order to go or eat inside, and honestly both are solid options. If you see an open seat, grab it quick. Bonus points: there's a flower shop connected to the deli, so of course I wandered over and picked up some beautiful flowers for her. Perfect way to end a great visit.

I've been wanting to try this place for a while- I swung by this afternoon, I had their BLT with a…read moremini Coke and chips. It was phenomenal. The staff were all super nice and helpful. And they have a florist shop in the back- I walked back there and picked out this little plant for my office desk for $10. Truly had a good little time !

LOOOOVE this place! We discovered this place on our walk in the morning, looking for coffee after…read moreleaving our hotel room. Walked in and immediately felt warm and welcoming. The staff was incredibly friendly and extremely helpful. I ordered one of their sandwich sandwiches shirt on focaccia bread, which was heavenly. We also ordered a pistachio and almond croissants, which were so good. We will definitely be back.

First time in Dallas and stopped in here to check it out. Cute little supermarket with lots of…read moreItalian goods. I got an espresso ($3) & hazelnut gelato ($6). The gelato was sooo good! I would 100% go back for that. The guy working there was also really nice and chatted a bit about where they source their stuff. Go try their gelato!