We recently had two delightful coffees at culture coffee…read more We'd never been here before, but it had (as well as outside) a very relaxed, coffee shop, friendly vibe, in addition to the great tasting coffees. Culture coffee seems like a nice small shop which treats its customers well, we certainly felt that way, and overall we enjoyed our experience.

This place was the best coffee I've ever had. The lemon lavender scone was so good - fresh and…read moreflavorful. I will definitely stop here again and pass the word around to please try this gem. The staff was kind and accommodating.

The chocolates are gorgeous and amazing. And there is a ton of wine to try from all different…read moregeographies, terroirs, and varietals. Lots of options for mix and match, including ports and late harvests. You can buy a bottle to consume there with chocolates or take home. Lots of parking, big spaces, and cute accountremonts. Service with jokes and a smile, along with side car of information. Don't miss!

Riding around downtown we read some good things about this place. Husband and wife taking care of…read morewine and the chocolates. Throw in some coffee and charcuterie and it is a nice little rest stop. Did the wine tasting and grabbed the red from Uruguay. Fruity and medium bodied. Nice. Sit outside and enjoy the sunshine!

Cute coffee shop, has all the vibes you need. It can get busy and crowded because there isn't a ton…read moreof space between people in line and seating/waiting for orders. Their coffee is good, but we've been twice and each time they are either out of something or something is broken (i.e. no steam for milk so no hot drinks with milk), which could just be our own bad timing. TRY THIS LITTLE SNEAKY BREAKFAST SANDWICH! We unexpectedly ordered the loaded hashbrown with sausage sandwich (because they were sold out of most other things) and we had to come back to get it again because it is so perfectly delicious. It's a mix of hashbrowns/potatoes, eggs and cheese with a sausage in the middle. Seriously, so. good.

Been multiple times because (sadly) there's not many options in Venice (the city) for coffee and…read moreFoxtail is THE only coffee game in or near the Wellen Park area and ordered the same beverage every time: hot vanilla oat-milk latte. Every time I got a different tasting drink. Some good, one delicious, several watery, and one purely "bleh." Foxtail: please make barista beverage preparation a priority. Thank you.

Neat grocery store. This is like an Eastern European grocery store. They carry a lot of products…read moreI've never seen before. They also sell candy I've never tasted by the pound. We purchased about a pound of random candy and some cakes. The random candy was fun to eat as most of it was pretty good. The cakes were okay. We had some chocolate ball with sprinkles, a cake with berries on top, and a cake with frosting mushrooms. The chocolate ball cake was our favorite. I'd definitely come back and try some other stuff.

Nothing like the pictures whatsoever. To each their own, but they need to redo what they have to…read moreoffer in their store.

Such a fantastic find! Something for everyone with a broad variety of cultural foods including…read moreGreek German, Polish, Spanish, Mexican Jordanian, Brazilian, and Italian. Many of the booths have samples. Local fresh fruits and vegetables of every type, including tropical fruits, and some you may have never heard of! Cowabunga donuts is not to be missed, sourdough warm and fresh donuts were remarkable. Gourmet hot, sauces, pickles, popcorn, organic, dark chocolate. There's also a machinist who sharpens your scissors and your knives, etc., right at the stand! The paella stand is a sight to see cooking up authentic paella in the open air was just delicious. Aqua Fresca stand, Dole whip, fresh squeeze, lemonade, freshly roasted coffee, hot, or iced. Half a dozen artist playing live music, all the merchants have their doors open, offering Coastal, clothing, sterling silver, jewelry, candles, plants, and fresh flowers. Parking can be tight during the high season, but not too hard of a little effort. Bring sustainable shopping bags to make it easier to carry your purchases. Plan to spend the full-time from 9 to 1 as there is much to see and enjoy.

I'll admit I was not expecting too much after reading the other reviews but rest assured, this…read moremarket has grown and evolved since then. We were so pleasantly surprised! The markets featured at least 30-40 food and beverage vendors ranging from produce to prepared foods like pretzels, empanadas, ceviche and more. I ended up hauling home fresh orange juices and pretzels. The market was filled with live music performers and is conveniently located on the main drag on Dearborn St neighboring several local shops and restaurants. I enjoyed popping into the Culture Coffee shop to grab a drink before heading home. Overall, a fun and bustling market. It appeared to be dog-friendly as well.

July 22, 2026 - We had a close friend drop off a few boxes of Mama G's tastiest treats for my wife…read morerecovering from knee surgury. No pictures because we ATE IT ALL UP!!! A nice apple puff pasty and some kind of breakfast pasteries. WOW they were all very tasty!! We will definitely be going there!!

Watched for the opening of Mama G's Venice. Adorable shop…read more The apricot pastry was good. But oh...oh...oh this healthy loaf of incredible bread (they have a lot of options). My husband and I cannot believe how amazing it toasts up...great as a grilled cheese and w PB and J. We want to try everything. A plus. And appreciate the environmentally-sensitive packaging.

Love me a good farmers market while traveling! It's such a great way to get a taste of the local…read morefood and culture. The Venice farmers market did not disappoint. Their Saturday market is a mix of food and artisan vendors that span three to four city blocks. We purchased a variety of produce, cold brew coffee, chicken salad and olive salads. The surrounding businesses range from breakfast spots to bakeries and Italian eateries. You could make a whole morning of exploring the area. Parking was much easier than anticipated and the market is dog friendly,

Loved this little farmers market! Definitely try out the chicken salad stand when you first walk…read morein. Highly recommend the cranberry salad and the Buffalo chicken salad. We also stopped by (and got suckered into buying things after the free samples because they're just that GOOD) the German pretzel stand, the Italian ice stand (try the apple cider Italian ice!!!), the Italian bakery stand with fresh cannolis and cookies, the guacamole stand, and so much more!!

The large selection of liquor and fair prices. Very convenient and good parking. Friendly and…read morehelpful associates.

I went on a wild goose chase for craft beer and ended up here after striking out at grocery stores…read more I give their liquor selection 4 stars. They had quite a variety both in types and quality/price. I give their macro beer selection 3 stars. If you want Busch, Bud, or Yuengling, it's here and lots of it is cold. I give their craft beer selection 1 star. They had literally 2 shelves to pick from, and most of that space was taken up by leinenkugel. It was quite obvious they see craft beer as an afterthought. I gave the worker negative 3 stars once she told me she drinks Bud Light because she likes the taste of beer (guffaw!!) and "not that flavored stuff" that is craft beer. I believe perhaps she doesn't know what beer actually tastes like.