Love the people. Nicole rocks. Coffee is yummy. great pastries and good vibes!…read more Tacos are great.

Clean ambiance and very lively. Service was nice. I went to work out of here for a bit and it was…read morequite nice! I ordered a plain latte, that was good! Their baked goods looked amazing but I wasn't craving anything at that time. Overall it was a good experience coming here.

I can't resist coming here when I'm in the area. The smells coming from the shop are too good. Such…read morea fun place to go if you're looking for any fancy spices. They also sell seasoning packets for like a pot roast or dip and it tells you what you need to buy from the grocery store to make it which is a fun and easy way to try the new spices. Also have a great selection of extracts and honeys to pick from. Very great staff as well.

The variety of spices is amazing! The shop staff are helpful & pleasant. It's a lovely shop well…read moreworth visiting if you love good food.

A friend who's opinion I really respect recommended Antonelli's Cheese Shop for a three cream…read morecheese. I wanted to get this for my book club soiree, but did not have time to make a visit as it is a little north of downtown. Antonelli's Cheese Shop is charming and quaint. While the shop is small they have an assortment of items to sell in addition to cheese - wine, sauces, jellies, etc. I was immediately greeted upon entry into Antonelli's cheese shop. Two other customers were being helped, however, I had a store associate offer me some cheese samples. While the samples were good, I was specifically interested in the three cream cheese. They had two choices to select from. I was hoping they had more. This is a shop you need to spend some time in to leisurely evaluate the cheeses. There was also a human size dog in the shop at the time. I don't know what is about dogs, they like to lick me. Guess what...I do not like to be licked. So, I jetted out of the store.

Cheese glorious cheese. Antonelli's has such a large selection of quality cheesy cheese…read more This is a small family run, local, cheese shop, but it packs a lot inside. They have wine, jams/jelly/preserves. Chocolates, and olives. They also have premade charcuterie boards too. When I came, they were giving away free cheese everyday of the week. The first 100 people that were in line. Free cheese? Yes please. As you can imagine, there was a long line of people waiting, and with the store being small, we were sent in in small groups. Couple people come out, couple people go in. As the line shortens and you get to the counter. You're given your free cheese, and asked what type of cheese you like. I gave my favorites, soft cheese, like brie, hard cheese, like manchego I like spicy cheese like hatched chili cheese or a jalapeño cheese. So after giving some examples of cheese that I like the gentleman helping me brought out three different samples and we tried them together and loved every one of them so I chose which ones I liked out of the three and then we moved down the counter a little bit, and the gentleman brought out another selection of three cheeses, and I tried those and told him which ones I liked, and they were all phenomenal. The gentleman that helped me was very attentive. He listened. he gave examples exactly what I was asking for and it was absolutely beautiful experience. even though they were packed and crazy and had 100 people waiting outside. He just treated me like we were just one on one. He took his time with me. I thought it was such a spectacular experience very personable. I walked out with 5 different cheeses. A bar of orange chocolate with dried cherries. And a baguette. And let me tell you, I ate so good during our Texas ice storm 2026! So here's the down side. Parking. There are like 8 parking spots in front. And a couple parking in the back. But beyond the back, there is a small pay with a QR code parking. It's a bit of a struggle as far as parking goes. There is no street parking. But I'm sure when you're not dealing with 100 customers it's not as much of a struggle. There are 2 accessible parking spots out front. Had a great experience. And will come back again.

Quite the selection of Eastern European groceries. The staff is nice and fast at the register. The…read moreprices here are average but that's how it is for imported items.

My wife and I have just discovered BEM - Borderless European Market - in North Austin. If you're a…read morefoodie, it's a gem! Don't miss it. It's the only place in Austin for Eastern European groceries. Coming out of a nearby restaurant, we saw the BEM sign and decided to check it out. We found a wide range of fascinating products, coming from countries such as Ukraine, Poland, and Romania. It's like a small convenience store, but much more interesting. After handling many products out of curiosity, we took a grocery cart and selected several items. I'm posting three photos, which don't do justice to the many types of products they have such as a huge variety of sausages, canned goods, candies, soft drinks, beer, wine, and breads. You'll notice that I like dark beer and chocolate, sometimes at the same time! It would be well worth your going to the store at 2121 W. Parmer Lane. It's pure fun!

Spread & co is a solid breakfast/lunch option!…read more We stopped in for a weekend lunch, which is probably prime time but the line moved quickly and we got a table after a short wait. The staff was nice & I enjoyed looking at all the breads, sauces, and packages goods they either make themselves or offer for purchase while we waited. I got the turkey sandwich and it was great sandwich! I also tried a bite of the breakfast sandwich and it was delicious. Will definitely be back!

I adore Spread & Co and they're often part of my Manor Road jaunt. We live just 1.5 miles away and…read moreI'm very glad to be so close to them. I'm a sucker for Prosecco on tap! My most favorite bar in Pittsburgh (walking distance from my old apartment there) offers it as well so it's a bonus to have that option almost as close to me here. I'm going on about it because I love it. I also love the happy hour at Spread. They have generous happy hour options but my fave is the $6 Aperol Spritz. Yes, please!! The butter board (available 4-7 pm) is to die for. Bread, French butter, and more. They do fondue for two every Friday that I still need to get in on. At lunch time they have a mini grazing board for one person filled with cheese and things and it's only ten bucks. I absolutely go cray for the grilled cheese sandwich. Two different cheeses and raclette, are you kidding me? Yum! Friendly and welcoming service.

I love this store. The produce is fantastic as is the meat…read moreand prepared foods The classes are so good. I have prepared many recipes at home that I learned there. Great wine selection.

Central Market is the place to go for specialty items from meats and cheese to baked goods…read more They've got an incredible selection of everyday organic foods. Helpful staff and a great cafe' area. They also offer cooking classes which I always say I am going to sign up for and never do. Definitely on the higher end of the scale for specialty items vs regular grocers like the sister store HEB. It's part of my monthly shopping trip for specific items, much like I do monthly at Trader Joe's.

Excellent service . Everything I ordered was delivered on…read moremy pickup time . Thank you HEB staff .

This is my primary HEB. I can't get home without passing a HEB but this is the one I go to the…read moremost often. Smaller than some but that is ok. A ton of Westlake high schoolers work here. All of the staff is friendly and professional. I haven't been a huge fan of the remodel but that is me not them. I see they are trying to use their footprint the best they can. The bakery department is amazing. Recently got a birthday cake from there and it was delicious and exactly what I wanted without having to special order it. I haven't see the cake again and feel like it was made and waiting for me for my special day. Beside the layout, which is not a huge deal, I have nothing but love for HEB. Honestly, one reason we do not leave Texas. We spend six months a year in CO and haul a ton of HEB products with us every summer.

They may not have the cheapest price, but they do have the best quality ! If you want clean,…read morechemical free, and nontoxic food, you have to try this store!

Local Pastures is a farmer-owned market on N. Lamar that I happened to discover while shopping…read morenearby. This small, inviting shop is dedicated to bridging the gap between Central Texas farms and city consumers. The store offers pasture-raised meats, farm-fresh eggs, small-batch dairy products, and pantry staples from local producers. The market specializes in high-quality, locally sourced goods rather than everyday household items. So do not expect aisles stocked with paper towels or other big-box essentials. Its intimate size allows for a small, carefully selected collection of specialty products. Beyond the marketplace, Local Pastures hosts supper clubs, butchery classes, and educational workshops, creating meaningful opportunities to educate its customers. I was intrigued by Local Pastures.