It's actually too awesome I'm angry I couldn't buy everything. They have every tinned fish, flavor…read moreof potato chip, and I got a fresh onigiri. I had to leave without any wine or sake this time, but I'll be back. It's all easily accessible but you can easily get assistance and questions asked. It's like an inter-dimensional convenience store, super eclectic, they have something you want for sure.

What a cool spot , came by here today and everything in the shop is so well curated! Unfortunately…read moreI was so full when I came in that I only bought one of the sip snacks . But I definitely wanna come back here for a bottle of their natural wine ! This is the perfect spot if you're getting ready to go on a picnic or have a little dinner party your attending :) Try one of the strawberry rolls they're pretty bomb :3

I was in that store and got in line to pay. The woman at the register asked me about paying for…read more"what you have in your bag" implying that I was trying to steal something. I will never go back there. I am Hispanic. I think that is what this is about! Prices in this business are not low, but having to deal with this of racism is not worth it. I wish I could speak to owner!

I really love Cookbook, I truly do, but I just had such a dehumanizing and upsetting experience…read morethat I do feel like I have to say something. On Tuesday, June 9, 2026, around 6pm, I was waiting in line to purchase a few things at Cookbook. The customer in front of me put her basket on the register and then went to grab a few more items. No worries. I moved toward the register to pay for my purchase while that customer grabbed her other items, but I was intercepted by another customer, a man (who apparently didn't see me waiting?) who cut in front of me to buy a loaf of bread. The cashier let him do so, cashing him out and answering his questions about some other items while I continued to wait. Once his transaction was done, he noticed me and apologized for cutting in front of me in line. Again, no worries. As I went to move up to purchase my items again, the first customer hopped in front of me, back to purchase her items. Or so I thought! She actually put more items on the counter and turned to me saying "I'm going to grab one more thing", before taking off to, assumedly, grab one more thing. I waited for a bit longer, while the cashier simply waited on the woman to come back to her items instead of letting me purchase my items. Annoyed, I turned to the friend who I was shopping with and mentioned 'I kinda just wanna put this back and take off'. This apparently enraged the woman who had all of her items on the counter, who was shopping behind me for her additional item, because she remarked "Really? You have that much rage in your body?". Of course, she hadn't witnessed that I had already been cut in line and had been waiting to cash out for nearly 5 minutes. However, as a Black woman, I knew exactly where her comment was coming from and that she would've absolutely never made a comment like that to me if I didn't have the color skin that I have. At no point in the whole saga did the cashier, nor any of the other employees, take any steps to intervene on my behalf, letting either of the customers who were so rude to me know that I should be next in line. It probably seems petty or minor, but the whole situation did ruin the rest of my day. And it think it was hurtful enough to warrant a conversation with whoever was working at that time. With customer service jobs, the core of your responsibilities are kind of self-explanatory. They're in the title!

Would love to come here but the hours are so limited I'm at work when they are open. But I'm glad…read moreto see a business like this near by.

I went to Grist&Toll yesterday while on my way to visit family in the area. I drove 84 miles, one…read moreway, to stop by this shop for the freshly milled flour. The retail shop is closed. I did not know this. There is nothing on the WEB SITE to inform anyone, including myself, that the retail shop was closed. I love baking my own bread. Absolutely love it. I've baked with this flour before and the product that come out of using this flour is wonderful. I really wish they had something on their website that the retail shoo was closed.

Such a cute boutique store I stopped at after getting my hair done down the street. They have a lot…read moreof cute artsy stuff, spiritual items, and organic skin care. I loved the variety and I ended up buying a cute birthday card, birthday spells, candles, and a bar of soap. All 4 came out to about $40 which is a little higher but it is all locally sourced & owned so I don't mind paying a bit more.

Cutest boutique in highland park! It's my favorite shop in the area, they have such a great variety…read moreor items (creative candles, unique cards, organic and clean cosmetics, dog treats, quality jewelry). They have everything you need!

One of the best butcher shops in all of LA County not only they have a variety of meats that fits…read moreall forms of budgets, but it's also top notch high-quality proteins with amazing prices. They also provide barbecue services for catering. I love all of the meats we've tried so far and the employees here are just absolutely amazing. I have worked back to back with Edgar for some of my family events on a weekly basis and he has been the most professional kind and helpful person ever. Thank you Edgar and thank you Legacy. The location is absolutely spotless and you can tell they're constantly cleaning. They also have very unique sauces and salads that you could take to go as well. One stop shop for all your diverse barbecue needs.

Wow wow wow, service is 10/10. The staff and owners are so friendly, helpful and accommodating. The…read moredisplays of the meat, fish, and other products are truly so nice to look at. The ambiance is so clean and modern. Highly recommend coming here to get your bbq!!

Great local spot here on York Blvd . I'm late to the game but I'm grateful I stumbled upon it …read more... I had to grab a quick bite to eat ... so I gave Potluck Local a try! Great decision .. I tried their cold noodle salad which was delicious and healthy .. lots of greens and veggies .. I also tried their Yuzu natural sparkling beverage along with a green tea rice crispy treat which was very very good .. Perfect healthy lunch at a very quiet and peaceful spot .. beautiful weather to sit outside .. I'll be back to do a little shopping next time I'm in the area as they carry many high quality organic and unique products!! A very nice husband and wife team run the show I'll be seeing you real soon

I was en route to Queens Raw Bar and popped in to check this place out. Potluck Local is a…read moreneighborhood grocery and bottle shop that has been in business for about a year. Inside you'll find locally curated produce, specialty goods, grab-n-go items, beer, wine, and there is even a section with cute gifts made by local artisans. Prepared food items are also locally sourced: Bread from Bub & Grandma's, Salads from Salad Baby, Burritos from La Palma. I'm sure the nearby residents agree that this woman owned business is a neighborhood gem.

Galco's will forever hold a special place in my heart…read more This is the OG grocery store we would walk to in the early 80"s. When they had penny candy machines, a big taxidermy deer head and the kindest owner. He once gave me and my sibling a big paper lunch bag full of candies! I love seeing the original check out stand, the little upper office where the owner would stand and the old fridge area where it once held fruits and veggies now old school candy bars. If you grew up in highland park in the 80s, this was the local market. How I miss those days! Highland Park is so different now! Btw Galco's makes some of the best sandwiches! Also if anyone knows where to get Stoney Tangawizi please let me know!

First: I used to love this place. As a fellow small biz…read moreowner nearby, I supported and promoted this place as one of the long standing coolest stores on the Eastside. It has such a selection of candy from your childhood, and for kids, random unique gifts to keep them busy. but yesterday...all that flew out the window. I approached the sandwich counter and asked the person working (an angry woman apparently) what her favorite sandwiches are. After she took a minute to complain about how she had been making sandwiches all day and her brain is fried and she didn't really have any recommendations for me (and was seemingly annoyed at me even asking) she looked at the clock and advised that I was 2 minutes too late to order a hot sandwich. literally the 2 minutes she took to complain about her job cost me the sandwich. now, if it was my shop and a nice family came in and asked me my opinion on something and I took a minute or two to say the things that she said I would give them a sandwich and make that sandwich be the last sandwich of the day, but instead apparently my money wasn't green enough for her. She shut it down and two minutes later was out the door. she was rude, and honestly it just seemed that she didn't give an F. Today I called the store to speak with the owner and the person who answered the phone gave me the runaround. it was clear that either the workers didn't want to connect me with the owner or the owner doesn't want to hear the complaint. this place has gone downhill.

The sandwiches were awful. Maybe it's just not my cup of tea but they're overpriced and taste major…read moremeh. Service was great and the girl at the counter was lovely but the price of everything was way too steep and it didn't deliver at all. We ordered the mortadella and the artichoke. We didn't even finish our sandwiches. Ended up going to a different restaurant for food.

My wife was in the mood for sandwiches last week, so I took to Yelp and found Ferrazzani's Pasta &…read moreMarket deep in Pasadena. I've been married to an Italian woman for years and have eaten sandwiches from Little Italy's all over the states to many in Italy as well, so I was definitely interested to order some sandwiches and giving this place a go. This small shop doesn't have much seating, but it does have a counter to sit at as well as a small section of pasta, sauces, drinks, and various other things for you to purchase when you walk in. The menu here isn't massie, but you don't really need it to be at an Italian sandwich shop so who cares? I ended up ordering the Chicken Confit which description is "Our newest sandwich! Dark meat chicken sourced from Cream Co. Meats, confited in olive oil, then tossed it with an orange-Calabrian chili agrodolce spiked with fennel seed and garlic that's bright, deeply savory, a touch spicy, and a little addictive. It all comes together with spicy arugula and tangy pecorino Toscano on a Bub & Grandma's baguette.". The sandwich was about $15 and I gotta say, it's not very big and it didn't really do the job of filling me up and neither did my wife's. The flavour wasn't bad at all, it was solid enough and I don't have any complaints other then It was simply kind of small for the price. Overall, Ferrazzani's Pasta & Market is fine. I didn't leave blown away by anything, and in fact I was left still kind of wanting to eat. The sandwich was fine, but I don't think the amount of food matches the price and I can't really see myself driving back to Pasadena to give this place another go, but hey, this may be the perfect shop for somebody.