Cannoli making class was fun…read more So the 3 stars is based on their customer service & how we were treated. 7 of us signed up for a week night class. We arrived late because we thought the class was 30 mins later than it was but we text them we were on our way. They were visible annoyed when we walked in & we did not get a warm welcome. I have to say there was only 2 people, a couple, in the class so it wasn't like we interrupted a big class. We were bringing the big class. And they had only poured milk into a pot & letting it warm up when we arrived so we had not missed anything. The whole class the women that worked there were not giving warm fuzzy vibes. It lacked fun & enjoyment honestly. We felt like we were treated like a nuisance & like we couldn't even laugh. The cannolis were good & we learned a lot.

We rented out the space on a Saturday afternoon to celebrate a friend's birthday. The space was…read moreclean and everything was setup when we arrived. They also have a nice selection of wine. We made the Sweet Ricotta Brule. They was a total of four people on staff to assist our class of 12. Everyone had a great time. I am looking forward to taking the pizza making class this summer with my son.

Nice service nice cheese surprise small selection they used to carry so much more including nice…read moreliverwurst. Did get a nice Irish cheddar

A hidden gem in the Trinity/New Port Richey area! Stumbled upon this place after getting lost. The…read morelady working the front, Bev, was a perfrct sales person. She answered my questions, offered samples with no obligation to buy. I ended up buying a bag of wasabi peas, brie, and a blueberry cheese. She had me sample a garlic dill cheesecurd which do squeak when you eat! And their most popular cheese...bite you back chedder. My fellow yelpers, you did not steer me wrong with that recommendation, what a phenomenal cheese! Ended up getting that and the cheese curds as well. Place is a little pricey but I enjoy supporting local businesses. Absolutely no regrets. Will return shortly.

I tried the Boozy Pig for the first time today (which is crazy because it's down the street from…read moreme) and happened to go at a super a busy time (1pm after the major lunch rush). it was so great to see business booming. Food was INCREDIBLE! I'm so impressed with how consistent the team/staff seems to be despite how busy they are with recent viral videos and an upcoming feature on Diners, Drive Ins, & Dives. They're open wednes-Saturday 10-6; Sundays 10-3 (brunch on weekends). I ordered the following with help from the owner: - the haymaker + Calabrian chili relish - Hillsborough hash + mojo pulled pork - boozy papas I need to go back to try the rest of the menu & their brunch specifically. The vibes of the restaurant are also super local community - everyone vibing. No frills

I got food poisoning here... I was in town and hadn't eaten all day, me and my dad came in for…read moresandwiches. We both ended up ordering cheeseburgers. I got mine with mushrooms and onions as well. Then we split an order of fries. The burger itself was greasy and didn't look like any of the other photos here on yelp. The buns were covered in greese. Not even 2 hours later I was uncontrollably vomiting. The worst part was this place seemed like a cute local deli and spot to get your morning coffee. I wanted to have a good experience, but I know what I ate was not right. It took me 5 days to recover and my trip was ruined as a result. I hope they fix this. I'd hate for anyone else to get sick! It was horrible!

I will constantly be shopping here now…read more Recently I read that food is more regulated in Italy so I went on a quest to find food made in Italy. This is the place to go. Yes, there is tons of food made in the US too but it's a good variety. You won't find everything that you find at a standard grocery store here. Off the top of my head I couldn't find Greek yogurt, cottage cheese or nut butter, but what you do find is spectacular. We got pasta and pasta sauce imported from Italy, frozen ravioli from New York, coffee beans from Italy, bread from local bakeries, and my husband loved the coke from Mexico with real sugar. We also grabbed cannolis from their deli. They have a substantial wine and butcher area. Also a a good selection of ready made foods. This place is hidden, but the parking lot is big. I will definitely continue to come here to shop!

Just OK is my takeaway. It was under construction in the…read moremiddle of the store so I could not get some items. I wanted Calabrian chiles, but they were apparently behind the plastic construction area. At the deli, I asked for a half pound prosciutto. They cut over 1lb due to lack of English. OK. I took it anyway so it was not wasted (the domestic was no bueno). It was old and dried out. There was no one at the meat counter, so I had to ask the deli guy to help me. The chicken breasts that were on sale were gatgantuan. I have never seen chicken breasts so large. The wings smelled bad when I got home to package to freeze. I had to toss 10 lbs. The reason I went was for the chicken sale. I am not risking food poisoning. The prices on most grocery items were actually higher than Publix. For specialty Italian items, the selection was just good. I did find guanciale and pancetta. Honestly, I would rather go to Mazzaro's or Moschella's. Their service is much better, and they have much more specialty items, plus they are cleaner and don't sell old nasty food.

Loved the quality of oils and random food items here. I picked up some quality truffle sea salt,…read morejam, olive oils and truffle salami. Everything was delicious when we got home and tried them. Prices were reasonable and I like how you can try some of their oils. The aisles were pretty tight so I wouldn't recommend bringing kids or strollers in here.

All right... I'm totally biased. My now wife and I had our first date in Hyde Park. We ate lunch…read moreand walked around visiting the shops. This was my first experience with Fig and Julep. I bought her and my now deceased father a bottle of special olives. A beautiful day with beautiful memories. I can't pass by the shop without picking something up. Recently, my wife and I were walking past the shop and we stopped by to get something new. It turns out the shop has changed ownership and I guess "technically" changed its name. However, they have not changed any of the signage. Doesn't matter... Same great shop. Fine oils for cooking, delicious olives, and I don't remember if they had jams or not... But I picked up a mango chutney. We were greeted with a smile by a very pleasant lady. Had a nice conversation and a small tour of the shop with new ownership. I still strongly recommend the shop. If you're in the Hyde Park area think about stopping by.

This is a cute wine bar and market in Belleair!…read more We had a bunch of wines by the glass - all were very good. A little on the pricey side. We also ordered the cheese board and a margarita pizza. They said the pizza is flown in from Naples Italy - it was very good! The cheese board was lovely, everything we ordered was top notch!

The Perfect Wine Shop! I have know the owner for over 20 years and he is a 'wine guru' in my book…read more He can help you find the perfect bottle for any occasion. It's a beautiful store with a huge selection of wine, beer and all kinds of artisan cheeses and meats. They offer wines by the glass and small plates, espresso drinks and charcuterie. Their craft beer selections will not disappoint. Give them a try!

Good lesson in mediocrity for lunch…read more Started off with the mentally absent guy behind the counter which awkwardly stared off into space while I repeated my order 3 times. On the 4th I finally got an "oh, what did you want?" Had the turkey fig and their Italian. The sandwiches are not hearty for $14. The days of a $12 hero sandwich are over. Taste wise, nothing really hit home. Very bland. The best part of the turkey was the overbearing fig jam. The Italian is not recommended. Not much Brooklyn about it.

As a Constantino from South Brooklyn (since 1910!), walking into Brooklyn South hit me right in the…read morenostalgia -- the smells, the sounds, the accents -- it's like a little piece of the old neighborhood tucked into St. Pete. The food? Forget about it. Every bite tastes like family Sunday -- sandwiches stacked sky-high, prosciutto that melts like butter, and mozzarella so fresh it might've been made five minutes before I walked in. This isn't "inspired by Brooklyn" -- this is Brooklyn. And the service? That's where they really shine. The staff here treat you like you've been coming in for years -- warm smiles, real conversation, and that old-school hospitality that's hard to find these days. You can feel the pride in everything they do, from the way they wrap your order to the way they say "Have a good one, hon." The vibe is easy, authentic, and full of heart -- the kind of place that makes you linger a little longer, just because it feels like home.

Came here on Friday for lunch since we were in the area…read more Place is beautiful inside and has lots of outdoor seating. They have extensive menu including cold and warm sandwiches, soups and salads. It's much more pleasant and much more beautiful than your typical deli place. Service was attentive and friendly. I had chicken sandwich and a salad. My husband had beef sandwich. Portions were huge! I would say it's like very much upgraded Panera Bread before it was bought by private equity and became a corporate disaster. Definitely recommend and will come back when we are in the area.

They definitely overstuff that sandwich! They are not shy on that front…read more I opted to try their sandwich that equals to the Italian. I didn't love the deli meat, not sure why, but the dressing and bread tasted delicious and willing to go back to give it another go! Plus try a hot sandwich. Service was very fast and helpful with all my questions! Plenty of seating inside and out.