Wonderful shop with enough cheese options to last a life time. Knowledgeable staff too!read more

I've wanted to eat at Kustaa for a long time, so I had high hopes, but unfortunately, my experience…read morewas a major letdown. I visited on a Friday in the early afternoon. It was pretty quiet, yet we were barely greeted by the staff. To make matters worse, another patron was changing their 2-year-old's diaper right there on the patio. It was completely "butt baked" and extremely unappetizing while trying to eat. Food we ordered : * Pâté Sandwich: The pâté itself was actually good, but it was ruined by a ton of mustard. I had to scrape it off just to eat it as the mustard completely overpowered the sandwich. * Salmon Sandwich: Very bland and lacked flavor. Side sales were bland. We had to ask for extra dressing. * Iced Coffee: There was something "weird" floating in my coffee. Between the hygiene issues on the patio, and the mediocre food, I won't be back. Maybe I should have just stuck with wine and cheese.

Cute spot with charcuterie and cheese. They have raclette on Saturdays too, which my boyfriend was…read moresuper excited about, as it's surprisingly hard to find restaurants that serve raclette (not just fondue) in LA. I called ahead to make a reservation and when we arrived there, it was an easy process to get in. Metered street parking available. You order with a team member but pay at the counter. The guys there were awesome - super personable and friendly, they were chill to chat with. We ordered the raclette (one each) and a chocolate tart for dessert, which they were kind enough to set aside. Overall, I'd highly recommend for a date night or intimate dinner.

Woman owned, farmers market curated, fresh and simply delicious with bespoke ingredientsread more

tl;dr even if charcuterie boards and boutique home goods aren't your thing, don't miss the…read morenot-so-secret farm-to-table sandwich selection Lady & Larder is no stranger to the spotlight. This tiny Santa Monica wine-and-cheese concept debuted in 2016, and their charcuterie boards earned acclaim from Oprah and The New York Times alike. During the pandemic, Lady & Larder ventured into the sandwich game, and the result was a resounding success. Nowadays, the not-so-secret "Secret Lunch" lineup of gourmet sandwiches is among the best in Los Angeles. The tiny Santa Monica shop shares the block with a Sherwin-Williams and a boxing gym. Cross your fingers for metered street parking on the trafficky block of Pico. Outside, red metal patio furniture is shaded by the overhanging storefront. Natural light runs through multicolored windows to the shop within. The mosaic tiled floor is effortlessly chic. The soaring whitewashed walls are minimally decorated, while shelves and refrigerators are carefully curated with wines, cheeses, tinned fish, and candles. The tablet register is set up on a worn kitchen countertop. Soft, instrumental music immediately feels welcoming. I've visited multiple times for early weekend lunch, and our Toast pre-order was ready upon arrival. We grabbed a table outside, and numerous takeout customers popped in and out during our meal. My favorite was the Disco Only. This elevated turkey club featured an impressive depth of flavor, from the sharp alpine cheese to the rich garlic mayo to the tangy pepperoncini vinegar. The thick-cut Bub and Grandma's sesame bread held up admirably well, and the arugula added a welcome fresh factor. The proteins were plentiful but were outshone by the other components. I also loved the Hot Girl Salami. The sweet-and-hot mustard and crispy baguette accentuated the rich, almost buttery salami. Meanwhile, the Venice Cowgirl was like a cheeseboard on a baguette. The sweet peaches and apricot-habanero jam dominated the subtly rich cheese or thin prosciutto, but the sandwich nonetheless proved to be a unique, summery option worth sharing. Lastly, the Yes, Honey elevated the ham-and-cheese with tangy relish, but the other components felt standard and forgettable. The service was friendly and efficient, and sandwiches ran for $15-20 each. Overall, the food tasted like the Santa Monica Farmer's Market on a premium roll, with sandos ranging from good to excellent. They are worth a dedicated visit if you're in the neighborhood, and I can't wait to work my way through more of Lady & Larder's menu.

Shout out to whomever created a Yelp for the meat and cheese department within Eataly. So, if you…read morehave received service there please give a shout out to their outstanding service here! Big shout out to Miguel he is phenomenal and I have been working with him for quite some time he always makes phenomenal recommendations for meats as well as cheeses and wines to boot. Doesn't matter the occasion he always has me covered! Over the years we've shared some phenomenal stories and I'm always grateful to run into him when making creations, and is I ran into while dining out I'd send a drink over his way. The meat and cheese department at Eataly is hard to beat! And, I highly recommend you head over!

Located within the Eataly complex, this lovely little counter has mouthwatering cheeses and salumi…read moreto tempt anyone! Although the prices are a bit steep, the customer service is stellar! A nice young man assisted us in choosing the perfect Pecorino cheese and the tastiest Soppressata salumi, complete with generous samples! Yum. There are Italian cheeses and domestic cheeses too. We choose a wonderful Pecorino Gigante Cantina ($25.80/lb.). The prosciutto and salumi all looked good, so we described what we wanted: very little visible fat and a medium bit of spice. Our expert behind the counter suggested the Giorgio Soppressata Piccante ($25.80/lb.) and sliced two huge pieces for us to try...sold! I'll definitely be back for the great customer service and tasty product! Yelp Challenge 2018: 36/100

Cold drinks, snacks and bomb deli sandwiches. Staff got that Venice vibe. Yall roll through.read more

Came for an energy drink and found a hidden gem come try their delicious handcrafted sandwich. my…read moreboy Felipe was on it bringing grate energy will be coming back thank you

This is the most amazing little cheese and specialty foods shop! The owner is incredibly helpful…read moreand knowledgeable about his products. All the food is just more delicious versions of food we'd eat normally--cheese, pasta, olive oil, vinegar, chocolate, produce, tinned fish, beef jerky--seriously everything you'd need. So glad this shop opened up!

Where to start???? Under new ownership and thank GOD, the new owners have absolutely done an…read moreamazing job with this renovation along with adding a deli and fresh cooked food, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday they have freshly cooked kebabs and all the meats are hala and delicious. The owner Armen is awesome he greets everyone with a warm welcome and makes you feel like you've known him for years, the hospitality is A1 along with the food and service. The employees Junior, Paul and Kevin are gems, I appreciate how initiative they are with their customers and service. Over all Davy Jones Liquor Locker & Market is gem here in Venice it's steps away from the beach. I recommend this spot to anyone visiting especially when they bbq on The Weeknd's starting on Fridays, GOD BLESS everyone at Davy Jones Liquor see you all soon

Walked in expecting more liquor store than market and walked out with several tasty groceries to…read moremake our holiday rental feel more like "home", there's an excellent selection of drinks both alcoholic and non, snacks to stock up beyond the usual chips and junk and a good variety of quality ice creams, cookies and other sweets. Sorry to have missed the BBQ that many other reviews here mentioned, I imagine it's worth trying too.

**This review is for Amore Italian Desserts, which is a part of Cheers On Demand and operates on…read morePostmates** My boyfriend and I decided to get some after-dinner desserts last night, and after weighing our options we ordered from Amore Italian Desserts. He ordered the tiramisu and I ordered the chocolate soufflé. The desserts weren't particularly cheap, but we decided to treat ourselves, because why not? When our food arrived, we opened the packaging and found that both were COMPLETELY frozen. I mean, you couldn't even get a fork through them. We popped the chocolate cake into the oven to see if it would help, but after we baked it for ten minutes, it tasted like a warm chocolate nothing. Then we tried to help the tiramisu along in the microwave for five seconds, but the cream instantly melted. For the best, maybe, because it tasted like artificial vanilla coffee creamer. We called Cheers this morning and were informed very matter-of-fact that "all the desserts are frozen." It would have been great if it that had been written literally anywhere on the business description or any of the item details. We won't be ordering from here again, and I recommend that you don't either.

Amazing. Decided to try bc hey "Safer at Home". Bought two bottle (point being didn't need to order…read morea case). I think it came 30 minutes after placing an easy order! Lovely fellow put it on porch, rang bell, stepped back. My husband opened the door said thanks and there you go! All in time to enjoy with dinner. I like that they rang bell so we knew it was there and stepped back to maintain social distancing. Will DEF order again! Anyway I can support local over amazon I'm in!