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Olive Lucy

4.2 (9 reviews)
ModerateHerbs & Spices
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13 years ago

Great selection of oil and vinegars. Great store. I love the butter oil and the garlic oil. And the vinegars have great uses for everything.

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Great shopping experience. Very helpful staff and unique products / gifts

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The Spice & Tea Exchange

The Spice & Tea Exchange

4.3
(7 reviews)
14.5 mi

I love this store! Not only is there a full wall of different teas, but there is also a wall of…read moreinteresting dry rubs and herbs and spices, different salt rubs and a variety of pepper rubs. They even carry Spanish saffron! There are so many interesting tea combinations. The staff is wonderful. They told me that if you don't see the size you want, they may have in the back or they can make it for you. The teas are loose leaf and are displayed in both large containers and in plastic packs of 2 oz or 4 oz. We purchased a 4 oz pack of Victorian chai which has floral undertones ($24) and a pack of 2 oz jasmine pearl tea ($14). The jasmine pearl buds are supposed to open up when you infuse it in hot water. (A friend of mine gifted me this from Singapore many years ago and I was happy to have found this again). Prices are steep but it's a nice occasional treat.

I was introduced to this business by a friend after they gave me a sampler for my birthday!…read moreI enjoy the dry rubs for cooking and I was also given tea samples! I was in the Haddonfield area with a friend and when I saw the store I was so happy! I love all the spice choices and I picked out some new ones to try! Everyone in the store was friendly and helpful. The store has an online website as well because it is a franchise and if you don't see an item in the store, they will check the inventory online as well. I say start with a sampler and trust me you will find a favorite

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The Larder

The Larder

4.5
(13 reviews)
16.4 mi
$$

The best candies, the best jellies, the best jams, the best snacks, the best service, the best…read morefood, the best everything this is an old time mom and pop.Shop, this is so freaking awesome.I've been going here since i've been alive.Very welcoming atmosphere highly recommend you bring everybody here.It's small businesses like this that deserve to thrive.They care about their customers

I love The Larder, as I have been shopping here for close to 20 years…read more Everytime I go in, I am always greeted and asked if I need help. Today, was very different. First off, there were two people behind the counter, a young man and an older woman. I have never seen either one of them before. Usually, the staff wears green smock-style aprons with "The Larder" printed across the chest. These two people were not wearing aprons. When I got up to the register, I asked about a specific product's availability and was looked at like I was from another planet. I asked again and was given a quick, non direct, somewhat of an answer. Then after I paid, I said "thank you", to which both employees stood silent and turned away. No "you're welcome", no "have a nice day". That is definitely not the normal there. Also, I was not given a bag- I had to struggle carrying my purchases to the car. I hope the original owner is alright and was just off for the day. If today was any indication of how the store will be from now on, I think I will shop elsewhere. I hate to say what an unpleasent experience I had, as I have always enjoyed shopping here.

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Savory Spice Shop

Savory Spice Shop

3.5
(11 reviews)
18.1 mi
$$

Centuries ago people spent years travelling to find spices, now we can get most of them in your…read morelocal mega-mart. but there are still some spices that for some reason are not in these emporiums of plenty but that is where Savory Spice Comes in. Carrying spices that are not easily found. For me personally it's green peppercorns-a vital ingredient for a beef sauce Ii make for the holidays. When you walk into the shop you're stuck by the masses wave of the stock but the friendly staff is happy to help you find hat you're looking for. What speaks best for this store is that when asking in other places in Lahaska for the pepper corns several places said "try savory spices' that's right, they're referred by potential competitors as the place to go. Not a 'I can order them' but 'Try this place...' That says a lot about them. I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because it is a trip and you're going for something special, not general uses, I mean you can get paprika in the mega-mart. but for that odd ball spice, make the trip.

I have been ordering from Savory Spice for many years. Last year, they advertised a Black Friday…read moresale that simply said "Spend $100, Get $100". Great! It's the holidays, and these are good gifts. I purchased a gift set and waited for the code, which didn't come. Customer service informed me the $100 credit wouldn't be available until January. This was misleading when advertised as a "sale", but I figured I would wind up using the credits later on, and I went ahead and purchased another $100 gift bundle. Now I am trying to use the credits, and I've been informed that they are issued in $20 increments - ONE per order. I wrote to customer service because this is super inconvenient, but also prohibitive. Many of their items are more than $20. So anything I want to purchase over $20 (vanilla extract, gift sets, etc), the remainder has to be paid out of pocket by me despite having $200 in credit with the company. While they did send me a shipping code to use, they were entirely inflexible. Using the credits is labor intensive and restrictive to certain items, and I've had to go through and choose things based on price to add each cart up to $22, apply the codes, and then still pay the remainder. I'm extremely disappointed and I am no longer a Savory Spice customer. I will source herbs and spices from a company that values their customers and doesn't play cheesy games with "sales".

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Rolings Bakery

Rolings Bakery

4.5
(66 reviews)
1.7 mi
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There's a hidden gem in Elkins Park - a small bakery near the SEPTA station. I've been there…read moreseveral times and it's been a wonderful experience each time. We went there this morning to pick up a raisin challah - we were making French Toast! The challah is excellent - rich, soft and sweet, it has a tender, delicious taste. The raisins added an extra touch of sweetness to the French Toast. Then there are the numerous pastries and cookies. We decided to get a few Hamentashen (chocolate and poppy), a raspberry croissant, a chocolate and a raspberry rugelach, and the most amazing looking Sticky Bun. I'll start with the Sticky Bun. It was exceptional; a soft, fluffy, and slightly chewy dough - challah like, but denser. It was laced with a sticky, caramelized glaze, studded with raisins and walnuts. It was 'melt in your mouth delicious', and a must try. Next up - the raspberry croissant. This is not your typical croissant - I'm used to the plain, or chocolate - I can't recall having a raspberry croissant before. It's one of the best I've had. It combines a flaky buttery croissant with a sweet, tart raspberry filling. The Hamentashen were good - the chocolate was better than the poppyseed - as the later needed much more Mohn (poppyseed paste). The rugelach was good; the raspberry was too sticky, but the chocolate was fine. If you're near Elkins Park, and you haven't tried Rolings Bakery, it's time you did!

Terrific bakery. Best challah. Great bagels. Everything is truly delicious. I am happy they are in…read moremy neighborhood.

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Sticky Bun with raisins and walnuts

Olive Lucy - herbsandspices - Updated July 2026

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