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    Queen Creek Olive Mill

    4.0 (1.4k reviews)
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    Gelato
    Aini R.

    We stopped by the Garlic Festival at the Queen Creek Olive Mill. It was so fun to try garlic gelato! We bought the organic garlic softnecks for $6/lb. The garlic I bought here last sesson grew well in my garden, so I wanted to get some more. The staff was really nice and shared which garlic varieties they are growing themselves. I was looking for the hardneck varieties, but they didn't recommend growing it here in AZ. They have a store filled with olive wood ornaments and kitchen tools, olive oil soaps, stuffed olives, variety of olive oil infused bottles (vanilla bean, fruits, alcohol, garlic, etc.). We will definitely stop by here again when it is less crowded (after festival season) to get Christmas gifts!

    Feel free to sample the wares
    Christine B.

    The QCOM is a really cool local landmark. I've been coming out for years to buy their special olive oil. Apart from the EVOO, we enjoy the garlic and vanilla bean flavors a lot, but they offer so many other varieties. One thing I love is they provide recipe cards with suggestions on how to use their olive oils, vinegars etc. to make awesome dishes. That's how we first discovered the incredible vanilla bean olive oil waffle recipe. Another great service they provide is the ability to sample most everything. The store features other local products like jams, honey, granola etc. They have the OliveSpa line of body care products also. So many great items to shop for! Many years ago we took the tour and learned all about how the olive oil is made. And you cannot forget the Del Piero Kitchen where you can come dine for breakfast, lunch, dinner or brunch. Oftentimes on weekends they have festivals or live music on the patio. It's just a happening place - definitely worth checking out.

    Ella L.

    What a fun place with beautiful, friendly staff! The selection of phenomenal, high-quality olive oils and balsamic vinegars is amazing. They also have a wonderful Italian market with aisles full of specialty foods, plus the cutest kitchen knick-knacks and gifts -- perfect for the foodies in your life. The food is fresh and delicious, whether you enjoy it there or pick something up from the fridge to take home. When the weather is nice, it's lovely to sit outside under the olive trees, and during the summer there are plenty of comfortable indoor tables. It's the perfect little getaway for a couple of hours if you're in the area. The 40-minute olive oil education experience was so enriching and absolutely worth it. Just a quick note - summer is much quieter, but be prepared-- it gets really busy in the winter!

    May 2026 - Merchandise
    Diele K.

    When my boyfriend was in town, I took him here to stock a few things in the pantry and grab some items for snacks/dinner. Loved how they've expanded the selection over the years, and I'm always impressed with their products. They offer sampling products, which is helpful and I've purchased items I never thought to try thanks to that. A few items I've enjoyed thus far (others to be enjoyed as I run through items on hand): - skewers from case: a bit pricy for the size, but still really good! I added balsamic glaze to the caprese ones to make next level. - Salt, Pepper & Rosemary Focaccia: very delicious and perfect for dipping There are still plenty of items that I have to try once I finish the products I have on hand. I'll definitely visit both to stock the pantry, and maybe try the cafe another time. Beautiful outdoor area if you don't want to sit inside, and I imagine is great 8-9 months out of the year once we survive another hot Arizona summer. Check this out if in the area and you love olive products!

    Bruschetta
    Alexandra L.

    So much has changed with the Queen Creek Olive Mill since I first reviewed it many years ago. Superstition Coffee cafe is no longer there. That section has been replaced with the Olive Mill's service bar. The retail shop has expanded - still the oils and vinegars that we know and love, but also other dry sundries like pasta, spices and seasonings. There's a little deli area with loaves of bread, focaccia, fresh cheese. And there's the spa merch - for soaps, balms, and the like. They still offer tours as well. The food is still outstanding. There is a lot of seating inside and out. But it does get VERY BUSY, so yes- during peak brunch hours it can be very hard to find a table. I don't go often enough, but love it every time I go.

    Benjamin F.

    Since we moved to QC we have been loving the olive mill! The staff is so friendly and always welcoming! The food is delicious and they have a variety so something for everyone! Their pizzas are BOMB! Don't forget to grab some fresh sourdough or other types of bread they have. In addition , I would highly encourage grabbing some of their homemade soups! The outside area has live music playing sometimes and it's a great place to get together with kids since it's so open and allows you to choose sit around a bunch of people or go off into a more secluded area. Another thing we did before moving here when we visited was did the olive tour where they give you a lesson on olive and olive oil! Very interesting if you love olive oil and cooking! This gem is definitely a highlight in this area for a good kick back, with good food, good vibes, and fresh air! Bonus, they have motorcycle parking

    Veggie calzone
    Mel Y.

    The Queen Creek Olive Mill is "Arizona's only working olive mill" and where their olives are milled into extra virgin olive oil used in foodstuffs and beauty products. A fun spot to visit! They offer a tour and a fun store that you can get olive oil, spreads, chocolate bars and tangential products. You can sample the olive oil but there's nothing to dip it in so you'd just be ingesting pure oil; it would have been nice to have a pretzel or bread to dip! I would have wanted everything to be made there but for example the pastas and pasta sauces weren't. And they sell other products from elsewhere. If I'm making a trip here, I'd want to buy things that are primarily made here. They also have several dining options (not sure how they're all related). I was pleased with the food we ordered: huge artichoke calzone (soft dough and good filling) for $22 and fish and chips (excellent fries), as well as a bakery that sells cupcakes, scones, cakes, cookies, brownies as well as gelato. We liked the cookies and scone though the latter didn't have the usual consistency of a scone). It was interesting that their Italian cookies were actually slightly cheaper purchased at the counter vs the already packaged box. They also sell cerreta individually wrapped candies. They have indoor and outdoor seating if you want to eat there. Employees were very friendly. I'm sure it is a more pleasurable experience going when there aren't a lot of crowds, as it is a tourist spot and has overflow parking.

    Olive tree
    Lindsay M.

    I originally went for a tour of the olive mill and that was amazing. Our tour guide Wolfgang was so knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. When we were done and looking through the store he would help talk through the different flavors and types of oils they carry/make. The food is delicious I had a canoli and a bite of pizza and I'd absolutely go back to try other things. They have a full bar. They were very busy as it was the last day for the sangria social and the day before Mother's Day but the outdoor seating is pretty vast and the musician was wonderul to listen to. I would highly recommend for a day date, time with friends or just a fun activity!

    Dirty spiced OJ (amazing!!! A MUST try!!)
    Emily S.

    I am really not sure what happened to the Queen Creek Olive Mill. I feel devastated by the demise. What used to be a lively family run business has turned into a chaotic, overcrowded mess. The menu at Del Piero has expanded and the quality has gone down. The coffee shop inside left when their lease ended which is incredibly disappointing because their menu items were amazing! (Wonder why they left??) It was one of the highlights for me whenever I would go to the Olive Mill. The service is probably the most disappointing part. Our pizza came out incredibly undercooked - the cheese was barely melted and the pizza was didn't appear to even be warm. Before we touched it on the counter, we asked the staff if they could please bake it a few minutes longer to warm and crisp it up and brown the cheese little. We were met with resistance and told they cannot put a pizza back in the oven even if it has not been touched on the counter. They proceeded to argue with us that because the pizza wasn't "raw", they wouldn't be able to remake it either. We eventually found a manager who was willing to remake the pizza for us, which we didn't love because we didn't want to waste the first one accepted this as a resolution to the issue. But to have to argue with staff - that's not right. We signed up for an olive oil 101 class and were told to meet outside at the meeting spot a few minutes before the start time of the class. There was a large group wearing badges who yelled at us and told us they were on a private tour and we could not join them. When I asked for a manager inside, the manager told me they were not sure why extra tickets for that tour were sold because it was sold out. The Olive Mill has become Very disorderly and chaotic. Seems their growth is happening very quickly and their training and customer service cannot keep up. I used to recommend the Olive Mill whenever a friend would come into town to visit or people would ask for ideas of local activities. I will not be recommending the Olive Mill anymore :(

    Gelato on the patio
    Stella R.

    This place needs its own zip code; it's huge!! As you enter the large dirt parking lot, there's an abundance of places to park. We came in on a Friday night so it was a little crowded however, the place itself didn't feel crowded. Walked inside, grabbed a menu, placed an order with a friendly staff member at the counter. We were given a buzzer and looked for a table to sit inside. Tables are spaced nicely and it was very clean and well maintained inside. There's a place to order alcoholic beverages. There's a nice selection of wine, beer, cider and cocktails as well as nonalcoholic beverages. Our buzzer went off and got our food which was so fresh and delicious!! After we were done, we decided to get some gelato and an additional order of the stuffed dates-yum!! We decided to sit outside. The area is decorated with twinkle lights and there was live music playing. There are so many nooks and areas to sit and enjoy outside....overall, it was a delightful experience from the moment we entered to the time we left. It was is so nice to see that there is a place that can accommodate young families, couples, include a wedding towards the back area and we even got to see a few prom girls all dressed up. This place is just beautiful!!

    Becca W.

    We were here on a Sunday right before they were about to close. We just wanted to check it out before dinner. The outdoor picnic area is chill and perfect for sitting down and taking a break. Inside the store, there are lots of olive oil flavors, along with a big selection of balsamic vinegars. They also sell beauty products made with olive oil, which are fun to browse. On top of that, they have different flavors of sangria and a sweet section with cookies and brownies. We ended up getting the basil olive oil and also a soap made with olive oil. There are two restaurants on-site, Del Piero Kitchen and Di Oliva. They also offer an Olive Oil Tour 101 if you're interested in learning more about how olive oil is made. It's a really easy, relaxing place to hang out, snack, sip some wine, and enjoy the moment.

    Caprese del Piero
    Lexi S.

    I just went here during the olive festival they were having, which I was unaware about while planning my visit. That is definitely altering my perception of what a usual visit here would be, but I mention that aspect because I feel like it made my experience that much better. There's a lot to learn here--I did the olive oil 101 tour. It was about an hour. It can be tightened up a little, because there were a lot of non-sequiturs our tour guide went on that made it feel like it dragged. I think the best part of the tour was the time outside, the video, and the tasting. Apparently, there is also a train tour, but high winds closed that one down for the day. For me, the food and shopping options were the highlight. I ordered the Caprese del Piero sandwich, the spiked prickly pear lemonade, and pistachio and vanilla chip cannolis. There isn't anything to say here except about how good all the food was. Before you leave, make sure to grab some olive oil for your own kitchen to attempt to replicate some of the great food.

    Bucatini with vodka sauce
    Lori A.

    I love all the new additions! Additional food trucks, more covered seating, etc.. The menu has really improved although I would love if there were more vegan options. There's plenty of vegetarian, but not much without dairy. The live music is great especially the Bruised Reeds. They played on Valentine's Day and we were super impressed with their talent. Also, I was impressed with how quickly our food came out. They were crazy busy, but the service was very efficient.

    Tapas's plate $10.58. Good for tasting not for a meal.

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    Is your olive oil cold pressed?

    Hi there! Yes, our olive oil is cold-pressed.

    Is Olive Mill dog friendly?

    Yes. There were loads of people outside with their sogs

    Do they sell wine?

    Yes

    Is there ever live music here? If so what days / times?

    There is live music for special occasions. You will need to check their home page for dates.

    Do you have misters in the summer time?

    Hello, Yes, we most certainly do! You can enjoy sitting outside on our shaded patio with the misters.… 

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    Yes. They have test tasting items near the shelves where the items are sold

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