Creamy feta cheese, spicy kabana, Kalamata Olives, and a myriad of other meditteranian delights…read more.. Yum! My only problem is that I put on a few kilo's just looking at this shop. Though for this type of food, its worth it! Actually, I do think it should be illegal to sell mozzarella by the kilo..... my hips do not appreciate it, though my tastebuds do!

What can you say about Farm Foods? Great Western District beef and other meat delights, ripe…read moreD'Affinois cheese, Genoese coffee, organic produce and that's just the start. Try it out for those hard to get ingredients and cook up a storm.

Fantastic meat, great service and lots of other great things to create an amazing meal.read more

Deli 46 is one of those unique finds hidden away in the backwaters of Lara. If you want that unique…read moreham, olive or other deli fresh find, then this may be the place to travel a few extra kilometers to get to. Well worth the journey.

My partner and I went into The Olive Grove yesterday, Friday April 5 2024. We were craving their…read morelasagna - which for me says loads bc I normally don't like lasagna. On arrival, my partner and I scrolled the Menu, even though our plan was to have the lasagna. At the last minute I changed my mind and had the Turkey Club sandwich. Not only was there Turkey, but also Avocado; Bacon; Lettuce; Cheese; and Dressing. I wasn't disappointed! It is one of the nicest sandwiches I have ever had! To come here, to write a review, based upon a sandwich, I know ..... odd ..... but thats just how good it was! The highlights of the sandwich: * The bread was light, fluffy and fresh as fresh could be. * The bacon was crispy. * The dressing that was on it but it was the perfect accompaniment. On another note, The Olive Grove is always clean! The only issue is that there isn't a lot of space between tables.

Update: They do not respect their posted hours. Menu shows deli platters as available until 4 pm,…read morehowever they did not serve us at 3:31 pm. Frustrating.

I'd be pretty damn happy if I lived in this village and this was my local store. Sure I might not…read moredo my full grocery shop here, but if I were looking for quality ingredients for a dinner party or some unique items for my pantry then I would be here all the time. There's a small fruit and veggie section as well as a nice range of wine, but what I loved most of all was the compact deli right down the back, complete with neon diner lights spelling out DELI. Like moths to the flame, charcuterie lovers will be drawn down here for fine cured delicious things.

Every good neighbourhood needs a gourmet grocery store and this is it for Yarraville. Whether…read moreyou've got dietary restrictions or just looking for products of higher quality or less jammed full of sugar and preservatives, this is where you'll find it. In addition to a good range of meat and everything you need to throw together a meal, they also sell wine and have a cute deli section. Being just a short stroll from Yarraville Gardens, this would be a wise pit-stop to stock up on cheese and charcuterie to prep a picnic.

If there's one thing I can appreciate it's a really beautiful grocer, and I definitely, definitely…read moreappreciate Cellar & Pantry. This place is BEAUTIFUL. Why, you ask? As soon as you walk in you are greeted with a wall of locally produced cheese. Can you imagine? I gasped at the sight of all that gooey, pasteurised goodness. And then proceeded to buy far too much. We also stocked up on some beautifully fresh vegetables, snacked on samples of locally grown strawberries and chatted to the staff about how beautiful their store was. "Oh, you didn't know?" There is a less-sexy area of Cellar & Pantry to the right, which includes things like washing detergent and home-brand chocolate - y'know, all those boring necessities. There is also a cafe attached that do a so-so coffee but a truly smashing toastie.

Jazzy music Sitting facing out towards trees…read moreMiddle of nowhere But coffee and food is amazing - great for a stop on a road trip A supermarket for the locals A fine surprise