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    Adams Supper Market

    4.4 (9 reviews)
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    New owners! Very friendly. They now have sandwiches and pizza. Haven't tried the pizza yet, but the italian sandwich was good.

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    Gardenia Market Deli & Pizzeria

    Gardenia Market Deli & Pizzeria

    4.5
    (234 reviews)
    5.9 mi
    $

    Gardenia Market and Deli in La Crescenta has hands down the best pepperoni pizza. I've been coming…read morehere with my son for years, and it's become one of those special, go-to spots for us. The pizza is always top notch--consistently delicious with great flavor every single time. It's the kind of place you can count on, and that consistency really matters. If you're in the area and craving a really good slice, this place is a must.

    Like many people I drive by Gardenia market on a daily basis but never think to stop in. I was…read morelooking for a different pizza spot than my usual go to's and GMD&P had good reviews, some making pretty bold claims. I went to order online and realized there is the common convenience fee tacked on. I decided to order the old fashioned way, go there in person. Then I can browse the store while I wait. It has the usual stuff you'd expect to find in mini markets. But there are hidden gems in the dusty corners like a vintage bottle of Trader Vic's Mai Tai cocktail mix. I didn't check the price but I'm wishing it still had the price tag from 1975 on it. Made me think of the Werewolf of London drinking a Pina Colada and his hair was perfect. Another good find was a dusty bottle of Crème de Menthe. It made me want to look up the recipe for a Grasshopper. I don't know if these old mixer's are for sale or just museum pieces. The sandwiches look pretty good, I'll have to try one another time. Overall the veggie pizza was pretty good, but a bit heavy on the veggies. I generally like fewer toppings, but everyone is different. I suppose in the future I could ask to go light on the toppings. But I'd rather they be generous rather than skimpy.

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    Large 14" Cheese Pizza. Xtra cheese & pepperoni. (Minus 2 slices. Sorry. Not sorry.)
    Large 14" Cheese Pizza. Xtra cheese & pepperoni. (Minus 2 slices. Sorry. Not sorry.)
    Veggie! Excellent omg obsessed

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    Veggie! Excellent omg obsessed
    Old Fashion Deli & Market

    Old Fashion Deli & Market

    4.2
    (126 reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $

    Blink and you'll miss it but if you stop, you'll probably come back…read more This place feels like a true neighborhood staple: part deli, part international market, part "what did I just discover?" The kind of spot where everything looks a little unpolished, but that's exactly why it works. The marinated meats are the standout trays packed with seasoned cuts that look ready to go straight onto a grill. Same with the prepared fish, which looked fresh and heavily herbed. It's very much a "trust the process" situation here. Inside, you've got shelves of imported cheeses, spreads, and pantry items, plus a surprisingly solid produce section. Not huge, but fresh and well-priced. Service is efficient more functional than friendly but they'll point you in the right direction if you ask.

    This family-owned corner deli is just the cutest little shop! There are a variety of Mediterranean…read morestaples and bakery flatbreads that are delivered every few days. There is also a deli counter with prepared foods featuring both cold and hot foods. The quality is similar to that of a restaurant, albeit a bit more oily. They also grill meats onsite, making it very convenient for takeout meals and for picnics. The quality of the produce is quite good, too. Staff is friendly and helpful. The parking lot is small but serviceable because customers don't tend to remain in the store for long, so turnover is fairly regular.

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    Inside - Deli Counter
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    Inside - Cashier
    Schreiner's Fine Sausages

    Schreiner's Fine Sausages

    4.0
    (365 reviews)
    4.4 mi
    $$

    Schreiner's used to hold a strong tradition and a wonderful practice of kindness and hospitality…read morethat went a long way... long enough to get the small and quaint establishment up to this point. And I was pleased to get to experience Schreiner's for a good 14 or so years up until now. But my visit yesterday with my son was the soul crushing final visit. Schreiner's has a new staff of younger people, many of whom exhibit an unfortunate lack of hospitality, and for an establishment that serves sandwiches and deli meats, if kindness and gratitude for your loyal guests is not enough for you to manage from your position with such a once great establishment, then you my young friends are without a doubt not cut out to be in the food service industry. I give Schreiner's a few years before they are shut down if this new staff has any say.

    I used to love going there because every employee made you feel so welcome with their warm smiles…read more The food is exactly what I grew up with in Europe, so I was always in heaven. I recently returned after a year away (May 2026), and I was shocked. The new employees were incredibly rude. There was no sense of hospitality whatsoever: no smiles, no warmth, and not even basic politeness. The cashier, for example, a young woman in her early twenties, could benefit from serious customer service training. I left with my favorite foods, but also feeling very disappointed and upset. This store has been an institution since 1952, but it won't continue to thrive if this decline in customer service continues.

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    Sandwich made using veal bologna and smoked Swiss cheese from Schreiner's
    Sandwich made using veal bologna and smoked Swiss cheese from Schreiner's
    I'd get these cookies again but they are a whopping $7.49 a box. I have seen these much cheaper at another location for -2.00 cheaper.

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    I'd get these cookies again but they are a whopping $7.49 a box. I have seen these much cheaper at another location for -2.00 cheaper.
    Berge's

    Berge's

    4.5
    (391 reviews)
    5.2 mi
    $$

    Just stopped by for an early lunch, first time here…read more The turkey avocado sandwhich was amazing Too early for the tomato bisque as it won't be ready until 11am, but I will have to plan a trip out for it again Staff was amazing, chef with the mowhawk was super friendly and personable

    My team and I were working in the area to help a wildfire-affected couple and found what looked…read morelike a great sandwich spot. We showed up and the infamous elderly woman with a walker was working the cash register. We asked for a bbq roast beef sandwich with chopped pepperoncini (the menu lists available sides and condiments, this was one). The old woman shook her head no and wagged her finger at us. We tried to push back and request the peppers, and it seemed that she wrote down our specification. We the asked for a Reuben with horseradish added (again, available on the menu). The woman made a disgusted face, wagged her finger in our face again, and told us no. At this point a gentleman from the back let us know that they would be able to accommodate our request, and the woman again appeared to write something down. We ordered a pastrami sandwich, add pickles. Again, finger wag. At this point we were told pickles will come on the side. Ok, understandable. Get me out of here. Ordered two more sandwiches with no specifications because we didn't feel like being berated again. Now the credit card transaction: Woman didn't understand how to handle the transaction, again the gentleman from the back had to explain to her that she can tap the card on the machine. After 20 minutes we received our food with absolutely zero modifications and no explanation. I guess she was faking writing down what we would like. Honestly, the worst part was the sandwiches weren't even great. For such a highly rated place, my entire team was disappointed with our orders. We could've made better at home with a normal amount of effort. Not worth the time, hassle, or attitude. Will not return, and left a bad taste in our mouths for the local businesses. For a town recovering from a disaster, you sure aren't friendly.

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    Adams Supper Market - grocery - Updated July 2026

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