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Epicurus Gourmet

4.8 (222 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Excited to finally come here!
Dave H.

Gem of a gourmet food store for all foodies, chefs and everyone who loves an adventure in some of the best food products from around the world. Nice selection of candies, sweets, cookies, jams, pasta, sauces, breads, chocolate, snacks from all around the world. Gourmet Frozen croissant and bread ready to bake, large selection of cheeses, pates, and deli items. A wonderful store to find new things to try! Super friendly staff and plenty of parking. What a hidden culinary gem!

Epicurus haul
Nancy Q.

What a great place to get goods from around the world! From the outside it looks like a warehouse with parking lot. I could never tell from the outside that they sell food inside. They even have the pulling baskets just like Paris does. Super friendly and knowledgeable team that help us decide from the huge assortment of items. They have a huge variety of tinned seafood, French butters, and cheeses. There's so much to choose from, I was here for an hour to browse every option before making my selections. I was impressed they have vietnam white peppercorns because that's my favorite pepper. I feel like I'm saving on flight tickets by getting my goods here. My friend got bread, Pate, fig jam, and pickles to enjoy just like he did in France. My other friend got an assortment of Asian chili oils that she enjoys on top of everything. I'm looking forward to trying the seafood tins I got.

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Kelly K.

Located in a non-descriptive space, Epicurious Gourmet has a treasure trove of amazing gourmet food items. I don't know why I waited so long to visit! Upon entering there are shopping carts and baskets. Take a rolling one (trust me) and get ready for a wonderful store filled with food stuffs that will make you swoon. The neatly stacked shelves are filled with things like chocolate, jam, pasta, tinned seafood, chips, and pasta are all neatly organized. Tags indicating country of origin (largely from Europe) are helpful. There are refrigerators full of charcuterie, cheese, and French butter. Freezers have ready to bake breads and pastries from a bakery in Canada. It's actually quite overwhelming (in a very good way), if you don't know what you need. You'll definitely see lots of things you want. The people that work here seem happy and are very helpful. When we were looking at chips, one of the employees shared his favorites. The best part of the visit was meeting the owner. He was enthusiastic and extremely informative! He told us that everything in the store was sampled and scrutinized for taste and quality. He knew everything about the products and why they were sourced. He helped me find a delicious arbequina olive oil from Italy and tins of sardines packed it butter. Swoon. By the end of our visit my basket was full! While the items here are pricey I truly think that the quality is worth it. Parking is plentiful and conveniently located just outside. The store is clean and well organized. Bring your own reusable shopping bags because you'll need it for all the wonderful goodies. Definitely returning! LOCATION: 4/5 FOOD: 5/5 SERVICE: 10/5 VALUE: 4/5 AMBIANCE: 4/5 PET FRIENDLY: not sure CLEANLINESS: 5/5 PARKING: 5/5

Green tea display
Samantha E.

Their tinned fish section is amazing! There were so many options. I didn't know what to get. The grocer helped me choose and I'm excited to try them! I think I went into a fugue state because when I left, I had over $200 in gourmet items! I picked up some amazing cheeses, meats, tinned fish, olive oil, and French butter. They also had my favorite olive oil. I bought 2 bottles. They were smaller bottles than what I would normally purchase, but per ounce it was still less expensive than my usual 750ml one. Saving money on my favorite consumables is a total score in my book! I will definitely be going again, but maybe I will have to put myself on a budget. The whole experience was wonderful!

Hot DAYUM look at this Tea selection!
Pam S.

For food lovers like myself, there's no better place to discover true epicurean delights. From butters, pastries, and artisan breads to sardines, olive oils, cheeses, and caviar--this shop has everything you need to create an unforgettable dinner party or a beautifully curated gourmet picnic. I've been coming here for years, and it has long been a staple for me, and many others, especially during the holidays. It's one of those special places you return to again and again because you know you'll always find something exceptional. The service is consistently helpful, and the prices are exactly what you'd expect for thoughtfully sourced, imported items from afar. Respectfully reviewed.

Linda C.

Where has this place been my whole life?! We walked in hunting mizithra cheese (didn't have it today), and ended up wandering around like kids in a candy store except the candy is artisan cured meats, cheeses from around the globe, mustards, vinegars, olive oils, sauces, and all kinds of gourmet goodies. They literally stock over 2,500 items from Europe and beyond, with new arrivals showing up every week. The employee was super helpful and suggested a La Tur cheese from Caseificio dell'Alta Langa, (he said it's similar to triple cream Brie) and one of their French baguettes (baked in Montréal and shipped in frozen, how awesome is that???!!!!! ). We also grabbed a pistachio mortadella on a whim. Back home, we threw together a quick charcuterie board and let me tell you, that baguette was insane. 7 minutes in the air fryer at 350F and out came what might honestly be the best baguette I've ever had. Crispy on the outside, pillowy soft inside, paired with that La Tur (which I normally don't even like Brie-like cheese) and boom: total foodie epiphany. This place really is a food lover's playground. Whether you're stocking up for a special board or just want to explore weird and wonderful flavors you can't find at the usual grocery store, it's worth a stop. Honestly already plotting my next haul. Highly recommend dropping by if you're into good food and great finds.

Maddy M.

What a hidden gem! I've heard about this spot for a while and didn't really know what to expect. It's in a warehouse type building, so there's not much signage. It's pretty bare bones inside, but there are shelves and shelves of AMAZING products you can't find anywhere else. I did like two solid laps in the store before actually shopping because I was in awe of what they had to offer. An employee came over and asked if I needed help and honestly, I didn't really know what I was looking for, but I told her I was interested in some sort of Italian chocolate treat. She picked out these cookies for me that I think have changed my life. I would upload a picture but the bag may or may not have already been fully consumed. They are called Pan di Selle! They've got pastas, sauces, candies, butters, jams, and sardines galore! They also have baking supplies for making bread for any sourdough people out there! I ended up getting the bag of cookies, a bag of pasta and a little jar of pesto. I can't wait to cook them up! I definitely think this would be a fun place to shop for the foodie in your life. Prices are not too bad, depending on the item. I can't wait to come back to do some holiday shopping! The inside of the store is very spacious which makes for a pleasant shopping experience.

Butter!!!
Reveka G.

I've been supporting this business for about two years now, spreading the word, and commuting quite a ways to get my preferred bread baking flour..... HOWEVER, with time, I found expired or near expired ingredients on the shelves and not the reaction I expected when I brought it to their attention. Even with all the social media hype, it seems that certain products are not moving off the shelves quickly enough. They agreed to special order certain varieties of flour for me but I had to persistently follow-up; the level of customer service promised or implied isn't what I experienced. This is a great little warehouse with lots of goodies, and I'll continue to pop in when I'm in the area, but I feel they fell short in aligning with the type of customer and home chef/baker who values freshness and quality.

Prices in 2026
Angela D.

My hubby and I had so much spending $400+ in 1 hour lol. We went throughout the entire store, picking out imported goods that looked good and fun to try. We got 2 types of caviar, beautiful chocolates, cans and cans of sardines, white fish, anchovies and everything we think we needed. I forgot to pick up French butter that everyone raves about so I will have to come back. Matty was so helpful and suggested food pairings to different things we bought so we'd have the best party of 2 assortment spread at home. What a treat and fun store to visit.

Nijole T.

Wonderful grocery store with a huge selection! They carry brands and items that are hard to find elsewhere. Don't pass up under frozen baguettes and croissants, they are imported and absolutely delicious! I always stock up on their pasta, sauces, and meats in the freezer, as well of their cans of tuna and sardines! Prices are high, but considering the novelty of the items and the quality it is worth the splurge! Plenty of free and easy parking and the staff was also very friendly and helpful, highly recommended if you are looking to cook a special meal!

Tinned fish
Roger G.

Great selection of canned products, with a vast selection of just about everything under the sun! We picked some nice caviar and all the fixings, made for a delicious afternoon treat. Not something I have the budget for weekly, but a nice treat.

A plethora of goods!
Lilian F.

A fun little shop with unique, curated items that you may not find in your average grocery store! It's accessible through a pretty empty side lot with plenty of parking. There was a decent amount of foot traffic inside and we had no issues with parking. Once inside, it feels like you are inside a large warehouse with racks and tables of curated goods. You can expect to find goods ranging from all your specialty charcuterie needs (multiples fridges against one wall with lots of cheeses, pate, meats as well as olives, crackers, jams) to items that you may want to experiment with in your home kitchen. They have a wide selection of dried pasta shapes, olive oils and even a selection of jars of duck fat, beef tallow, butters. If you're just looking for some fun snacks, they have things ranging from imported shortbread crackers to foie gras chips. They also have a selection of some Asian goodies -- but other than maybe some special shoyu you can probably get these elsewhere in a grocery store within the price mark up. Only giving it one less star because for the average consumer things might be on the pricier side but great place to explore for special occasions, gifts, or if you just want to be a bit experimental with your cooking/food! Definitely stop by if you love a good charcuterie spread!

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Seek this out if you're a foodie looking for stuff you can't find in regular stores. It's pricey but worth it every once in a while.

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If you love sardines. Please go here. It's little bit pricey but so much canned fish! It's just pretty to look at

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Ask the Community - Epicurus Gourmet

Do you carry Black Pudding?

Hi. Thanks for asking. We don't carry black pudding, but we do carry boudin noir sausage.

Hello, do you have prepared foods that can be eaten onsite?

Hi C.K., We do not sell prepared foods or have onsite dining. Thank you for asking.… 

Hi. How much is the bordier butter?

The prices vary depending on the butter.

Do you carry lamb merguez sausage by chance?

I was there a few weekends ago and did not see it in the freezer section.

Hello! Do you guys have Blinis and Crème Fraiche ? Planning to throwing a Caviar party and don't…

Yes we do!

Do you guys no longer carry Espinaler salsa and tinned fish? I love their products but it didn't appear to be stocked on the shelves last few times I visited.

No, sorry, they haven’t been available to us for a while. We do have a large selection of other (very delicious) tinned fish currently available.

Hi, do you sell Jamon Iberico?

Yes!

Do you carry Italian candies?

Yes! A fine line of Italian licorice and nougats

Do you carry Alain Milliat mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup?

Hi! We carry Alain Milliat mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup in the 30 gram mini jars. Thanks!

Do you carry panettone? Or can I order customized panettone bread with less sugar?

Hi. We have fabulous panettone, imported from Italy, available during the winter holiday months. Thank you!

Do you carry La Conviette mini french butter roll - salted?

Yes!

Hello, Do you, by any chance carry butter sheets for croissants?

Hi! We currently offer Isigny Butter Sheets by special order only. Please give us a call if you are interested and we can give you more details. Thanks!

Do you carry escargot?

Hi Trisha. Yes, we carry French escargot, in 1.5 dozen and 6 dozen tins. Thanks!

Do you have chestnut purée?

Hello Michele. We carry many chestnut items including chestnut spread and whole cooked chestnuts, but chestnut purée would currently be a special order item.

Do you carry Foie Gras? If so how much?

No, sorry, at this time (November 2020) it is illegal to sell foie gras within the state of California.

Do you carry any Panforte Margherita?

Hello. Panforte Margherita is a winter holiday item (November & December) and currently is in stock but can sell out quickly. Thanks!

Do they sell marron glaces?

Hi! Marrons glacés, if available, are a winter holiday item (November & December). Thanks!

Do you offer gift certificates?

Yes, you can purchase gift certificates at our warehouse in North Hollywood.

Does anyone know if they sell fresh truffles and caviar?

Hello Raymond. Yes, we sell sturgeon caviar as well as trout and salmon roe. We also offer fresh truffles, when in season, by special order only. Thanks! - Epicurus Gourmet

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Review Highlights - Epicurus Gourmet

“I got frozen pastries and I also got some French butter and their selection is massive with different flavors.”

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This small mom & pop shop feels like home. It's a grocery store and restaurant rolled into one. I…read morecame specifically for the food and food only, and I was NOT disappointed! Yes it took some time for the food to get made BUT that's what you get when the food is made FRESH. I literally witnessed their cooks make everything from scratch! No reheated burgers or milanesa here, I heard them fry that bad boy up and it wasn't too greasy, with the crunch just right. It was worth the wait. The torta de milanesa that I ordered was BIG, delicious, crunchy and such a steal for the price! The cheeseburger my kid ordered was good as well. I got the torta and taco combo with rice and beans, and it was SO GOOD! That was REAL Mexican rice and those refried beans hit the spot. The sides were on point. I'm definitely coming back. I keep thinking about that milanesa.

I have been buying marinated carne asada meat from here for over fifteen years. It's always fresh…read moreand well marinated. The quality is good as well. My family also started getting their meat from here everytime we have a family gathering. Customer service is friendly and welcoming. The store also has tortillas, alcohol, canned goods, candies, fresh produce, Mexican products and more. They also have tacos and Mexican food to go. I have also seen them grilling chicken outside on the grill and sell it. Nice Mexican store to shop form.

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Roma Deli

Roma Deli

4.4(665 reviews)
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BEST SANDWICH SHOP IN THE VALLEY and I'll fight someone about it. Real, authentic Italian meats…read morepaired with soft doughy bread and the perfect amount of oil& vinegar. Since randomly stumbling across this hole in the wall a couple months ago I have been back multiple times. My fav is the imported prosciutto sandwich, I can't get enough of it.!!!!! The people here are very kind and always take care of us well. The sandwiches are just so perfect exactly what u would think of when u imagine a classic Italian sandwich. Most of all I appreciate their authenticity among a sea of franchised sandwich shops.

I LOVE this deli, and have ordered from here countless times, as I can't always make it in person!…read more The Italian is delicious, and their cold cuts always taste fresh. I will say I usually stick with the soft rolls, as the "crusty" Italian rolls tend to taste stale, rather than crisp. However, reason for 4 stars instead of 5 -- they recently changed their online ordering menu, and IMO it's a disaster for ordering sandwiches. I've stopped ordering because there's no way to change or remove toppings on specialty sandwiches, no way to know what toppings are included on non-specialty sandwiches, and no way to add or select cheese (besides Swiss?). Seems odd for a deli to not have a clear layout for these options, and the previous version of their menu did a better job at this.

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Monte Market - Monte Market

Monte Market

4.2(20 reviews)
2.0 mi•Valley Glen

One of the most popular thrift stores in the Valley - actually, the most popular and it is…read morefantastic - resides in a old Circuit City building near the intersections of Victory and Woodman. You absolutely can not overlook the famous red tower façade. To the left of this, sits a small shopping strip and in this shopping strip: you will see Monte Market. The signage font looks like it employed the same branding graphic designer as whomever is behind retailers REI or Patagonia, complete with mountain images; but this is no sporting goods store pampering the hiking and granola crowd. Rather, Monte Market is an ethnic market (predominately Armenian, Russian-Armenian) and being European (100% Hungarian) means that I ADORE ethnic stores and therefore I made a beeline for the Monte Market entrance like a moth to a flame. Monte Market is a relatively small space but they fit a large variety of goods into the square footage. You will find everything from dried fruits, nuts, candies/chocolates, teas, beverages, cookies, fruit syrups for seltzers (us Hungarians love these) lavash breads, and other dried goods; to fresh produce, refrigerated items and a deli and meat counter. You can find a little bit of everything at Monte Market on your list plus can order meats for your events (or just your dinner). The great thing about Monte Market is that in typical ethnic market fashion, you will find imported goodies that you don't see in our standard grocery stores even if from brands we are used to for example: Oreo and Twix cookies we don't have at Ralphs, tea inside matroyshka nesting dolls, etc. Also favorably, I've found that items tend to be expired at ethnic stores and covered in a layer of dust but that didn't seem to be the case at Monte Market. Another highlight of Monte Market? I was expecting crazy, overpriced items due to imports and being a specialty market and I was happily surprised to find that prices were VERY fair and even less than prices at a Ralphs! Even eggs which are in hot demand at the time of this review were cheaper than most other stores including Walmart. Very impressive, Monte Market! My only complaint with Monte Market is that I felt very out of place. Everyone from the employees to other customers were starting at me. Did they know I'm not Armenian? Was it because I was dressed up in a sexy outfit and heels? Even the girl behind the register whom I tried to start small talk with cause were were both wearing  cropped black leather jackets; asked if I needed help in a way that was obvious she thought I was trying to steal or be shady. Relax honey, I'm not stealing ethnic foods and simply browsing. Other than that slight hiccup; Monte Market is quite nice with a desirable selection of goods that is much better than the other Armenian markets in the adjacent area (which, for the record, also always give me weird looks as well so maybe it is because I'm not Armenian. Meh).  I suggest Monte Market up their customer service game. Despite this, I still recommend this market for your Middle Eastern goodies or to browse after your thrift store adventure.

I'm shopping there time to time. Always happy with my purchases, because sometimes it's only place…read morethere I can get my favorite items which I remember from Russia. I absolutely in love with all Armenian food. The only problem they had is inconsistently of salads taste. Sometimes it's good, or hot it supposed to be, but sometimes absolutely wrong. I hope they fix it)) It's not a big deal for people who know the recipe. Oh! And the bakery section is delicious. Hope, it's gonna grow as well! I know it's all coming for "big brother " shop, and the selection there is much more.

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4.6(198 reviews)
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Babushka is one of those "if you know, you know" places that the Valley always seems to hide to…read morecasual passersby, just waiting to be unearthed. It may just also be my favorite deli in LA for anything vegetable/side dish. As other reviews note, the selection of prepared foods for such a small shop is staggering. I've been coming for three years now, and while I'm guilty of ordering my favorites often, I think I'd have a tough time making my way through all of the foods on offer even if I switched it up on each visit. 4 different types of meatballs (the chicken breast one is to die for), lox, cabbage rolls, at least a half dozen cooked seafood options (shout out fish in tomato sauce), stroganoff, 3-4 different types of couscous and plov....and that's only half of the non veggie section. The cakes are great (Black Forest and walnut go hard). The Russian/Ukranian chip flavors rule. There are specialty candies and jarred foods and good looking fruits and veggies. There's an off menu soup with dill and little chicken meatballs that I'd recommend to anyone ailing in a heartbeat. And then, finally, we arrive at the salads and cold veggies. Nonstop bangers. The beet salad with prunes and garlic may sound wild for non Eastern European tastes, but it's unique and addictive and works. The potato salad Olivier? Best potato salad I've ever had. My wife has recently discovered the zucchini, which looks like a bunch of unassuming diced veggies but tastes savory and complex and herby. You'd be the hero of every picnic or backyard bbq ever grabbing side dishes from here. Seriously. The kind folks who work here will let you sample too, which is helpful when there are so many options. Some places wear their culture on their sleeve, fill your stomach with the love of a home cooked meal, and remind you that diverse communities are the heartbeat of this city. Babushka's is one of them.

Babushka means "Grandma" in Russian in an especially endearing way. Babushka Grandma's Deli…read moreachieves that rare homemade style of handed-down recipes in its well-stocked deli counter of ready-to-eat meals for the whole family. "Grandma's Hands" sums up the comfort many of us associate with Grandma's cooking. The owners and employees are doing a five-star job at forwarding that kind of comfort to the community and customers here. First of all, everything is freaking deliciousness! Admire the always-on-point "People Love Us On Yelp" sign as you arrive. The free parking lot offers nice and ample parking spaces for disabled customers as well as tables upon arrival which can comfortably accommodate wheelchairs. Now don't get me wrong, I love fancy gastronomy featuring tres Nouveau French culinary techniques just like you but I absolutely ADORE borscht, stuffed cabbage and plav equally. (Even more sometimes!) I've been shopping here and picking up takeout here for a long time. My experiences have only been better over the years. The discounts can be incredible and I appreciate sale-priced groceries in today's economy as well as the opportunity to support local and international farms. Sunflower seeds, sunflower oil, low sugar and no sugar added cookies, pastries and cakes, caviar, dried fish, pickled Herring, perfectly ripe berries, smoked fish, halva, cheese spread, jams, and artisan teas, all five stars. But wait. Is it a Russian-American market where I find the most Ukrainian imported groceries and ways to support Ukrainian farming?! Yep! +Heart hands emoji+ This market does a great job of offering a nice seat and friendly conversation to the average dine-in customer. Stop by to sip on an imported pear juice. Try a bite of fresh cream cheese cake with berries. Ask for advice! Go for the Beef Plav which is an employee favorite. The Beef Plav here contains a generous amount of tender, lean beef with carrots, savory buttery rice and whole softly roasted garlic cloves. Yum! (Five stars!) I've found some especially healthy and nutritious food here for my health recovery goals recently. About six years ago, I had been exposed to high levels of radiation according to a good old fashioned Geiger counter. My health began to drastically decline and I became very weak. I could barely stand and I barely survived. I knew about a famous brave Ukrainian woman who had survived radiation exposure thanks to her unborn child. Her survival story led to me requesting female cancer screenings which led to the surgeries that saved my life. (**Confetti flying **) There's a very long list of doctors and people who have helped me survive and recover to whom I live for in gratitude. Our commitment to the people and values which help us survive the impossible compels us to rise to the occasion of coming back stronger and better than we ever could have accomplished before or alone. So I'm drinking bone broth, eating extra protein, taking vitamins. And lifting weights with steadfast determination to recover my strength and then some. (Go Navy!) No market has helped me more in this health effort than this hidden gem. (Many thanks!) I am the customer who buys ALL the boxes of pastilla. (SORRY OTHER CUSTOMERS!) Pastilla is a layered pastry made of baked apples and eggs white, no sugar and nothing else! It's a miracle of a snack! Tastes like apple cake, made of egg whites. Protein in my car after working out? Five million stars. ***** To all y'all spending big bucks on cold bone broth, consider the chilled chicken gelatin dish here. Khoolidets? -It's rich with real collagen, high in protein and perfectly balanced with firm carrots and vegetables.I love this dish! Five stars. A real life look young dish! My personal secret to looking a little younger than my age is recovering from surgeries and serious stuff through nutrition, hard work and most importantly, contributing to my community. Beat the odds. Cimb a mountain. Start a non profit. Save the world. You've got this! And. Yyou're going to look GORGEOUS while you're doing it because you're already beautiful just the way you are. If ever there's a pandemic, a zombie apocalypse, or problem, people will come to each other's aid time and time again. To offer encouragement, advice and help to achieve the impossible. Grandma's Deli Babushka is a good place to be reminded that we're in it together.:) Spaseeeba! I'm on a mission to recover improved again. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who is helping me with this mission! Cheers YELP! :)!

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Little Nelly

4.6(173 reviews)
3.6 mi
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Grab-and-go
Locally owned & operated

Little Nelly may elicit a Whoa Nelly after your first try…read more I just wrapped up a takeout lunch, snack, and beverage from Little Nelly and felt compelled to work off all the extra calories I just consumed by doing some rapid typing exercise on Yelp. The shop is completely non-descript from the street. The lettering is small and the windows are tinted and you feel like you're about to enter a drab office, but when you open the door, you're treated to a feast for the senses. The space spans a mix of cafe, boutique gift shop, and bodega. Everything feels curated and little discoveries await you for those who are culinary minded. For example, I discovered that they sell frozen burritos from Las Palmas and frozen pizzas from Mozza?! Someone clearly knows their way across the culinary food map of Los Angeles. If you can pry your eyes long enough from wandering the corners of the store, you can finally place your order of breakfast, lunch or coffee/tea. I just took my cold cuts sandwich on house-made ciabatta to the proverbial mattress. The bread had enough structure to handle the piles of quality deli meats, yet was less dense than some other ciabatta breads I've tried. But, it did an admirable job packing in the flavors from the spicy peppers, cheese, meats. Wow. I'm just gonna say that this cold cuts sandwich was one of my top 3 from LA. As I grazed the bakery display, a patron whispered that I should try the biscuit with jam and butter. The guy was wearing Cheetos socks so I immediately felt that his recommendation was trustworthy. I threw in my lot with the biscuit and oh boy, did it (and his recommendation) deliver. Humble looking on the outside, there's a nice salted, buttery crust to the exterior that opens up to an inviting platform to slather on creamy butter and jam. I fully understand why he felt the extra calories were worth it. I'd do it again. Of course, I couldn't order a biscuit without a drink, so I tried their summery limoncello cream iced matcha with oat milk - summers in Kyoto and Sicily combine for a refreshing and satisfyingly creamy bever-"aaage" that adds some pep to your step, even when the mercury pushes past 100. Enjoyed with the biscuit, I was darn near ready to call it a day as I had probably experienced my best moment of the day. Little Nelly is officially on my weekly rotation from here on out.

This place is super cute inside, and the staff are all really nice! I ended up getting an iced…read morehazelnut latte and a breakfast burrito. The latte came out fairly quickly and it was good, not too sweet at all. But I ended up waiting about 20 minutes for the burrito so I think if you want food from here, it's a good idea to order ahead. When I got home, I was super excited for the burrito! It looked amazing and honestly the first couple of bites were really good!! The flavor was good, the crunchy potatoes, eggs and cheese were yummy and I did enjoy the bacon. I thought it was a great burrito, but the more I ate it, the more salty it tasted so I ended up thinking it was just an okay burrito. I do wish they offered an option for sausage instead of bacon. I think overall, the place is very charming and the food isn't bad at all! I am glad I tried it I just don't think it's something I'd reach back for.

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Little Nelly - The shop

The shop

Little Nelly - Baked goodies

Baked goodies

Little Nelly - Outside

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Outside

Epicurus Gourmet - gourmet - Updated October 2026

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