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Giuseppe's International Oils & Vinegars

5.0 (1 review)
ModerateSpecialty Food
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3.6(81 reviews)
0.1 mi•The Village/Downtown Grosse Pointe, Jefferson Chalmers

Nice atmosphere and friendly staff…read more Got the strawberry mule, it was good, more heavy on the ginger than I expected, but not bad. I like the kale salad, but wish they put less dressing on it. The salmon on the special menu was great, cook with shrimp, and the creamy sauce was very lovely. It's probably the best salmon I had in a while. Chicken parmigiano was good too. We enjoyed the Tiramisu as well. The floor was very sticky and slippery though, I felt I had to be very careful to not to fall.

This was my first visit to Pastaio, though my wife and daughter had eaten here once before and…read morehighly recommended it for a special occasion. We were celebrating a birthday, so we decided to pull out all the stops -- and I'm really glad we did. I'll say right up front that the prices are a little higher than what I would normally spend on a meal, but honestly, it was absolutely worth it. They started us off with garlic bread that was incredibly delicious, and from there the experience only got better. Our server, Andrew, was fantastic. He mentioned that they might have been a little short-handed and apologized that he felt he couldn't be as attentive as he normally would be, but honestly, we never would have known. He did an excellent job keeping our water glasses full and making sure we were taken care of throughout the evening. At our table, we ordered the Chicken al Pastaio, Spaghetti Carbonara, Gnocchi Romana, and I had the Chicken Parmigiano. Every dish was excellent. I sampled a few bites from the other plates and genuinely enjoyed all of them. The real highlight for me, though, was the Beggar's Purse appetizer. It was pasta filled with goat cheese and pear, and it was absolutely divine. I can completely understand why they also offer it as a main course because I could have happily eaten an entire plate of it. For dessert, we shared cheesecake and tiramisu. The cheesecake was more traditional than what you'd typically get at places like The Cheesecake Factory, which caught me a little off guard at first, but it was still excellent. The tiramisu was also delicious, and we all got a good laugh when one of our guests accidentally inhaled a little cocoa powder off the top and started coughing and sneezing at the table. It honestly just added to the fun of the evening. At the end of the night, nothing we ordered disappointed, the service was wonderful, and it turned out to be a perfect place to celebrate a special occasion. We'll definitely be back.

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The Spice & Tea Exchange

The Spice & Tea Exchange

5.0(2 reviews)
0.1 mi•The Village/Downtown Grosse Pointe, Jefferson Chalmers

We stumbled onto this business first day in town. We enjoyed perusing the different spices, teas…read moreand the several blends. They also have accessories for the kitchen, extracts and I believe we bought some olive oil! A well placed venue for all things tea and spice. The selection is vast. They create many of their special blends of spice and tea, on site, ensuring freshness and high caliber flavour. There's even a nifty little tea bar that allows you to sample before committing. Clever. Let's face it, you can go to any grocery or corner store and buy tea bags or individual spices, even the more sophisticated ones and you'll probably pay less. This shoppe offers more of a hands on, expert experience, again with the opportunity to sample first. The atmosphere is very relaxing. No pressure. Soak up the ambiance and the aroma. It's important you're comfortable and at ease to enjoy this happening. The staff were very attentive and extremely helpful. They were either well trained or hired based on their knowledge and experience. We learned a lot today and were turned on to a couple of wonderful new tea and new spice blends! 04/25

From the moment you walk in a calming sense comes over you…read more From the selection offered it will take me several cups of handcrafted blueberry (pea flower) In my tea latte to take in all the teas, spice combinations and salts and receipts to share to make my ever evolving shopping and gift lists!! What a treasure how did I walk by this shop soo many times without Stepping in.!!

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Kroger

2.3(56 reviews)
0.0 mi•The Village/Downtown Grosse Pointe, Jefferson Chalmers
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I'm in the check out line as I write this. Thing is, the check out line kinda collides with the…read morevery busy deli line/waiting area. This often gets awkward. Not to mention, defeats the purpose of social/physical distancing measures. I just witnessed a deli worker ask to help a woman who came after another. A lil cat fight ensued on MLK Day no less! All of which could be cured if management trained deli staff to either say, nice n loud, "Can I help who's next?" Or "We'll be with whomever is next shortly." I'm only writing this in hopes someone in management sees it. No ill will at all (hence 4 stars). Anyone who is willing to bravely work in retail, risking exposure to infection gets stars from me. Just want us to all do better.

I came to this location for a fruit tray to take to work for a meeting. While I shopped and…read moreselects my fruit tray, I decided to also pick up a veggie tray. We, my coworker helped me set things up as I was in the meeting, she opened everything and set things out. All of a sudden, everyone in the meeting looked puzzled. What is that smell? I finished my statement and I went to assist with setting things out. What is that smell? I thought it came from a co worker sitting next to me . I went in the other room to dis over that it was the veggie tray that I had just purchased. The veggies did not look old or anything, which is why I selected it. Of course I am now the joke in the office, but maybe they won't ask me to bring anything else . Of course I returned to veggie tray to the store and yes I did ope it so they could smell it too. Kroger is a reputable store, but I will be real careful about what I purchase at this location as it is closest to my home. This was a very disappointing experience. I think I shud be fair and say that the fruit tray was delicious.

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The Whiskey Six

3.0(201 reviews)
0.2 mi•The Village/Downtown Grosse Pointe, Jefferson Chalmers
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The food was awesome. Great service and the inside is beautiful. Would definitely be a place I…read morewould hold a party or event.

Whiskey Sux is a cheap bar dressed up in pretend fancy clothes. From the moment we walked into the…read moremostly empty establishment something felt off. The hostess seemed annoyed to have to sit someone at the place. In the entrance they had some demo desserts, there were more flies flying around them than there were people at tables. We shrugged the hostess off, just a teen girl being a teen girl--no biggie. The crime against whiskey/humanity was our drinks. We ordered two old fashioned's...because we were at a whiskey bar. Even asked for an upgrade on the whiskey over the well whiskey. To our horror the waitress brought us two drinks that you might get at a crowded nightclub. You know which I mean. You know when you order a drink at a bar when there are 20-40 people all waiting for a drink and the bartender is just whipping out drinks and dumping ice in them to fill the cup. That's the type of drink we got. It was all regular ice. The kind of ice that dilutes your drink, not the ice block you expect in an old fashioned. When we let the waitress know that the drink tasted something like a whiskey flavored Buble or Lecroix she took it to the bartender. He said only the "smoked old fashioned" get the nice ice. Because they don't want to run out. Run out of frozen water.. at a whiskey bar....Mind you there was two people outside and maybe two tables inside at 7PM on a Sunday. Anyways we declined to order food and went across the street to Sidecar and ordered and old fashioned where apparently they aren't experiencing a frozen water shortage. The picture below is from Sidecar. Point of the story, more affordable bar across the street, better food, better staff, better drinks.

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