Absolutely blown away by Laurel & Supply! First off, parking is located in the back, which is helpful to know before you arrive. The entire place is beautifully decorated inside and out, with gorgeous floral arrangements and so much attention to detail. Everything was incredibly clean, neat, and organized. I honestly don't think I've ever spent this much time just walking around and enjoying being inside a grocery store. Everything in the store is certified organic. They also have a juice bar, coffee bar, a pizza oven, sushi and plenty of seating both inside and outside. You can grab a coffee or fresh juice, order something to eat, and actually sit down and enjoy the space rather than just shop and leave. It really feels like a market, café, and restaurant all in one. Now the FOOD. I was genuinely surprised by how excellent everything was. The miso cod was comparable to what I've had at Nobu, except mine at Laurel & Supply was only $16! We also tried the salmon, Brussels sprout Caesar, fresh Bolognese pasta, and the corn clam chowder. The chowder was packed with clams and had so much flavor while still being surprisingly light. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Even the bathrooms deserve a mention! They're beautifully decorated and have bidets! It's a small detail, but it shows the level of thought that went into the entire store. What really topped off the experience was the exceptional service from their operations manager. The hospitality and attention we received turned an already great visit into genuinely the best experience I've ever had at a grocery store. Thank you again for allowing us to try the juice shots & cinnamon roll. Absolutely tasty! I really hope Laurel & Supply expands further into Orange County because if there were one closer to me, I would seriously be here almost every day. This is so much more than a grocery store... it's an experience. Highly recommend everyone to visit, it will be worth it! read more

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I finally made it to Laurel Supply, four months after it opened. I was intrigued because I'd seen it described online as an Erewhon competitor, but it feels more like an Erewhon imitation than a true alternative. Everything from the walkway and registers to the hot bar, juice case, café, and prices closely mirrors Erewhon--just without nearly as many offerings or the same level of knowledgeable staff. I want to stress that everyone was kind, but several employees couldn't answer fairly basic questions. The wine section is especially difficult to navigate because the bottles aren't grouped the way they are at most markets, and many of the wines are unfamiliar. Unfortunately, the staff couldn't offer any real guidance. They could also use more vegan and gluten-free options. Their vegan Caesar salad, for example, is basically romaine, cucumber, dressing, and breadcrumbs. Erewhon's includes tempeh and dried garbanzo beans, along with a better dressing for the same price. At Laurel Supply's prices, the value just doesn't seem to be there. I was also surprised by how few bread options they had, considering bread is supposed to be one of their specialties. On the positive side, the parking lot in back is a godsend, and the parking attendants were amazingly helpful. There's potential here, but Laurel Supply needs a wider selection, better staff training, and more to distinguish itself from Erewhon. read more

Jamie W and I usually make it to WeHo once a year, usually during PRIDE weekend, so when we walked east on Santa Monica Blvd past Barney's Beanery, we were curious why there were crowds of trendy SoCal types hanging outside of this property. We figured it was a new, hot hangout for cool locals, but no, it turned out to be a lifestyle supermarket. Not like Gelson's but rather a stylishly upscale, light-filled space with Scandinavian-style blond wood. A lot of online comments describe it as a rip-off of Erehwon, which means nothing to us since we live in the Bay Area. Our fancier markets came to mind like Bi-Rite, Draeger's, and of course, Whole Foods, but somehow this one felt more pretentious. The owners appeared to be going for a more serene, curated ambiance of a boutique wellness spa. From what we could tell, the key differentiator was in the abundance of interactive food stations. They served a diverse line of high quality food specialties: fresh sushi, wood-fired pizza, specialty espresso, fruit smoothies. The generally exorbitant prices came as no surprise to us, especially as we looked through the fresh produce, bakery items, and everyday pantry staples. Perhaps it works best for tourists like us as an image-conscious venue for people-watching rather than a practical grocery store. I'll stick with my Safeway coupons. RELATED - Exploring West Hollywood? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/OO885XC5B_ read more

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June 1, 2026 | West Hollywood | My friend & I finally made it to Laurel Supply, as it's quite the drive away! We were excited to step inside of the new grocery store! She & I spent quite some time, as there was so much to see & discover! Inside | Gorgeous inside & out! The moment we stepped inside, we were greeted by beautiful & colorful flowers! Everything is wildly organized, which I love! The shelves were so neat, lined up & colorful! The produce department is so vibrant & items looked fresh! The Delhi was very popular! Great Finds | Plenty of unique finds throughout the store, included Laurel Supply branded items! I also discovered a whole new world of Beets! There were so many pickled versions, including Organic Moroccan Beets! Very Exciting!! Several products had cute names too: Date Better(Dates), Beat Kraut(Pickled Beet Sauerkraut) ! I had never heard of Peach Hot Sauce, sounds delicious! Prices | A variety of price points for sure, and often times, a bit pricier than your average grocery store! It also depends on where you normally shop! At the Register | Friendly & quick! Thanks again, Olivia D! Parking | There is a time limit; read the signs! Customer Service | We were greeted right away, as well as throughout the grocery store! Friendly & knowledgeable customer service! Overall | I love a well-organized, neat & tidy store with friendly customer service & a variety of unique items! Let's go! It was worth the drive! read more

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I was eager to go to Laurel Supply and it did not disappoint. The staff were friendly, the store was clean, and the food was not only fresh but it was unique which I found to be a nice addition. Along with some basic groceries, we tried the mushroom and potato pizza which was fabulous. Price was high ( as I expected) but the vibes were high and so was the quality! read more

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Dare I say this Erewhon dupe is better than Erewhon itself? Prices are much more reasonable (kinda on par with Gelsons) and the merchandise selection is similar to Erewhon. Came here for the smoothie bar (about $15 a cup) and it did not disappoint! It was on the fruitier side which I really liked. Free parking in the back. Plenty of spaces read more

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WOW! Was not expecting Laurel Supply to be this delicious, literally blew me away. I'm typically an Erewhon girly, and while there are definitely some similarities, Laurel has its own thing going on in the best way. I loved the setup of the store and all the grab and go options. Everything felt super fresh and not overly priced. Service was sooo friendly and helpful, shoutout to Pearl for helping me with my matcha and giving great suggestions. The guy helping me at the counter was also amazing answered all my questions and convinced me to grab a coffee/tea situation too. Came for the smash burger and it did not disappoint. Definitely adding this spot into my weekly grocery rotation. Already planning to come back for fresh poultry for a summer BBQ, it all looked so fresh. read more

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Laurel Supply is such a beautifully curated space. It's not just a market where you quickly grab what you need and leave. It's the kind of place that makes you want to slow down, look around, and stay a little longer. Every detail feels thoughtful and stylish, making grocery shopping feel like an experience. The food was also decent. The omelette and rolls were delicious, and my daughter absolutely loved the pancakes! It's rare to find a market that feels so aesthetically inspiring while also being family-friendly. A market with great taste, beautiful vibes, and a reason to come back. read more

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Probably the most organized market I've ever been to! Everything is super clean and well organized. They have everything from fresh produce to warm food and fresh juices, plus a cute outdoor patio. The employees are friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are pretty competitive for the area and definitely better than Erewhon I'll definitely be back! read more

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I've been hearing a lot about this spot since people say it's a competitor to Erewhon, so I had to check it out. I happened to be in the area, saw it pop up on my map, and decided to stop in. This place is known for carrying a lot of high-end health and organic products that you normally won't find at your average grocery store. They also have a cafe with coffee, smoothies, juices, and prepared foods, so it's a nice spot if you're looking for a quick healthy lunch. I had just eaten not too long before, but I couldn't pass up a slice of their organic wood-fired pizza. I ended up getting the sausage slice for about $8. It was really good with a nice crispy crust and quality ingredients. Definitely on the pricier side, but that's pretty much what you'd expect from a place like this. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I'd definitely come back to browse some of their higher-end groceries and try more of the food from the cafe. read more

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Prefer this place over Erhwon. Staff were very friendly. The pizza and smoothie were very good. Better prices than I anticipated. The smoothie tasted almost like a boba from Omomo, good sweetness and mix of flavors. Definitely would return if I'm in the area again. Solid amount of indoor and outdoor seats available. Mango Sunrise: 4.5/5 Mushroom Potato Pizza: 4.5/5 read more

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Hell Yeah. If you're a fan of erewhon, you'll easily be a fan of Laurel Supply. They are almost identical in every way. From the brands they carry to the aesthetic inside, they are twin stores. Not to mention, both have considerable high prices for everything. I think the Laurel Supply hot-bar definitely compares to other hot-bars i've tried. I can't complain. read more

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Laurel Supply is beautiful, calm, and aesthetically pleasing in a way that actually creates a sense of peace the moment you walk in. But the real surprise was the pizza. I ordered a slice of mushroom and potato and a Margherita slice. Both were outstanding. Easily some of the best pizza I've had in LA. Laurel Supply is a whole experience. read more

Laurel Supply - Margherita Slice - Grocery Near Me - West Hollywood, California

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Sure is fancy. Very cool interior. These guys are definitely gonna take over Erewhon if they keep going like this. I have always resented Erewhon locations for the fact that they charge premium prices while looking like some garden shed. Laurel Supply is definitely an experience to come for a bit of a walking around and do some people watching. That's where it stops though. Why three stars? Food quality it's very bland and tasteless. We tried multiple dishes. Nothing was good. The prices are similar to Erewhon. With $30-$35 per pound you will end up paying about $80 bucks for lunch for two while eating with plastic forks out of paper containers and it's just not satisfying. Call me wrong if you have a good dish to suggest. I cannot think of a situation where I will ever say, hey, let's go to Laurel Supply to grab lunch. We'll see.... read more

The pizza here was the winner! We tried a couple of slices, including pepperoni and meatballs with spinach, and both were really good. The crust had a nice chew and crispness, there was plenty of cheese, and they definitely didn't skimp on the toppings. Unfortunately, the hot food bar didn't match the pizza. We tried some of the pasta and it was pretty underwhelming. It looked promising, but the flavor and overall quality just weren't there for me. I'd probably skip the hot bar next time and stick with what they clearly do best. Overall, great pizza but a disappointing hot food bar. I'd absolutely come back when I'm craving a slice I'd just be more selective about what else I grab. read more

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Been waiting to visit this place for sure given my IG algorithm just kept leading me there with tons of posts about it, from visitors, vendors, all the influencers, name it! Obviously not a few mentioning it being _R_whon dupe. Having been there, I could confidently say I love their design even way better than the contender, offering good balance of clean, chic, and contemporary concept. Very well-lit with tons of natural lighting, feels like way more space to move with wider alleys, and huge dine-in space with also sizable outdoor patio in front. Besides the retail section, they did offer similar ready-to-consume meals including Hot Food bar, sushi, made-to-order pizza and smoothies, coffee and tea, as well as bakery. As expected, being very new, line's pretty long and very busy on weekends especially for the hot food bar. I didn't have a chance to try anything there, other than buying some snacks from the retail store. I'd say what they offer from the retail store are relatively bit different, with many local small business products seem to be featured as well. Will certainly make a come back for their hot food bar once the hype kinda tone down a bit. read more

Laurel Supply - Grocery Near Me - West Hollywood, California

Of course I had to try one of their smoothies. It's the hot new grocery store in town giving Erewhon a run for their money. And I have to say I'm impressed! The selection is top tier, there is much more space to browse the aisles without being bumped into a thousand times while deciding which bovine colostrum to purchase. And the smoothies are NOT $20! At least not yet so let's not give anyone any ideas. I forget what I ordered, the berry smoothie or something. And it was delicious. My ONLY issue......they don't take EBT. I said "oh! You don't take ebt?" They said "we just opened we're still trying to figure that out." I never been to a grocery store that couldn't figure it out but ok! I guess you don't want my business. Catch you guys when I win the lottery read more

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Walked to the bakery to buy a loaf of sourdough bread. We clearly saw 2 loaves in the case, and we asked if we could have one and the guy after waiving at him, as he was engrossed in a conversation with 3 other employees, said NO! We were like, what?! And he said they need to leave the rest of the bread for sandwiches, in case anyone orders one and walked away. He then walked back to the 4 of them and their conversation.. read more

Laurel Supply - Grocery Near Me - West Hollywood, California

A friend of mine is a chef here so some other friends and I decided to come visit her and check out the place! We came on a Wednesday around 12:30 pm. They have their own parking lot behind the building with an attendant that shows you where to park. It's not a big lot so spots can fill up quick but there's also street parking all around. Parking in the lot is for customers only with a 45 minute time limit. The spaces are also a bit small and my friend's car got dinged by the car next to us so park at your own risk! I know everyone can't help but compare this place to Erewhon but if you can see them separately in your mind your experience here will be a lot better lol The interior is super warm and welcoming and was designed beautifully. Most, if not all, of their products and offerings are cheaper than Erewhon. Besides the tonic bar and hot bar they also have a sushi bar, wood stone pizza oven, bakery, and a pasta bar coming soon. The pizza slices they offer are actually huge. It's a fourth of an entire pizza and is only $8. It also comes with a side of red pepper flakes and Parmesan. The vodka meatball was so good. We also got a combo meal from the hot bar and a sushi combo from the sushi bar. The orange chicken and broccoli salad from the hot bar were fantastic. The fish on the sushi was good but the rice was too soft. I believe the combo meal came out to just under $25 and the sushi combo was $20. We also got some drinks and cookies from the tonic bar. Cookies were a good size for $4 each and the matcha white chocolate one was amazing. The banana cream matcha latte was $7 and worth it as well. I would definitely come back here to try out their other offerings! read more

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Food, service and ambiance here are great It's going to become our go to market as the veggies here looked fresher than the others. The pizza was excellent and the rotisserie chicken was fantastic as well. The ambiance inside this place is amazing. The wood design and architecture are fantastic You don't Erewhon when you have this place. Congrats to Laurel Supply! read more

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I made sure I kept am open mind when I walked into Laurel Supply. And so I did. Located next to Barney's Beanery in West Hollywood, Laurel Supply market was supposed to rival that of none other than Erewhon. However, an employee stated to me that Laurel Supply stood on its own without any comparison...Hmmmmm... When you first walk in, you noticed the beautiful use of space. The ambience is light and airy. I like the architecture and the wood design throughout. It gives a log cabin food market vibe which I kind of actually like!!! But as you start to notice small details with everything else, it becomes noticeable that we've seen all this before... The signage is that like Erewhon for the hit food bar and the shelves. Maybe that how new signage is for food markets now? I don't know, but it's suspect. The items at the hot food bar left much to be desired. It did catch me off guard that they put corn starch in their fried rice! (It was listed as an ingredient)... Now I WILL say that their pizza is, in my opinion, better than Erewhon's. I can't speak on the juice bar. I will have to go back to get something, and I will report back with a follow up on that. The health care supplement section wasn't really that big, and the brands they had was a hit or miss, but for the most part not the well known skincare and health products we know and love. I am in that space as a content creator, so I know a lot about those type of brands big and small. As far as customer service...you have the managers or leads dressed up in suits and slacks...That is a nice touch, but for a food market it may be over doing it. I do have one big noticeable observation...I did not see any black or brown people working there. I mean ZERO. I am talking about Latinas and Blacks. If they were working they were out of plain sight. So what is the deal with that? I am going to go off on a whimsical guess and say MAYBE they weren't working on day 1 of opening the store??? It's just strange... Again, when I go back for the juice/smoothie bar maybe I will notice and see it then. Another couple of observations....Laurel Supply has more sweet based items whereas Erewhon has more health type foods for snacks....Laurel Supply has about the same space outside to enjoy eating your food or socializing.... NOW...there is one drink that I am obsessed with that Erewhon doesn't have that Laurel Supply does!!!...It's a kombucha drink called Alive & Well. I definitely will be coming back just for that drink! (It's so good!)... Now, I will be back. This was just on grand opening day (mind you they actually were supposed to be open the day before, and they left a sign saying to come back the next day)... Maybe things will be different when I return. Sometimes you need a little while to get the "well oiled machine" so to speak. After all this is a new store of its kind und this name. So we will wait and see... This is definitely a TBC (To Be Continued).... Until my check in post,...I say go visit and see Laurel Supply for yourself. You may like it, or you may not. But you won't know until you go!!! read more

Laurel Supply - Grocery Near Me - West Hollywood, California

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I like seeing a new high end grocery style store in West Hollywood. I do wonder if the location will succeed because of Whole Foods, Erewhon and Gelson's. i didn't mention Trader Joe's because it's a great store for value on many staple items. My favorite store is by far Bristol Farms on Robertson. The store and staff are great. The design is simple, but very nice. The colors used are natural and inviting. I don't really know if West Hollywood needs another high-end grocery store. It does concern me for the lack of parking here along with the sprouts that went away because they had the same issue parking and no customers. I'm giving them five stars because of the quality of the store, the merchandise and the staff. In the long run, I don't see anything different here than any of the other stores in the area. It takes allot of volume (business) to sustain a store of this type. Good Luck to Laurel Supply. read more

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Great addition to the neighborhood. However, the baristas are making the chai latte wrong. I've been there twice and was essentially handed a cup of lukewarm milk with a little brown color. The other time the drink was also lukewarm, but I was able to warm it up at home. read more

The next Erewhon! Parking is tight and it's by a residential area. Very hip location. Very new and clean inside. Hot food and a seating area outside. They also have an area that's a giant window that you can see the outside. Cool design. Yea, it's expensive. There's definitely going to be more locations. read more

Wow what a place and I even had a celebrity sighting here! Super clean, high end quality products. Super friendly staff. Great vibe and customer service. It was my close friend's birthday and she lives close by so we walked over to check it out. We decided to try their fresh oven baked pizza. So beautifully done and it made me feel I was in Europe for some reason because of all the imported specialty drinks and food everywhere which emanated high end and luxury. If you haven't been you must check it out. They just opened up and you won't be disappointed! read more

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This is a somewhat disappointing reimagined smaller version of EATALY. Yeah if you want to buy bottles of Abyssinian olive oil for $90, this is the place. Package of three bagels for $13 yeah I want some of that. Interior is gorgeous and glamorous as expected and right next-door to mega sloppy Barney's beanery Hah. I went Saturday night. It was almost empty who buys food at places like this you must be kidding. read more

THIRD TIME BACK JUST FOR THE PIZZA! the dough is so chewy and good in the fire roasted oven! It's $8 for basically a slice that's the size of two slices. Their sushi was just okay but definitely gonna be back for the pizza again. It's so cute and aesthetically pleasing inside and the service is quick and efficient. read more

Laurel Supply - Pizza and sushi - Grocery Near Me - West Hollywood, California

Laurel supply is a nice grocery market, a different take but yet similar to an erewhon. I like that decor and ambiance of this market. You're not overwhelmed. I like that they had a hot kitchen serviving food, drink/coffee and juice station which also serves food as well. They also have a butcher section that serves up cuts of meats. And a sushi station. I tried the banana matcha, which was delicious and not heavy on the milk. You definitely taste the real matcha. Which is a plus. There is parking in the back of the market. I think it was limited to 45 mins or so per shoper. The cashier was nice and friendly. It's a nice market for the area and it definitely isn't as expensive as an erewhon. One gripe I had was that there was not gelato served on the day I went. Bummer but a minor one. Hopefully next time they'll have it. I'd go back to try their food and pizza. All looked good. read more

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Finally checked out our new neighborhood grocery store and was unfortunately disappointed. The actual grocery section is incredibly tiny and, although cheaper than Erewhon, much more expensive than your average grocery store. Whether they'll admit it or not, it seems that they are entirely taking inspiration from Ara, Juan, including their signature smoothies, pizzas, and hot plate section. We went for a slice of the vodka meatball pizza, which was very generously sized and tasted pretty good. We also ordered a hot plate - selecting the mac & cheese, Greek salad, and short ribs. The short ribs were incredibly dry, and the seasoning is not what I would've guessed for "Korean" flavors. As for the Greek salad, no Greek seasoning or otherwise was detected. We also picked up one of the premade Nigiri selections, which were... Bland. It genuinely just felt like a social experiment, as everyone in there was photographing the shelves, ceiling, walls, etc., rather than actually shopping. Also just feels incredibly wrong seeing the high-end grocery store juxtaposed against the shut down IHOP with homeless individuals loitering outside. Interested to see how this place evolves or lasts... read more

Checking out Erewhon's completion on a Friday afternoon. Surprisingly, I was able to find a meter a block away and the posted sign on the meter stated that it was free due to the Memorial weekend holiday. Walking up to the grocery store, there were many people sitting out front enjoying their meals and smoothies from inside. The outdoor structure reminded me of the in town square stores you'd find in Mammoth, or other snow towns. Upon entering the registers are in front, and all of the staff are wearing chef coats as their uniforms. The sections and aisles are a lot wider and the middle coffee and smoothie area has seating as well. There is a prepared sushi section, hot and cold food section as well. They have produce, dry goods, snacks, candies, as well as a larger wine and alcohol section and beauty care section. Many of the brands are similar to Erewhon with a soup station by the hot food. Some things they could improve on is putting of things are vegan or vegetarian and the ingredients for the hot and cold stations. Erewhon is good about doing this, the place is fully staffed, but you can tell since the store is new that many of the staff were not yet familiar with the products. I purchased some snacks as well as the mac and cheese from the hot station and a couple of salads, Overall, the prices were not they much different. Parking: meters and street are the easier options Seating: both indoor and outdoor Dietary restrictions: they do have something for everyone but not everything js label at their food stations Prices: pretty close to Erewhon with smoothies around $16-$17 The small container of mac and cheese ran me about $13. read more

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Great selection of beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables and lots of prepackaged foods too, many imported. They have a supplement and beauty section. Lots of wines to choose from There's a butcher section and sushi bar. They also have quite a selection of ready made salads and cooked hot foods, smoothies, coffees, matcha and pastries which can be to go or eaten there at their tables and chairs offered both inside or covered outside. Quality products and pricing seems similar to Erewhon. Some of the main differences between Laurel Supply and Erewhon: Laurel Supply sells pizza both by the slice and whole. They have an assortment of fresh hot New York style pizzas made in their pizza oven right there in front of you, offered both by the slice or whole pies. They scoop fresh gelato, both dairy and a few coconut milk flavors too. Laurel Supply carries many imported foods and wines. They have a fairly extensive wine selection. They have many employees, some are too new to be able to answer questions, but maybe with some time. It's a beautiful store with lots of great quality and fascinating specialty foods! read more

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Came by for lunch as I'm bought into the luxury market trend. I was delighted to see they have a small parking lot behind the premise. I don't buy groceries from these places, but they make a great lunch spot. I ordered 1 yellowtail and 1 salmon nigiri. For the price, you still aren't hitting the premium price for higher grade sushi, but you'd expect these to be decent considering the still yet higher price point. The rice here was definitely subpar compared to what I'm used to in a typical sushi joint. The salmon was definitely the fresher cut here and was good. I also ordered from the hot bar. I got the orange beet salad, which looks like a mix of all things orange, consisting of orange fruit and orange beets. These were really delicious as they were beautifully presented. The sticky tofu felt quite colossal to sink my teeth into. And these were definitely good. The Korean short ribs was the real showstopper here. These were delicious and tender, not chewy like other places. The premium grocery offerings, experience and atmosphere helps to land them a high score. read more

It's pretty. It's overpriced. It's impractical. It has nice outdoor seating. I did try the sushi bar - and the rice was hard as a rock - and this was week 2 of them being open. Fish was just ok - definitely grocery store quality sushi, but not as bad as Whole Foods sushi. It's just like Erewhon, which is not customer friendly on the pockets in this economy. We have high gas prices and I can't afford a $15 bag of chips (yes that's real). Pass me the hot cheetos instead. Will only be going here every so often for shiz and giggles but not for real grocery shopping. read more

Laurel Supply - $15 bag of chips - Grocery Near Me - West Hollywood, California

The customer service was horrible I said Good Morning to everyone I saw and not one person said it back. No need to go back. read more

This space is truly a gem-- it brings the artistry of offering beautiful (and organic!) fare and creating a beautiful, communal space to the West Hollywood neighborhood. I've come here many times since its opening a few weeks ago to try the wood-fired pizza, sushi and nigiri, or coffee and smoothies, and every single time I discover something new. I'm consistently impressed with the staffing; there are always so many people working in each department to keep the space absolutely clean, stocked, and greet anyone who comes in. Even if all I do is come to grab a double-scoop of gelato, I feel like going into Laurel Supply is such a treat. There are spendy goods to be found here, but I am also happy with the options presented on the shelves and I feel like it is worth the quality that you find. read more

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The "little sister" label fits perfectly. Stripping away the massive, chaotic spectacle of Erewhon, Laurel Supply delivers the exact same ultra-premium wellness and luxury grocery aesthetic, but with a much more approachable, neighborhood-friendly pace. read more

Laurel Supply - Grocery Near Me - West Hollywood, California

Laurel Supply out-bougies Erewhon when it comes to aesthetic and layout. The space feels cozy yet open, with its warm wood paneling and airy lighting. Everything is impeccably organized with dedicated stations for sushi, butcher meats, bakery, pizza, a full hot bar and pasta bar on the way. The centerpiece coffee and juice bar is by far a standout! Prices were far more reasonable than you'd expect for fresh, quality ingredients. I tried the Ignite juice ($14) along with a few sushi rolls which were priced at $3-$4 a piece. They have a dedicated parking lot in the back as well which is a huge benefit for being located in West Hollywood! read more

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This place is an extremely nice supermarket/food court. I mostly go here for the food to have for lunch or dinner at the location they have many different types of food pizza various types of hot food salads they also have matcha and different coffee drinks. It's definitely a little pricey but it seems high quality enough to justify the price. There's also the types of things you find in high end supermarkets like Erewhon (supplements and stuff like that which I'm sure are great but I go for the prepared food). Recommended. read more

Laurel Supply is unlike any grocery store I've visited. The architecture and design are stunning, creating a space that feels more like a neighborhood destination than just another place to shop. The assortment is thoughtfully curated, and I always find something new or interesting every time I stop in. Service is also incredible--literally everyone makes an effort to be helpful and friendly. What surprised me most is the pricing. Even though the store has a premium feel, many everyday staples are priced competitively with other organic grocers like Whole Foods--and often well below what you'd expect compared with Erewhon. And whatever you do, don't skip the open-flame rotisserie chicken. It's one of the best I've had and worth the trip on its own. read more

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I ordered dinner after a long day, was so tired. Called and spoke to Massy. I wish I can give 10 stars for her customer service and the food delivered to my home. Everything surpassed my expectations. I am beyond grateful for your food and customer service that is truly white glove. THANK YOU read more