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Oliver's Market

3.7 (259 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Sarah G.

Oliver's Market was exactly what I was hoping to find when grocery shopping for a girl's weekend in the area. It was honestly dumb luck that led us here, as after a long morning of travel, this ended up being the closest grocery store we found along our journey to our Air BnB. Walking through the doors it feels like a local Whole Foods. I'm not sure if this is a local chain or not, but it had just about everything you need, and then on top of that a really excellent hot bar and take and bake area if you don't want to order out, which came in really handy on our second visit here. Much like Whole Foods I found the prices to be mostly at a premium, but that didn't bother me as the items here were pretty above average, and they carried some nice local options which is always fun to see and sample when travelling. If I lived in the area I'm not sure if this would be my regular spot, but it would for sure be in the rotation, and I'd likely stop here for prepared meals from time to time.

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Oliver's has become our go-to market. The produce is fresh and plenty of organic fruits, veggies and herbs to choose from. I love their bulk section, which includes bulk coffee. Do you have a special kind of milk you prefer? Chances are, they have it! I also appreciate the helpful and friendly staff. Jeremiah was especially friendly and helpful today. The employees like to work at Oliver's and it makes a difference in the shopping experience!

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Kay O.

I have never seen one of these marketplaces before, but it reminds me of that old grocery store, PW/Piggly Wiggly they had a lot of eclectic unique items and a lot of organic things mixed in! I especially like their white selection of bread since I'm gluten-free now and they had gluten-free breads, along with a different brand and local vendors as well which I appreciate From small businesses! They had a great little pharmacy area with Organic/home remedy items, as well as a number of employees that asked if I needed help for anything as I walked through the aisles, just gazing at everything. I really liked their deli and their assortment of coffees and sandwiches, and the pastries. All look delicious! Kind of a busy looking store with a lot of people, and in cap on the end of each aisle, but they were very unique, so I appreciate it all of them! I will definitely go back again and check it out! I wish there was more Oliver's markets down in Silicon Valley/the bay area. These seem to only be up north.

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Jenna M.

Oliver's Markets are Sonoma County gems. They embody the quality and craftsmanship of all the goodies our community has to offer. Between the produce, ready meals, bakery and sandwiches, Oliver's has something for everyone. I love living right down the street and being able to grab something for dinner on the way home. Their employees are always kind and helpful as well. Recently, I ordered a carrot cake for my brother's birthday. The process was smooth and the cake was beautiful, wrapped with a ribbon and fresh flowers! Impressive. Oliver's truly has it all and I am forever grateful.

Chase C.

Despite having a MASSIVE sign on the front door regarding people bringing pets in the store, nobody employed at Oliver's will ever enforce it. It's AGAINST FEDERAL HEALTH CODE REGULATIONS to allow any animal besides guide, signal or trained service animals inside a foodservice establishment (goes for restaurants also). I find this absolutely disgusting and it makes me wonder what other health code violations they are casual about enforcing. As a dog owner, I would never be so irresponsible as to take my dog into a grocery store. LEAVE YOUR DOG AT HOME OR IN THE CAR. If you can't handle grocery shopping without having a mental breakdown because you don't have your dog, maybe you should go to a therapist instead of grocery shopping. I will be actively vocal to people who break this rule inside Oliver's until they make a serious effort to enforce it. Even Safeway enforces this!! OLIVER'S, YOU NEED TO DO BETTER.

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Wonderful market; clean and great produce. Many selections and lovely employees; market is employ owned

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Excellent meat and produce. Employees are courteous and helpful. This store offers a wide variety of products.

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The deli at this store so fantastic friendly staff and great sandwiches even when they are really busy they are efficient and friendly

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Is the deli section open currently?

Hi! Yes, our Montecito Deli Department is currently open till 9:00pm. You can either visit or call at (707) 537-7123.… Read more

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