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The Olive Gallery

4.5 (8 reviews)
PriceyOlive Oil
Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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2 years ago

Excellent products and excellent selection. Love this store. Love that i can taste the many wonderful varieties before making a selection

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Vita Sana, A Gourmet Food Market - My new favorite combo: Blood Orange OO with Cranberry Pear and Fig Balsamic. Love it w/ bread and love it even more on salad.

Vita Sana, A Gourmet Food Market

4.8(4 reviews)
16.7 mi
•$$

This is a hidden gem!! Located right by the parking garage behind some Washington St. street-facing…read moreshops, this shop features flavorful olive oils, wine, and other items such as pasta and pesto. I've since visited this store twice - once when they first opened and once a few weeks ago. Their selection of balsamic vinegars in different flavors are fresh and unique for the area. I really like that they have spicy oils too, which are my favorite! They have testers with bread of each product so you can test your favorite before purchasing! I don't find their prices too be that expensive either! I would definitely recommend supporting this local business downtown if you're in need of some fresh oils or vinegars!

If you're a foodie and an early bird, this is a good stop in downtown Naperville; they open daily…read moreat 8 am, even Sundays! This shop, home to many varietals of olive oil, vinegar and other gourmet goodies, shares space with Dark Horse Pastries, so you also have your choice of baked goods. They also sell a small array of wine and beer, and products from other local companies such as chocolates and honey (creamed raw raspberry honey, anyone? Sounds good to me!) You can taste all the varieties of oil and vinegar. Like it spicy? Pick from habanero, jalapeno or red pepper oil! Want fruit flavor? How about Mexican Lime, Meyer Lemon or Blood Orange? The balsamic vinegar came in an array of interesting flavors, including Dark Chocolate, which I think would pair well with strawberries! I liked that there were larger and smaller sized bottles to choose from (small size was 5 oz). They also sell a modest range of dip mixes, mustard, pesto, pasta, and assorted other treats. The addition of the bakery in the same building makes this shop a little different from some of the other gourmet places around here (note that there are several other places in downtown Naperville that specialize in this type of product). It's slightly hard to find (go down the alley between Potbelly and the yellow house building and it's in the courtyard behind), but worth looking for! Staff was friendly but not pushy, and quite "on" for early morning! :) Note to credit card users: if you spend less than $5, an extra 50¢ charge is added.

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Vita Sana, A Gourmet Food Market
Vita Sana, A Gourmet Food Market
Vita Sana, A Gourmet Food Market

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The Tea Tree - Essential Oils and accessories

The Tea Tree

4.7(22 reviews)
14.0 mi
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Last night, I came here with my friend for a tea tasting class. This is such a cool place! There…read morewere tables set with black linens, a pad of paper, a pen, a few tasting cups, and a fancy teacup and saucer. The owner of the shop, Missy, filled each teacup with a really yummy tea called For Her. It was very light and floral. As we sipped the tea, she went over the history of tea and the different types of tea. As she talked about each specific tea, her teammate Lauren went around and poured a sample of the tea in our tasting cups. Missy would talk about the health benefits of each tea and what notes we should be smelling/tasting. She also told us some fun stories of her conference and experiencing the whole tea making process. After the class, we could explore the tea leaves on the shelves and buy them. I got a peach oolong (which was one of the teas we tasted) and Happy Days (another fruity tea). The shop also has spices and balsamic vinegar to buy. Missy and Lauren did such an amazing job and I really enjoyed the class! Hope to be back soon!

Great service, great tea, seasonings, oils and much more! Everytime we go to The Tea Tree we are…read morealways warmly greeted, recognized, and given great service and advice. The staff are extremely knowledgeable about all of their products, and can give you quite a few hints as to what to use each thing for, and they're great about finding exactly what you need even if you weren't sure what it was at first. We've gone in there wanting to get a tea, for this mood, or feeling this way, or just to experiment with a new flavor and after just a couple of simple questions they had several suggestions, and you can sample some of the oils, teas, etc.. They do have a few places to sit if you want to have a nice small pot of hot tea while you work. We've made this a minimum of once or twice a week visit, and suggest the same for anyone wanting quality tea, seasonings, essential oils, etc.

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The Tea Tree - Seating Area and Tea Buffet

Seating Area and Tea Buffet

The Tea Tree - Gourmet Olive Oils and Balsamic Vinegars

Gourmet Olive Oils and Balsamic Vinegars

The Tea Tree - Outdoor area with Seating on nice days

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Outdoor area with Seating on nice days

Olive 'n Vinnie's Market - The stopper thingee that the owner recommended makes sprinkling the vinegar much easier

Olive 'n Vinnie's Market

4.9(38 reviews)
23.9 mi

Shopping at Olive 'n Vinnie's is the kind of experience that's hard to find these days. Michelle…read moretakes the time to get to know what you're looking for and helps you find something that's perfectly suited to the occasion. Beyond the outstanding customer service, the shop itself is charming and beautifully curated. From exceptional olive oils and balsamics to spices, gourmet foods, and hot chocolate mixes, there's always something new to discover. Michelle is incredibly knowledgeable and loves sharing recipe ideas and pairing suggestions, and I appreciate that you can sample many of the products before buying. There are so many different olive oil and balsamics that it can be hard to choose, but I love that Michelle often has samples prepared of interesting ways to use the unique flavors. My husband and I have visited several times, and every visit has been warm and welcoming. If you're looking for high-quality products and genuinely exceptional service, I can't recommend Olive 'n Vinnie's enough!

Went in to this cute shop today in downtown Glen Ellyn and WOW! What an amazing store with so many…read morespecialty products! Michelle the owner was amazing and paired everything perfectly! Her customer service was beyond wonderful and really the most amazing products and everything tasted unbelievable! HIGHLY RECOMMEND Olive and Vinnie's market in downtown Glen Ellyn!

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Olive 'n Vinnie's Market
Olive 'n Vinnie's Market - Delicious salad I made using the Blackberry Ginger vinegar

Delicious salad I made using the Blackberry Ginger vinegar

Olive 'n Vinnie's Market - Garlic Olive Oil, Orange infused olive oil, mussels in basil pesto and cherry mushroom baked dip trempette

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Garlic Olive Oil, Orange infused olive oil, mussels in basil pesto and cherry mushroom baked dip trempette

Italian Soda House

Italian Soda House

4.2(49 reviews)
1.5 mi

Our first time at this Italian restaurant in Yorkville, and WOW -- it definitely will not be our…read morelast! The minute we walked through the door, we were completely wowed by the vibe and atmosphere. It was honestly not what we were expecting at all, and we were pleasantly surprised. I'm already looking forward to coming back in the evening to experience the atmosphere then! Our server, Matthew, was amazing. He was attentive without ever hovering, and when the dish I originally wanted wasn't available, he suggested the Grilled Chicken Asiago. What a great recommendation -- it did not disappoint! It was absolutely exceptional. We started with the house bread and Eggplant Parmesan Roll-Ups, both delicious. My husband had the Braised Pork Marsala over mashed potatoes, and it was fantastic as well. The portions were abundant, everything was seasoned perfectly, and every bite was delicious. We were already talking about our next visit before we even left. Next time, we've decided we're going to share an appetizer and split a meal so we have room to try the tiramisu! Great food, beautiful atmosphere, and excellent service from Matthew. What a wonderful first experience -- we'll definitely be back!

Atmosphere & service very good. Sadly, food just doesn't measure up for a place that deserves more…read moreCalamari biggest letdown- all breading & way over fried- i could break each piece literally in half they were so crisp Gotta do better!

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Italian Soda House - Bar Lounge

Bar Lounge

Italian Soda House - Legendary Vodka Rigatoni Chicken  Cutlet

Legendary Vodka Rigatoni Chicken Cutlet

Italian Soda House - Entrance

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ALDI

ALDI

4.1(16 reviews)
1.1 mi
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I have to say I love this place, Any Aldi store really…read more It's small and they don't carry a lot but it's a great place to go to pick up the little things you run out of or need. Instead of going else where and paying more for milk, bread, eggs, and so on. They chain the shopping carts together ( it's kinda smart if you think about it) because when it's windy out you don't have rude people not returning carts , leaving them in the parking lot to smash against your car). Or seeing homeless people using the store carts to hold all their stuff. That alone the tax payers pay for it. In order to unlock the carts, you have to have a quarter with you. When your done shopping and you return the cart, you have to chain it back up and you get your quarter back. So bring a quarter! They also don't use paper or plastic shopping bags, so either bring one of your own or they have a shopping cart inside with empty stock boxes you can use and take home to carry your groceries. Happy food shopping .

Today I was self checking out at this Aldi in Yorkville. There was no scan code on the bag of…read moreoranges, so that required the assistance from the only cashier. I finally said" forget it, I just won't get them". Then a few minutes later the scanner charged me 3 x for my bananas ( only had 2 bunches). As I tried to get help by turning on my help button the cashier shouted across the crowded room, " Now what do you want?!" I told her and she abruptly came over the fix the problem. She was rude. She made it clear I was the problem. Nothing like spending your hard earned money and being yelled at by the Aldi cashier! Not returning to this Aldi ever.

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ALDI
ALDI

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The Olive Gallery - oliveoil - Updated October 2026

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