Nice venue located down a lovely tree lines street. In its day a great place for coffee and…read morebreakfast. Recent staff turnover and a lack training have taken the edge of for me to the extend I think twice about going

You know any store is worth visiting if you're willing to cross town for it. Double that if you're…read moreinstantly impressed upon entering- visually at first, then with the ability to find both items you want, and need. The supermarket end is always well stocked, the qaulity of produce both fresh and aged impeccable, and you can get just about anything you're after. Which is a relief if you've ever been to a bodgy supermarket that is scant in offerings, and leaves you a slightly depressed. In fact Boccaccio is the complete opposite; a happy place that's always chockers with an incredible range. The Cheese section is enormous for the shop of it's size, the deli is on par, fruits and veggies are all there, and all in great fresh qaulity; the layout of the shop and selection of items are well thought out and chosen well. Boccaccio, both for the cellars and it's supermarket are absolute first rate when it comes to qaulity shopping with extensive and well sought range and breadth of fresh groceries of every kind. The supa Iga has you covered for: produce, green groceries, cheese, meat, and everything else, it's incredible; I don't think I've found another supermarket that can match it. It's worth noting here the most integral decision for choosing to visit- that it's not any of the big two supermarkets. Onto the bottle shop ergo the actual cellars; a brilliant offering of high qaulity wines of all kinds, beers, spirits which are broken down wonderfully into their respective categories, and any other form of bloody decent tipple you may fancy. in short all the alco-wholes, done very well.

Boccaccio's has the best customer service. I had a lovely conversation with a young man at the…read morecheckout, he went further then simply asking how my day was and leaving it at that we had a proper conversation. However i found it rather odd that the rest of the store was quiet and the staff did not seem to be friends with each other as none of them where talking. Over all, It made my day very enjoyable and i recommend Boccaccio's to everyone.

Savouring Italy is one of those delicatessen's that makes you feel if you've just experienced a…read moreslice of hometown italy. Most of their produce is of course imported from Italy which makes it authentic but its homely feel and petit cafe style layout make it not just a place buy much loved delicacies but a place to have coffee, a sandwich and to sit and relax and absorb the amazing smells. When you walk through the store you are always greeted by staff who aim to provided you with the best service and meal suggestions, they may even let you sample some if your luck. Walking through Savouring Italy really is a culinary voyage , discovering not just italian fresh produce but potential italian recipes from every region.

No wonder this deli is always busy. They stock some of the best produce around and are unrivalled…read morein the sheer amount of produce sourced from Italy within the surrounding suburbs. Whenever I come here I am always greeted loudly and with genuine cheerfulness from behind the counter. The service is prompt, efficient and charming and I never feel as though I'm being taken for a ride. Biscuits, condiments, meat, cheese, pasta, sweets, coffee and more are all inside. This is a fairly large deli and they have made great use of the space by spreading the wares out so you can browse through and examine the produce easily. The dips are fantastic and I'll often stock up on eggplant dip and tzatziki - they are always delicious and are perfect with some ciabatta from up the front. The coffee isn't that good but its easily the best along this shopping strip.

This gourmet supermarket is a serious foodie heaven. It starts as you walk in, or run in if your…read morethat excited, I won't judge....or will I? Straight away your hit with the smell of freshly squeezed orange juice and to your left a cooler with dips and yoghurt's, freshly made sushi, pasta and pizza to entice you. Next up your in the fruit and veg section where you will find everything that is in season and moving on to the meat section where everything is represented, rabbit? Yes. Duck? Sure. And then your headed past the bread (Philippa's bread for me please) and your almost at the deli. The deli is where the magic happens. A cheese section that would sate a field of mice and most cheese gourmets. The freshly cut meats, salads, quiches and antipasto would be a welcomed addition to your Spring racing picnic. The range here is fabulous, and the staff helpful. The deli is all kinds of right. Then there's the cake and pastry cabinet at the back of the store next to the milk and the baked goods, fresh bread, rolls, danish and muffins. The health food aisle down the center of the store divides the fresh section to the grocery section, where usual supermarket brands are dispersed with gourmet variations. Head towards the checkouts and you will find chocolates, magazines and flowers rounding out your trip. There is usually not enough checkouts open, but its worth the wait for foodie inspiration. The Liquor store is as varied and well stocked as the supermarket. More expensive then your average chain supermarket but you pay for what you get, and what you find at Leo's is a great range of high quality produce. If your a foodie, looking for something special or just want to grocery shop to the sound of popular jazz or world music then Leo's Fine food & wine is for you.

Overpriced and the food was terrible to the point of unedible. Have enjoyed Woolworths brand pasta…read moremore.