Olive Avenue Market

This is such a divine find, I pass through this area frequently and never noticed this place. I wanted to pick up a quick sandwich and Yelp directed me to this closest spot. It was street parking which was not a problem, the outside is so inviting, If I had time I would of sat for a few and had one of their coffees but I was there for a quick stop. As soon as I opened the door I was treated to the fabulous old time decor, the coffee area also had some really tempting desserts to choose from. I checked out all the ready made sandwiches and chose two of them the Turkey and the Tuna. They have a variety of chips and drinks to choose from as well. At the register they had soup of the day so I tried their Jambalaya which was spicy and very good. The ladies at the counter were friendly and helpful, they have seating inside as well. This is one of those one of a kind spots that I am sure the local residents love and will share with those passing through.

I don't get the hype of this place. It's mostly a glorified convenience store/coffee place with mediocre premade food.We were given a gift certificate for Xmas that's only good here and at three other eating establishments in town, so we decided to grab lunch here on a Saturday at 12:30 p.m. We'd heard their sandwiches were really good.We waited in line to order, couldn't find any menu for sandwiches, and came to find out they're premade and in a refrigerator case like a convenience store. The case was empty except for a couple of ham & cheese and turkey & cheese sandwiches.They were about what you'd expect from a sandwich at any convenience store -- a couple of slices of meat and a slice of cheese on a naked croissant. No lettuce, no tomato, no condiments.Turns out the only condiments they had were packets of yellow mustard. (Eww.) Mayo? "We're out. We might get some in in a couple of days." Oh, OK, I'll just eat my $7.50 sandwich dry, I guess. (Seriously?)I can't comment on the coffee drinks -- I don't drink coffee. The refrigerator cases have a variety of your standard sodas plus some unique ones like Bubble Up, Dad's Root Beer, cream soda, and various lemonades and juices. Again, convenience stores stuff with a few unique things thrown in.They had a number of bakery items as well which looked good and appeared to be fresh. Still, those shelves were full at 12:30 -- post-breakfast time -- but the sandwiches were depleted right at prime lunch time. Seems odd.All in all, this place seems overhyped for what it is. It's a bit of a hipster place that appeared to be a gathering spot for the 30-something types -- yoga pants were the uniform of virtually every woman there, and they were fit enough to be rocking them. It has a post-workout vibe, so it seems more like a place to meet friends for a coffee than to have an actual meal. Not really what we were looking for, so we'll leave it to the younger set.

Love this place. It's one of those hometown businesses that made Redlands the great town that it is. I love the Monterey sandwich. I think if this place could improve on anything, maybe add a few more vegan sandwich options. The Monterey is usually sold out pretty quickly every day, which is too bad :(Anyways, it has such a cute and charming atmosphere and everyone I have encountered there is very friendly and kind.

It was our first time visiting this hidden gem. It is situated in a historic district which offers additional charm you won't find anywhere else. It really does feel like your "neighborhood" coffee shop. The scones are incredible.The corner hosts weekly pop ups. There were local artisans set up the morning we visited.

I was heading to the Redlands Bowl when I stumbled on this place. I had heard about it from my nephew who lives nearby. There was a food truck in front of it so I decided to eat there for dinner. I went into the Market first to check out why they had. I was pleasantly surprised! They have fresh pressed orange juice. They have a whole wall of cold drinks. They have several different kinds of root beer, which is my husband's favorite. They also had a great selection of pre-made sandwiches. They name the sandwiches after streets in Redlands. My daughter got the orange street sandwich and said it was the best she's ever had! They have a great selection of desserts, mostly large scones. I got the chocolate chip pudding cookie. It was soft in the middle. I enjoyed it. I really scored when I stumbled upon this place. I would definitely come back again and try their sandwiches. I ate outside at the Two Trees food truck.

Wonderful service, awesome folks, and the clothing sale pop ups are awesome as well, the Lord is good..

Such a fun place! My kiddo loved looking around at all the fun snacks and merchandise.

This is great little coffee shop with other options. They have fresh bakery goods and on the weekend they offer more breakfast items. They also have sandwiches and other food items in their refrigerator . It has a rustic interior and has seating inside and Email messages and text messages outside sitting. The service is outstanding and they are very friendly behind the counter. It's cute and tucked in the neighborhood. Definitely a place to check out.

This here is a cute little coffee/breakfast spot that can get a little bit busy. So come early if you don't want to miss out on good breakfast burritos or coffee.I just happened to pass by and decided, hey, I need coffee and a breakfast burrito. Good thing Olive Avenue has both. So much flavor packed into the burrito and so much comfort packed into the coffee.Seating is very limited so you make what you will of it. Parking seems to be limited to street parking but it's never going to be LA level parking so you'll be fine.

Food is great, but you gotta go early or they run out of breakfast. Coffee is very smooth. I love the little quaint ambience of the whole place.