"Such a cute little shop! Love all the local merch and things! I got the a scone and hot chocolate which were pretty good! definitely would come back."

"I love this place! Everyone working there has been nice, and seems to value their work and the community they serve! This place is wholesome and feels very warm and homey. Some suggestions: iced coffee with caramel added, raspberry cheesecake slices, pepper pasta, and Italian sub. Has lots of fixtures and merchandise that are local businesses to the community, or pieces of Redlands history. The food and drinks are fresh and well priced. Whenever I'm near the area and it's an afternoon, I try to come by if I can. I love how they celebrate art and music as well. Love the vibes!"

"Great little spot to grab a sandwich and go, or sit outside and enjoy the weather. They have some pretty good sandwiches, and cost friendly! Also, they make some really great coffee/drinks and pastries (try their lemon blueberry scone!) 😋 Most the time on weekends they have outside vendors which is great to browse."

"My favorite coffee shop in Redlands, hands down! And Ive been to almost all of them. Its great coffee, great food options, and such a fun little market. The staff are always super welcoming and friendly"

"I’m going to keep it 100 and not sugarcoat it - this comes from a place of actually wanting to see this place improve and do well. There is no reason Olive Market can’t be and incredible food and beverage business. The location is great, ambiance is pretty cute. Food and drinks are not good. There is a lot going on, they are a jack of all and master of none. When I ask the staff what’s good, they say they’re premade sandwiches. They are incredibly basic - that says a lot about what they offer. Lots of chips. Lots of sodas - it’s like a cute 7-11. Hot food is basically nonexistent - when they do have it, it’s premade in foil and yucky. How do you screw up a breakfast burrito? Who is in charge of approving the food - do they actually care about food? It’s clear they don’t… hire someone else to make those decisions. Baked goods, I’ve tried. Believe me I’ve tried. Nothing good - usually ends with a tummy ache. Smoothies? Had to throw it away. Coffee? They are novice. If I ran this joint, here is what I’d do. Start over. Find your lanes, be good at it. If you can’t make something WELL and from scratch, don’t do it. People can tell if something is low quality- they are not (all) stupid. Respect the customer by offering QUALITY and they will recognize it. You want to do smoothies? Be a similar or better quality to a smoothie store. You want to do sandwiches? Be similar or better quality to a deli. You want to make hot breakfast? You get the idea… You have a kitchen back there…. Use the damned thing would ya?? I travel a lot, I eat many places of all different types. This place COULD be an incredible institution for the town, instead it’s a novelty that wears of QUICK. I promise you, the people with $$ would agree. You chose to been in the food and beverage business- champion that, be amazing at it, and watch the lines go out the door and profits soar. Or, don’t - just a suggestion 😅 XoXo - Mr. Pickles"