Olive Avenue Market - Redlands

Passed by this place many times and finally stopped by here for a nice lunch sitting outside after a little eBike ride around historic Redlands. It is well worth it to have a cold sandwich from here as they have many varieties that are premade daily and they are very good. This place also serves many varieties of coffees, teas pastries. They do a lot of business during lunch hours and can sell out of lots of their cold sandwiches. The outside seating is very shaded and relaxing. Service here is great and very friendly. Looking forward to stopping here more often in the future.

Absolutely love this place. If we lived closer we would be here every day. Sandwiches are amazing and coffee is delicious. Vegetarian options: Salads and veggie sandwiches Dietary restrictions: They have diabetic friendly options for my wife.

Tried to bring two friends from out of town to show this market off today and I was embarrassed. Do not come here on a Sunday I guess. All their cases were empty. Of the 30 or so sandwiches they offer there were like 3 to pick from and in total like 5 sandwiches in the entire case. There were no cookies or pastries in the entire dessert case and the few that were sitting there looked old. This was at the peak of lunch time 11:30am. I asked why the cases were empty and I was told they were short staffed. I don't understand how you can run a business or even open with no product or offerings??? Also the place is very dirty inside and out. People are off the weekend and make plans and expect stocked cases. I ended up having to apologize to my friends. I won't be back.

As a born and raised Redlands local, I’ve been coming here my whole life. From when I was a little girl at McKinley, to early mornings before high school, to my breaks home from college, to now, Olive Market is the best. Their lemon blueberry scones cannot be beat, and the vibes are unbeatable. Whenever I bring a friend to Redlands, I always take them here. A local treasure!

I stole a candy bar here in 1960. My mom made me go into the store and confess to the proprietor.