Savi Provisions

We were the only ones in the entire store and ordered breakfast. There was a ridiculous amount of confusion over how to enter a simple order into their register (no special order no change to the menu item). There was also a difference in price between the register and the menu board. The employees and the manager were not able to figure it out and would not provide a viable solution to the price discrepancy except tell me «well the price on the register is right, do you want it or not?» After taking the order home we realized both sandwiches were not what we ordered! I’m shocked they messed up a standard 2 sandwich order considering we were the only people there. I would have had a better experience at a fast food restaurant.

It’s truly unfortunate that I have to give Savi 1 star. The food is GREAT, the market is adorable, and it could be such an awesome little Brookhaven spot for lunch or dinner/​wine on the go. HOWEVER, the staff is there is such a nightmare, I can’t bear to go in there anymore. My first experience was for breakfast. I was waiting at 7am when Savi allegedly opens. Nadia (i think is her name), the manager rolled in at 7:10 and opened the door, only to lock it right back. At 7:20 she opened the door and let me in. I order a breakfast burrito, she told me «the kitchen isn’t open». I asked when it opened, she said «whenever the cook gets here». I waited another 15 minutes for the cook to show up (7:35). At 7:45 she told me I could place an order. no apologies, no conversation, nothing. After the burrito was ready, my friend and I went to the patio to sit down. The chairs were still chained together. I asked Nadia, «would you mind unchaining these chairs so we can sit down?» She said «we just opened, i’ll get to it.» At this point i was annoyed any left.
Fast Forward 2 weeks.
After the Brookhaven Bolt I went to Savi to grab a burrito again with another friend. Nadia was there again, rude and unpleasant as usual. We ordered 2 burritos, waited 20 minutes before we asked if they were ready? She said «We gave them to someone else». I say, «ummm ok?» she walks off and I dont see her for 10 minutes. When she returned I asked if she was making our burritos again, she said «Yeah» and walked off. So we wait another 15 minutes for the burritos. No apologies, no conversation, nothing.
I hope the owners will read this review and re-​think the staffing at Savi. It’s a really cute market in a great spot, but is being completely ruined by rude and incompetent staff. It’s really too bad!

My dental hygienist (from Brookhaven Dental Associates across the street) mentioned that she always loved stopping by Savi Provisions for a quick sandwich for lunch.
It was pretty empty at 1pm on a Monday afternoon. I ordered a dirty chai and a Cuban sandwich. It took a while to get my food, but in time, I received my hot and greasy sandwich. They were flexible with replacing the French baguette that the sandwich usually came on to wheat bread. I had just gotten some dental work done so my teeth couldn’t handle a sturdy baguette.
The sandwich was spicy — the jalapeño gave it a great kick. A little too greasy but I’m sure it wouldn’t have been as tasty otherwise.
The rest of the store looked pretty interesting. I wished they had more fresh and/​or bottled pressed juice choices in the back. There was wine galore, as well as tasty looking snacks.
I wish I could be in the area more for some tasty lunch sandwiches. I’m going to try to make more dental appointments during my lunch break so I can make more pitstops here in the future!

My eating out budget evaporates due to the coffee and breakfast sandies they serve here. Faster and fresher than the Starbucks down the road (though no PSL, unfortunately ;))

Savi is one the best kept little secrets of Brookhaven. Until my office moved within walking distance, I have driven by Savi many times without giving it another thought. 6 months later, Savi is my one stop shop for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even for the occasional bottle of wine or nice craft beer while scooting off to a dinner party or even on my way home.
It could be considered a tiny «mom and pop» store, sometimes I like to think of it as a tiny whole foods. It has about 4 aisles that include plenty of organic and local options, plenty of craft beer and wine options, a deli that creates some of the best breakfast burritos, bagels, and even sandwiches. The prices can be somewhat higher than usual, but that’s what you can expect for locally grown produce and organic items. They also have a refrigerated section of different pre made salads, dishes, and veggies.
Some of the items I have tried for the first time that have been winners from here are the honey bee pollen energy drinks, applewood smoked bacon with alderwood smoked salt & dark chocolate morsels, Sri Lankan charcoal coconut ash Hawaiian banana super dark chocolate morsels, baked snap peas, & Martinelli’s Sparkling Apple Juice. Every single one of them are a must have, must try.
The bagels in the morning can be toasted and they will slather it in more than enough cream cheese than for your own good. The same people take care of me every morning. They recently underwent a parking renovation with new seating and awning which has proved to be useful, now my coworkers and I can walk there, eat, and go back, rather than take it to go!

Seems like they are trying to be a hipster neighborhood market. They have some good items, but the place smells dirty. The seating area out front is dirty with cigarette butts in the table cracks — disgusting! Don’t think we’ll be back.

Savi Urban Market is Awsome. This is a small little mom and pop store tucked away in brookhaven not far from peachtree industrial. This location is not as nice as the one in downtown atlanta. But offer all the same amminttess. Yes the place looks empty all the time.
Mostly the patrions grab what they need and get out.
My favorite is there made to order sandwiches, breakfast burritos and pre made food items.
My Favorite sandwiches are .
Smoked Turkey Gouda– contains gouda cheese, applesauce chutney on a sourdough bread.
Corned Beef Reuben– contains 1000 island dressing and sauerkraut on rye bread.
Carter– smoked turkey with gouda cheese, pesto on a sourdough bread.
Roast beef sandwich — thick cut roasted beef with tomatoes and horseradish sauce
The brakefast burittos are huge containing egges, pico de gaio and cheese. Protein cost more.
Sampled pre made food I have had were the mac and cheese, gluten free meat loaf, vegetable pasta salad, meatballs with marinara sauce, and herb roasted potatoes. They have loose bottle of beer that you mix in to a six pack for 8.99 or take home a single for 1.99.
Out side there nomal convenience and grocery items they sell .They sell holman and finch breads and sweets. And organic items like fruit and vegetables.
Overall great small market with large beer and wine selection. Solid sandwiches that are made to order. And ready made sides and meals for people on the go.

Cute little market with a European flair. Great wine and beer choices. Lots of organic products. They also have great made ready options. They have a great selection of artisan breads as well.

These guys make some really outstanding sandwiches. The Sandwiches are nearly as good as the ones at Star Provisions and better than the ones at Alon’s (both top notch places). Here’s why I like it:
1) They have some sophisticated and creative sandwiches. The Buford is like a Southern style Bahn-​Mi made with chicken pâté, pork, vegetables and hot peppers. It is amazing. The Savi Cuban is also really excellent.
2) Even the simple sandwiches taste great — perfectly balanced ingredients, fresh, good bread, well prepared. For instance the Pimento Grilled Cheese was superb.
3) It’s not expensive. Sandwiches are $ 4 – 7 depending on which one you choose which is good value compared with Alon’s and Star Provisions.
4) They are fairly quick and they have lots of parking which makes this a very convenient place for getting a high quality sandwich.

I just stopped by to grab some breakfast after working out and early morning errands. I got one of the breakfast burritos, which is always yummy. I can never finish the entire thing, but I eat like a bird. *shrugs* (Try the Carter if you come by during lunch) I tried their chocolate chip cookie today, and it was really good!
Since the market is on the way home, I sometimes like to stop by to grab something for dinner. Granted, it is a little on the pricy side but it is totally convienant for me. I should consider grabbing breakfast from here on days I cannot make something at home, I can get something tastier at the same price point as the café downstairs at work.

If Whole Foods and Quick Trip had a love child, it would be Savi Urban Market. It’s an entire convenience store of gourmet food and wine. What’s not to love about that combo?
I grabbed a turkey bacon, egg, and cheese English muffin to go on Sunday morning and was quite impressed. I had the opportunity to wander the aisles while my breakfast was being prepared. Savi has basically every yuppie grocery you could want. They also sell Diet Mountain Dew (which goes great with breakfast), so don’t worry, they haven’t gotten too uppity in their grocery offerings.
Savi is more expensive than your average convenience store, but they also offer good food to order and an abbreviated version of Whole Foods fare. I will frequently be back.

Delicious food! Quick for grabbing and going. The bagels should be left alone as they are typically dry but everything else is pretty good. The sandwiches are worth the wait, they take a minute to make and the cookies are yummmmy!

I typically love everything about Savi! However, the bagels are often dry and the amount of cream cheese provided on the side is only enough for one half of the bagel. If you’re thinking about breakfast, skip the bagel. Get the breakfast burrito and a cookie at the register!

Their chocolate chip cookies are out of this world. Salted with just the right amount of gooey!

This place is great for the convenience of being able to go and grab wine, craft beers, and maybe even a breakfast burrito or sandwich for lunch. Everything is definitely overpriced, but again you are paying for the convenience. The staff is so-​so. Some people are super friendly and nice and others seem like they cannot wait to get off work so they can go toke up with their buddies. The sandwiches are all delicious but I recommend calling ahead beacause they do take FOREVER to make. Glad to have this place close by, but wish the customer service and prices were a tad better.

What a great little urban market! Savi is a big step up from the ol’ Mom & Pops store that used to operate in this space.
My beau and I stopped in for a Vitamin Water and were so pleased to find a SUPER YUMMY sandwich shop inside as well. We ordered the Carter (turkey, gouda, cranberries, pesto on sourdough) and a Roast Beef n Swiss. Both were delicious but the Carter was DIVINE…
Savi is packed with a great selection of organic food items & the beer and wine selection was impressive for a small market.
On the way to our car, we noticed the plump chicken wings (only $ 10.99 for a dozen) grilling on the Big green egg so we plan to be back for a dozen tomorrow!
So happy to add Savi Urban Market to my fav neighborhood spots!

LOVE this place. Maybe its the jazz music or the massive variety of chilled champagnes at the ready, but I just love to walk in here. Sure, some things are super pricey, but its great to have a place to walk in and grab just what you need.
We tried breakfast here one day. You’ve been warned — split that breakfast burrito and be careful where you eat it! I didn’t come close to finishing mine, and unfortunately, lovely burrito juice leaked from it all over the floor, making a giant, slippery mess. It was still worth it.
Holy smokes, their pimento cheese is very worth the $ 5 price tag. Amazingness. Buy this and a loaf of that awesome french bread and you have your new summer go-​to appetizer!

Savi Urban Market is exactly what the name says: a little hipster store offering a small selection of fresh fruit, a few isles of natural and organic food staples, and a ton of beer and wine selections.
The staff has always been super nice and helpful. Even when I’m being a pain in the ass. So that’s cool.
They also have a food counter with a chef who can make you delicious sandwiches for lunch (may I please suggest the Grilled Pimento Cheese?), or a H-​U-​G-​E burrito for breakfast.
So, you’re driving by and need a cup of coffee and something to munch on? Stop in. You live nearby, and need something for dinner, but don’t want to go to a grocery? Check out their refrigerated packaged foods up near the deli counter — they always have fresh, delicious food ready for go: mac and cheese, ravioli, couscous… all sorts of different things every day.
I think their prices are the only thing that keeps me from giving it five stars and going in more often. Yes, they sell King of Pops Popsicle, but while other places only mark them up by a dollar, Savi doubles the price. Okay, I get why — they’re in prime real estate in the middle of Brookhaven. I just don’t see why a 3 dollar thing costs 6 dollar here. And a 5 dollar thing costs 10.
But, the sandwiches and burritos are delicious — and they are priced very reasonably. So, I continue to stop in and eat.

After finding King of Pops at Moxie, my buddy and I went on a rampage. Everytime I go to
, this place always shows up as a place to get them– so we decided to check it out on our way back– and we were glad we did!
Pulled up and the place was empty– about the size of a conveinence store, but loaded with gourmet goods and your not so everyday finds.
Our only quest was to raid the freezer. They had one. And on the bottom row, they had 6 – 7 flavors of them. You better f’in believe we stocked up! The people who worked there probably thought we were insane; oh well– thats business for them!
We took another quick glance around the store to see what they had– some cool shit!
They were like $ 2 or so a pop, but well worth it.
PS– we tried the cookie at the register (The Rooster one) — it was large. It is definitely a different texture than most cookies! But it wasn’t bad!
I was so infatuated that I even forgot to check in, oops!

This is a lovely addition to the Brookhaven area.
It’s where the run down Mom & Pop’s convenience store was. Savi is a great combination of a store, deli, and bakery with a healthy spin.
I had a sandwich, The Carter, from here and it was delicious! The staff was very friendly.
They have a wide variety of sandwiches to choose from that are made to order. They have premade salads, sides, and meats in a refrigerated area for «buy & go» needs. They also have baked goods: cupcakes, tarts, and more.