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February 05, 2013
The best gourmet market/deli in Atlanta. Where else can you get homemade pasta, truffles, artisan chocolates and a Colorado rack of lamb sandwich while picking up some fresh veggies and wine to go?
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February 13, 2013
Alon's in Dunwoody has an incredible
wine bar. No matter what your preferences are they always have something for you. In addition to the great wine selection, they also offer amazing craft beers. Check out the wine and beer selection to take home too. The prices are really competitive.
Wine tastings are every month with paired artisan cheeses. They are always $20 and scheduled on the closest Thursday to the 15th of each month.
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October 06, 2011
Great coffee, sandwiches, and desserts.
Expensive but worth it! The coffee bar is fantastic and offers a frequent visit punch card (10 or so and your next coffee is free).
The desserts are great with my current obsession being the colorful little macaroon cookies. The almond one is my favorite.
Sandwiches are great, service is always polite if somewhat overwhelmed by the customers, and I'm always tempted by the luxury grocery items.
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April 11, 2011
Consistently Horrible Service. The service at the prepared food counter is Horrible. I have complained to the owners twice now. This past Sunday wanted to try something before purchasing. This is customary. But, the guy behind the counter said "no". I asked him for his name - he said "raymond". But, come to find out that wasn't his name. I spoke with the manager on duty about it and all he said was "it is too spicy for you". That's the response you get from the MANAGER!!! Yikes!!! Was expecting an appology and let me help you out, but never got it. called the owners again and was told they didn't know a Raymond. I plan to find this guy's name and expose his nastiness to the world. Apparently, they don't get it - and it does affect the profits of their business. Poor service gets noted and people spend their hard earned $$$ somewhere else. Must be they have more business than they need. The poor service I have seen is to the manager level. How do you quantify lost revenue? Well, I have friends that live near both locations and they don't go there anymore. I can see why. The really need to work on their service problems.
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