Sweet Clover Market

Julia Buffo

Love this place! It is a very cute gem that never seems too busy, well stocked, and very kind and bright employees who are interested in helping you. They've got lots of cool stuff. I needed to make a grain pie for Easter and this was the only place I could find the dried grain. Big assortment of unique dry goods. They also have donated to support protests in the area. Giving some money towards making sure guests are hydrated and fed during long hot days in the sun. Every time I go in its another pleasant and easy experience.

Shk Ara

Sweet Clover is cheaper on some items than large grocery stores but our family will no longer be shopping here due to their mask policy. The space is too small to have 30 people walking around without masks. The largest US nurses union has clearly stated the decision to not mask in tight indoor spaces is irresponsible and inconsiderate considering what we have just been through and in some instances are still going through.

tgilbar

Awesome staff, great (and uncommon) inventory. 9 times out of 10 if I'm looking for a really random ingredient or specialty item they have it. They do tend to have less conventional inventory, so if you could find it at the huge grocery store next door you probably won't find it in their store. Which is honestly pretty great. They have a great selection of beer and wine (including a nice little sake selection!). Large gluten free selection, lots of vegetarian/vegan options, small but surprisingly great selection of fresh fruits and veggies. This is a store I walked into and bought: squid ink pasta, rosewater, miso paste and a chocolate stout (all of which were delicious!). So yeah... try and stump them, it'll be fun! Also, don't get upset if you forget your shopping bags, they do charge for the paper bags but the fee is donated to charity.

Amy A

Great selection for a small shop. The deli/prepared food is well worth stopping for alone. If you like spicy foods, try the Korean spicy tofu.