Laurel Supply

Roisin OBrien a month ago

I’ve officially reached the stage of life where a beautiful grocery store is more exciting than a night out. Honestly, I’m completely okay with that. 😂 Laurel Supply is one of the most beautiful grocery stores I’ve visited. From the moment you walk through the doors, the store feels bright, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed. It’s the kind of place that makes grocery shopping something you actually look forward to. I’ve been for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on different occasions, and every single visit has been amazing. The omelets are fantastic, the fresh prepared hot food and salad bar are outstanding, and the quality has impressed me every time. The wellness area is incredible, the organic butcher is phenomenal, and I loved exploring everything from the sushi and bakery to the gelato, coffee, and the carefully curated selection of specialty products. There’s always something new to discover. I’ll definitely keep coming back. Laurel Supply has quickly become my favorite places to shop, and I can’t wait to see what they add as they continue to grow. P.S. Don’t skip the restrooms. The attention to detail continues throughout the entire store.

JG 3 months ago

Been waiting to visit this place for sure given my IG algorithm just kept leading me there with tons of posts about it, from visitors, vendors, all the influencers, name it! Obviously not a few mentioning it being _R_whon dupe. Having been there, I could confidently say I love their design even way better than the contender, offering good balance of clean, chic, and contemporary concept. Very well-lit with tons of natural lighting, feels like way more space to move with wider alleys, and huge dine-in space with also sizable outdoor patio in front. Besides the retail section, they did offer similar ready-to-consume meals including Hot Food bar, sushi, made-to-order pizza and smoothies, coffee and tea, as well as bakery. As expected, being very new, line's pretty long and very busy on weekends especially for the hot food bar. I didn't have a chance to try anything there, other than buying some snacks from the retail store. I'd say what they offer from the retail store are relatively bit different, with many local small business products seem to be featured as well. Will certainly make a come back for their hot food bar once the hype kinda tone down a bit.

Renny Engbring 3 months ago

Like yes, 5 stars because we have to keep things in perspective. I had such an interesting experience here. As someone who identifies as a diehard Erewhon supporter, like I’m actually so loyal to them, it felt really weird walking around fake Erewhon. It’s a good dupe, but not it. It’s the ultimate swag jack. That said, it is an objectively beautiful grocery store. The interior is so clean, open and airy. It’s organized and spacious. Good selection of pantry goods, snacks, cheeses, and beverages. Hot bar: direct Erewhon copy, it’s true. It was alarming. I got the Korean short rib, which was slightly different than the Whon’s, a little more beefy, less fatty, and well seasoned. It was really good. The veggies - roasted veggies and shish-kabob veggies, pretty unremarkable. I got my boyfriend the orange chicken, and it had just come out fresh. He loved it. He said it was better than Erewhon’s. We also had a pretty mid cucumber salad (not a dupe, an original). Overall, a really solid meal. No complaints. I got 2 combo plates, the cuke salad, and a few snack and spent around $85. I was here later at night, and I like that the hot bar was open past 8:45. I’d come back in the daytime to s

Aitana Blose 3 months ago

I feel that nowadays many people often define sophisticated taste through same narrow and rigid standards so that a lot of places use the same interior design, which captures a more contemporary sense of elegance. Same to this hot and trending market, perfectly reflects the current aesthetic trend of being both minimalist and grand at the same time. Overall, I genuinely admire the atmosphere, the tidiness, and visual harmony of the entire space even though I’ve seen a lot places that started to use the same concept of visual aesthetics. For this reason, absolutely this is a nice location to visit. However, it is pricey. Like some water brands, snack’s brands and the hot food station. Especially for the food station, I prefer Whole Foods and Erewhon for better display and taste. Not much fresh grocery to purchase. A big sushi bar. I don’t like sushi. I was thinking if it was an icecream bar would be better. Outdoor seating areas or even indoor is a plus and nice restrooms with Japanese toilet. My most favorite area is the drinks especially the smoothies. Awesome ! I think it is even better than Erewhon although Wrewhon’s smoothies are already amazing.

Serge C 4 months ago

I was excited to check out the brand new Laurel Supply in West Hollywood on opening weekend, especially since it comes from the same team behind the very popular Laurel Hardware restaurant nearby. There’s already been a lot of talk about this place potentially becoming a rival to Erewhon, so naturally I had to see what all the hype was about. First off, the exterior and architecture are absolutely beautiful. The whole space has a warm California-modern aesthetic with lots of wood, clean lines, olive trees, and nicely landscaped outdoor seating areas. Honestly, one thing they already do better than Erewhon is the outdoor setup. There are benches, shaded seating areas, and enough space where you could easily grab a juice, coffee, or food and hang out with friends, do some work, or just people watch along Santa Monica Blvd. There is also free valet parking behind the store, which is a huge plus in West Hollywood and makes popping in much easier. Inside, the space feels like a mix between Erewhon and Eataly. You’re welcomed by beautiful flower arrangements and bouquets right at the entrance, followed by a fresh organic produce section. The mangoes smelled incredible and looked perfect,