Where I can buy Val di Mazara olive oil? (Phoenix: to buy, restaurant)

[olegk]

I kind of got hooked-up on it..
Costco had it for some time. Not anymore..
Any other sources Tempe/Mesa?
Thanks!

[d2snow]

If you don't want to buy it online, the only place I can think of that might carry it is AJ's Fine Foods (several locations in the valley). You can call them and ask.

[Finger Laker]

if you are out by mesa you should drive over to queen creek and check out their olive press ....... really good quality products

[olegk]

Originally Posted by Finger Laker

if you are out by mesa you should drive over to queen creek and check out their olive press ....... really good quality products

I don't mind and actually perfer to support AZ local economy. Just want REAL olive oil. Could you give more info on name/location?

Originally Posted by d2snow

If you don't want to buy it online, the only place I can think of that might carry it is AJ's Fine Foods (several locations in the valley). You can call them and ask.

Thank you. I will give them call. On-line order will be more expensive $23-25 + shipment for 1/2 liter bottle.

[Finger Laker]

they're located by schnepf farms in queen creek

definitely real olive oil - EVOO - they have a standard oil, a reserve pressing and many infused oils which are good

you can sample before you buy - they label the bottles the month they are pressed - the whole process is pretty fresh

Queen Creek Olive Mill

[olegk]

Originally Posted by Finger Laker

they're located by schnepf farms in queen creek

definitely real olive oil - EVOO - they have a standard oil, a reserve pressing and many infused oils which are good

you can sample before you buy - they label the bottles the month they are pressed - the whole process is pretty fresh

Queen Creek Olive Mill

Thanks a lot! It seems like a good place for half-day weekend trip.

[crystalys]

Try Tony's Italian Delicatessen. Don't know if they have the brand you are looking for....but they have more olive oil selections than I have ever seen in one place. Here is their addresss and phone:

536 E Dunlap Ave # 1
Phoenix, AZ 85020
(602) 944-5952

You can also order from their menu and eat outside at the few tables they have set up on their patio.

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by crystalys

Try Tony's Italian Delicatessen. Don't know if they have the brand you are looking for....but they have more olive oil selections than I have ever seen in one place. Here is their addresss and phone:

536 E Dunlap Ave # 1
Phoenix, AZ 85020
(602) 944-5952

You can also order from their menu and eat outside at the few tables they have set up on their patio.

It is simply amazing all the things we have around here that we don't know about. I have been for decades and had never heard of the Olive Oil press/mill in QC.

[Rubee]

Originally Posted by olegk

Thanks a lot! It seems like a good place for half-day weekend trip.

Queen Creek Olive Mill also serves breakfast and lunch at their restaurant Del Piero, which focuses on local AZ products.

Be sure to stop at another great local place in Queen Creek - a butcher shop called the Pork Shop. Excellent bacon, pancetta, salami, ribs, pork chops, bratwurst, sausage, ham, etc.

Pics
eG Forums -> The Pork Shop

Menu:
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rop9X...74ur7GjlK7WhPA

Also, AJ's carries Queen Creek olive oil and stuffed olives.

[ArizonaBear]

Try DeFalco's on Scottsdale Rd: they are about 2 miles S of Old Town.