Savour

If you want to explore interesting kitchen things, you’ll be wanting to head in to Savour. The space is small, but amazingly well organized. Expect cookbooks, oils, spices, cooking gadgets, teapots, and other fun kitchen things!
Last Christmas, I picked up the cutest tea accessories for my bestie for Christmas. Over the weekend I popped in to grab a copy of Rebecca Klemke’s new cookbook. Whatever it is you need, pop in to see Michelle and Jane! They know their products inside out and backwards and always have great ideas if you’re stuck on a gift to buy!

Savour is a small but intensely packed store in the heart of Inglewood. Fantastic selection of cookware and ingredients. Make sure to pick up the BEST pot scrubber ever, was sad when the one I bought in Vancouver was lost and I was very excited to find them in stock here.
The owners run the shop and are personable, passionate and knowledgable about food and cooking. I’ve had many a great discussion about restaurants in town plus food prep techniques with them. Don’t see something you’re looking for, ask them. Chances are they can order it in.
Make sure to check out the selection of oils and vinegars, some of them are quite unique and are available for tasting.
When you’re there, tell them I said hi.
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Savour is a tiny store but action packed with lots of fun goods and kitchenware. I gasped with excitement when I saw the GurglePot (
), which I had read about in Swerve this past winter. I walked out with one and now that I know where they are, I’ll be buying more as gifts.

Conveniently located right next to Choklat, is Savour.
Savour carries kitchenware and foods from all over the world. Although the shop itself is quite tiny, it is extremely compact. They’ve got a little of everything!
Whether you’re looking for fine foods, knives, specialty oils, authentic pasta, a variety of spices or a water jug that gurgles (not joking), Savour has got it all.
Their selection paired with their excellent service makes Savour a must-​see store in Inglewood.

Savour is a kitchenware and fine foods shop that has the two nicest owners. In a previous life they were both teachers so they are really keen on giving the best and most attentive customer service.
I caught them the other day preparing for a Unilocal conference in San Fran. As a matter of fact they told me that thousands of business owners and product sellers attend this, so it is nothing but a 3 day tasting food affair. They felt it was important to attend such conferences as they wanted to be up on the latest food and culinary trends in their store.
The store is small but with the pairing of nostalgic hardwood and industrial chrome shelving they have managed a really nice display of unique kitchen items, recipe books, dishes and food products.
The store has been trying to sell local products but they do carry things from all around the world. Amongst the things you can find here are spices, cooking oils, pastas, sauces, biscuits, cremes, and multi grain items.
This is a nice personable shop with a diverse selection at fairly good prices.