Saratoga Olive Oil

Charming and friendly local shop with truly unique and high quality products. I came in just to browse and couldn’t leave without a sampling of their wares for myself and friends. For regulars and returning customers they will give 10% off if you bring in your empty bottles for reuse. The balsamic vinegars to pair with the flavored olive oils are incredible to taste– especially the coconut, which I couldn’t leave without buying. You can taste everything in the shop and you won’t be disappointed!

Love the vinegar from this place. The BF’s parents are from SS, so ever since this place opened, I’ve been getting bottles of the olive oils and vinegar as gifts. I love the vinegar they have for salad dressings. And every year when I’m in town for Christmas, I stock up and buy enough bottles of vinegar to last me for the whole year! They also carry Sfoglini pasta, so that’s also another thing I always get when I’m here. It’s a great store to visit since you can taste all the oils, vinegar, and salts they have.

For the love of olive oil this place is heaven! Taste test to about 30 different olive oils and different kinds of sea salt.
We even got a bottle to go! It was well worth the $ 25.

Unfriendly. Customer service non existent. Products are great but seems like no one cares. Would be nice to be greeted when you enter the store and then stand at register obviously ready to buy something

It’s just fun to go and taste and buy. Then you’ve got something in a bag.

This is a good addition to the recent new variety of oil and vinegar stores. The staff is conversant in the processed and flavors. They have opened a similar store based upon tea and honey a couple blocks down the road.

A dinner hosts heaven! Gosh I love me some delicious oil and balsamic! This is definitely a shop you make time for on Broadway! There are samples to try and they are mind blowing. There are so many options and you’ll be sure to leave with a new cooking venture in mind!
Must trys: Juniper Berry Balsamic
Maple Balsamic
Mushroom Sage Olive Oil
Recipe to try:
R&G Pollenbert cheese
Sunflower seeds
Dried Cranberries
Spring Mix
Juniper Berry Balsamic

Appreciate nice olive oil with some bread?
Like balsamic vinegar?
How about sea salt?
If you enjoy fine food or would like to enhance your taste buds, a visit to this store is a must!
If you are an olive oil or balsamic vinegar novice like me, a visit is still necessary. You can try out different olive oils and balsamic vinegars with some bread so you know which one you enjoy. The staff is friendly and they encourage you to try as many as you like. I think I tried like 7 different types. I came away with a greater appreciation. I also walked away with a bottle of olive oil. It’s a tad pricey, but its worth every penny.

Pretty much any olive oil you could think of is here. They’re liberal with the samples and while the prices are a little steep, if you’re into cooking, it’s probably a worthwhile investment. They have smaller «sample» sized bottles you can get for $ 7 if you don’t want to commit to something higher or want a fun addition to a gift basket.

We were given our first bottle of Olive Oil from this glorious shop by my sister and hubby who had lived i Saratoga Springs for over 40 years. They have since left the area but we make no excuse to treat ourselves whenever we are in the area. Call it a personnal indulgence. Last Sunday was such an indulgenge as we sampled the fresh varieties that abound. I am a particular fan of the Italian oils as we treated ourselves to a fresh bottle and purchased two small bottles for an upcoming birthday. Being Mother’s Day they handed me a mini bottle of Peach Balsamic which was lovely and delicious. Had lost a purchase from a near by store and we were home more than 100 miles away when we realized it. Have backtracked by phone in our search they readily said it was left at the register and both quickly and pleasantly mailed it back to me. Thank you Saratoga Oil!

Oh. My. Tastebuds.
I could live off the free samples. The only thing worse than waiting behind someone to fill up your cup with your FAV flavor, is trying to pick one to buy.
Just buy them all

I am so glad I stopped by this place when I came to Saratoga springs! I’m not from the area, I found this on my hotel map.
I went during tasting hour, the place was empty expect for me, my bf, and the worker. She explained how it worked and guided us through the tastings. They had so many different infused olive oils and balsamic vinegars AND sea salt! There are little pieces of bread for you to taste them with. I really liked the Tuscan blend oil. The sea salts were great. The black lava salt was amazing as was the chipotle bacon, and truffle salts. I wish I could buy them all!
I ended up getting a smoked garlic sea salt as a gift for someone.
The prices weren’t bad either, I think it’s perfect for the amount you get. If I lived in the area, I would come here all the time for my oil, vinegars, and salts.

Life is too short for crappy balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Luckily, this place agrees.
Just like one can spend 45 minutes sniffing every spice in Penzey’s, one can spend hours in this store tasting olive oil and vinegar. Separately, mixed, with bread, without bread, however you like it, and they don’t judge you for trying everything. Be forewarned… You will leave feeling full. They do have cheat sheets around the store for good oil/​vinegar pairings for the culinary challenged, like myself.
I’m no foodie, but in a store like this, one can tell the difference between the crap in the supermarket and the stuff in this place. I had no idea there were so many different types of oils and vinegars. It’s almost a little too overwhelming. Everything is pricey, but it’s not like you’re going to go home and chug a bottle of vinegar. It lasts if you use it sparingly. And like the others have said, keep the bottles and corks for a discount refill the next time you roll through.

This is a very cute shop with some delicious vinegars and olive oils. Great place to get someone a gift. My favorite is the pear infused vinegar. Prices aren’t terrible. Small bottles $ 10.95, larger bottles $ 16.95 for vinegar. Definitely worth stopping in if you’re in Saratoga.

AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE.
First of all, the product is amazing. My parents came home from Saratoga this summer raving about what they had at Saratoga Olive Oil. For that reason, I made them a little package of a few of their favorite things from the Saratoga trip for Christmas, a large chunk of it being products from Saratoga Olive Oil. Well, apparently the delivery came… but didn’t wind up at my door step (Thanks a lot UPS…). I called in such a panic, as it was only a few days before Christmas. The manager I spoke with saved the day, and fixed the problem in the most professional way possible. I am so thankful for the way they handled my situation! I had to write a glowing review :) Thank you again!

LOVE LOVE LOVE
This is such a fun little shop with so much to look at and try! They have every single one of their oils set up so beautifully and organized very well. They also have every oil available to try right near the displays (I noticed some pictures that showed this)
They also put out delicious bread to try with the oils.
Saratoga Olive Oil has great service. They arent on top of you to try make the biggest sale but they are there when you need them.
We always walk out with a few bottles and we love using them with fresh herbs and bread making salad dressings.

We made sure to stop into the Saratoga Olive Oil Co. as we made our way down Broadway during a recent visit. I absolutely loved this specialty shop! The store offers tons of unique oils and vinegar, salts, bath and luxury items.
The staff was helpful but in no way overbearing. I never felt pressure to purchase anything, even after spending twenty minutes sampling! Still, we couldn’t help but take something home with us – we bought a bottle of the basil oil and a jar of the black lava salt. I was excited to hear that they deliver, so a trip back to Saratoga won’t be necessary when I need more basil oil!

On retrouve plus de 60 types d’huile d’olive et vinaigre balsamique. Il est possible d’y goûter, ce qui pourait nous tenir occupé tout un après-​midi en agréable collation /​repas. Les bouteilles d’huile et de vinaigre sont relativement peu coûteuses, en considérant la qualité.fait intéressant, ils offrent des rabais pour la récupération des bouteilles ainsi que des rabais si vous les aimez sur Facebook ou par chèque dans Foursquare. Le personnel est très utile pour trouver les types de produits qui répondent à nos besoins. Une visite incontournable.

So I was visiting the SO in Saratoga this weekend and I was treated with a visit to the Saratoga Olive Oil company. Let me preface this by saying that I broke my Atkins induction for this (because you go around and dip bread into all the amazing tastes) and I left quite happy. This is saying something since I so painstakingly avoided carbs for the last two weeks!
So Broadway was an absolutely gorgeous street lined with all sorts of little stores. Being that it snowed yesterday had its own appeal and … unpleasantness. Luckily this little store was open and there were people in there talking, conversing and tasting. We stepped in, were greeted with a burst of warm air and immediately went to dipping. The name says olive oil but they had so much more than that. They had a whole battery of different balsamic vinegars which I thought was by far the most fun to try.
You grab a plastic container, fill it with your «dip» of choice and take your bread and have at it. Some of my favorite balsamic vinegars were the fruity flavored ones that line the right side of the wall including apple, white peach and black cherry. However, my most favorite was the coconut. Unbelievable… now I just a recipe to use it and I’ll be all set.
Along the opposite side of the wall was the containers for olive oil. While they did have fruity flavors for those (lemon and blood orange) I found that the most stunning flavors for the oils were the herbal and spicy ones.
What’s also pretty awesome is that if you save your bottle you can go back and refill for a 10% discount. It’ll be difficult for you to walk away with only buying one!
I can see that parking for this area can be difficult on a beautiful day. There are parking structures on both sides of the street but is extremely limited!

I’m not the type of person who can truly appreciate a store like this. But I can recognize when other customers are enjoying an experience. There are soooo many different olive oils here, and the chance to try EVERY single one of them. Whether you’re someone who samples the oil with a bit of Rock Hill Bakehouse bread that they provide, or the type of person who enjoys having it «straight up» from the small sampling cups, if you use olive oil in your kitchen, this is the place for you.
Check out their web page to see the more than 30 varieties ($ 12.95-$ 34.95 /​200ml) from around the world. Or sample the more than a dozen flavored Sea Salts if your blood pressure is having a good day. With the holidays coming up there are some great gift ideas here too. We left with bottles of Delicata Squash Oil and Milanese Gremolata Olive Oil. We also bought a loaf of Rock Hill Bakehouse Olive Bread ($ 6.99) which you can’t find at Hannaford or Price Chopper.
Staff were friendly and helpful. My wife would probably give at least 4 stars.

A must-​do while in Saratoga or anywhere near Saratoga. I would even consider driving all the way from North Jersey just to go back here.
Where to begin …
I always believed there was a heaven, but now I know there is a heaven. The fresh aroma of this place is incredible. Even if you don’t LOVE olive oil or balsamic vinegar, you will by the time you leave here. If not, see a doctor.
The service is super friendly. During my two stops here, someone asked me each time if I had been before and if I needed an explanation of their layout. Basically, the various olive oils are labeled by country of origin and spice level. They go in order from most mild to most spicy and you can literally sample everything. Just a grab a toothpick, poke the bread, grab a cup, fill it with oil, and enjoy. Same goes for the balsamic vinegars. My two favorite vinegars were probably the violet and the espresso.
If you have a hard time deciding like me, you can get a 10 or 15% discount by getting 6 bottles. Also, they always have some special going on where you pay slightly less than the listed price. Most of the 200 ml bottles are priced at $ 12.95. The 400 ml I think were around $ 19. They also offer you a discount if you return and refill their nicely designed bottles, and the last time I was there, they were giving away free bottles if you donated a certain amount of money to charity.
Overall, just a great place. I think I could spend the whole day here, but for those of you that have a life and need to be elsewhere, such as the race track, you might want to block off 30 minutes or so.