Savi Provisions lenox

A little pricey especially for the tiny sandwiches. The shop has quality desserts, a decent beer and wine selection and lots of little things like sauces and other small foods. The "drink card" is nice for drinks with friends and neighbors, beer, wine and liquor self serve by the ounce. Customers often bring their dogs to the patio which makes for a great neighborhood vibe.

Amazing experience. Helped me pick out the perfect pair of glasses.

Self serv bar is great. Good selection and prefect during the pandemic. Grab a glass and a card from the inside and serve yourself.

Love this place! They have ALL the Essentials! Great customer service too! So excited they opened a location right outside my complex!

Morton & Bassett spices are now sold here!

Best Salmon Sandwich & Chai Tea Latte ever !!!!

Great selection! Awesome customer service!

Chicken sandwich on sourdough >>>>> so good

I've been here a number of times, and unfortunately it's gotten worse and worse since it's been open. The sandwiches are okay, albeit overpriced, but they are often out of ingredients. Sandwiches come with a free bag of chips, but that's not advertised in the store for some reason.

The last time I got a sandwich, it looked like the employee didn't wear gloves when preparing it (I heard him wrap up my sandwich from behind the partition and then came out immediately with no time to take gloves off), which is both unsanitary and against health code. He also grabbed napkins and put them in my bag without gloves on in plain view, which isn't great.

The quality of the sandwiches really varies a lot depending on the day - it's a bit of a lottery, which isn't good for a $10+ sandwich. Several times they have substituted out arugula with shredded lettuce without telling me beforehand because apparently they run out of arugula a lot. They're all quite small as well.

The grocery selection is okay. There is a lot of beer and wine. There are very sparse groceries apart from that (they have removed several shelves from when they first opened), and with Publix and Target only a five-minute walk away, you should only buy any groceries here as a last resort.

The POS systems are also pretty sketchy. They have flyers to pay via CashApp and some other app (and I had a clerk ask me to use one or the other, but he let me use Apple Pay when I said I don't have either). They also have a surcharge for using credit cards, which they applied to my Apple Pay without asking whether I was using credit or debit. This isn't posted anywhere in the store as far as I could tell. "Scam" is too strong a word, but it didn't feel great as a customer.

The patio does seem fine, but there are better options within a short walk (Iron Hill and especially Bucket Shop come to mind).

Minimal selection of food, wouldn’t take credit card, but very personable!

This is such a cool spot but I was disappointed to see the outside area was really dirty, and smelled like animal waste. The trash was piled up too.