MStreet - Savi Provisions
950 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA
Crema's Take
“Tucked along M Street, this provisions shop feels like a neighborhood secret worth discovering, blending excellent wine and THC beverage selections with genuinely friendly service that makes you want to linger. Beyond the carefully curated drinks, they're known for standout sandwiches and desserts that pair perfectly with their offerings, creating a welcoming spot for everything from casual meetings to late-night indulgences.”
What to expect
Google Reviews
I recently stopped by Sai Provisions on M Street after touring the nearby M Street apartments. I’ve driven and walked past this store many times while in the area but had never actually gone inside before. This time I decided to stop in and see what they offer, with the simple intention of grabbing something to drink. Unfortunately, the experience was uncomfortable from the moment I walked in. As soon as I entered the store, I was met with a very unpleasant look from a short, older Indian woman who was standing inside the store near the front area before the counter. Instead of greeting me or acknowledging me as a customer, she simply stared at me as I walked in. When you first enter the store, there are pastries on the right side, so I paused briefly to take a look at them. During that time she continued staring at me. Eventually she walked behind the counter where a younger woman was already preparing what looked like a sandwich or some type of food. The older woman then said something to the younger girl in their language while looking in my direction. Of course I don’t know exactly what was said, but based on the tone, body language, and the way she was communicating, it came across as abrupt and negative. The younger girl appeared to simply listen respectfully, but the overall atmosphere in the store became very uncomfortable. The entire time I was browsing, I felt like I was being watched rather than welcomed as a customer. At one point I even said, “Are we good?” because the energy in the store felt that tense and awkward. What makes the situation unfortunate is that the store actually has a surprisingly interesting selection of items, and I fully intended to purchase something. However, after feeling so unwelcome from the moment I walked in, I decided it would not feel right to spend my money there and chose to leave without buying anything. For context, I had just come from an apartment tour and was dressed professionally in a short-sleeve white button-up shirt, black slacks, and clean sneakers. I always carry myself respectfully and believe everyone should be treated with basic courtesy regardless of appearance. As a Hispanic male who has experienced moments of prejudice in the past, both in Los Angeles and here in Atlanta, the feeling in that moment was unfortunately familiar. No one should walk into a business ready to support it and instead feel judged or unwelcome before even interacting with staff. I hope the ownership takes feedback like this seriously and works toward creating a more welcoming environment for everyone in the community.
This is an awesome little shop! Staff is friendly, sandwiches are fantastic, and they have a truly excellent wine and THC beverage selection!
I’m hoping to get in touch with the owner of this established. I came today at 2pm to order a breakfast burrito watched the employee who is wearing a grey sweater cough in his hands then proceeded to put on his hairnet and apron. And he reached for the gloves I said “I don’t mean to be rude, but would you mind washing your hands”. He then replied back with an attitude and said “what?”. I then reiterated can you wash your hands. And he then walked off. The employee in question is a male has a grey sweater (a little thicker of the two working today) The other employee had to intervene. I think it’s 1 rude that he would get an attitude as if I’m asking him to do something unreasonable. Why would u get mad at someone requested you to wash your hands when you coughed in them. Update No response to my email; they obviously don’t care. I would avoid eating here for health concerns.
My review is now changed to one star. Silly of y'all to take your reviews down because you know y'all are running on bad morals. Don't sell faulty vapes and accuse the customer of "knowing the flavor they picked" when I smoke vapes and I know when one is faulty. Not even an exchange of product just an accusation as if I'm trying to scalp them. I just wasted 30 dollars. You'll never get another dime!
I love the new addition to the neighborhood! Their wine and beer selections are great and their desserts are perfect for when you have a late night sweet tooth. I had their Port wine/chocolate cloud mousse cake tonight and it was amazing.
Crema Reviews
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