Los Angeles has turned grocery shopping into a lifestyle, and Laurel Supply may be the most beautiful new example yet.
The West Hollywood neighborhood market opened on May 8, 2026, at the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Olive Drive. It comes from the team behind Laurel Hardware and Laurel Grill, two names already familiar to anyone who follows the Los Angeles dining scene.
Laurel Supply combines a carefully edited grocery store, prepared-food destination, coffee and smoothie bar, bakery, butcher counter, and casual café inside one striking space. It is the kind of place where you can pick up dinner ingredients, order lunch, meet a friend, and leave with a perfectly arranged bag of specialty provisions.
A Grocery Store Designed Like a Retreat
The first thing that separates Laurel Supply from an ordinary market is the design. Eater Los Angeles described a sculptural exterior with sharp lines and wood fins, followed by a light-filled interior filled with pale wood, high ceilings, and immaculate displays.
The overall look is warm, minimal, and quietly luxurious. Shelves hold kombucha, sauces, specialty mustard, small-batch granola, pantry staples, wine, beer, and sake. Carefully presented produce sits alongside refrigerated juices, soups, and prepared foods.
There is also a supplement section and a butcher counter with fresh cuts of meat. Everything feels highly considered, from the packaging on the shelves to the seating around the central café.
It is easy to see why Laurel Supply quickly became a place for people-watching as well as shopping.
The Prepared Foods May Be the Main Event
Laurel Supply is not simply a market for stocking the pantry. An entire side of the store is dedicated to foods you can eat immediately or take home for an easy dinner.
The selection reported at opening included sushi sold by the piece, cut rolls, nigiri, salads, hot dishes, rotisserie chicken, pizza, gelato, bread, and pastries.
The hot bar has featured dishes such as Korean short ribs, sticky tofu, grilled chicken, vegetable fried rice, roasted Japanese sweet potatoes, and chow mein. The pizza oven turns out blistered pies and slices with toppings ranging from classic margherita to vodka sauce with meatballs.
For a lighter visit, there are salads, sushi, and cold-pressed juices. For something more indulgent, the bakery, gelato counter, and large slices of pizza make a persuasive case.
Offerings and prices can change, so check the current menu or displays when you arrive.
Smoothies, Coffee, and a Place to Stay Awhile
The center of the market holds a coffee, smoothie, and juice bar with seating nearby. Eater reported smoothies priced from $14 to $16 when Laurel Supply opened, including combinations built around fruit, collagen, cacao, lion’s mane, maca, and protein.
Juices at opening included green blends as well as brighter fruit-forward options. Coffee gives shoppers an easy reason to stop in during the morning, while the café seating turns a grocery run into a leisurely break.
This is part of Laurel Supply’s appeal. You can come for almond milk and vegetables, but you can just as easily meet someone for a smoothie, split a pizza, and browse the shelves afterward.
How It Compares With Erewhon
Comparisons with Erewhon are inevitable. Laurel Supply is less than half a mile from Erewhon’s West Hollywood location, and both cater to shoppers who enjoy premium ingredients, wellness products, prepared foods, and a polished atmosphere.
Laurel Supply has its own personality, however. The connection to the Laurel Hardware restaurant group gives the market a stronger restaurant sensibility, especially around its hot bar, pizza oven, butcher counter, and prepared dishes. Its pale wood and subdued styling also create a softer, retreat-like version of luxury grocery shopping.
The prices are unquestionably premium. This is not the place for a bargain grocery run. I would approach it as a food destination and choose a few things that feel special rather than trying to fill an entire weekly cart.
What I Would Try First
My first visit would begin with a slow walk through the market before the midday crowds arrive. I would order a coffee or smoothie, browse the produce and pantry shelves, and then choose lunch from whichever counter looked most irresistible.
The ideal Laurel Supply tasting list might include:
- A slice from the pizza oven
- A few pieces of sushi or a prepared salad
- One interesting pantry item for home
- A loaf of bread or something from the bakery
- A scoop of pistachio gelato to finish
It would also be a beautiful place to gather ingredients for a dinner party when presentation matters as much as convenience.
Laurel Supply Hours and Location
Laurel Supply is located at 8445 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, California 90069.
The market’s official website currently lists its hours as 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Catering is available, while online pickup and delivery are listed as coming soon.
Because hours and services can change, confirm the latest information on Laurel Supply’s website before making a special trip.
A New Kind of Los Angeles Food Destination
Laurel Supply reflects the way Los Angeles likes to eat now: health-conscious but indulgent, casual but beautifully designed, and always ready for a photograph.
It may be a grocery store, but it is also a café, lunch destination, date idea, and delicious place to wander. Whether you stop for sushi, a smoothie, a pizza slice, or dinner-party inspiration, Laurel Supply makes an everyday errand feel like a small event.
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