Sascha's Gourmet Good's

A hide gem in Oak Creek. Awesome selection of charcuterie items. I wish we knew about this place sooner. It would of saved a lot of stupid trips into Steamboat. 😀

This unique little shop offers a wide variety of specialty olives, breads, meats, and cheeses. The owner is extremely knowledgeable and kind. The fresh French baguettes are amazing.

Premier collection of gourmet items that are reasonably priced with a joyful owner. I will be stopping back every time I am in the area as Sasha's is an absolute treat.

This shop is amazing! We bought several items and enjoyed all of them. The French baguette and lemon almond cookies were our favorites! We are looking forward to going back and have been telling everyone about this place. Also, Sascha is so knowledgeable and welcoming.

We stumbled upon this adorable little store today, and I was blown away!! The owner was so friendly and knowledgeable able all the goods!! I’m so excited to try the meat and cheese we bought! Highly recommend! We will be back and so lucky to have this little store in Oak Creek!!

What a hidden Gem!! Such nice people run and own the store, and a wonderful assortment of goodies from all over.

Sascha is the kindest and most generous store owner I have ever met. When you walk into his shop you feel like you have been transported to the Italian countryside. He is always excited to share his products with samples and genuinely cares about the experience his customers have. It is worth the stop!

Love this hidden gem Gourmet Market in Oak Creek. They have great finds and great cheeses, much more and cannolis to go!

Great spot with awesome selection of fun foods! Come see Sascha!

Always a treat to visit Sasha's. Great gourmet items and the hot dogs are wonderful.

The size belies the sheer range of delicious, decadent products from around the world. Here, on deepest, darkest Northern Colorado we've somehow bagged ourselves a veteran importer of fine food goods. The stock definitely favors continental European and skews heavily towards Italian. Still, there's a lot to keep most Europhiles happy, there's a modest selection of Asian goods, and some local things to keep the Oakcreetians happy. The meat and cheese selection is good and I've not had olives (from the self-service olive bar) this good since leaving Europe. Most of the stuff's imported, and none of it's cheap, so bring your wallet and leave thoughts of recession at the door. Your mouth and soul will thank you for it.