Pumpkin Palooza
Pumpkin pancakes for brunch and harvest ravioli for dinner; pumpkin lattes, pumpkin gelato, pumpkin chocolates, and Smashing Pumpkin cocktails to wash it all down. Yup... fall is definitely here!
Wonder Made
We're not sure which we like better - the fabulous, hand-cut, square, artisan Wondermade Marshmallows in flavors like bourbon and pumpkin pie, or the delightful antique letterpress packaging. Good thing you don't really have to decide!
Falling for Fall
What could be more warming on a cool autumn night than hot apple cider infused with exotic spices? How 'bout a chilled version with all the flavor you love, then spiked with locally-made Siesta Key Spiced Rum - quite possibly the best spiced rum ever.
Game Day Grub
Tasty tailgates, without the work. Sandwiches, sides, you name it... Check out our catering menu and order your platter today. Go Bucs!!
Foodie's Market
The CURE for the EPICURE!
Are you a culinary hunter and flavor crusader? Do you seek out products yet to be discovered,
appreciate those handcrafted with care and pride, and relish new food-tastic experiences?
Welcome to the Foodie’s Market at Datz.
We’ve personally tasted and tested all the products in our market and put our Datz stamp of approval on them. From couscous to chocolates, preserves to pastas, balsamic vinegars to boutique spirits, these products represent the highest quality in flavor, authenticity or hand craftsmanship. Delicious. And shopalicious!
Datz Gift Cards
The perfect gift might just be the one they pick out themselves! Datz Gift Cards are good for anything and everything at Datz - breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, happy hour, catering and even gourmet market items!
Acetaia Leonardi Balsamic Vinegars
Aged between 12 and 25 years, Acetaia Leonardi balsamic vinegars are produced in Modena, Italy, its provenance of authenticity. Tradizionales (highest grade) and condimentos (next level of quality) are made using artisanal methods that date back to the Middle Ages. Dense and with a sweet-tart taste, these magnificent gourmet vinegars are used to accent foods or can be drunk like a port.
Alan Coxon's Ancient Recipe Vinegars-
Alan Coxon has spent the past 10 years unearthing the bygone secrets of food. From ancient Greece and Rome to the medieval era, in the spirit of historical sleuthing, he has tracked down specific recipes – and all of it to come up with a very special type of vinegar which has fermented ale as its main ingredient. Trawling through archives and old recipe books, it took him a year to find the right recipes for this trio of vinegars: Ale-Gar, Ancient Greek Vinaigre and Roman Vinaigre. But more importantly, what can you eat it with? “Just about anything,” says Alan. “It works beautifully drizzled over oysters, on cheese, on toast, on strawberries, in beef marinades, or to perk up a tomato sauce.” $22.00.
Anson Mills Organic Grits
Talk about True Grits. Stone ground, with a velvety, pudding-like texture when simmered with hot milk. They are made from near-extinct organic heirloom corn and milled the old fashioned way—by hand.
Belle Chevre Goat Cheese
For almost 20 years Belle Chevre has been hand-crafting fine French style goat's milk cheeses in rural Alabama. A woman with a grand appetite for Chevre (the French word for goat and pronounced 'shev) founded Belle Chevre and developed a winning recipe that has, to date, garnered over 50 national awards from American Cheese Society and other famed institutions. (See Video)
Bone Suckin Sauce
Only the finest ingredients and manufacturing processes go into making their gourmet food products. They don't put any fillers into any of their products like High Fructose Corn Syrup. They put true Honey & Molasses into Bone Suckin' Sauce as a sweetener. You'll find their ingredient list proudly displayed on all of their products in larger than normal type.
Bottega Calabria Spice Blends
A small, artisanal company located in "the boot heel" in Calabria, Bottega di Calabria creates intriguing flavor combinations using the famous red-hot peperoncino of the region. In big Italian families it's always smart to have handy something quick and simple that you can put together for unexpected guests. Even if you don't live in a big Italian family, it's nice to be known as the host who always graciously offers something good to eat. With these spice blends - Bruschetta, Arrabbiata and Midnight Spaghetti - now you can make simply delicious snacks in the time it takes to toast the bread.
Bottega Calabria *Dynamite* "Calabrian Viagru"
Calabrian Viagru, translated to "Viagra,"this is some hot stuff! Bring out the red-hot lover in you and your guests when you add this spicy mixture to your favorite pasta, pizza or bruschetta. Try serving it with aged Italian cheeses. Also adds zest to soups and meats. Bottega Calabria, located in the boot heel of Italy, uses only local fresh ingredients-- tomatoes, four types of mushrooms, hot peppers (which Calabria is famous for), eggplant, olive oil, capers, aromatic herbs, salt and wine vinegar.
Broadbent Kentucky Sausage
Award-winning Country Ham, Bacon and Sausage... A great value from their family's smokehouse to your family's table. Available by the pound.
Cavalli Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Sylvia Cavalli produces Cavalli Olive Oil sustainably from trees that are each grafted with three olive varieties - Frantoio (40%), Coratina (20%) and Leccino (40%). The trees are organically cultivated and the farm is completely sustainable, operating on on solar power and generating enough to support the local community. The olives are harvested manually and cold-pressed; the oil is left unfiltered and stored in stainless steel containers to preserve its quality and flavor - pure, fruity and soft with a bit of vibrant grassiness. Enjoy this fresh, intense oil on pasta and drizzled over grilled vegetables.
Cheer Wine
Born in the South; Raised in a Glass. Created in 1917 in Salisbury, North Carolina by a general store owner named L.D. Peeler, this singular soft drink with a hint of wild cherry and a bubbly effervescence became an immediate hit. Folks from all around the county came to LD's store to give it a try. Soon cold cases all over North Carolina were filled with the "Nectar of North Carolina." It was known to put a smile on everyone's lips who gave it a try, and the Legend was born. Generations later, the Legend has grown larger than life. Family and friends in every state of the Union clamor for this taste that always surprises. Cheerwine is regularly spotted in such far flung places as the great wall of China. The fjords of Northern Europe. The battlefields of Iraq. Today, L.D.’s great grandson Cliff Ritchie leads the company, as Cheerwine officially expands to new parts of the country and continues to win loyal fans with just one sip.
Columbus Salame
Call them old-fashioned. They'll nod their heads. Say they're perfectionists. No argument there. Toss in passionate and they'll give you guys a hug and a kiss and an armful of their award winning salame. That pretty much sums up Columbus Companies—a family-owned business that has spent three generations blending Old World craftsmanship, superior ingredients and and obsession with doing things right to create foods people love.
Couplaguys Sauces
The best stuff in the history of stuff!
Guiseppe Giusti Balsamic Vinegars
The Giusti family has been producing vinegar in Modena, Italy, since 1605, and it's said that after centuries of passing down the process via oral tradition, it was this family that first documented the production of balsamic vinegar, known today as the Giusti recipe. Three different one-of-a-kind, limited-production vinegars from the family's gran deposito, or great reserve, line are aged in antique casks, drawing aromas and flavors that have taken centuries to develop. Giusti balsamic need not be drizzled with a heavy hand; just a dash will add dense and full-bodied flavor to your preferred fruit, cheese or dessert.
Himalayan Salt Slabs, $35
Translucent, quartz-like slabs of pure Himalayan Pink salt, hand-cut directly from Jurrasic-era deposits deep in the Himalayan Mountains. Chilled in the refrigerator, the slabs become a serving platter or tray for fruits, sushi or cheese. Heated, they can melt chocolate, cook scallops or sear beef. The slabs will impart an enhanced salt and mineral flavor to food by which no other method can compare. Himalayan salt is naturally anti-microbial, so clean up requires just a quick scrub or rinse.
Koeze Peanut Butter
The real deal here. No sugar, no preservatives, and no homogenized anything. Just the finest natural peanut butter. Ever.
La Nonna Honey
Salvatore Vultaggio is a traditional beekeeper and maker of this wonderful honey. He follows the seasonal blooms and travels about Sicily collecting his honey, processing it without heat in a hand-cranked centrifuge, preserving its delicate and distinctive flavors, as well as the beneficial amino acids and enzymes. Four flavors: Sulla Honey, Sulla Honey with Blackberries, Sulla Honey with Strawberries and Sulla Honey with Rosemary. Experience a simple, perfect sweetener from nature...from Sicily!
Les Moulins Mahjoub Couscous and Sauces
Out of Africa and onto your table: Tunisian hand-rolled couscous (M'hamsa) with a toasty, hearty
flavor that's enhanced when stored with peppers. Serve as a side dish or perfectly paired with
Mahjoub's four new pasta sauces. Fresh, robust and balanced, the sauces are also ideal for dipping
and on pasta.
Maytag Blue Cheese
On October 11, 1941, the first wheels of Maytag Blue Cheese were formed and put to age in their caves. Not much has changed since then, although their truck is newer and their cheesemakers are older! Today, they still make each wheel by hand, aging it in their caves twice as long as most other blue cheeses. After all, why change a good thing?
Merico "Piana Degli Ulivi" Extra Virgin Olive Oil
In the tiny town of Miggiano in southern Puglia, the Maria Rosa Merico family has been making fine olive oils since the 1700s. What began as a medieval mill dug into the rocky earth has become a modern, albeit very small, production facility. The olives are manually harvested early each year while still pungent and green, and milled no more than 8 hours after harvest for an unparalleled freshness. Piana Degli Ulivi is hand bottled in artisan ceramic jars as well as glass bottles. Use as a finishing oil for grilled steaks and fish, drizzle over heirloom tomatoes and fresh mozzarella, or to enjoy simply with the best artisan bread you can find.
Nueske's Premium Bacon
Nueske's Bacon is produced from the leanest pork available, slowly smoked in family smokehouses for 20 hours over glowing embers of native Wisconsin Applewood and acclaimed by The New York Times and Cuisine Magazine. These are just a few of the qualities that make Nueske's Bacon taste so much better than the pale imitations you find in your local supermarket.
Pimm's No. 1
How 'bout a little history with that buzz? Pimm’s No. 1 is a gin-based liqueur flavored with spices and herbs. Created in 1823 by James Pimm to be served at his oyster bar in London, the Pimm’s Cup became so popular that he eventually started bottling the main ingredient following a secret recipe. Weighing in at only 50 proof, Pimm’s No. 1 is not a strong spirit, making the Pimm’s Cup the ideal hot summer refresher—and allowing thirsty fans to indulge in more than one. A “cup” is actually a style of drink usually mixed up in a bowl with fruit, similar to sangria only using hard spirits instead of wine. There is a Pimm’s No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 based on other spirits such as Scotch, brandy, rum and so on, but these less popular versions are seasonal or have been phased out. When people talk about Pimm’s, they mean Pimm’s No. 1
Vosges Chocolates
Haut-chocolat for those who wanderlust for truly amazing chocolate. Vosges Chocolates are made from the finest ingredients found ’round the world; spices, fruits, roots, nuts, flowers and herbs, infused in premium chocolate, and utilizing the original methods of French confectionary artistry. Indian curry, Australian macadamia nuts, Chinese star anise, New Mexican pecan, sweet Hungarian paprika and Japanese wasabi are just a few exotic flavors that await you.