Graza reviews and discussion

4.6

91% of reviewers would recommend to a friend

Reviews mention

  • Flavorful, peppery finishing oil
  • Convenient, precise squeeze bottle
  • Attractive, opaque packaging
  • Clear sizzle/drizzle differentiation
  • Plastic bottle packaging concerns
  • Occasionally leaky, oily caps
  • Inconsistent flavor intensity reports
  • Sizzle perceived as ordinary

Graza delivers flavorful olive oils that many reviews call fresh, grassy, and peppery—especially the Drizzle finishing oil—while the squeeze-bottle format makes cooking precise and mess-light. Reviews also flag drawbacks: plastic packaging (though glass and refills appear), occasional leaky/oily caps, and divided opinions on taste and value, with some finding Sizzle ordinary and the hype overstated.

AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews

963 reviews and posts

  • We use Graza oils daily in our cooking. The packaging is great and we haven't had any quality issues. I love that there is now a "Frizzle" oil for higher heat cooking. We use this when we need to get the wok hot for our stir fries. These would make a great gift for any cook or foodie in your life.

  • Always a staple on our shelves. Graza delivers - not just in the catchy branding and options, but the taste is above all olive oils. I love how easy the oil comes out with this nozzle, no spill and messiness. I also like how Graza does a lot of pop-ups and goes on sale regularly to make it more affordable and accessible!

  • I love the high heat, cooking oil for making lots of dishes. It has a very mellow flavor but works wonderfully. The packaging is definitely a plus it’s one of those oils you want to leave out on your counter. It’s just fun.

  • Yummy yummy and love the plastic bottles. It makes it super easy to store & refill and not worry about breaking a glass bottle. It also may be organic but not sure. But I have nothing but great stuff to say!

  • For lovers of olive oil and cooking! Graza Olive oil is top notch for cooking, baking, high heat cooking and everything in between. I especially love the squeeze bottles for ease of use stove-side. There's one for general cooking "Sizzle", EVOO, and another 2 for high-heat, cleverly named "Frizzle", a spray and a squeeze bottle. Our local Costco is selling these and you shoukd be able to easily find it at your local market too. Flavors great, not too strong and just what you need for most cooking applications.

  • I love this product. I use it in addition to a regular bottle of extra virgin olive oil for salads, or to top off a dish. I love the design of the bottle so that you can truly drizzle the oil instead of having it overflow. The taste is fabulous and I would highly recommend it.

  • I’m not gonna lie, the packaging got me. The squeeze bottle makes me feel like I’m on the bear (yes chef!) and the quality is very good. I do think it’s pricey for oil, and in my day to day life I don’t know if the quality difference is groundbreaking, yet I keep buying.

  • Fun way to get excited about cooking! I do question the quality of the Olive Oil but, overall, it's my go-to when I cook. You can find it at Costco for a fraction of the price but the drizzle nozzle makes using this product way way easier.

  • I have seen this brand for a while and did not think there was anything special about it. But then I decided to try them out since we needed more cooking oil. It definitely is a decent substitution but I do get nervous at the price point.

    Verified purchase

  • I first saw Garza products posted everywhere online as it became popular through the influencers that I saw. Though I tried to for myself and it’s worked really well! I use just a bit before cooking anything and it’s been great!

  • Graza is the olive oil equivalent of that effortlessly cool friend who somehow looks amazing in a plain white tee. I didn’t think I needed my olive oil to have a personality, but here we are-and Graza has a lot of personality. Let’s start with the squeeze bottle. It’s genius. It makes me feel like I’m hosting my own cooking show, even when I’m just scrambling eggs at 7am looking half-asleep. No slippery glass, no over-pouring, no “oops, that was half the bottle.” Just a clean, confident drizzle. Frankly, it’s given me delusions of culinary grandeur. The flavors are legitimately great-like, not Instagram-hype great, but actually bright, grassy, fresh great. The “Sizzle” vs. “Drizzle” thing felt gimmicky at first, but now I fully judge other oils for expecting me to use one bottle for everything. My kitchen has standards now, apparently. Packaging-wise, it’s cute in that modern, design-y way where you want to leave it out on your counter as if to say, “Yes, I care about ingredients and aesthetics simultaneously.” Guests notice it, which is honestly half the fun. Is it pricier than your grocery-store standby? Sure. But it lasts, it tastes better, and it somehow makes my very normal meals feel… elevated. Graza basically tricked me into being the kind of person who has opinions about olive oil—and honestly, I’m not mad about it.

  • Love the squeeze bottle idea, but mine are always covered in oil (not sure how that keeps happening?). The Drizzle is AMAZING on salads and with balsamic vinegar + bread. The Sizzle is great, but I don't taste it the way I do Drizzle.

  • This olive oil is really as good as people say and the price point is excellent (and I was pleased to see Wirecutter rated it No. 1 recently). It has replaced my previous favorite Brightland because it's easier to get, doesn't require ordering online and it's more cost effective. I would love to see Graza come out with some flavored oils (chili, lemon, garlic, etc) ... I would buy those immediately.

  • I really appreciate that Graza oil comes in glass. It’s very high quality, tastes great, and works for different cooking needs and temperatures. The chips are so yummy, but a bit too costly for me. I’m thankful for Thingtesting and their discounts.

    Verified purchase

  • As someone who uses a lot of olive oil, I’m a big fan of Graza. Not going to lie, the packaging first drew me in, but the brand wouldn’t sustain itself without very high quality oil. It’s the full package, which is why I use it. It’s a joy to use.

    Verified purchase

  • Made some delicious granola with this granola along with various other cooking. The flavor is good without being over powering and the squeeze bottle is super easy to use and control flow. Would definitely try other products from this brand and I can easily find it in stores near me

  • I hate that I love this and will always repurchase because it's just olive oil... It looks great on the shelf and I don't really cook like that but tastes high quality! Despite all the plastic drama, I will still choose the squeeze bottle out of ease but maybe I will get the aluminum can next just to compare

  • Just picked this up on my last trip to the US since they don’t sell this in Canada. Overall for a cooking oil I like it, but it is expensive and I’m not sure if I would use it to dip bread into or for something like that. I do think they’ve done a great job with the branding and it looks good sitting on the counter.

  • I originally bought Graza when it still came in plastic, and now that the bottles are glass, the brand feels more elevated and sustainable. I started with Sizzle and later added Drizzle, and now both have a place in my kitchen. The flavor is bright, fresh, and noticeably better than the standard olive oil I used to grab. It’s one of the few pantry items I consistently repurchase.

  • I’ve been using Graza Extra Virgin Olive Oil for a few months now, and I’m a big fan. It has a mellow, versatile flavor, so I end up using it for pretty much everything. It cooks well, tastes great, and the squeeze bottle is a huge plus, it makes dispensing the perfect amount so much easier. Highly recommend!