Natural Food And Garden Store

I went into the door, I was greeted by tee, cookies and hü schokolade bars! they had me at hallo! many supplements to choose. a food selection with popular brand names and many local products. this seemingly tiny load has twists and turns and around each corner there is a shade. Organic clothes, fair trade craftsman baskets and handbags, local crafts, books, handmade jewellery, crystals, essential oils, handmade soaps, greeting cards, slimming wise, they call it. I was so glad to find locally grown spits. they even sell sprouting ships if they want to grow themselves! freshly ground coffee and kombucha on tap, and there is always a sample for tasting. there is much more. you really have to stop and say hello. I just recently moved into the opposite and this jewel of a place I am told about has been my favorite place for decades to shop. updated by previous review on 2022-02-08

In an area where there are not many options, this is a great place to go! there was not much fresh food, so it is definitely not a one-stop shop, but for regal stable items it is great!

The selection here is excellent tons and tons of vegan items, of which I did not in the larger one I live in. and the customer service is incredible that I bought several Miyoko cheeses to go home, but after mentioning that I went on a day trip after philadelphia, he insisted to give me a reusable isolated bag free of charge. we talked about other vegan products (and he showed some serious knowledge on the basis of the tried them), and then gave to my man a pack of vegetarian burger, which he recommended for free. (he wanted to give me the vegan version, but was not on camp and apologised that he had no to give me, I am very impressed, and recommend to them any business they can.

Stepping into the restaurant, I was welcomed with tea, cookies, and Hü chocolate bars - they had me hooked from the start! There was a wide selection of supplements to choose from, as well as a grocery section featuring popular brand names and local products. Despite its small size, the store had surprises around every corner, including organic clothing, fair trade artisan baskets and handbags, local crafts, books, handmade jewelry, crystals, essential oils, handcrafted soaps, greeting cards, and smudging sage. I was delighted to discover locally grown sprouts and the option to purchase sprouting vessels. Additionally, they offered freshly ground coffee, kombucha on tap, and samples for tasting. There was so much more to explore, and I highly recommend stopping by to see for yourself. Since moving to the area recently, this long-standing gem has become my go-to store for shopping.

In a limited dining landscape, this restaurant stands out as a top choice. While the selection of fresh food is lacking, it is still a worthwhile destination for shelf-stable items.