Haven't been there since it expanded. Wow! Great bread - had an artichoke/tomato/cheese/guacamole/…read morelettuce sandwich. Will go back just to buy some loaves. Loved the "brain booster" juice. Bought coffee, tea for home. Miss the wheatgrass shots, southwestern salad with black beans. Was told if something doesn't sell, they discontinue it People there SO NICE! Plenty of parking. Want to explore the membership option, where you get discounts on purchases. So glad to have a healthy eating option on the West Side (Land of the Fast Food Chains).

Customer service is always 10/10! I love that they have a drive thru so I don't have to get my…read moresleeping baby out of the car. Highly recommend a loaf of sourdough or a smoothie bowl!

I came here specifically to snag ice cream from the 50% off amazon prime deal - I was shocked to…read morefind that even on the second week of the sale the coolers were stocked and being stocked as I was shopping - other places run those types of specials and then once stock is out it's gone but that's not the case here. I got 19 items between expensive pints that would normally be 9 bucks to novelty ice cream bars. I paid 59 plus tax for all! The store was also very clean, and the staff was nice enough. Great experience and what an awesome sale - it goes until July 3rd if anyone is reading this and wants to stock up (:

This store at Rookwood sure doesn't measure up to the original location in Oakley. Wines are…read morelocated in a few rows past the produce department. The old store had a very nice wine department with appealing displays and notes about many of the wines. The prepared foods section is just nasty. The old store had a beautiful square section with helpful staff and everything looking fresh. Really disappointed that WFM doesn't do better with this location.

Very good organic foood. The steaks are our favorite and…read moreAmish raised chicken are our favorite

Every time I've been the staff has been very friendly. The food is good quality although a bit…read morepricey but they have some unique finds and hidden gems. They also do have good sales!

Had fun at Jungle Jim's in Fairfield. The place is huge and fun and somewhat overwhelming. All…read moreSorts of countries represented. Candy and sauces, meats live seafood, chips and other snacks. 10,000's of square feet of shopping. Great stop. Be ready to spend money.

I went to pick up some Epsa (a Greek soda that is a particular vice of mine) and there was none on…read morethe shelf! I hope they were just out and aren't discontinuing it. Also, Jungle Jim's should really consider stocking stroopwafel, which are delicious and should really be more popular in America than they are. The best time to go is on a weekday, ideally Monday through Thursday. They are packed on weekends and it makes an already overwhelming experience that much busier and stressful.

I was on my way out of the Findlay Market on this blustery morning when through a stroke of good…read morefortune, I decided to walk over and check out the Fabulous Ferments stand that I had zipped past on my way inside. While perusing the wonderful assortment of krauts, kimchi, kombuchka, and beet kvass, Jenn fed me samples of the various krauts as she told me all about the lacto-fermented process that makes them tasty and healthy. While I was deciding which flavors to buy, I was struck by the number of people who came by the booth to pick up what appeared to be a regular purchase or to discuss how well the krauts had gone over at Thanksgiving dinner. I grabbed three jars of kraut to go -- Seaweed, Red Apple Caraway, and Spicy Dill. I had the dill kraut on a turkey sandwich yesterday and it was fabulous. The other two are intended as gifts, but with people who I hope will share them with me in return ;-) For a city with as much German heritage as Cinci, the products served up by this small business should be welcomed with open arms. This is kraut like your ancestors used to make, and is pretty much a lost art these days. How inspiring to see a few young entrepreneurs reviving the culture. Cheers!

I never ever heard of kombucha until I was told by a vegan buddy of mine to try this mysterious…read morelocally-made drink one day at a Park + Vine event. I bought the brown bottle with the bright label that said "Fab Ferments". At first, honestly, it was weird. Not only did it foam over the top, but a string of cultures sat on top of the foam and kind of creeped me out. But, once I skimmed that stuff off, I took a sip, and loved it! Since then, I grab a bottle nearly every time I'm at Park+Vine, Findlay Market, City Flea, or any other local event at which I see them. I've had their saurkraut but I'm not much of a fan of the stuff in general, so I never buy it. I've never had their kimchi but I'd like to give it a try someday! Even if you're not a raw vegan, vegan, or vegetarian... give this stuff a try. It's yummy, healthy, and made right in our Queen City!

Clifton Natural Foods is an excellent place for grocery shopping. The food is always fresh, the…read morestaff is friendly, and the overall atmosphere is very relaxing.

They were knowledgeable and easy to communicate with regarding spices. They accommodated me with…read moresmaller portions that I was trying out and not certain I would like! Great place for natural spices!

A very nice clean business. They have a grocery, health and beauty section. Some things are higher…read morethan they are in other places; however, if you live in a town like me, the price can be worth it when you go out of town anyway. It has my cbd plus and Curcurmin products. I recommend it!

EVERYTHING ALWAYS goes well at Matt's. I've been referring people to him for years, and buy 95%…read moreof my own products there. He carries the top brands and is knowledgeable and will also order for you. I call this store "Northern Kentuckys BEST KEPT Secret." Please don't waste your hard earned money at "chains" and drug stores. Buy non GMO, valuable outsourced ingredients of products at Matt's! Say Dr. Susan sent you.

If I could give a negative star, I would! I went there this evening to buy some protein drinks and…read morebreakfast stuff....there was supposed to be a deal for two muscle milk drinks, any variety for $6. The system rang up differently. Took the self scan attendant (who mostly just stand around a talk to other staff) a while to come help. Asked where the location was of the product and went there...he came back it was exactly as I told him, with the tag! He still wouldn't adjust it saying "it was for a different type" (BS!) I told him to get the manager and he walked away, came back and said "I can't give you a refund"! Voided the items and left completely pissed off! Never come to this place regardless: people and staff leave half drunk drinks and food in the isles, cluttered, no organization! Never coming to this place again! When someone says to get the manger, you get the fucking manager!

Antonio, Manager at this location, lied. He said that he had video evidence that an incident…read morehappened at this location. But this was a lie. He would not show the video without a police officer there. He flat out lied about the video. He just used the video as a way to easily lie and to get out of situations by knowing he doesn't have to show the video for evidence that he is telling a lie. Then he hung up on us while talking on the phone with us. Horrible customer service. I guess Krogers can only hire liars. Very unprofessional. I hope that everyone reading this never has to deal with Antonio

Dreadful experience …read more.. The only good thing about this place is how friendly the roaches and rats are. Oh, and if you're hungry the heavy stretch kind smells like pork rinds...

My experience was tainted with wafts of wet bologna and body fluid. There was fresh piss outside of…read morethe entrance, but somehow I decided to continue in. Wrong move. Smell is bad. Front staff is bored and unenthusiastic. The smell of meat is FOUL. WHY DOES IT SMELL LIKE MEAT, IT IS A GYM. I couldn't bare the smell for the poor quality of equipment so I left.