Very well stocked store. Very nice staff. Always clean and right in my neighborhood and always open…read morepast midnight.

Great hospitality the staff is very nice. They always have what you need! prices are very good as…read morewell.

This place is truly outstanding. They are an ethnic grocery store with some prepared food. I came…read moreher to pick up an order for the Too Good to Go program. It's so nice to have a neighborhood store as an alternative to big box retail.

Great service Clean ambiance…read moreBold flavors in food. Friendly staff ..............................

We are spoiled with great summer farmers markets in Columbus. I feel like each of them has kind of…read morea unique "personality." Worthington has lots of vendor variety and is hectic and crazy busy. Dublin has lots of food and craft vendors, but not a lot of veggies/fresh produce. Upper Arlington is very small and tends to have the same vendors every week. Clintonville, for me, strikes the perfect balance of food, fresh produce and community. As a special treat, they sometimes have live music. Spontaneous circle dancing even broke out this morning. Fun! There are typically 4-5 food vendors, lots of fruits/veggies/flowers, all kinds of beautiful baked goods and several coffee vendors. The baked goods seem to sell out quickly, so I suggest an early arrival for the best selection.

This is one of the best Farmer's Markets around! I love the variety of produce, flowers, and baked…read moregoods available. Start off with a coffee at Global Gallery (protip: if you want drip coffee they usually have an express line set up outside) and stroll through the stalls on High Street. It's also a great opportunity to check out Wild Cat and a few other businesses on the block. It runs late spring through Thanksgiving so make sure you get there while you can!

We started using Lucky's after getting really frustrated with Kroger's (Trump supporter & under…read moreinvestigation for pricing fraud) and Giant Eagle (meh), and now I've fallen in love. The prices are equivalent to (and mostly cheaper than) Krogers or GE; it's like Trader Joe's, but Local (and lots closer). Their produce is lovely & fresh (oh, those big bags of crimini mushrooms...), their staff is helpful & friendly, and they offer a lot of local & regional options to national/pricey brands. We've been shopping there for a few months now. If they only had pharmacy, they'd be perfect, but you can't have everything.

Still a hot mess. Store was not well stocked. Staff as surly as ever. Deli prepared food items did…read morenot look fresh. Stood at deli counter for 5 minutes hoping to be helped, while the staff agressively ignored me. How does this store stay in business?

Amazing resource and community organization for farmers, horticulturalists, aspiring…read moreenvironmentalists, nature lovers the like! Will add more details and photos after the 2023 OEFFA Conference !!

An incredibly well stocked natural food store!…read more I found the fresh herb & spice section of particular interest. it is absolutely huge. This place is a source for vegan and GMO free food. SNAP and EBT are accepted. Ample parking on site.

First time coming here, I wanted to play the check out just to grab some healthy snacks before…read morehitting the road back to Chicago. Also I wanted to grab my wife some incredible snacks that we can't get at our health food store back in the area. It's a small store, but it does have a lot! They have tons of spices which is a quarter of the store. There's a little bit of everything. I'm Amazed by all the incredible vegan options too . Staff here was mainly friendly , they do have a rewards program if you're a frequent Shopper here . They did have some cool energy drinks which is what I mainly come to health food stores for . It didn't have the best parking either but at least it's close to the highway ., I left the store pretty satisfied . It is pricier than most health food stores. There's also plenty of Kumbucha assortments here as well

It helps if you know your prices so you can spot a good deal and helps you decipher what might be a…read moretreasure trove I find something interesting every time I go in there which adds to its charm It is not my replacement for Kroger or Fresh Thyme but it's worth the extra time to stop in weekly or biweekly because you will always find something interesting and buy it The employees are always very friendly and helpful

I always find amazing deals here on a few things. The rest if the stuff is kind of normal prices…read more But it's like a treasure hunt. I've got prime energy drink 4 for a dollar, boxes of name brand cereal for .50. Amd packs of pound lunch meat for as low as a dollar. Awesome place, and as much as I hate shopping, I actually enjoy coming here.

Swainway is an all natural urban farm and produce company located in the…read more heart of Columbus, Ohio. They offer a variety of organically grown vegetables, herbs, specialty crops, and seedlings. They specialize in microgreens such as pea shoots, spicy mix, and mesklin greens - and sell the best shitake mushrooms around. Very friendly people who grow with care - and I highly recommend you stop.

I took a tour of Swainway as part of an extracurricular club at my work a few years back. I learned…read morea lot about composting, urban gardening, growing your own food, how natural farming is by nature designed to be self sufficient and is better than our nation's single-crop farm approach, along with lots of other tidbits. Mr. Swain grows all kinds of vegetables and herbs, but his number one product, the thing for which he is known, is mushrooms. While I've seen plenty of urban gardens with leafy and vine plants, I'd never seen a mushroom farm, and it was really cool! They are grown in little dirt plots that are actually not in the ground at all. He grows them on shelves and they sprout out of the dirt in 360 degrees. Another trick I learned was to keep two compost piles. Most gardeners will tell you to keep weeds and other unsavory, yet still compostable, items out of your compost heap. Mr. Swain has two - one tumbler style composter to speed things up, and then a giant compost pile at the back of his property where he just tosses whatever else he doesn't want to put in the composter. I've followed suit and done the same thing. I have a compost bin from Eartha outside my back door where I put stuff from the house, both brown and green items, as well as grass clippings. But at the back of my property, probably to my neighbors' dismay, I have a big pile where I just toss weeds, branches and other stuff I wouldn't want in the bin. although it's mostly just weeds and branches. He doesn't use any pesticides. Doesn't need them. By rotating his crops and growing something different in each plot after every harvest, pests never take root. This is how it was meant to be...literally. It's things like our government subsidies and companies marketing their products that have led to a one-crop structure that requires pesticides. Folks, I tell ya, that's JUST THE BEGINNING. But I'll hit the word limit if I keep it up. So moral of the story is, buy this guy's shit down at the Clintonville Farmers Market. He's rad.

Stumbled on this, and I think it's pretty new. They're open, but a few of the display cases are…read moreempty, and they were getting some big deliveries. I've been to the other locations, this one is much smaller. Decent selection of dry goods, produce, drinks, snacks, and meats. Also a small restaurant, although I had just had Mexican the other day and I didn't see a menu. Wish I'd known it was here sooner. Will be back I'm sure.

The food was fantastic! The steak tacos were packed with flavor, and the meat was perfectly tender…read more We also tried the special of the day--a barbacoa taco/quesadilla with a rich, delicious dipping sauce. The ambiance was lively, with a charming little restaurant tucked right inside the grocery store. A very cool spot!

Glad this event was held indoors due to the rain but don't let that fool you, the crowd came out…read moretoday to enjoy this event. Every one was in a buying mood. Candy from the Buckeye lady was off the charts since it was my first time trying the famous candy. I think I'm in love. The Italian cookie (more like a cake) was delicious. Raspberry and strawberry I can't decide. I'll take both thank you. Walked away with a bag of apples, spinach and cheese bread, popcorn weeds and cross sweet buns. I was told this event will be held outside once the weather gets warmer and that it will be much bigger. So do yourself a solid and be sure to keep a watch out for this event.

This was my first in door version of the farmers market in Worthington. I was so glad because it…read morewas quite chilly outside. There were tons of vendors. Lots of breads and cheeses along with unique items such as coffees and gluten-free vendors. We spent way too much haha but had a great time and went home with veggies, meats, pure honey, flowers, cheeses, breads, jams, so much yummy stuff. Will be back for sure!