I love Better Health Store. The customer service is consistently great. While there are not always…read morea lot of employees available to assist throughout the store, it is a smaller, boutique style space, so that is understandable. When you do ask for help, the staff is usually very knowledgeable and happy to share insight on products and their benefits, which I really appreciate. They offer an impressive variety of health and holistic wellness options. Many of the products they carry are items you will not easily find at most stores, which makes this place feel thoughtfully curated. I especially like their selection of sea moss options and the different variations available. The store is on the pricier side, but that aligns with the quality and uniqueness of the products. What helps balance that out is their free membership program. You can sign up at no cost and receive member pricing and discounts, which honestly feels like a no brainer. Having both member and non member pricing is helpful, and the savings definitely add up over time. I also love that they have an in store cafe where you can order food and drinks. Their beverage and snack options lean toward the healthier side, and there are plenty of good choices to grab while shopping. Parking is easy since the store is located in a plaza with plenty of spaces. It is also conveniently located across the street from Whole Foods and near another major grocery store, which makes it easy to combine errands. While they do not carry every brand, they do carry a strong selection of quality health focused brands. Overall, this is one of my go to spots for wellness products, healthy snacks, and holistic options. It is a great store if you value quality, variety, and knowledgeable staff.

First time coming here, I love these locations and slowly been wanting to check out all of the…read morestores nonchalantly whenever I visit the area on my ventures to Detroit. Store is great! I had their fresh lentil soup which was incredible and had my favorite energy drinks here too. Took home some new products. What I got dissapointed at was their bargains at the entrance. The staff apparently didn't bother to check some of their products but some of the food on clearance has been expired for months! Regardless that I spent $2 and it wasn't much. It's something that shouldn't be overlooked. I do like the friendly staff and willing to give this place a second chance.

I'm always amazed that I can find everything on my grocery list for upcoming family dinners and…read morestill be shopping in a right-sized, people- friendly grocery store! Great to find local vendors being featured in the Grab N Go section. Best of all, this is a community-owned cooperative with sustainability as a core value.

SUCH AN AMAZING SPACE!!!! I am so grateful to have the choice to boycott big business like Whole…read moreFoods, Kroger, Target and others and have the opportunity to shop here instead. It's been on my list of things to do for a while and now I am proud to have finally come here. The vibe is comforting, just small enough and tastefully jam packed with many incredible options. The dry goods made me lose my mind, not only everything you need from nuts to grains and beans but a whole wall of an herbalists dream and a tea lovers necessity. Even cooking spices and some sacred saps to burn for spiritual cleansing and rituals. Phenomenal staff, everyone looks happy! Really really grateful to have this space open in down town.

I'm probably shooting my self in the foot by posting about finding inventory of the viral cottage…read morecheese, because they are having a major MANUFACTURE SHORTAGE and it could get worse! :( But sharing is caring so you can thank me later. Good Culture went viral in 2023-2024, driving a massive resurgence in cottage cheese popularity through TikTok and Instagram trends, particularly with viral "whipped" recipes like cottage cheese ice cream. Known for its creamy texture and high protein, the brand saw nearly 90% growth in 2024, with users heavily featuring it in hacks, including bagels, dips, and savory blends. There was a pretty good amount of the tubs left and I was here in a busy Sunday Afternoon. If you have not tried it, do t wait it is delicious creamy no nasty fillers or emulsifiers and the PROTEIN content is high! You're welcome ;)

I love Whole Foods Market, and not just because of the food. I don't even have to dig through my…read morepurse to pay anymore. I just walk up, scan my palm, and boom. Transaction complete. Either hand. Like I'm living in the future. Honestly, it feels a little alien. Like Whole Foods and extraterrestrials teamed up and said, "Let's confuse people in the best possible way." No wallet. No phone panic. Just me, my groceries, and my hand being accepted as legal tender. The food is great, the experience is smooth, and the palm payment system makes me feel like I should be wearing a silver jumpsuit. Five stars for quality, convenience, and casually turning me into a sci-fi character every time I check out.

I was really impressed with how many employees were here ready to help. Every experience I had was…read morevery positive, except for one slightly sassy cashier. It was probably more of a personality thing, but I just expect sort of a premium experience when I'm paying such high prices. I was really impressed with the guy at the customer service desk that helped me with a product I was looking for. He was able to ask an employee a clarifying question and give me history as to why that item was potentially discontinued and even gave me an estimated date for when it should be coming back. I was very impressed. I got the runaround at Whole Foods asking about this item and I didn't even try target. My kiddo has lots of significant anaphylactic allergies so we end up buying lots of expensive specialty items, and take the occasional trip to specialty grocery stores like Arbor Farms. I love the concept of shopping for Local Michigan items, but with a big family, this is not always in the budget. I will definitely be back with the level of service that I received from the Customer Service guy. Thank you so much!

The coffee area is disgusting. The tables are full of crumbs (the floor and chairs as well). I…read moretried to clean my table but it's sticky and it has some gunk. Dirty. Filthy. Horrible. Unfortunately I cleaned the table before taking pictures. But here are some. The tea is good, though, and the baristas are kind and attentive. Hours after being there, I'm still disgusted. Yuck!

Wow this place reminded us so much of Sprouts! The layout is soo similar and the food…read more There is plenty of parking and lots of grocery carts! We found some unique sweet potato chips and some fruit (the blueberries were 2 for $5). We also tried the blueberry muffin (it is ok, a little too moist for a muffin). The selection is great and prices are slightly better than Whole Foods.

A cross-over between Trader's Joe and Aldi, yet Whole Foods wannabe, that's how I would describe…read morethe market. Some of the fruits seen better days and should been removed, but overall decent place.

I was stuck in traffic on Washtenaw Avenue and turned into Whole Foods for a break and to browse…read morearound. I was spoiled by past experiences at the Whole Foods in Chicago which is huge. This store is somewhat dimly lit and seems older. Love the selection of available premade options (spinach pie, lentil salad, etc.) The extensive salad bars didn't look particularly appealing to me since everything had clearly been setting out for a while, but there were many hot and cold choices. The person at checkout was friendly and the prices are higher, as expected at any Whole Foods. I enjoyed the items I purchased, as could not find at most grocery stores. I was there after some moderate snow and thought they could have done a better job of clearing the parking lot. I'd stop in again if in the area.

Since we have a lot of allergies in our family, we are always either ordering Whole Foods for…read moredelivery or going in the store. I prefer the Crankbrook Whole Foods to the Washtenaw location just because I feel like the store is better kept in the employees are slightly more helpful. It's difficult to get service at the deli counter due to the employees talking or just being busy with other things. I do like that this Whole Foods has a better selection. I did try to call the other day for a specialty product and I was put on hold multiple times and by the time I finally talked to someone 10 minutes later, I was not given accurate information, or honestly information at all. Instead of looking up the status of the product in whatever database they use, I was given a lazy answer. Slightly disappointing for how much money we spent at Whole Foods, but you're going to get the occasional lazy employee here or there either way. I feel like they have a good allergen selection so we keep coming back despite the price , but if possible, I tried to order a delivery or shop at the Cranbrook location.

Visited this store for the first time today... incredible! Amazing selection of bulk teas, (niche)…read moreherbs, grains, flours, etc with lots of organic options. The prices are fair. Will MOST DEFINITELY be back, only wish is that we had discovered it sooner :(

A friend turned me into this place! A little of everything packed into this cozy well located…read morespace. Loads of dry goods in terms of food including nuts, lentils, beans, cereals, flour (all kinds), teas, spices, candy but also some liquids - honey, vanilla extract, etc. love that I can choose my own amount 1/4 lb 1/2 lb etc. but now super conscious when I'm using too much plastic bags. Price are decent - you pay a little more for convenience of options. Employees are friendly and helpful. This is my new go to for Brazilian nuts, split peas, dark chocolate covered cherries, and more ! Conveniently located off Stadium & South Industrial. Highly recommend