Great idea! The organic box is a grocery delivery service in Edmonton. I have ordered from them in…read morethe past and they were great. Produce are good and fresh. I noticed some of the boxes have really unique vegetable or fruits which I have always enjoyed. Downside? The online portal. The method is quite silly and confusing. If you miss the deadline to order you will have to confirm your order on the day before the cut off date for your delivery. Yes, I know its confusing. So basically you have tentative orders that you will have to confirm at a specific time during the week. The overall system is very confusing which put me off ordering again from them. Easier to go to the farmers market and get groceries.

Our first order was such a happy surprise and we received the most amazing asparagus better than…read moreany we have had in years. Just on the basis of that product, I have become a no 1 fan of the OBox!!!!!!! Great service. They'll see us through the crisis! Yay!

Got some delicious pastry at Breadland. The custard danish with fresh raspberries was flaky with a…read moredelectable crunch with each bite. Cappuccino was great too. The decor is rather plain but the food more than compensate. One more thing. The danish was BIG.

Wow, I was in my way to another bakery and stopped here. Nice find. Good coffee and fresh bakery…read more Delicious. I will be coming back.

I was browsing for a number of items at the Oliver Square store and was asked 4 different times by…read more3 different clerks if I needed help. I said no as I just wanted to browse I had never been in this store before and wanted to check it out. Just before I was finally done the same clerk who asked me if I needed help asked me again and again I said no. She then proceeded to straighten out some refrigerated items next to me. I felt like I was suspiciously being watched and harassed. Sometimes a customer just wants to browse a new store. I'm an adult in my 40s if I need help I'll ask!! I will not return to this store, I will go back to the south side 109st store where I usually go.

My initial visit to Optimum Health was a disappointment due to a communication problem. The owner…read morewas concerned and I was grateful that I had been heard. I am pleased with the response I received.

I love this store and I'm happy they are very close to us! :)…read moreThe store design is fantastic and I love their uniform. It has a very warm and welcoming vibe. We find products here that are usually hard to find somewhere else. The staff have been very friendly and helpful and when you have a question, they won't leave you till you find what you needed even if you ask them store manager. I love their butchery department and bakery the best. They always have fresh and high quality products that you can smell it from the opposite side of the store. Overall I have been always enjoying my shopping experience there and I highly recommend them! :)

Took my out-of-town aunt here Sunday at 12PM for the All you can eat Saturday/Sunday only 9AM-2PM…read morebrunch. For only $20! Super reasonable price. There are washrooms quite near; gender specific, many stalls. If you can find somewhere to sit you "claim your chairs" - bring a coat to leave on the chair! - and then go pay and grab food. No waiters. Once you pay you get a stamp and can go get food. Food options included were sourdough pancake, sourdough pancake with blueberries, sourdough French Toast, scrambled eggs, Fruit Cobbler, Sweet n' sour pork, Potato pancakes, Smashed baby potatoes, bacon, sausage, fresh assorted fruit in fruit bowl (all mixed and diced - watermelon, pineapple, strawberries, few blueberries, melons, apple), and freshly carved ham. Also they make omelettes fresh/on-demand. sourdough pancake with blueberries - made fresh on a griddle right behind the counter, no sour taste which I was happy about. sourdough French Toast -no sour taste which I was happy about, really nice bread used. scrambled eggs - a little rubbery for me Fruit Cobbler - some of it was too soggy for me (I don't like that the bread was soggy where it touched/sat in fruit juice). Sweet n' sour pork - nice light flavor, not too tangy. Potato pancakes - a little bland for me Smashed baby potatoes - really well done, loved the crispy bits. bacon - unlimited bacon! but there is a lady who doles it out but she was happy to give by 3 slices 3 different times. Sausage - BEST breakfast sausage I have ever had. Not fatty or greasy. Super nice flavor. Assorted fruit in fruit bowl - Was easy to pick out the fruit you wanted as long as you don't hold up the line. All cut up already into bite-sized pieces. freshly carved ham - really nice, not too salty, not dry. Omelettes fresh/on-demand - my aunt was really happy with hers. Overall 100% would recommend if you don't mind finding your own table, getting your own food, and doing a little waiting in line (there was aways a small line to move though the food). But no one rushes you to hurry and eat or even say there's a 2 hour limit.

My name is Nellie, a regular customer of Blush lane organic market since 2012…read more Last week I received excellent customer service from one of their staff members by the name Marcus. I have no adequate words to describe their customer service, their products, their knowledge and their level of integrity. They are walking extra miles each day and taking pride in their jobs well done. They not only have product knowledge but take pride in their jobs done well. The owners, the managers, supervisors, and employees work together as strong teams because they believe in their produce, nutritional supplements and other products for sale. I wish them well in 2025 and the years to follow.

Service has become very poor. Too many senior staff have been cut. Energy is now poor. I'm…read moretaking my business to Amaranth.

All I can say is that a friend from Vancouver sent me some amazing gluten free foods delivered to…read moremy door in Edmonton. I have never had such good tortellini. It may have been the best I have ever had!

I visited the Enjoy Centre in St. Albert for the first time in ages, and discovered this delightful…read morewhole foods/health food store. I love the bright, open way the space is laid out, and had a lot of fun looking through the aisles at the wide variety of products. Most items are vegetarian or vegan, but there are some meat products too (or which have ingredients not suitable for vegans/vegetarians). I picked up some hard to find and unusual items, like shitake mushroom chips. I am not sure I would make the drive from Edmonton just to shop here, but if I am in the area again for sure I would stop by.

Walking into an Evoolution store almost feels like walking into a winery. But, instead of wines,…read moreyou get to sample an amazing selection of flavoured oils and vinegars. It is very possible to spent a lot of time here. The fun is in mixing and matching the various oils and vinegars. There are so many exciting flavour combinations to try out. Sometimes, it can be overwhelming to choose something. Luckily, the signage throughout the store can help you figure out what you're into. Beside each oil and vinegar, there are suggestions of what foods are best paired with these. I also find that the staff are usually available to help you find what you're looking for. Another plus is that they have different sizes of bottles to choose from. If you're trying out a new flavour you can buy the smallest size. If you have a tried and true favourite, you can buy the largest bottle. They even have gift sets available. My family loves these Evoolution products and have been using them for years. Using these oils and vinegars have elevated my salad eating experiences at home. The bottles look so classy compared to your average grocery store salad dressing. The coolest part is that these oils and vinegars can be used for many other foods such as meats, cheeses, ice cream and popcorn! If you haven't been in one of these stores, I totally recommend checking one out!

Everything seems to come in thirds for me. Twice, I was in the area and stopped to see if…read moreEvoolution was open. Twice I was denied entry and had to resort to peering through the window (ja you's a window shopper). If you get the reference, we should most definitely be friends. Anyways, third time was the charm (although we made it with only half an hour to spare). We walked in and were greeted by a super friendly, easygoing evoo worker. Seriously, so nice - she explained a few things, made a few recommendations based on what I was looking for and then let us go to town on the sampling. I tasted a reasonable amount (reasonable being a loose term) of olive oil and balsamic vinaigrettes. A few that stood out for me: Tuscan herb, garlic, and the cranberry pear balsamic. So good. They come in three sizes (200ml - $13, 375ml - $19 and 750ml - $31). I ended up picking up a Tuscan herb evoo bottle ($19) and tried it in a salad dressing I made. Awesome! Very cool, chic spot - hit it up if you are looking for something to spruce up your salads/chicken/dinners! They even have these little 6 bottle samples ($36) that would be a great gift.

I was so disappointed when the original Organic Roots closed down. It was my absolute favourite…read moreorganic food store. Although I am glad to see this business up and running again, I am disappointed with how much they've downsized. The new store is rather small, and it now focuses mostly on vitamins and other health supplements. There is a small section of organic food and gluten-free products, and there's a small seating area, where you can sit and have a lunch or an antioxidant smoothie (healthy!). The staff is very knowledgeable, friendly, and always willing to help. I bought some vitamins, and the lady gave me a student discount, which was great. I will continue to shop here, because I am loyal to this place, and their prices are still very reasonable, especially the vitamins. I do hope they expand again one day soon--I really miss their humus!

I stopped by Organic Roots today to see if they had any coconut oil, which they did. The staff were…read morevery nice in helping me find it, and it took me awhile to pick one out since they had several kinds. I chatted to one woman who worked there about the products, and she told me about the many uses for coconut oil -- as skin moisturizer, for instance -- which I found really interesting. I finally settled on one, and as she rung up the sale she told me about the brand I was buying, and how they actually let monkeys pick the coconuts to be used. I thought that was pretty funny. So the service here is always great, but the only thing I have a problem with is their pricing system. It's really hard to see which labels on the shelf belong to which items, and I often get confused, buy one product, and realize it was a different price. So they might want to organize their shelves better. But it won't stop me from coming here, because I like giving them my business.