I've been popping into this Fresh Thyme more and more lately. It's a great location, though maybe a bit smaller than the ones I'm used to. I love the selection of items I can find here--plenty of gluten free and dairy free specialty items that I have trouble finding at other stores. It's usually not terribly busy when I stop by during the day, which makes for a leisurely shopping experience. read more

I stopped by Fresh Thyme Market to pick up a few things and was very impressed with the layout of the store. I have been to another Fresh Thyme Market and enjoyed the selection of products and the customer service at that location. This particular Fresh Thyme Market location was wonderful because it was larger and had a much better selection of products. The staff were wonderful and very helpful when I asked for assistance on a product. The prices were very reasonable and fit within my budget. I love the fresh natural products at Fresh Thyme Market and they are perfect for my dietary needs. Fresh Thyme Market is the best and will continue to shop here for a long period of time. read more

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Recently came here to grab some food and drinks while I was in the area. Staff here was friendly and helpful. Really quiet and empty location which is truthfully shocking. Sort of a different layout than other Fresh Thyme Markets I've come to know. Prices here are fair. Plenty of parking and easy access to the streets and the nearby highway. read more

This Fresh Thyme is bigger than the Broad Ripple or the W 86th St locations, but laid out much the same. Service at the Deli was good. I let them know what I wanted and then went shopping for the rest of the groceries. When I swung back to the Deli my order was ready. The store was clean. We were thru the checkout line realtivly fast. I do think I prefer the W 86th St locations over this one. read more

I LOVE this store they have tons of specialty health foods that are hard to find and it's a little cheaper than Whole Foods!

I look for an excuse to come around noontime to do my shopping so I can get lunch. I LOVE the salad bar with many heathy options including kale, artichokes, beets, roasted garlic, plus many standard salad fare options. You won't find iceberg lettuce on this bar! About once a month they run a special at $5.99/ pound. The standard price is $6.99. Also the freshly made to order pizzas and sandwiches are delicious and only take about 10 minutes to prepare. They provide complimentary water in the dining area or you can pick up s coffee for 99 cents (only wish they had real cream for the coffee.). I exclusively buy my vegetables from Fresh Thyme because they are always fresh and reasonably priced. They run great weekly specials. I have found mixed success with their meats. The bacon and chicken tenderloins are great/ fantastic. Their beef can be fatty and seafood sometimes fishy and mostly imported. They do offer Boarshead meats in the deli, which are always good. I like how they label gluten free so that it is easy to find in the aisles. Kids treated well with little shopping carts, a free fruit, and a game of find the hidden tractor. read more

One of my favorite grocery stores. I wish I still lived down the street. I generally come in here to take advantage of sale items plus fresh produce. Other items are priced higher than at regular grocery stores. I appreciate how friendly the staff is. The store also feels very clean and it's small and easy to navigate. The produce is high quality and generally stocked well. I had an issue with a meat product once and they not only refunded my money but replaced it. read more

They don't sell liquor here! So if you come here when you have a nasty head cold, and you want to make a hot toddy, you will find everything you need to make your hot toddy ... except the bourbon. You are probably too sick to make a second stop, so virgin hot toddies it is. I know. I know! They have all that other non-bourbon stuff, like food. And they have tissues, but they're no good because they are, like, RECYCLED and they are super scratchy. So it's best to just buy your tissues at the regular grocery store. I love Fresh Thyme, though, because they are one of the only places to sell Coolhaus ice cream sandwiches. read more

I have never heard of Fresh Thyme until this location opened and now it seems they are everywhere! It's a great alternative if you're not near a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods. The price range is probably in the middle between Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. I find that the store is extremely organized and the produce looks great, however, you typically have to use it asap. For the most part, they do not carry brand name items so when I went to go look for Sprite/Coke as a mixer for drinks, I had to settle for their store brand which did not taste like lemon lime or cola soda at all. Their rewards program is not that great either, you have to buy select items to earn rewards and they're typically not super frequent items that I would normally buy. read more

Fresh Thyme Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

I am very upset with my experience at the Broad Ripple store. My 16 year old biracial son and I stopped in to buy some peaches and while I ran to the bathroom an associate accused my son of stealing and made him empty his pockets. That's not ok. My son was scared. My son's birthday was Tuesday and had money in his pocket and was wanting to buy a drink and a sweet treat. I have worked in retail and never in my training was I told to walk up to a customer and accuse them of stealing with no evidence. I am unsure of this associate's motivations as I was in the bathroom but I do know harassing a child is not in your job title. UNACCEPTABLE. read more

Love this store and the staff is just great. The big negative is that more than 80% of the time, there is an overcharge on our bill for their system not honoring promotions, sales and BOGOs. When they had staffed checkouts, we could get the credit right away. However, the one remaining lane is very rarely open, and no one can refund the overcharges. Corporate office does not respond, nor does management at this store, so we have filed a BBB complaint, a complaint with the Indiana Attorney General's office, and are considering a small claim's court lawsuit if we do not received a refund of the overcharges. This is not limited to our store, but appears to be a widespread issue with Fresh Thyme and their parent company Lake Ventures, LLC in Ohio. They know of the problem, but have failed to correct it. As an investigative journalist, I hear from consumers on a daily basis about these types of issues at various stores. I am increasingly hearing from Fresh Thyme customers with similar complaints of overcharging and the store's failing to refund. It's very frustrating since the stores are nice, the staff wonderful, and promotions good (if the sale price is honored). It would be a shame if they miss this opportunity to correct their issues and make it right. But, if they fail to do so, they will be made accountable through the court system. read more

Whenever I'm looking for the freshest produce, this is where I go. Its always much fresher than the other grocery stores I frequent. The cashiers are also really nice and easy to make conversation with as I check out. read more

Fresh Thyme Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

If you love fresh pet productss come and get them here! I buy the one for cats and it is by far the least expensive than all the pet stores!! Wheat grass is very healthy and costs less than the pet stores as well! I wandered over to the wine section...I happened upon a Pinot noir named JAM JAM. It has a label stating it is 90 pts, which is an impressive rating so I bought it.. came home to try a glass... omg... LOVE IT! And the best part... it was only $9.99!! I'll remember to stock up next time!! read more

(& This is suppose to be a health food store. I'm seeing bioengineered ingredients added to many of your food items. One of which is campbells soup . This is poison. I love Fresh Thyme but please don't succumb to the pressure of putting these items on your shelves. The regular grocery stores have it in almost everything. It takes me hours to shop for groceries because I have to read the ingredients. read more

I like Fresh Thyme, they have good deals on fresh produce. But sometimes some of their young cashiers lack common sense and customer service skills. There were 2 lines right next to each other, the one closest to me had a customer who just finished ringing up so I got in line. The customer turns around and decides to make another purchase and when the cashier tried to ring it up something went wrong. The cashier in the next line decides to stand there calling for the manager instead of asking me to move over so she can ring me up. The first cashier had to ask the other, "Can you ring her up so she doesn't have to wait?" If not for the first cashier having good customer service skills I probably would have been left there to wait. (I was about to give them 4 stars here until I realized...) My total came up to an even number which I thought was strange so when I looked at the receipt later I realized she decided to take it upon herself to round up my bill for their fund raising cause. If she had asked I would have said sure but I REALLY dont appreciate someone charging something without my consent. read more

Fresh Thyme Market - Current deal: BOGO free. White cheddar puffs are yummy, haven't tried the peanut butter yet. They also have grape and strawberry. - Farmers Market Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Tidy store that fills most of your grocery needs. The smaller footprint made it easier to navigate and grab everything you need. The primary focus seemed to be fresh poultry, organic produce, and health products and supplements. The fresh poultry section had a good variety of meats and seafood, w/ a bigger selection than your Marsh or Kroger. The staff seemed knowledgeable about the meats and what sells well. The produce section was smaller than I expected, but had most of the typical vegetables and fruits. The health section had a staff member available in case you have any questions about vitamins and supplements. Another highlight was the bulk items area, with a good selection of coffee, trail mixes, and dry goods. The to-go meals area also comes in handy in case you want to grab something quick. The only thing that seemed to be missing was a beer and wine section. Perhaps this location is not big enough to stock such items. I expected much higher prices at Fresh Thyme but that wasn't the case at all. The weekly specials were competitive, and some prices were even lower than bigger and more established chains. The weekends are of course busy times for the store, but I was somewhat surprised on how light the traffic was during a weekday visit. read more

I'm one of those weirdos that loves grocery shopping. I give this place 4 stars and here's why: Pros: + Huge selection throughout store ( particularly in the cosmetics/personal care aisle) + A wide variety of organic produce options + Sausages made in house...and several chicken varieties + The last time I was there a staffer was handing out free single roses (I know! It's the little things sometimes, isn't it?!) + Plenty of parking & carts Cons: - I'd like to see more local produce options for a place that calls itself a farmers market - Momma loves samples and this place rarely has any! - I still don't foresee myself doing all of my grocery shopping here because prices are a bit higher on some of the everyday essentials -- but more reasonable than both Fresh market & Whole Foods. Bonus tip: Thursdays are double ad days...2 weeks of sales on this advertisement overlap day! read more

I would like to bring it to peoples attention that the meat handlers do not wear gloves while cutting the meat. That's a very lethal health code violation and I hope they do better read more

I used to love going here once a week for the salad bar. It was the best salad bar I had ever had. Until, it slowly went downhill last summer. I started noticing everything would look wilted and no longer fresh. Then I was there one day when I pan was missing from the salad bar so you could see a huge gap with no ice underneath, cold air or anything. I had already mostly filled my container and decided it was too late not to buy it. But since nothing in my container was cold, and this included meat items, I decided to quit going there. I went back and looked around last week to see if this was still the case and yes, it appears to be. Again a pan was missing and again items did not look fresh or very cold. read more

Love coming to my Neighborhood market! Its always clean and the staff is very attentive read more

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I'd been meaning to check out Fresh Thyme Farmer's Market ever since it opened up on Indy's Northside not far from Keystone at the Crossing. I was driving home from visiting a new restaurant in the area, The District Tap, and figured it would be a great chance to check it out while possibly also picking up a few items I needed. Fresh Thyme Farmer's Market seems to want to find a place in that natural foods grocery market dominated mostly by Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and Fresh Market. While I'm unaware of their complete history, they seem to primarily be a regional chain with locations in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. They also have an emphasis on being more reasonably priced than most market options targeting this market, a welcome endeavor considering how difficult it can be for someone on a modest income to eat a healthy diet. I was pleasantly surprised to pull into the parking lot and see several ADA compliant parking spots right up front. I'm always amazed at how often it seems like retail businesses centered on healthy living tend to shortchange those with disabilities (I'm looking at you Whole Foods). That's definitely not true here. Unfortunately, I wasn't quite as impressed once inside despite service that I found to be impressive if not a bit obsessive. I had this feeling that they'd had a page in their training manual that said "If someone comes in with a disability, by god, you must help them. Help them, I tell you." Every time I turned around, I was being offered assistance. On the flip side, it wasn't condescending and my friendly declines were met without resistance. I wasn't sure what to expect as I'd stopped by during opening weekend and promptly left because it was so crowded and all the accessible spots were taken (and not all the vehicles had identifiable tags). However, I was pleased with the store's overall accessibility despite several times having to stop going down an aisle because it wasn't quite wide enough for a wheelchair and someone else's cart. I also found there were times when I'd encounter the obstacle of an employee stocking shelves and the employee seemed oblivious to my need to pass around them. The store had a wide variety of organic foods, a slew of gluten free options clearly marked, and nicely separated sections for bakery, meat, etc. It almost felt like they'd taken the best things about Trader Joe's and the best things about Whole Foods and made them happen in their store. The decor reminded me of a much more organized and user friendly Trader Joe's, a store that far exceeds Fresh Thyme in terms of service, but drives me nuts with its layout and lack of wheelchair friendliness. I also found there were times when Fresh Thyme seemed to contradict its whole "farmers market" theme and bent toward healthy options. I mean, really, Monster drinks in the freezer area? That's ludicrous. Lil' Maid Animal Crackers? Please. there were several brands where I found myself mumbling "that's not exactly a healthy alternative," but this was fortunately the exception and not the rule. While prices here are still a touch higher than most grocery stores, I would agree that they are on the low end of retail for this type of retail establishment. While I ended up leaving today without making a purchase, I found myself feeling fairly certain that I would definitely return in the future. I can't picture Fresh Thyme becoming a shopping destination for me, but when I'm in the area and in the need it'll definitely be a place where I return. read more

This review is about LUNCH! I have always eyed the salad and olive bar here, so in between appointments when I didn't want fast food, I stopped in. The salad bar has just about every option you want, and at $6.99 a lb, it's affordable to pack on the toppings. They have to-go or eat-in container options as well. They also offered 4 different soups. I chose the broccoli cheese and enjoyed the large pieces of broccoli. I did not eat in, but they do offer cafe style seating at the front of the store. Besides salad and soap, the deli offers hot options such as pizza and sandwuches. I also noticed they had fresh made lasagna and pasta options (individual potions) by the rotisserie chicken! I will absolutely make this a lunch spot. Eat lunch, then grocery shop. Awesomeness. read more

Visited there first time about a week ago. Men's room was very dirty & wife said women's was bad too. Looked like a nice meat, produce, snack & nut display & selection. Other than that, just seemed like a regular grocery with everything more expensive. Not sure what the big draw to the place is. read more

Come here for a yummy soup or sandwich for lunch. Maybe shop their specials if you live or work close by. Other than that this place is expensive and specialty ethnic food items can't be found here. (Example Israeli pearl couscous) Generally I feel selection isn't as varied as Whole Foods. Also it took them about six + months to replace the paper bowls where the lids didn't fit properly (for soup and olive bar). Today for the first time since starting to eating lunch here - the dang lid actually seals everything shut. I do appreciate the dining area with microwaves and complimentary sauces. Agree with other reviewers that their advertising portrays this as a 'farmer's market'. That it is not. read more

Fresh Thyme is a great grocery chain that I'll frequent whenever I'm in the area. They have competitive prices to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and Kroger. I do most of my shopping at Aldi, so I am spoiled when it comes to prices, so I always know if I can find a better deal there compared to other groceries. At times, you'll find STEALS at Fresh Thyme, other times, their prices compare to Whole Foods ($$$$). Reasons to love this place: - service is always great; - pour-your-own candies and nuts (to reduce plastic); - CBD oil is sold here; - GREAT vegetarian/vegan selection; - they incorporate local products as much as possible (YAY Circle City Kombucha); - great selection of supplements and vitamins and other health-related / beauty products. Great spot. Some times you can catch a great deal; other times it's just as pricey as other places. Great place to find very specific items when it comes to health-related stuff. read more

Fresh Thyme is a grocery store that focuses on fruit and vegetables. The store has a nice, open layout that makes it easy to find what you are looking for. They have a couple of salad bars that are similar to what you would see at Whole Foods. If you're a careful shopper, you can find items with prices comparable with other grocery stores. The customers were almost exclusively women in their 30s wearing high-end workout clothes. The staff is friendly, but they need to chill out. There were about 50 employees frantically pacing back and forth across every inch of the store. These staff members made me nervous. It reminded me of walking in New York City. It's a decent store, but I don't plan on returning. read more

To start the new year, they had 33% off vitamins and body care items. Also, there were a few coupons on display for my items. Awesome! I tried their Boar's Head pickle for 99 cents. It was not too sour - better than dill. Also, I got organic carrots and some other items. This made it the most I have ever bought there. My plan is to go there every other Thursday for their double sale ads. read more

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This is my go to store - good fish and meat - great cold cut selection and of course cookies and pies! They are expanding on a few things like Ocean Spray Juice....so happy about that. But this is one important store on my list especially during this crazy time! Fresh Thyme is the best read more

5 Stars. Why: + Dr. Bronner Pure Castle Soap on sale for $9.90 (16oz hemp-almond for me) + Fresh squeezed orange juice (they squeeze it there) - very excellent + Fresh horseradish and lots of it. Which is hit or miss at Whole Foods + Elvis Costello "What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Understanding" playing throughout the store. Whenever I visit anywhere and this song comes on they get an automatic 5 stars - I didn't make the rules, I just follow them when it suits me. They have lots of great produce - a nice alternative to Marsh. Check them out. read more

It is not a Farmer's Market. It's a GROCERY STORE. In spite of it being a sneaky marketing/psychological ploy, I've been there a couple of times. Their "loss leader" weekly specials (those low-priced sale items to get you in the door) are good deals, perhaps better than Kroger's weekly specials. But their regularly priced stuff seemed higher than normal, even higher than Marsh. read more

I think the store sucks....in NO WAY is this anything like a local farmers market as I could not find anything local...although the staff member was sure they had local.. Cheese with artificial flavors ??? How is that possible ? Meats are poorly labelled and as far as I can tell....are not organic...not local...not anything anyone would associate with "local farmers market"....perhaps I was misinformed by the staff... I did not think the vegetables were very fresh....and the selection was pedestrian at best...in fact...there were peppers and cucumbers that were rotten and oozing zombie slime. However they do have interesting ground meats like elk and goat...and they will likely have ground roast beast for the holidays. I don't get the premise of this store...it is a cross between TJ and WF...without the booze or the good cheese. FM cheese is not very good btw. http://www.thecheeseshop.com/ Its too bad we cannot get a Wegmans or a Dorothy Lane Market here... Interesting....a store 125 miles away has Goose the Market products....but the "local farmers market" does not... A link to awesome localness and what should be available at Marsh, WF, FM, etc. http://www.dorothylane.com/Products/viewdepartment.pl?id=1001 I think the Kroger next door is far superior....and cheaper. I will stick to Good Earth, Pogues... Saraga...FM...WF...Goose, Kincaids, Artisanos, and the Mexican place with the bar at 38th and Pike Plaza I hope this place gets a bit more local. read more

Ok- I am kind of obsessed. I purposefully planned my trip for late Friday night so that I could come in and experience the store without getting overwhelmed by the crowds. And I was pretty impressed. The store is very spacious, with lots to offer in the way of deli meats, cheese, salad bar, olive bar, bakery items, and produce. I perused the deli/salad bar portion and was pleasantly surprised to find freshly sliced roast beef with only like 2 ingredients in it! I also ended up picking up some olives for the bar, a breakfast burrito from the deli, and was very tempted to try some bakery items. I also bought 2# of grass fed beef for around $6-$7/lb, which I thought was very reasonably priced. They offer a good selection of bison and lamb as well. I picked up some chicken chorizo sausage (made fresh in store!), and some Applegate Organic Turkey dogs (I can usually only find the conventional dogs). Last to be picked up in this section was a roasted bone for the pup. He wasn't too sure about it at first, and then devoured the whole thing! Next up was the produce. I checked things out for a while and found most of it to be very reasonably priced (organic honey crisp apples for $0.77/lb!) I loaded up on veggies and picked up some new things to try making at home (persimmons and beets to be exact!). I then headed to dairy, where I think I stood in front of the cases for about 20 minutes looking all of the different yogurts, cottage cheeses, and milks. I about died. I ended up trying a new brand of milk (Kalona Supernatural) and am in love. Small batch pasteurized (I try to avoid ultra-pasteurized, which just about every organic milk is!). It is not homogenized either, which means the cream will separate. Which makes for great coffee creamer :) After selecting my dairy, I proceeded to the standard grocery aisles which were filled with my every delight. I think I got the most satisfaction out of just looking at everything. I was super happy that there was a bulk spice section (how many times have you had to purchase a whole bottle of some spice for 1 recipe that you'll never use again?!). I also checked out their bulk food section. I was overall pleased, and got olive oil, almond meal, and dried cannellini beans on the cheap. The only thing I missed was a wine section--if they got a wine section in, I would be supremely happy. This is now my go-to grocery store, and I love it! read more

This place has grown on me. I read reviews before going there, and my expectations weren't very high (plus, I'm pretty loyal to Trader Joe's and Whole Foods). Fast forward several weeks after they opened, I finally went over there. The store is not very big. and over half of it is devoted to produce, cheeses, meat, and other perishables. A small portion is devoted to bulk bins. Another small portion is devoted to refrigerator cases with things like butter from grass-fed cows, etc. About 15% is devoted to vitamins, probiotics, etc. And the remainder is devoted to dry/boxed/canned goods. You really can't beat the prices on their sales produce. All different types of potatoes (red, Yukon Gold, russet, etc.) for only 69 cents per pound, non-organic bell peppers and cucumbers 2/$1, etc. The organic fruit is priced not much higher than the regular version (unlike in most other stores, where the price differences are dramatic). The produce seems as fresh, if not fresher, than places like Whole Foods. Feta cheese was $5.99/lb., so a small container comes to just over $2. . . not bad. I bought some chocolate-covered almonds and cashews from the bulk containers and, at about $6/lb., it came out cheaper than buying something similar that is prepackaged (and likely has been sitting on shelves a while). Their weekly sales flyers feature produce at what seem to be prices that are too good to be true. Those are loss leaders designed to get people into the store, where they will inevitably buy other items that are wildly marked up (like soy and almond milk) in the name of convenience. read more

I enjoy shopping here for the good prices, organic selections and friendly faces. It's my go to market for produce, they do not disappoint. I also get bulk organic coffee beans here regularly. The only thing I would recommend improving is the meat/fish counter. I just never find what I'm looking for or if they do have what I need, it just doesn't always look fresh. I end up getting most stuff here but usually take another trip to whole foods or fresh market for my meat/fish. So to sum up: I'd love to make this my one stop shop...their body/vitamin/cosmetic selection is great, and the prices and sales here are great. But unfortunately, I have to make another stop for additional protein elsewhere. But if you vegan or vegetarian you should be all good and I recommend checking this place out! read more

Fresh Thyme has become my favorite store for the best produce in Indy. Always fresh and prices are great. I've found some great things at the deli counter, including the Chicago sweet Italian chicken sausage....a fantastic buy at 3.99/pound. On Thursday you can double up and use the previous week's ad plus the new week for more savings! As with any health food store, shopping the aisles can get pricey. Go for the meats and fresh produce and stick to bigger grocers for canned foods and dry goods. read more

I drive by Fresh Thyme almost every day. For the last several months I've been eagerly waiting as they finished building the store. Finally, it opened I waited a few days for the rush to die down, and made my first (and second) visit this week. On the first visit, I took my time and really explored the entire store. My main takeaways: 1) they had honeycrisp apples on sale for $0.77/lbs (which is crazy), 2) they sell honey and olive oil as a "fill a jar" method as well as local honey, 3) they grind fresh peanut butter in store and sell tubs of it, 4) they have every bulk item you could imagine in bulk bins, 5) service is absolutely top notch. The wait to checkout at both of my visits was minimal and my entire checkout time was less than 5 minutes. No, they don't have everything you need for the week for groceries, but it is a great place to shop for most of your fresh, organic, or local items. Side note: they have a small sandwich/pizza shop and salad bar in the store if you want to eat dinner there. read more

Since I was in the area I stopped in to pick up a few things. Fresh Thyme is still one of my favorite grocery stores, that hasn't changed. I'd rather buy meats and produce at a Fresh Thyme than some of the other grocery stores. People! Don't forget about double coupon Thursdays! read more

This is not a Farmer's Market, but thank goodness it is not a Mega-mart! I do nearly all of the grocery shopping for my household and Fresh Thyme is a welcome break from the long isles of canned, boxed and bagged food. It's not a store to shop when trying to fill your pantry. The produce quality and selection is excellent and the produce is laid out in a logical fashion. The selection of bulk food is tremendous and the bulk food area is kept quite clean and organized. All of the meat and seafood I have purchased has been high quality and the seafood counter never smells of "fish". The selection of pantry items is not extensive but some good deals can be found during sales. I especially like the selection of organic broths that are routinely on sale for 2 for $6. The bakery bread that I have purchased has been very good and on par with other stores at $2.99 a loaf. They have a decent selection of prepared food. The sandwiches that they make in the store are tasty. They do have prepared take and heat food but I have never purchased any. The one thing that don't like is the Fresh Thyme brand cheeses. I've tried a couple and they taste like the plastic wrap that they are in more than cheese. read more

I went for my first visit to Fresh Thyme today and I will be back! The store recently opened in my area and offers some great healthy, local and organic options. Fresh produce, meats and prepared foods- but also bulk grains, spices, teas, coffee, nuts, oils, vinegars, syrups, and trail mixes!! I love shopping bulk because it is so much cheaper and I can try a variety of things and they have the best bulk selection I've seen around here. Also, the smaller carts make it much easier to get around the aisles. The prices were very reasonable and I hope they stay that way after the novelty of the new location is gone. They have everything here- even beauty products, supplements and household items. read more