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.

Nice atmosphere, and some good quality products. But at the same time, service is somewhat lacking,…read moreand some of their sponsors don't even have a selection at their store. A lot of these places have "happy hour" discounts as well, but the only thing I notice is that they forget to apply it to my order. When I asked staff about this, they said that I "had to ask for it". I'm sorry, but I can't always expect that. Given that orders are final, I would appreciate some kind of offer.

My husband sent me a referral for here after I began smoking to help curb pain for a back injury…read more He would benefit from referring me and I would receive special offer for new customers a free joint with my first purchase and if you downloaded and sign up for the app too you get another joint. Went there asked them about it they said yes when I made my first purchase so I did and then was immediately told I DIDN'T qualify because new customers first purchase had to actually be a certain AMOUNT ( I spent $9 and apparently there was a minimum of $10 which I was made aware of after the fact. I ask if I could add on that purchase and was told I couldn't it was already complete so I no longer qualify.) . I had downloaded the app and logged in for them to confirm I signed up but I never received any free gift for downloading the app and signing up either, but wasnt told WHY I wasn't receiving that free gift I "just wasn't". In addition my husband never received any referral reward either, smh just wrong and not cool. You still got his business for time being but not mine.

I've finally come around on Aldi…read more Perhaps Aldi has improved over the years. Maybe it is me who has changed. Likely it's a combination of the two. There is still a lot about Aldi that represents the globalization and industrialization of food. But in all fairness, that is frankly what most supermarket chains also represent these days. I suppose if one chooses to eat these products, it's a lot more sensible to pay less for them than to shell out one's hard earned money for ostensibly similar products. On my first visit to this market, in another state many years ago, the only product I recognized as food was their bottles of maple syrup. Now I regularly buy and enjoy things like organic apples, non GMO tofu, raw walnuts, MSC certified frozen fish, and chocolate ice cream to name a few. If I were more adventurous with my wine drinking these days, there are a few bottles that pique my interest. However, drinking much much less makes me reluctant to pick up a random bottle just to satisfy my curiosity. What I like most of all is the camaraderie of Aldi shoppers. There's this feeling that we're all in this together, and I love the exchange of shopping carts for quarters that can happen on the edge of the parking lot. I even got a chance to try out their "twice as nice" guarantee lately, and the clerk was super helpful and quickly helped to process a refund without a receipt. I suppose moldy bread can happen even when it contains preservatives. I don't eat the stuff, but my wife and kid still insist upon soft "sandwich bread" for weekday lunches. It has become a weekly destination to supplement runs to other conventional, gourmet, specialty, and international markets. Not only that, but Aldi's low prices help me to afford more of those pricier foods that I cherish. There is no substitute for great cheese, but one does not need great cheese to make the kid a quesadilla.

I like Aldi. This review is purely because the carts wouldn't take my quarter. When I actually got…read morethe quarter in, the cart lock didn't release. So I drove to Aldi to have a quarter eaten and no cart to shop with. Off to another Aldi.

If w in the mood for something healthy and light this really fit the bill. Ordered the Santa Fe…read moreCaesar wrap along with some chips and handmade lemonade, which all tasted great. The service was good and the atmosphere was fresh and clean. Great place for a healthy alternative to fast food.

Decided to finally stop in and try this business. Since we are in Ann Arbor for 2 weeks, we have…read moretried to find a variety of options. I had an idea of what I wanted but once we got inside, I changed my mind. I ordered a green juice and I wasn't disappointed. The wraps looked delicious but they will have to wait for another visit. The staff was very friendly and helpful. My only gripe would be how difficult it was to read the food and drink ingredients on the board . I'm 71 and I could pick out some of the ingredients. I looked for a paper menu but maybe I overlooked them. There is a dining area available . The prices seemed reasonable.

Great store. I have been coming here for years. They have all the supplements a person could want…read moreand then a ton more. All of the staff is very knowledgeable. Whatever ailment you may have. Supplement you want more information on this is the place to come. Pricing is pretty on par with anywhere else. Often if you are looking for something they don't carry they can usually order it for you. On top of supplements and vitamins they have a great area perfect for those of us looking for healthy food products. Gluten free, low fodmap like me, vegan, etc. You can probably find it here. They offer a variety of frozen foods as well as the packaged ones. Cleaning products, bath, they carry those as well. They have a great selection of essential oils towards the front of the store. They even offer smoothies in case you need a quick snack or afternoon pick me up. They have convenient parking in the back of the store. Definitely a Brighton gem!

This is my favorite store! Natural View Market always has what I need. When Christmas or my…read morebirthday comes around, I am asked "What do I want?" I always reply, "A gift certificate from Natural View Market". I've been to their special class events upstairs as well and I've learned so much. The employees are very friendly and helpful. I love the knowledge of the staff as well. I also get my favorite free magazine from this place. I love all the free magazines in the back entrance of the store, and I usually take time to browse through them. I just bought lipsticks from this place, and I love them! I pray Natural View Market is around for a very long time!