A friend referred me here to get vitamins. I stopped in and it was a pleasant experience. The…read moreworker was really nice and she was very knowledgeable on the vitamins that they have in them shop.

Stopped in to get some supplements and had a pretty good experience. Staff was really helpful (but…read morenot pushy in the slightest) and they had a pretty nice selection. Got some Nuun electrolyte boosters, some vitamins, and a few other small things. Got a bonus protein bar as a sample as well! Getting in and out of the parking lot can be something of a bear thanks to the craziness that is Washtenaw but the selection is worth the headache.

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 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.

Superior, timely, professional, affordable and friendly service. Couldn't t have asked for an…read moreeasier or smoother experience They prepared me well and moved things along on time via telemedicine. I can't believe I never left the house! The appointment was 15 minutes long maybe a few minutes longer but not much. These people are here to help you get the medicines you want to use for what ails you, please don't think you won't qualify. They understand what types of issues you may have and can help get you on the way to feeling better soon!

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Used to come to this location when I went to the gym across the street. After moving gyms, I hadn't…read morestopped by in a few years. Stopped by today since I was in the area to get new preworkout and I remembered why this was my favorite store. This location is family owned and they are extremely knowledgeable and personable. I've always felt welcomed here and all my questions never went unanswered. This location definitely takes away the corporate feel many other locations portray where employees are miserable and simply there to collect a paycheck. Highly recommend making a trip out to this specific location even if it is further than a closer store. I definitely will be in the future!

My wife and I have both been coming here since we were on the pre-op liquid diet for weight loss…read moresurgery at UofM's program. This location is run by a husband and wife and they are always incredible. Both are very knowledgeable and offer great customer service. They always offer fantastic product advice because they use their own products regularly, and they are always grateful we came into their store. I do recommend getting the GNC Gold card because you get great member savings and frequent coupons in the mail. It costs $10 but you pretty much get that back with your first purchase. This is our favorite location of all the stores in the Ann Arbor region and I highly recommend you visit them. There was some confusion on the corporate website about their hours. They are open on Saturdays and only closed on Sundays.

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.

I decided to check out this place and especially since it is new in the area. The place is wide…read moreopen and spacious with larger aisles than the typical. There are a wide variety of selections with food prices. It is very easy to checkout with mostly do it yourself lanes. You do have to purchase a paper or regularly bag as they are not provided. Overall, it is nicebto see this place come to the area.

I'm saving 20-42 percent over Kroger down the road. The staff is kinder too. It's smaller in space…read morebut has all you need menus the Japanese stuff.