This location has exceptional customer service! Everyone is extremely helpful. I highly recommend.read more

Sprouts Farmers Market is hands down one of my favorite grocery stores. The healthy selections are…read morealways fresh and well-stocked, and the customer service is consistently excellent. Phillip the Great especially stands out -- always professional, friendly, and genuinely helpful; I appreciate his welcome "What's up my brother?" when I see him. Great store, great energy, great people.

Baba Ramdev Health Products is a Ayurveda retail store and Wellness Center. They offer Ayurveda…read moreconsultation, pulse assessments and Ayurvedic therapies including pancha karma. Ayurvedic therapies include Abhyanga oil massage, shirodara stress relief therapy and many others. This is also an Indian herbal and Ayurvedic store located inside the global mall on the first flooor. Very nice ambience. Excellent selection of herbal medicines, tonics, and powders. Reasonably priced and good service. Amazing place to get your health problems resolved. I definitely recommend this place if you are in and around the area.

Wonderful place - great products and staff. Prices are reasonable. If you are into health, do not…read moremiss this special little store.

Nest Here by Thái Thanh Yến is a Vietnamese dessert food stall in the City Farmers Market. It is…read morelocated in the back corner so it is not easy to spot upon entrance. There are so many options for drinks that a lot of Vietnamese cafes might not have. The service was friendly and quick! I got the Pandan Milk Tea. It was really good and definitely tasted like pandan. While I ordered a small, the cup was kind of large. I think that it was a bit expensive ($7-$8 for my drink), but the quality of my drink was nice. I would give it a 4.5/5 stars because of pricing, but definitely a solid spot and somewhat hidden gem for Vietnamese sweets and drinks!

Yummy spot we found by accident. Great, well made drinks…read more Tried the Dubai strawberries.. They were okay. The chocolate could have been a little thicker and the pistachio cream, I'm assuming homemade, was very mild. For the price point def not complaining as I've paid $25 before from another establishment. Though the $25 one was amazing. So you get what you paid for in this case.

Very helpful and friendly. I mentioned my symptoms and they gave me a remedy that worked. I have…read morebeen back for more. Recommended!

I cannot state how much of a gem this establishment is, great service, knowledge and professional…read moreowner, clean environment and an inventory of loose and packaged herbs to provide for every need. This unique shop has been my go to for at least 8 years now, and I am there consistently to shop for all of my family and friends wellness needs. Awesome experience!

Live laugh love the self serve at Whole Foods!! Their cranberry couscous salad is ALWAYS so fresh,…read morevibrant and flavorful. The tabbouleh was very lemony and light, always a favorite around here. I've never tried the sesame cucumber noodles until now but they were such a delight. It was cold but sweet with a subtle kick. The veggie spring rolls were thicker than you would imagine and completely stuffed. The garlic mushrooms were very soft and flavorful. Honestly so much variety and changes in palate for a yummy, healthy filling meal.

Despite the morals attached to this company, it does have a good selection of both produce and…read moreproducts, processed and otherwise. It's kind of close to us, and sadly is one of the few places that have certain things we need as practicing vegans. The issue with our last visit was the food area where you can make a plate. The food was not only picked over but also wasn't refreshed. It was practically empty and you could see people fighting to figure out what they were willing to eat as opposed what they wanted to eat. We normally get "brunch" here if we go here. But seems like maybe there are wharf certain times of day where you can get freshness perhaps. Maybe we'll try again another time...

This place is good, but there can be a wait. It's definitely worth it, though! I would come back…read moreevery time; the food and smoothies were good. My only suggestion would be to order online or use the drive-thru.

I will NEVER go to this (Peachtree Corners)Smoothie King ever again! The last time I went through…read morethe drive through and ordered a Coffee D-lite Mocha, it was the worst smoothie I had ever had! If I had to time to go back I would have had the young lady who made it make it over. On my way home from midtown Atlanta I decided to stop by again this afternoon (Sunday 12/28/25) but given my last experience I thought it might be best to go inside. I walked up to the cashier who did not acknowledge me at all and appeared to be counting the cash in his drawer. I stood there for a minute waiting and the other 2 young ladies manning the drive through stood there not doing anything and offered no assistance. After another minute I asked if someone else could take my order because it appeared it was going to take him awhile. One of the young ladies came over and I asked if one of them could take my order. Well one (caucasian with brownish blond hair in a ponytail and glasses) was very rude and told me "he was cashing out because he was about to leave and what did I expect him to do?" And cussed under her breath( sh__t!) I then became enraged because I have never, in all my years, had a server talk to me like that! She has no idea what customer service is ! When I asked for her manager she was brazen enough to say" I'll gladly give you my manager's name and number". As if she was not the least bit worried that I would report her. At this point I decided to leave and this smart mouthed brat said "bye have a nice day" as if she was glad to get rid of me! I went back and told her she needed to learn how to talk to customers. I am a 63 year old woman and the level of disrespect was unbelievable! Whoever hired this young lady needs to revisit why they hired her because she clearly has not a clue on how to treat customers. Honestly, none of the servers working in this store on this day knows anything about customer service and should NOT be left unsupervised!

Great place traditional Medcal place. All the staff super nice. Definitely recommend to friends.read more

I've read bad reviews of this place, but I also have 2 friends who recommended it. I went in near…read morethe opening (10 am) on a Sunday, and the lobby was already half full. I waited about an hour (first come first serve) and the doctor asked a few questions before leading me to a private room. The doctor and his nurse were courteous and professional. The premises was not like a sterile room in a traditional doctors office, but acupuncture and herbal remedies are not traditional western medicine. I saw nothing to alarm me. I've been home for several hours and the pain I was treated for has not returned. I will go again if necessary, and I would recommend my friends. If you are paying with a debit or credit card, expect to pay a 3% surcharge to offset what they have to pay to the card processor. Cash is King.

I had to write a review because the little old guy was so nice and helpful i wish i remember what…read morehis name was but unfortunately I don't . The place was very clean nice and cold with a lot of options for things to choose from

The low-down: 5 stars for customer service, 3 stars for selection (The Vitamin Shoppe dominates in…read morethat category), overall: 4 stars I recently visited the GNC at Peachtree Corners to pick up some white chia seeds after becoming engrossed in the book Born To Run. Though I am only inclined to run when it involves the acquisition of killer shoes on clearance or the last piece of a rich dessert, I was nonetheless fascinated by this book about the Tarahumara, a tribe of super-runners who regularly feast on chia fresca, a nutrient-dense drink that is said to be one of the keys to their extraordinary endurance. Chia fresca is a cocktail of fresh water, lemon juice, chia seeds and sweetener (preferably something natural like agave syrup). In the naive hope that this "natural cocaine" might replace my morning caffeine ritual, I ambled into GNC one day during my lunch hour. I was met by a strikingly attractive woman just as she finished helping another customer. She was tan with gleaming silver-blonde hair and piercing green eyes. She quickly revealed that she was in her 50's and I stared at her in awe. Before devolving into cheesy conversation ("I'll have whatever she's having"), I asked her about the infamous chia seeds. She pointed me in the right direction and told me about the different varieties (black, white, organic and non). She asked me what my objective was (more energy) and then made a few other suggestions. As always, I snapped pics of the products she recommended so that I would remember them for possible future purchases. I also asked about maca root because I had read in some Amazon.com reviews that it had similar health benefits. She located a bottle of maca root supplements (as opposed to the powder form I'd read about) and winked at me as she placed it on the counter. "Sometimes you need help with energy in that department too," she said slyly. "Uh, what," I stammered. "Maca root amps up your sex drive," she said evenly. "Oh, well uhh, I'm not really having any problems with that kind of thing," I said, my mind racing. (Damn you, Amazon reviewers with your nefarious ways!!) I sheepishly pushed the maca root up to the counter beside my chia seeds (what the hell!) and she rang up my purchases. We talked pleasantly for the next few minutes about anti-aging strategies and discovered that we had used the same smooth-talking doc for ho-hum botox injections. We laughed at our similar observations and she gave me her card, telling me to call if I ever had any questions. I left the store feeling happy about my purchases and looking forward to a return visit. Side note: Chia fresca may be good for you, but it will not replace your morning cup(s) of coffee nor will it ever be endorsed by Charlie Sheen. No tiger blood here, but I remain inspired by both the Tarahumara and the otherworldly beauty of that GNC manager.

They have a diverse set of vitamins and organic herbal goods that you can't find elsewhere in…read moreAtlanta. They also have special sales on a regular basis. 3042 Oakcliff Road Unit 201 Doraville, GA 30340

Brought some of these sweet and legit Palestinian kunafas over for an afternoon blood sugar-spiking…read morefor the colleagues and they were instant hit. Rich chocolate with choke fulls of pistachios, hella crispy kadayıf that generate curiosities from other dept. cubicles (bring ya plates). Strong Turkish coffee that foretells you how the day will go, provided on the house on a missed order registry, was another gesture itself verifying the welcomes you'd receive from the most courageous people on this planet. Sipping on it and sitting on their beautiful benches on a hot, dry day, daydreams you into how it would feel in their lands they will retrieve soon. Blows its competition in Johns Creek bloody hungry for moolahs by 27K sq km. Good job, habaibi -

I finally checked out Wowbooza during my several visits around this location. It's one of those…read moreplaces that feels like dessert with a personality. The big draw here is their booza (a stretchy Turkish/Middle-Eastern ice cream), and it really does live up to the hype - chewy, creamy, and not overly sweet, which makes it dangerously easy to keep going back for another bite. We have tried the Kunafa with ice cream, and that combo of warm, crispy pastry and cold, silky booza is honestly the star of the show. Kunafa for those who don't know is shredded phyllo dough which is layered with cheese and baked to give it that crispy texture yet having the stretchy pull from the cheese. The combination of this savory Kunafa with the booza really makes it a delectable combo. The Turkish + Dubai chocolate Kunafa (half and half) has been my favorite but they have a few options to try. They also server Dubai chocolate and strawberry cups, which seem to be extremely popular too. We've tried their chai (tea) and Turkish coffee and all I can say is that I am hooked. The vibe is lively and a little crowded at peak times, but in a good way - it feels like everyone is there for the same sugar fix. Staff was friendly and happy to explain the menu, which helps if you're new to these kinds of desserts. Service can vary depending on how busy it is, but overall it's worth the stop. If you go in expecting something different from your usual ice cream shop, you'll probably leave impressed (and slightly obsessed with that stretchy texture).