Great little store! Friendly staff. Full of unique artisanal products, local meat and even local…read moremead. Will definitely be making this a first stop before heading to the cabin for now on.

This place was awesome! tons of wv products and so many ingredients that can be found anywhere…read moreelse nearby. a must stop when in davis! they also added a hot soup and salad bar and kombucha on tap. yumyum!!

The owner is the best overall health practitioner in the area. He is great with the perfect…read moreproducts or telling you what to eat yo help your condition. If you have never been here it is not for a shopper. His shop is not organized because he expects to talk with you to help you find what is perfect for you. The prices may be higher but the expertise and knowledge he supplies is well worth the cost. My whole family from grandma to new great grandbaby shops here for all our healthcare needs. We love this store and its owner

The vitamins and herbs, if they don't have it, they will get it for you! The gentleman is very…read moreknowledgeable and pleasant.

My takeaway from visiting Wheeling is that the people of Wheeling love their public markets. There…read moreare two of them in this small city. This public market (named ... wait for it ... Public Market) is the smaller of the two markets. It's small, but it also houses the Wheeling Visitor Center, so it's still important. There's a little grocery store inside, with lots of fresh produce and local goods, like honey, jams and breads. They also had an astounding amount of probiotic foods, like yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut and other fermented foods. These are located in a refrigerated section by the produce. I was told that Public Market would be a good place to get something to eat, but I couldn't find anything but groceries. When I asked a lady if there was a restaurant or food stall or some place to get a bite inside public market, she said, "They'll make you a little something. What do you want? A sandwich? They'll make you a sandwich." She walked away, and I was left puzzled. Who is "they"? And yes, I did want a sandwich, so who did I need to ask to make me one? Alas, I never did find this fabled sandwich-maker inside Public Market, but apparently, they do serve food here. Maybe I just visited on a day when "they" weren't there. Like I mentioned, the Wheeling Visitor Center is located here. It's in a small section at the front entrance, tucked away. This is also home to the Wheeling-Ohio County CVB. Apparently, sometimes there's someone behind the desk who you can talk to, and sometimes there isn't. Much like the sandwich-maker, I think if you're there at the right time, you'll see them. But if not, there's always literature and pamphlets and information about the area that you can pick up and take with you.

Had the new umami mushroom burger delivered on door dash and house made ranch with a side salad…read more Very well balanced(salty, fatty, acid from the pickled carrots, gochuchong mayo just a little spicy) and the salad was great and fresh too with the pickled radishes. Highly recommend!

The girls are all knowledgeable to answer any questions that I had. The store carries most…read moreanything I ask for. Im happy they are in our area.

Hallelujah for Nature's Pickins. This place was a godsend for me. Having been visiting from New…read moreYork City for the week, I needed to get some organic snacks and groceries. This place is great and has everything my local NYC organic markets have and then some and the prices were waaayy cheaper. They have a great gluten free grocery section, lots of frozen items, gluten free breads in the frozen section, awesome pantry selections, organic health and beauty items and all the latest supplements, vitamins and protein shakes. I also likes the fact that they have a book section of the store. The staff was very nice, informative and helpful. Coming from someone who lives in NYC and has the best stores around me, I thought this place was well stocked, priced right and great all around. If you live in the area and you are a vegetarian or just interested in general wellness and health; I would definitely come here and shop. This place has been around for 32 years! Shop local and support local businesses!

Protein shakes are great. I've tried them all but my go to is pineapple/peach/v-pro/add ginger…read more They have anything you need on the vitamin and supplement side. A huge selection of quality brands. Rob and his team do a great job. Friendly and educated on the products. A must stop when traveling through Marietta.

Service was an absolute zero out of five. I have been a customer for the last seven years and try…read moreto go as often as possible but honestly their hours don't make it easy. My girls have been at MDA for the last two years and I try to go every Tuesday I can get there before they close when I drop them off, I even get shakes for the girls for the end of class sometimes. I made it there with five minutes to spare and was denied service. An absolute pet peeve as another local business owner, not to mention in a time when we have people who wish their office was open and could get a pay check. You have literally three employees behind the counter punching the clock with an empty store and a customer comes to the counter when your door is open for business and you tell them " well we close in five minutes...." Are you serious??? I mean laziness doesn't surprise me anymore but I am ashamed for this business and don't know when I would care to venture back! I hate when punching the clock is more important than customer service, I don't have a job where I punch the clock nor have the luxury to turn away a walk in, but god bless those who do!

Nice small health food store…read more Yes, it is a little expensive but you are paying for the better quality products. It is also locally owned so you won't get the cheaper priced that you would at a place like Trader Joes...

An oasis of natural food in this small town…read more.. Sure it's smaller than whole foods, it's a locally-owned grocer with a niche market, after all. And, yes, some things are more expensive than at Shop N Save... it's a locally-owned grocer with a niche market, after all... SO that said, this place it pretty awesome. They've got all the good stuff: produce, recycled paper products, soy meat, tofu, gluten free chips, organic food, and they even have a small bulk section. The staff is super friendly and helpful and the store is always clean and bright. All of this--and they're located right off the 5-Star trail. I can totally ride my bike to get groceries. How awesome is that?

Amazing homemade gluten free cinnamon rolls, lemon blueberry bread, and pepperoni rolls. She bakes…read moreon Thursdays so call ahead to reserve any bread or bakes goods. Large selection of frozen Gluten Free food as well as shelf food. I drove from an hour away and it was 10000% worth the drive! Will be returning!!!