I've never been inside a Healthy Planet store. Upon checking, it seems most of the stores are in…read moreScarborough, and I rarely go to Scarborough.  Now there are 2 stores just outside of the Toronto downtown cote, so I shall be visiting them. This store was wide and even longer going back! I happen to stumble upon their customer appreciation, 2023-06-01 to 04. There were balloons and music at the entrance. And here i thought it was a grand opening. They have 15%+ off everything in-store.  Some are even 60% off. If you spend over $100, you get a gift bag. I bought a supplement, which is usually $36.99, where I normally buy it. Their list price was $31.99, and I get 15% off! A no-brainer. Then I found a granola package with an oatmeal cookie crunch at 50% off, so I bought that too! There were lots of staff around, and they were eager to help. I don't know if there would be that many staff if it were not a customer appreciation event. There had everything that any health store would sell, but in a massive store. Then, they also had two long aisles, with food items dispensed like at Bulk Foods. There is free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible.  There is one gender-neutral washroom, and it is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2023-184

Good size Healthy Planet location. They have a pretty good selection for anything you are looking…read morefor. It gets busy tho & sometimes seems a bit understaffed, but besides that it's a good location.

Hands down one of my fav stores in the city. Amazing selection of natural health products,…read moreeverything from vitamins to organic groceries and beauty products. The prices are very competitive, often lower than on amazon. You can often find great deals on gluten free items as well, make sure to visit the back of the store for grocery items.

More expensive than you'll find the same products at No Frills or Walmart, but far more obscure…read morevitamins and food products than you'll find at your average grocery store or pharmacy. Better priced then say, The Big Carrot, or smaller health food stores. Staff and friendly and keep the place clean and well organized but they can give little by way of recommendation for vitamin brands.

This holistic shop just opened up not long ago on the upper floor of North York Centre. They carry…read moresupplements and also some eco-friendly products like hair styling gel, body lotion, soap, etc. They also carry some food like healthy snacks. I actually bought a himalayan salt lamp here. It was a decent price and the lady manning the store was nice & friendly. It's not the largest store but prices here were a less than Whole Foods. I like supporting small businessess so I'd rather buy here what I can.

Friendly, knowledgeable owner. Lots of stuff in this tiny shop. Reasonable prices. Parking…read moreavailable!

Great selection at really reasonable prices - my favourite health food store in Toronto!read more

Such an amazing and diverse wellness store and pharmacy! It…read morehas everything you'd need that you discussed with your healer. Great variety of plant based supplements. Friendly staff and service. Clean store!

I pass by this place everyday and I never went in here before. But in terms of selection, this…read moreplace has a little bit of everything nutritious and supplements. Personally, I'm not a fan of supplements because I believe that you can all your nutrients from eating solid foods, but to each their own. However, I did see many to choose from. Though I'm not into supplements, I saw a lot of natural foods I liked, such as organic snacks, non-GMO/gluten free snacks, organic tea, Asian tea and dieter tea. Sometimes they have sales and when I dropped by, all things in their display case were 50% off, so SCORE!. In addition, I asked some personal health questions and the lady in the morning was very friendly and answered all my questions. So this place has great service and a good selection of health stuff. I encourage you to check it out if you work/live in the area.

I have been a regular customer of Qi for many years...mainly because they are local and convenient…read more We probably spend over $1000 a month. They have never been that friendly, not big on customer service. It's a bit like they are doing you a favour yo help you find something...and their prices are higher than most. Today we had a dispute over $10 . Really, they were rude and rigid, holding up their position. UNBELIEVABLE. My advise, GO ELSEWHERE. You'll get better prices with better service and nicer people These folks just want your money! Dr. Joe ( pissed off)

Their prices are excellent. Their device is also very good.and so is the. I Highly recommend this…read morestore.

I started shopping at Tutti Frutti way back in the 90's. It has always been the best stocked, with…read morethe best prices of any health food store in Toronto I was there on Friday at their new collection and was so when I saw the Dr.Bronners refill soap package. It is $9 cheaper than the plastic bottle. Dr. Brothers is the best! I have been using it for years. I mix it eith an herbal infusion and essential oils and make the perfect soap for my sensitive skin. Whenever I have bought another brand of liquid soap I am soon reminded that Dr. Bronzer's is the superior brand.

Tutti Frutti is definitely my favourite health food store in Toronto! I've been going here for…read moreyears to research and get the best vitamins and minerals. I love the staff and location! I love the small town store ambiance and vibe and so grateful it's help me improve my health for over 2 decades and counting! FYI I also love Essence of Life Organics store and Healthy Planet but Tutti Frutti is my favourite!

Inside the Golden Mile Plaza anchored by Ali's No Frills is an alternative health food store. A…read morefriend recommended that I check out this place for a product he recommended. Well, I finally got here today and inquired from the store owner if he had any Ginkgo Biloba? Yes, he had the liquid version but it was a different (and less comparative) potency than at another store I had just visited. The store sells drinks, protein powders, teas, snacks, and food billed as natural products. It's up to each consumer to read the product labels because it's not necessarily Health Canada regulated and health benefit claims from each item may be a stretch. Be self aware! There are enough choices and prices seem competitive.