I think I need to update my review from 14 years ago!!!!…read more I stand by my original post: How wonderful to have a real grocery store that specializes in local and organic products. Much of the produce is locally grown, or locally adjacent (AKA California) OK, Bananas do not grow in the Great Basin. The origin of the produce is identified. They work with local farmers, bakeries, and other local businesses for the food and non-food items. They no longer have the upstairs restaurant but they do have a kitchen and make ready to go items. I love picking up a fresh salad (some with meat some purely vegan/vegetarian) , a yummy very generously filled wrap, house made cookies and other delectable treats. They have a large selection of locally produced meats. Lots of organic canned goods, dairy and non-dairy items . . . the list goes on. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. Memberships are available (20$/year) with a once a month 10% off of your total purchase. You do NOT need a membership to shop here. It's small and a bit cramped but there is a lot of good stuff there. It's clean and friendly and completely locally owned.

I came here to grab lunch. I had the great pleasure of spending the day at the courthouse for jury…read moreduty! I couldn't wait to get out for some fresh air and to fuel my body for the day. So when lunch break came around I knew exactly where I was headed, Great Basin Co-op! I enjoyed a nice brisk walk in an autumn filled day. When I entered the store I was warming greeted by staff and by an organic clean smell. I really wanted their fresh spring rolls but they did not have those that day so I chose fresh rolled salmon made with wild caught salmon. It did not disappoint! Will I be back? Absolutely! So much fresh and organic choices! They also have plenty of seating indoor or outdoor. Thanks Great Basin Co-op!

Such a fun store to browse when looking for some new tea or gifts!…read moreWent for loose leaf tea for my granddaughters wedding shower favors. Had an idea of what I wanted but was assisted to find the perfect teas. You can see and smell all their teas in big jars to find what you want. I enjoyed seeing all the different cook books and gifts you can purchase. I got a cute mug for my granddaughter. They are located behind the Grill restaurant as you can't see them from the street so just walk around behind and it's easy to find then. Will be returning for more goodies soon!

Such an amazing place to buy tea and spices.. they offer special tea room days and have great…read morecommunity festivals

Omg this honey!! The taste is so rich and complex, it's truly exceptional!…read more I ordered a jar of honey from Al online. It arrived quickly and was packaged really well. I'm so glad to have found this honey:)

Seasonal allergies are really annoying so I ordered local honey to see if it will help. Website is…read morea breeze, thank you, and honey arrived in just a couple days. I ordered a small jar for my twin sister in NorCal. She loves honey! Anyway, great flavor and I will be reordering this.

Best corner shop in Reno, not even exaggerating. Excellent alcohol selection, ice cream, vapes,…read morenicotine pouches, you name it! Sam the guy behind counter is always so cool and nice too. Next time you're passing def give it a stop

I have been many times Tonight I stopped in... got incense,…read more ice cream , then asked about an item with no price... she saidcbring it to the counter honey... I asked her , politely, to not call me honey When I brought the item to the counter and asked for the price she pushed it all aside snd said she would not sell it to me because I was rude For asking her to not call me honey... I have never seen her there before ... So sad for this experience... less and less to like about going ANYWHERE SAD

Cod Liver oil is thought to be good for humans, so Planet Mom, who claims the stuff also tastes…read moregood, consumes a tablespoon daily. During Planet Mom's recent visit to Planet Lisa, Planet Mom expressed concern that she was running low on Cod liver oil. To prevent Planet Mom from going dry Planet Lisa provided this guest planet with a lift to the health food store. Kings Nutrition is located closest to Planet Lisa. While my planet has long been aware of the store's location adjacent to Planet Lisa's neighborhood, this was Planet Lisa's inaugural visit. As with all stores in this strip mall, parking is literally right in front of the door -- always a plus appreciated by the inhabitants of both Planet Mom and Planet Lisa. Before entering the store, a sign on the door greeted us with this message: "Blessed be all who enter here." I may not be quoting perfectly, but that's the drift. Ambassadors of Planet Mom and Planet Lisa were the only customers and therefore felt extra blessed. The store is not large. Probably the size of an average living room. It's packed with vitamins, supplements and books, and is well kept with its stock nicely displayed. Judging by the attitude and appearance of the pleasant graying woman behind the register, she appeared to be the Queen of King's Nutrition Center. She knew precisely where everything was and when the store had acquired it. If not King's queen, she is certainly King's princess. Prices seemed about average for smaller nutrition stores that tend a little to the high side. But Planet Lisa figures that what her planet saves on gas and time makes up for slightly higher prices provided just one or two items are being purchased. A large number of God-oriented books were prominently displayed. Planet Lisa did not determine whether a Christian or Eastern God was being touted because Planet Lisa's inhabitants are toasters -- meaning, we are either plugged in (alive) or unplugged (dead) -- and therefore religion, beyond what it offers to us in values and philosophically, holds little interest. Planet Lisa spent $30 because the ambassador spotted an impulse item to purchase for Planet Husband. The receipt header says: "King's Nutrition, God Bless You." Indeed. It's nice to be blessed when spending $30. In the future Planet Lisa will be expecting blessings from other businesses since even a toaster will take a blessing when parting with its money. This tiny little Nutrition Center is tucked into a strip mall also housing Round Table Pizza and the new SPCA thrift store. The mall is located on 5th Street across the street from the Gold Dust West Casino.

Nice little shop with knowledgeable sales staff. I rated them a 3 star because twice now, I've…read morebeen looking for products for gout, such a celery seed extract and powders and twice they were sold out. I'd really like to shop at this small town place but when you can't find what you need and they send you elsewhere, it gets a little tiring. I'll keep trying though... In the Sportsman's Corner shopping mall with the SPCA thrift store off Vine Street between 4th and 5th Streets.

Came in to get some naan and samosas. Love the smell of all of the spices. Love tje selection of…read morelegumes and rices. Lots of variety. Friendly services.

7/30/2024-…read more Convenient location- down a few buildings from my groomer..lol.. Had some time, and decided to pop in.. Bigger than I thought... Lots of merchandise, wide aisles- Everything was very neat and tidy.. Refrigerated cases and a case with homemade snacks.. After trying Pakora the first time (last week).. I wanted to see if they had a packet .. Staff was helpful and pointed me in the right direction. Also picked up a mild bag of curry- I've only cooked with the Japanese curry, but wanted to try something new.. My oldest had some cookies that I enjoyed, and I also found them here.. Hopefully, my new cooking adventures will be enjoyable.. and I'll be back for new spices..

I was running out of my absolute favorite tea that I bought at a tea shop in California. I was…read moreconsidering seeing if they could ship, when my online searching revealed Davidson's Organic Teas in Sparks. To my absolute amazement, they have the exact tea I was searching for and offer online ordering and free local pick-up! What an amazing and lucky coincidence, although I imagine Davidson's is a great west coast resource for organic teas, both for shops and individuals. Although I knew I was buying Valentine tea (organic white tea, organic rose petals and natural flavor), they have great specials where you can select a couple bagged or loose leaf tea for free (with purchase) or for $5. I did both. Since they no longer have an in-person shop in Sparks, you buy online and then allow 72 hours for them to fulfill it (I received an email when it was ready). Pick-up was easy (just rang the doorbell). Btw, when they opened the door, the most amazing tea smell wafted out! Not only was my Valentine tea perfectly fresh (probably more so than from the tea shop), they also included a LOT of free tea samples, including their newest blends. Only lowlight was some difficulty creating an account on their website, but you can check out as a guest. Overall, highly recommend...please support this amazing local business! TIP: They have lots of tea discounts offered (check out their online Specials page) and don't forget to use the first order 10% promo code w/ email sign-up!

Arrived with a couple of days. The only tea that day ordered. Photo shows a costly brand and…read moreDavidson's below. Taste the same steeped. Look the same $22 difference.

Aside from being your regular convenient store carrying liquor, smokes, pipes, and junk food, the…read moreStar Market also sells a wide variety of Bangladeshi goods similar to that of some of the Indian spice/grocery stores in town like A-1 or Spice Rack. The owners are very friendly and honest. They bring fresh Bangladeshi fish and products from California almost every week. They also sell halaal meat. Shan Masala, sweets, rice... they have it all!