Temple Turmeric is a New York-based beverage company, founded by Daniel Sullivan, that provides…read moreturmeric-based drinks. They offer elixirs (Brooklyn Beet, Coconut Nectar, Ginger-Aid, Japanese Matcha, Mineral Greens, Original, and Pineapple), super blends (Bullet Brew Turkish Coffee, Golden Mylk, Matcha Latte, and Mexican Chocolate), and super tonics (Pure Pana). Each bottle contains 13 grams of organic Hawaiian gold turmeric, and include other ingredients such as honey and ginger, and use a cold-pressure process to pack all the goodness in a bottle. Turmeric is known to aid those who have arthritis/inflammation and heartburn/stomach issues, so if you have any of those or just want to include turmeric as one of your drink replacements, check them out! My favorite is the Ginger-Aid, as it contains organic agave, spearment, and cinnamon. You can order these online or find them in your local specialty grocery stores like Whole Foods or Fresh Market :D +turmeric-based beverages +contains 13 grams of organic Hawaiian gold termeric +in a PET1 bottle +found in Whole Foods/Fresh Market; can order online as well

Stopped by favorite health food store to buy herbs to make my own supplements…read more Had the lovely pleasure of consulting with Mr. Walter the owner of Corona Health Foods. Can not thank this man enough for all of his knowledge, wisdom, and guidance. Love the pure eucalyptus oil, lavender oil, which I put in my diffuser as well as use to make my own pet friendly cleaning solutions for my floors. Corona has fresh burdock root, dried or powdered. Also love the activated charcoal, the turmeric soaps are heavenly! Been a customer here for over 10 years, and the quality of everything I buy here is phenomenal. The store also has supplements from various manufacturers, you can find just about everything.

The family business operating for decades has kept our community healthy…read more Thank you for taking your time with each customer and your undeniable knowledge of your products , I'll wait for my turn!!

I love ginger based candies. Especially the chews that have that crazy spicy kick. Now given that,…read moreI think the Hillside ones are maybe the mellowest I've ever had. It's so subtle I almost dont notice it. Guess this is for the folks that dont like that punch to the palette subtly.

Horrible 5 bunches and I got 1 good bunch. I'd be ashamed if I was, I would say they basically…read morestole $13 from me. No I have to go back out to get more before the storm comes.

Fresh fish, good produce, good service. They also have a selection of natural grains and teas.read more

Very nice place where you can get organic honey products like edible honey, honey candles, or…read moremerchandise relating to bees. The prices are correct and the staff is helpful. If you're into this type of stuff i would recommend come seeing this place

Went in today to get some honey with my fiancé to help her allergies. Walked in with high spirits…read morebut you could tell the woman behind the counter couldn't be bothered. No other people in the store. She was just sitting there. We were obviously surrounded around a lot of honey and not quite sure which ones to get. My fiancé and I both said nothing as we waited to see if she would ask us if we needed help. I usually am the one of us two to say something but I said nope not today, so I waited. That never happened. So my fiancé then asked a question and she answered but we both had the vibe that we wouldn't frequent this establishment again which we discussed as leaving. We bought the honey only because we drove 20 mins there and didn't want it to be a wasted trip due to her lack of customer service and I got some honey chapstick which actually is nice but too bad we won't go back. I'm still mad I spent my money in that establishment because I'm big on customer service as I am also in the field and I just feel like $25-30 for the jar she could have been much more welcoming. We are the type if we like it we will come back and unfortunately we won't be going back because of that encounter and we liked it but we'll just look for another more inviting company.

Although not their official "storefront", Pecan Patti appears to be making its debut at Smorgasburg…read morethis year and from what I can tell, has been able to generate one of the longest (if not THE longest) lines I've seen! But is it for their pecans? Tasty as the samples I had may be, the answer is no: it was for their mason jar sweet tea! There's nothing like word of mouth to get a buzz going. You're shelling out $4 for a 20 oz cup of lemonade, when suddenly you start to see glimpses of these glorious 1L mason jars of effervescent elixir. First it starts with one. Then you notice another. Then the more you see, the more you have to have it, until you finally muster up the courage to ask someone, "where DID you get that?" They smile, gesture over yonder and say, "it's the longest line that you'll find over THERE", and then part ways, smiling with their magical beverage in hand. And as you make your own way over yonder, you think to yourself, "whoa - that's one long line", because apparently everyone ELSE also finally mustered up the courage to ask someone else, and conveniently did so 5 minutes before you did. So if you do decide to brave the line (which is not as fast as they say it is), you will be rewarded by a mason jar of their ginger, pomegranate, and citrus sweet tea. Tasty stuff and wildly refreshing on a hot Saturday afternoon (don't fret with the large amounts of ice they put in - it melts fast and the base is both warm and pretty concentrated, so needs all that ice), the ginger I would recommend for ginger-lovers (but "too gingery" for those without such inclinations). The pomegranate was very... ummm... "pomegranat-y"; but again, I'm a sucker for ginger. But at the end of the day, was it worth it? Well, the $6 mason jar of sweet tea definitely lasted me much longer than both of the other two $4 20 oz cups of lemonade I bought elsewhere, and you get a nice mason jar out of the deal (which, my wife reminded me, that you can buy for just a buck or two on its own). But given the potential for crazy line-itis, I'd wait until after the crowd settles, or make it a tag team effort where frequent jaunts to visit other stands are made while waiting for your spot to slowly inch itself to the front.

This is my go-to spot for produce and I'm very thankful it's in town. They have a pretty extensive…read moreselection and great competitive prices. They are usually well stocked most especially right before the holidays when all the other groceries are running out of those essential herbs and spices. I did notice this past year that some of herbs right before Thanksgiving were $1.99 instead of it usually being $0.99. But it doesn't bother me much especially when they're all fresh, fully stocked, and each bunch contains a lot more than the local groceries.

I stopped here to get a bouquet of flowers. They had a very small selection of flowers but they all…read morelooked nice. They have a lot of different produce available. Everything looked fresh.

I love supporting this small business. The workers here are always so kind and humble. I come here…read moreto satisfy my sweet tooth most of the time, I get two ice creams that I realllllly like. One is Batata cream flavored icey from Mamita's, and the second is strawberry flavored ice cream from El sabor de Michoacán. The strawberry one has been my favorite for about 7/8 years, its SO creamy and has strawberry pieces inside.