This Girl ,Found A New Place To Shop For Spices And Flavored Olive Oils…read more Love, The Spices and Oils. You Can Sample ,Before You Buy. The Owners Are Very Sweet And Helpful In Flavors And Cooking Ideas. I Love They Got There Daughters In The Business .Of Making There Own Homemade Gifts To Sale.

From the owner: Specialty olive oils, vinegar, spices, and locally crafted home decor. Try our tasting bar and…read morediscuss recipes

Great variety, delicious produce. Everything smells amazing and gets my creative culinary juices…read moreflowing.

What a great store with an amazing variety! I'm looking…read moreforward to watching this place take off!

My husband and I are are healthy people and only put the best ingredients on our food - this one is…read moreit! It's super delicious and simply gives everything a heartier taste. I am not the greatest cook, but Riley's Seasonings give my food flavor and it is now all I use. Whether it be the cinnamon on my coffee or on my granola bars or the Salad Plus on my raw veggies, or even the Lemon Pepper on my chicken, it's now my go-to in the kitchen! Everyone should try this stuff!

From the owner: High Quality Seasoning & Spicesread more

Great tea and wonderful service. My son and I both shop here and have not found a tea we don't…read morelike. Will be ordering more in the near future.

Small but friendly, and the quality of everything I've tried is very high. They have not only teas…read morebut also honey and spices, and so far they seem to be getting new flavors in seasonally. The only thing I would point out is that they tend more towards flavored teas, so if you are a tea purist, that's probably going to bother you. Fortunately for me, I'm not! I am a huge fan of both their Tali's Masala Chai and their Moroccan Mint, which is heavy on both the spearmint and the peppermint. Also worth noting that if you are used to buying from Teavana, a comparable tea is roughly twice as expensive. Another plus in my book! I'd love it if they had some hot water and a seating area on hand but they're not really that kind of shop. Maybe the local coffee houses will start carrying a selection from them!

I would to start off this review by saying at I am not from Galesburg. I am from the far-off land…read moreof California, where humble shops like these don't really exist. When they do, they have competition against stores like Whole Foods who take customers from the local natural food stores, leading to the prices being marked up. I cannot emphasize enough the importance of keeping local businesses open and thriving, but I will humbly step off my soap box, and continue on to share my love for this beautiful business. As I get off the train from San Francisco and search up local restaurants, I come across Cornucopia, a hybrid business model that has both a deli and a market with great prices and a bigger selection than most stores I have seen. With curiosity in my head, and a growling stomach, I set off to walk the entire 3 minutes it takes to get to Cornucopia from the train station. I need not say the location of this place is great. The moment I walk in, I am greeted by both the delicious smell of Indian food as well as a nice woman by the name of Susan Lyon. She tells me that this is not only a family run business, but a business run by all women, and Susan (with her husband) are the founders. After our greetings and conversation, I walk to the deli where they had a fine selection of foods from sandwiches to curries. I order the coconut curry (a popular dish, from the words of the man working there) with turmeric rice, and a cup of coffee. I cannot understate the amount of flavor it has, and I highly recommend it to anyone who cannot do spicy food. I also see their selection of bulk spices, frozen meals, supplements, and everyday use items like toothpaste and shampoos. I walked out with a smile on my face, and as the cold Illinois wind hits me I feel longing to go back to the warmth of Cornucopia once again, but my train was to leave soon. I enjoyed every moment of this business, and I will always hope that they expand their business to California. If you ever are visiting Galesburg, Illinois, please make sure to go here. You will be pleasantly surprised by this humble family business. I hope my review, written on the observatory deck of the Amtrak, not only convince you to go here, but give you the little slice of life that Galesburg has to offer.

I ordered fruit and vegetable trays from Cornucopia for a family gathering. They were spectacular,…read morefresh and delicious. We all enjoyed the taste, variety and quality of the produce. The price was so reasonable, I could hardly believe it. I can't wait to order these again the next time we are in Galesburg. Thank you, Cornucopia, for this excellent experience.

There are a great variety of items to buy and all are great!service is great. You are a warm cozy…read morefeeling while shopping there.

For several years I didn't seem to have much energy. I started using a few Mari-Mann items and…read moregradually started adding more. I feel like my whole life has improved mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. When you see so many products you want to try, it's difficult to know when to set a limit. After all, money doesn't grow on trees. However there are sale items and items without a long shelf life that make trying new things easier. If something isn't in stock, Mike orders it for you. Mike has brought in wonderful presenters that share the most recent research to improve a person's health. He also shares his knowledge on a weekly radio show. Walking outside on the grounds is soothing, and you learn a lot about gardening. I have a difficult time staying away from this jewel in Decatur, IL.

Best natural foods market in Bloomington. Green Top Grocery might be the only one of course. It has…read morea lot packed into this kind of small market and store. Has a lot of things grown locally. The prices are kind of high, which is the only bad thing. A lot of all natural and organic food and items. It's got some pretty interesting things and you can even order a hot meal. The selection isn't as good as something like Whole Foods, but it's locally owned. Has a lot of the things you can find somewhere else cheaper. That's the bad thing about it, so if you're just looking for good prices they won't have these. Even so, there's a few things that aren't bad. The staff is fairly knowledgeable. Comparing to other stores, it seems best as a complement to other places to get groceries. Its worst thing is the prices. The good things include locally grown products, and plenty of options for vegans and vegetarians.

This is by far one of the best health food stores I've ever been too in the state of Illinois. It's…read moreway better than anything too in Chicago nearly 3 hours away! This place offers so much to guests, it's a newer, very clean and well kept store. The selection of what is offered is comprehensive. Amazing health food that is great for my wife who is on gluten free diet. Their soups are absolutely delicious. Great deals and best of all, there's hard to find products I've never seen before! They have an eatery upstairs, they offer classes too! They're always promoting local happenings in the area on the bulletin board by the restroom. Staff here was a pleasure to be around. They even encourage everyone to become an owner too which really isn't much. They have over 6,000 owners and after my experience here I might consider becoming one too! Free boxes! My wife was really happy about how they sort out their trash here too! This is the standard bearer of what a health store should be. I don't come to Bloomington much but I highly suggest visiting this place! One of the best health food stores I've been too!

Cute little farmers market in downtown Quincy! Not a lot of vendors of course but you have a few…read moreselection for handmade soap, some meat vendors, a bunch of jewelry vendors, some fresh flowers and even a boba stand!

Adorable, adorable, adorable!!! I love little farmer's markets. I can't get enough of them. It's…read morealmost an addiction. I love to support the local entrepreneurs and farmers from any area. I stop at every single farmer's market I come across. While down in Quincy visiting my baby brother at college, we headed to Thyme Square Café for lunch before hitting the road to come home. When we arrived on 5th street, we parked and saw the farmers market taking place. I immediately asked my sister and brother if we could walk it before we ate and they both agreed. Thanks, guys! Its a small market but they had plenty of options of fresh fruits and veggies, baked goods, crafty items, homemade artsy stuff, plants and much more. I split a crate of peaches with my sister for $10 ($5 ea.), picked up some HEATLESS jalapenos which I later that week sliced and put on a homemade pizza back at home and even grabbed a small peach pie for $3. I was very impressed with the heatless jalapenos...I had never seen anything like them before and was blown away that these exist and more so, that I liked them as much as I did. In fact, I am actually going to see if I can find some seeds and grow some at home this summer. We'll be back down in the area in May and I'm very hopeful that this market is open while we're there because I know my hubby would love it, too! Final thought...the people here were SUPER friendly. Totally loved them to pieces!