Plenty of parking in front of the store. Great healthy options we love including the zevia drinks,…read morekombucha, and curry chicken salad. They have other grab n go items from the fridge and ready to go soups plus an açaí bowl/smoothie area as well. My husband comes here a lot to get fast healthy lunches for his fitness journey.

Stopped by Sprouts in Middletown, Delaware early on the morning of Thursday, July 9th to grab a few…read morethings and check out some of the unique products I'd been hearing about. Right away, I noticed how friendly the staff was--several team members greeted me as I made my way through the store, which made for a really welcoming experience. The highlight of my visit was meeting Tina in the water aisle. I was browsing the different options when she struck up a conversation and shared her recommendation for Mountain Valley Spring Water. She explained some of the differences between products and talked about what makes Mountain Valley Spring Water unique. I was genuinely impressed by how knowledgeable she was and how excited she seemed to help customers find the right fit for them. It's always nice to run into employees who really know their products and enjoy helping people. Tina definitely made my first Sprouts visit a memorable one. I'll be back to check out more of what the store has to offer!

Everything was great great food customer service just watch those self checkout machines I should…read morehave paid attention I was double charged for two items got one each

They sell amazingly priced holistic beauty products, fluoride free toothpastes, vitamins and…read moresupplements, teas, essential oils and diffusers, CBD products, and some whole foods. The two employees are super sweet, calm and helpful. They also sell 100% cotton natural feminine hygiene products without all the chlorine in them that commercial ones have. Discount shelf for certain products that cycles.

I love this store!! They have an excellent selection, and excellent team members that are…read moreknowledgeable, friendly, and patient. It reminds me a lot of a mini Whole Foods Market. I am glad it is in the area.

Got a cold lunch salad. It was delicious. About 5 options to choose from. Right next to the…read moreOutpatient parking lot at Kent General

This store is a huge asset to Newark because it's the only supermarket within the walkable center…read moreof downtown Newark. On top of that, it's a good store with some unique offerings that you can't get elsewhere. In my opinion the highlight of the store is the bulk herb and loose tea section in the back; it's self-service, which means you don't get charged a markup for buying small quantities of a lot of different items. This is great if you want to try out different teas, herbs, or spices. The quality on the bulk herbs is very good. I buy things like spearmint and rooibos for herbal tea. The true tea (black, green, oolong, etc.) is okay, but could be better. I'm a bit of a tea enthusiast, I run RateTea and have reviewed hundreds of teas, so my standards are high. I'd say this place is good, but could be improved as their teas go. I'd like to see a higher-quality Assam that has a higher turnover so it stays fresher. The rest of this store is a mixed bag. The prices are higher than I'd like. There is a focus on "natural" products, which means a lot of organic-certified stuff, more whole grain things, and a lot of those hippy-dippy brands that are kinda what you'd see more of in whole foods. These products span the full range from amazing to somewhat obnoxious. The prices in this store are slightly higher than a normal supermarket, on average, although you can find some deals here and there. The prices have also come down over the years, particularly when this store moved into a bigger storefront. I don't know what's going on behind the scenes, but I have a sense that this store is slightly better managed than it used to be around 2005-2007 when I first started shopping here at their old location. My last comment is on the cooperative aspect of the store. Back when I was at the old location, I was a member of the coop, and I would both pay in through dues, and do volunteer hours. It was fun and I enjoyed the work, but back then, I didn't get the sense that the volunteer hours were being efficiently used or allocated. They had us doing a lot of time-consuming sorting tasks that a typical supermarket wouldn't do at all (in the interest of efficiency.) Also, the discount you get from being a member isn't really worth it. The rate of the discount is very low, and you have to put up a substantial amount of cash to join. I did the math, and I found that for myself, I would have to spend several thousands of dollars here to make the membership fee pay for itself. Given that the prices here are higher than other stores, I would actually be losing quite a lot of money. As such, I shop here sporadically, but am not a member, and, while I recommend others to shop here, I do not recommend others to join this cooperative. I wish this place could revisit their membership structure as well as their utilization of volunteer labor. With the cash dues and huge amount of volunteer hours at their disposal, I think that if this store were better managed, they'd be able to lower their prices even further. Like I said before, I get the sense that the store is better managed now than it used to be, both as reflected by the prices I see on the shelf and by the products they do and don't choose to stock, and the general condition of the store (it's consistently clean and well-organized and has been for years now.) However, I am always encouraging people to do the best they can, and I think this store could be better. I love the idea of cooperatives and would be eager to jump back in and become a paying (and working) member at this store, if it would get the prices down low enough that it made it worth my while to do so. As long as it is more expensive than the other places I shop, though, this is unlikely to happen. The bar is also set pretty high: I shop at ALDI and the Newark Farmer's Market up Kirkwood highway, both excellent stores with very low prices. This is the context in which I give this store 4 stars. I like this store a lot and am grateful for its presence in Newark, but it's not my favorite place to shop and it is not where I buy the bulk of my groceries, in spite of me wanting to support this store for multiple reasons (walkability and location, and the idea of supporting cooperatives.)

Nice store and cashiers are very nice and always helpful and professional, now to find someone to…read morehelp you on the floor is a different store. I do like the healthy choices and vegan options but very expensive, but expensive is the new norm.

Pros: Cute small all-natural grocery store with plenty of options (vegan and gluten free)…read more Friendly staff and thorough precautions for Covid. Cons: Small, produce is very pricey, most of their selection can be found at super markets such as Acme The selection is decently large despite the store being small itself. The produce is fresh, tasty, and organic BUT extremely expensive. That was expected so can't really complain. If you're looking for something specific OR you need high-quality ingredients, come here!

A great option for all things natural or holistic. They offer fresh food offerings such as hummus,…read moretabbouleh, etc.

The employees are very knowledgeable and very helpful…read more And they have a W.I.D.E. range of products. It's a great place to shop for healthy products.

You would think, that Vitamin C could be found just anywhere. Nature's Way is the only place you…read morecan get a great tasting Vitamin C that is chewable and of only 100 mg. I call, they order and I go to get it shortly thereafter.

Lovely little place! The owners and employees are very helpful and knowledgeable. Impressive array…read moreof goods.

Amazing local health food store. Super nice staff. Very clean and amazing supplements and healthy…read moreclean food choices! A must see!

Nice scenic drive along rt9. Bring your reels/casters if tou have time to kill. Lots of places to…read morefish on the way there. Bridges are quick and easy stops. Make sure you have a fishing license and DE FIN # which you can get online. Crab 73 is a very nice well-maintained place. Photo-op worthy Live crabs at very reasonable prices. Crabs are heavy and meaty. I ordered a dozen #1 (large) but got 20 or so since some were #2. It was late in the day so they probably were short. I did not mind - I just made sure I got dibs on the large ones. They have an assortment of other shellfish- scallops, mussels, clams and soft shell crabs, sauces, seasonings and utensils. First time I ever got my hands on "whale" soft shell crabs so got all that was left. Debit card with no additional interchange fee.

Got a bushel of #1 they were outstanding no dead one and all real meaty, great job .read more