All I can say the young lady in Greenville Mississippi GNC her name is Tori and she helped me a…read morewhole lot I asked questions and the things that I couldn't find or figured out she showed me how to get to it she showed me that all I have to do is order from here to get the same product I was trying to find there she told me that pretty much let me check and see and read the back you know see what the ingredients and were there what I was looking for she really helped me and you all are to give her a raise this is Miss toria Greenville Mississippi baby I thank you and may you have a blessed day

Please be warned with this store and making orders. They will "lose" your order even if you have…read morepre paid for it. They are inconsistent with their price and do not list some of their ingredients. Staff is also not trained properly on what gluten free and other allergy related topics. Most importantly if you have an order from them call a day before to make sure they have it. They have "lost" my order 3 times before.

As a native and lifelong resident, this restaurant has always been a great favorite …read more The Olde Towne Store was established in the 1980's by Twyla Guenrich, a lovely Mennonite woman who became a dear friend of mine.She donated all of the proceeds of her store to the Mennonite church. Everything was made right there in the store. Even the sandwich buns were homemade. Since those days, the store has changed management and relocated downtown. Many of the same recipes for soups and baked goods are used. Gifts and health supplements are also sold. My very favorite soup is their chicken noodle. It is rich and hearty loaded with a rich broth, chicken and noodles.The chicken salad sandwich is another favorite. My daughter, a vegetarian, likes their veggie wrap. As wonderful and unique this restaurant is, I gave it four stars instead of five because they need to bring back the homemade breads and sandwich buns. That would make it extra special once again.