We LOVE,LOVE, this place. Everything is neat and in order which make self service a breeze and Dave…read moreis such a kind and informative source that the entire experience is so positive. We love their dried beans, Dave's special blend of flour and their raw nuts and dried fruit. We have also enjoyed their course ground farina and winter white wheat. Our children enjoy their chocolate coated mini pretzels. Actually, I like them too. I just try to stay away from them by convincing myself that I don't actually like them. They have a LARGE selection of gluten free products as well. You have probably guessed by now that we REALLY like this place. We live in Spring Lake and still patronize. Funny, when I lived In Wake Forest, I never stopped in. We are members of the coop and enjoy special perks that come with it. I encourage others to join so that the store can open. It is truly a blessing to have this business around.

This place is amazing. David and the staff are just wonderful. They are so informative and not…read moresnooty or pretentious. You can tell that they are very passionate about the work they are doing and just want to bring local based goods to wake forest. I typically buy organic oats and other dry goods. The oats are delicious. I eat them just about every morning and they are so much heartier than store bought oats (also cheaper). The coffee is also magnificent, I hope they offer grinding soon. There are lots of classes for those in search of a more holistic lifestyle, but like i said, not in anyway pretentious. I really hope they do well and I look forward to seeing how they expand in the future.

Cozy space with a great selection of herbs. Books you can peruse. Nice owner, willing to chat.read more

Love this place ! All the herbs you can think of ! We had…read morelunch kids loved the pita pizza Cobb salad was out of this world!!

Very comfortable and relaxing place to get your health necessities and they are very knowledgeable…read moreon all of there supplements and natural organic products and medicines too.

Delightful place. I was pleasantly surprised to find healthy eating in the area. Teriyaki sandwich…read morewas grilled upon order and was delicious. Shop owners were extremely friendly. Highly recommended.

I love this place! It has just enough of anything you're looking for; quality supplements, bulk…read moreitems, local bread and meats. My and my son's favorite things to do is go the adjoining Millie's Cafe for one of their delicious açaí bowls. Even in the winter! Yes, they're that good.

Yummy healthy eats. One of my favorite places in town. Friendly service and atmosphere. Thanksread more

I love this place- it's the big deal of fresh juicing. Lots of greens to choose from, fresh fruit…read moreand veggies- so fresh that sometimes they run out and don't have "back stock" to pull from- it's fresh and the best you can get. Service is sometimes very slow (it's a labor intensive, but it could be faster with more staff) And while you wait, the shop is cool with health food treats and a variety of fresh, shelf, fridge & frozen food for dinner. Love this place, highly recommend!

This store has homeopathic remedies and many alternative health options…read more As far as food options, I wish it had more carnivore and ketogenic options. It feels stuck in the vegan movement.

I love the Durham Co-op and not gonna lie, I'm so glad its survived all these years. Yes, the…read moreprices are a smidge high and yes they don't have everything you need, but still, it's always a wonderful stop to grab some essentials, and things you never know you needed. Like a fox candle! Ha! I love seeing how they have new vegetables and produce every now and then. Back in the day before the pandemic (and maybe they still have this?), they'd have nights where there was a select menu and you could have a weeknight meal for an affordable price. Kind of like Cafeteria food. They gave you coins to pay for it, and the turn out was always so robust. It was a really nice way to get the community together and also try dishes that you probably hadn't had in a while, or even ever. I remember those events, being the talk of the town. My friends would mark on their calendars that it was a "no-cook night" and to meet them there. Fun times. I've been meaning to sign up for their owners program, that is on my to-do list. By donating a certain amount to the co-op, you become a founding member and help support the co-op. It's a sweet way to be involved and invest in the Durham community. I also love the parking situation at the co-op, you are never fighting for a place to park, and the parking spots are not razor thin. At the front of the store, there is a grassy area with picnic benches, and I find it so inviting. People are having lunch dates there, sharing snacks, and just enjoying the weather. I will say though, the co-op is one of those places that I have to remember to go to. Now that I'm writing out all that I love about it, I will continue to keep it on my mind.

Great neighborhood resource for groceries, bulk items, charcuterie, wine, and self-care items…read more They've got a deli (goods made fresh and also offered for heat-and-eat) and a small butcher counter. All the staff are friendly and helpful, and you won't take your life into your hands if your park in their lot. Think Whole Foods, only smaller and with fewer super high-end items.

If you're living in downtown Durham, this is the place to get absolutely everything you need…read more They have the best staff and they even have dinner ready to pick up!

I had a very disappointing experience at Bulldega on W. Parrish Street today…read more I stopped in because I needed an item for a last-minute client and this store was within walking distance of where I was working. The apple cider vinegar I purchased was clearly labeled $8.19, but I was charged $11.89 at the register -- $3.70 more than the displayed price. I politely brought the discrepancy to the associate's attention. He told me that management was not there and that he could refund the purchase, but he could not adjust the price to the price displayed on the shelf. Because I actually needed the item at that moment and did not have a practical alternative nearby, I paid the higher price. What disappointed me most was how the situation was handled. Pricing mistakes can happen. But when a customer points out a clear discrepancy, I would expect the business to acknowledge it and make a reasonable effort to correct it -- not simply give the customer the choice of paying the higher price or leaving without the product. To be clear, my concern is not the $3.70 itself or whether I could afford the item. It is the principle. If an item is displayed at $8.19, a customer should not discover at checkout that they are actually being charged $11.89. Customers deserve to make purchasing decisions based on accurate pricing. What made this especially frustrating is that this is a downtown neighborhood market serving an area with limited walkable grocery options. When customers rely on a convenient neighborhood store, accurate and transparent pricing matters even more. Being charged substantially more at the register than the displayed price -- and then being told the only option was a refund rather than correcting the discrepancy -- left me feeling taken advantage of as a customer. I understand that small businesses have expenses and that downtown pricing may be higher than larger grocery stores. That is the business's choice. Charge whatever price you choose -- just clearly display that price so customers can decide whether they want to pay it. I have photos showing the $8.19 displayed price and my receipt showing the $11.89 price I was actually charged. I support local businesses and do not leave negative reviews lightly. This isn't about being unwilling or unable to pay a higher price. It is about accurate pricing, transparency, and how a legitimate customer concern was handled. I sincerely hope management addresses both the pricing discrepancy and how situations like this are handled going forward.

I've been to a lot of grocery stores, and this Sprouts really stood out. The store was clean,…read morewell-stocked, and easy to shop. What impressed me most was the service at checkout. The cashier was friendly, greeted me with a smile, and made the whole checkout process quick and pleasant. It's nice to shop somewhere that still values good customer service. I'll definitely be back.

Super clean supermarket with an exceptional variety of fruits and vegetables. Everything is so…read morefresh and the prices are quite reasonable. There is also a good selection of frozen vegetables and ready to cook meals. There are also lots of baked goods and great cookies. I love so many products in this store.

Lovely farmers market that's also huge. Coming from Los Angeles, the Durham Farmers Market is the…read morebiggest I've been seen. There were so many stands, including: produce, bread, juices, seafood, lamb, knife sharpening, honey, candles, pottery, flowers, and a ton more. I ate Pastels de Yuca at a stand called Soul Cocina. It was roasted yuca stuffed with lentils, brown rice, and spinach. It came with a very flavorful red salsa. I loved it. The yucav was tender and the filling was delicious. I loved the salsa because it was refreshing with a slight kick of spice. I also enjoyed sitting under a tree at the park while watching the Bee Day Parade. That's definitely my tip because there's not a lot is seating to eat at the market. So go across the street to Durham Central Park for plenty of shaded seating.

Quintessential Saturday morning activity for Durham folks! Big Durham Farmers' Market fan; love to…read moregrab coffee & a pastry and just stroll around, looking at the art, smelling candles, trying on handmade jewelry. My favorite stall to grab a pastry at is definitely Loaf Bakery. Service is always so nice; the Central Park ambiance (usually with live music) is perfect. Parking available in the lot on Morris St. 10/10 would recommend!