Huge selection of herbs , tonics and so much more. I suggest you allow yourself at least one hour…read morethere during your first visit to see all that they carry. The staff is helpful and just knowable and friendly. I'm from out of state and try to visit the shop every chance I get.

The shop is cute, clean and has a wide selection of herbs, tinctures, and other products that are…read morewell-sourced. My lower rating is in regard to the herbal classes. The primary instructor spent most of her time telling stories, many of which were discriminatory in nature toward Christians. The herbalist should have focused on teaching students about herbs, as opposed sharing her personal anti-Christian rhetoric.

Came in with my sister to have a meetup and chill over some iced tea. I ordered the watermelon and…read moreit was very refreshing. I want to come back.

Walked in on a Saturday morning after a quick workout session at one of the gyms nearby and wanted…read morea quick pick up. My mom wanted coffee and they didn't have any even though it shows up as a coffee shop. She didn't get anything. The staff was amazing which is why I give 4 stars. They were patient and explained to us how the menu works and what they have to offer. Everything was very health focused which I liked so I ended up trying one of their Prickly Pear drinks. It was good considering I was thirsty but you can definitely taste it was done out of some powders, maybe sneaking some fruits in there might make the taste of the powders not taste so strong. I am not giving a bad review, because it's a small business and I don't want to mess up their ratings just based on my personal preference but I wouldn't come back. It's just not my cup of tea but I can see how it's appealing to other people.

Tiny shop, big soul. No frills, no fluff, no bells, no whistles, just a ridiculously solid…read moreselection of essential oils, herbs, roots, extracts, and a small collection of extras (maybe even a literal bell somewhere, who knows). I've picked up multiple kinds of lavender here, lemon oil, clove, tea tree (a staple), and in-house blends like Brain Power, Alertness, and one of their Scar oils I love. Most recently, I grabbed the Grow More hair oil (hoping it's the hero my hairline needs). They carry supplements too, though, full disclosure, I still have a liver detox bottle from years ago. Oops. They'll tell you where things are sourced, you can shop online, order for pickup, or call with questions... the staff is always knowledgeable and kind. This isn't a place you wander through for hours, it's a place that does what it does really well. Forever a fan.

Amazing selection, great staff! They even host educational sessions with experts to help with…read morehealth or other things.

Amazing store, employees, products, atmosphere and prices!…read more10/10 recommend this place for everyone advocating for a healthy and clean lifestyle. Thank You Nature's Finest!

Still one of our go to places for all our supplements, raw milk and bulk herb options. The staff…read moreare the best there is and they make us feel like we are regulars at Cheers bar every-time we go in!

Spend a day here, we did Sunday from noon to 4. They have breakfast at The Coffee Shop, lunch at…read moreJoe's Farm Grill, and dinner with wine at Garage-East. There is a farm with a chicken coop, even seating if you want to eat there. There is a Farm Store with produce grown from this farm. There is Barnone which has a bar, pizzeria, ice cream shop, vegan lunch spot, salon, and more. On 2nd Wednesdays are Farmer's Market Nights called "Agritopia Farm Night", which is a big event here, from 5-8 (Sept to May, no Jan). Parking is everywhere. In front of The Coffee Shop, behind The Coffee Shop, next to The Farm Store, Garage East, and near Joe's Farm Grill. On a Sunday in September, there was parking and we were walk-ins everywhere. It was nice to find both, a seat and a place to park. Only a walk a way in Epicenter is Buck & Rider, UnderTow, Bunky Boutique, and Peixoto. Warm in September, wear a hat and stay hydrated.

Agritopia is a community that encourages "village" life and preservation of urban agriculture…read more Central to the community is a functioning farm. The farm grows a wide variety of vegetables, fruit, nuts, herbs, and plants. The Farm at Agritopia operates a self-serve farm store and hosts a Wednesday farmers market during the season. The Agritopia Community Garden is a gathering place for members to garden, grow healthy produce, and build community in the garden. There are 48 individual 20x20 plots and 6 half plots. Each plot is leased yearly. The plot, water, access to the tool shed, and social functions of the gardeners are all included in the lease. Also located in Agritopia is The Epicenter, which is a mixed use commercial and residential project featuring retail stores, health clubs, restaurants, a luxury apartment, and more to come. Agritopia is one of my favorites if not my most favorite place in the Valley. I love the community, what it offers as well as the stores and restaurants. Although there are plenty of free parking all around Agritopia, it can be challenging to find a spot on weekend evenings as well as Farm Nights.

Carol is very helpful! You can text her with any questions and is even able to help diagnose…read moreissues. She helps with anxiety, pain and many other ailments

From the owner: Restored Health uses organic and wildcrafted (walking out in the desert and forest to get our…read moreherbs!) herbs and essential oils to help people with all kinds of life's issues. We use herbal teas, salves, tinctures and essential oils for individuals and groups in our classes. We also have a few supplements. Please contact me before you come to make sure you get the best items for your health care needs. One-on-one appointments to talk about what would work best for YOU are also available. You are able to use samples of many of the essential oils and herbs to see if they work before you purchase them!! Peppermint, Lavender, Eucalyptus essential oils are fabulous. But do you know some of these essential oils are not for children? And there are many different types of these essential oils. Safety is my number one priority. If you have specifics please contact me and ask! I'm always open to talk with you:)

Came in to look for a few hard to find items. Found them all (with help from employee pointing me…read morein the right directions)! Was able to compare several options and bought ones I liked. I always enjoy the samples to try the cosmetics and skin care before buying. Helps me make up my mind! I also appreciate that this store is always clean and well stocked and organized. Love the selections of food, beauty, cleaning products!!

The quality of their meat and vegetables is consistently not fresh. I just went there yesterday,…read moreand the sliced cheese that I bought is moldy. I'm making dinner at the moment and the purple potatoes that I bought for this meal are all rotten. Is anybody doing any quality control over there? I can't wait for Whole Foods to be built by San Tan Mall.

It was hard to make it here during my trip to Phoenix because of their limited hours, but I am SO…read moreglad I did. As a health food vegan, I am always on the lookout for food like this: whole foods/plant-based, including some oil-free options. Their whole menu reads like a list of my favorite food buzzwords: buckwheat, lentil cauliflower scramble, sunflower seed meat, local fermented sauerkraut, freshly milled Sonoran wheat; tempeh, sourdough, homemade seeded bread, homemade cashew milk, etc. etc. It was legitimately hard to decide what to get. I went with the baked(!) strawberry banana oat buckwheat pancakes. Super tasty, and a generous portion. I also couldn't resist an oil-free sunbutter cookie (with its wacky bluegreen tinge that was apparently from the sunflower seeds) and also loved the cold brew coffee with cashew milk.

I've visited The Uprooted Kitchen many times with my best friend. They always have new things on…read morethe menu & it's always fresh, healthy & delicious! It is a little pricey, however, it's worth the cost. As I mentioned, everything is healthy and made fresh. You can't get that without paying a bit extra Their bread is so good, the chutney is awesome, their little side salads are so tasty. I haven't tried anything here that I have not loved. They are a small husband and wife run business, which is always great to see. They are very friendly people who clearly love what they do. There's limited seating indoors, as it's inside Barnone, but you can easily find places to sit outdoors as well.