I guess I'm really showing my age. I miss the older smaller store. This one is too big, I can…read morenever find anything. And the cost of things went up enormous once they moved. I know that's not the only reason. But holy cow.... 27 bucks for mouth wash? 10 dollars tofu I can get somewhere else for half the price, same brand? 8 dollars for gluten free pasta? Who can afford to shop here? Come here with a list. Get exactly what you and GET OUT. Definitely support them if you can, its a mom and pop, but the fanciness is a real put off for me. I local healthy store should be small, homey and honest. The pretense here is a bit much. And I cant afford it.

Rude employees. Here's the breakdown: 1. No one greeted me…read moreor said hello when I walked in. 2. Dude was stocking shelves with his very loud heavy metal rock music playing which was target offense. Shouldn't a place like Natural Pantry only permit music therapy kind of sounds? 3. Overzealous LP dude who must still be upset he failed the Trooper Academy gave my wife grief for smelling the AROMATHERAPY items. He was both rude and inappropriate. 4. The entire store both looks and smells like 1970. 5. My nurse friend is opening up a wellness center that is going to carry updated clean and natural products and have professional staff to help shoppers rather than harass them.

Had to hit up GNC to grab some of the Rock's new energy drink ZOA. I was a little disappointed they…read moredid not have they full compliment of the product line in stock. They only had the 15 calorie sucralose sweetened drinks and none of the 100 calorie drinks. I really wanted to sample both since I have issues with certain types of sweeteners, so I'm going to have to try again. Guy at the store was super nice though and provided a lot of product info.

My wife and I walked into this specific GNC because a particular protein supplement caught my eye…read more Being military, we usually shop on base, but we decided it was convenient to get our products there and then. After about 10 minutes, we had about 5 different products ready to check out. Peter (Manager) was training a new employee (Desean) on the process of checking customers out. Our total came out to $170. At this point, Peter proceeds to tell us he is going to see what he could do to save us money and adds a promotional box of supplements that we never asked for or wanted. He asks for our membership phone number and address. After about 20 minutes of us standing at the counter being patient because he was "training" a new employee, our price was dropped to $129. Very surprised, I asked how that was possible to discount the price that much, as this has never happened when visiting another GNC before. He (Peter) begins to tell me that he credits his math major and being good with numbers (eye roll). Obviously happy with the price drop, he directs us to fill out a review for him and his trainee. Once completed, we thank him and leave the store feeling like we would most certainly be coming back for more shopping in the future. Fast forward to 2 hours later when my wife and I are home. She receives exactly 9 different emails from GNC. After opening all of them, we quickly realize and verify the fraudulent actions that Peter trained his new employee on. He signed us up for an autopay and delivery of the exact products that we bought today, 6 months from now, with my credit card information, without our consent. It was never discussed or told to us at all that we were signed up for anything. Buyers beware, if you give your GNC membership number when buying products, the same thing can happen to you! On the receipt, you can see the "order number" for each product that would have been charged and delivered 6 months from now. That is the only hint on the entire receipt that gives any indication of the future transactions. Luckily for us, we keep up with our emails and we're able to login and cancel the transactions. For others that may not keep up with their GNC emails, they wouldn't know until their cards are charged 6 months down the road. We called the store to inform Peter of our displeasure with him and his actions. He took no accountability with his lack of integrity. When I asked him why he didn't inform us of the future transaction, he told me "it would have taken too much time to explain that since so much time was spent getting you the discounts"....because we were in such a rush after we were willing to wait 20 minutes for him to train his new employee (sarcasm)... Shame on Peter, and shame on GNC for allowing this scammer to train its newest employees. These types of transactions are not only shady, but quite honestly infuriating. My wife and I shouldn't have to wonder if we got scammed into something while we shop at your stores. We will never be shopping at GNC again due to what Peter did today.

Had a great selection of everything that you could be looking for. We went in for a quick sneak…read morepeak to see what we could find and were very much surprised for how small the store is how clean and fast the service is! Definitely get some bang for your buck at this location! Will be coming back again!

Excellent food and service. Highly recommend the ham and bean soup and the sandwiches that are…read moreserved on pretzel bread. So good. Loved it!

Super nice, knowledgeable and helpful Bud-Tender, big store, good selection and pricing.read more

Jenny is the best! She not only has edible knowledge about products sold there but can give…read morerecommendations based on other edibles you've tried. Typically everyone is super nice and helpful, even if you are a first time user (like I was).

If it is Vitamins and Health items you need then in Anchorage this is the place to go. Jenn and I…read morestarted using more Vitim ans up here in Anchorage, and found that Roy's really has the best selection and some very good prices. You will find his staff and himself VERY knowledgeable of all the vitamin's and supplements that you need. You might find some cheaper prices at large retailers for SOME of your needs, but isn't it better to get ALL your needs taken care of by someone who knows what they are doing?? You bet it is...worth the visit!

I so enjoy a natural food store. They had decent selection. A great store for vitamins. I rated…read more"Meh. I've experience better." because I found all that I was looking for and more at the Natural Pantry just 5 minutes away... I recommend going here first to support the small shop, but if they don't have it... In my experience Natural Pantry will.

This is an extremely comprehensive supplement store that has every type of supplement that you will…read moreever need. Anna, who owns the store was previously a naturopathic doctor, and she is extremely familiar with all the supplements and the very best ones to take. She is extremely friendly and wise. This is one of those rare gem of stores that you stumble upon and then hope they will continue to stay in business because they are so rare and precious. If you have a health problem that you would like to be treated naturally I highly recommend visiting Anna's store.

If you're looking for quality vitamins herbs and natural healing remedies... look no further. Anna…read morehas literally assisted family members of mine in overcoming cancer the natural way. Anna is a beautiful soul who has a passion for health and helping others. If you're looking for some exotic essential oil, herbs, or supplement, call Anna she probably has it.

First off the PRODUCTS speak for themselves!!! Not only does Jenna put in all her love and hard…read morework into making these amazing products, from hand picking the flowers for her new Bath Soaks, she also puts a lot of thought into her packaging. She stands behind her products!! Excellent customer service and very knowledgeable staff!!!!!

Love the pain sticks. Kind relief for muscles and aches. MIL used post surgery and asked for one in…read moreher Christmas sock. Can't wait to try other offerings

I have a question for the managers at this location. Is it really necessary to ask your employees…read moreto be so aggressive in pushing special offers on the customers? I had to tell one employee no three times and another no five or six times, before they finally accepted that I was really and truly not interested. All I wanted was to quickly and easily purchase a couple supplements. It's not good business to annoy one's customers. It just makes internet sources seem like a better option.