Monica, I am writing to share how much I enjoyed my recent…read morevisit to your shop. It had been years since I last frequented your establishment, and I was pleasantly surprised by the wonderful energy and the extensive variety of items you carry, from crystals and jewelry to herbs and natural remedies. I initially came in for foot zoning to seek relief for an autoimmune disorder. Although I arrived feeling skeptical and unsure of what to expect, your welcoming presence immediately put me at ease. I was truly impressed by how you were able to identify my health concerns simply by examining my feet. Thanks to your passionate guidance and the holistic options you recommended, I am now off my prescribed medications and feeling significantly better. I have been recommending your shop to all of my friends, and they have had equally wonderful experiences. Thank you for your incredible help and for maintaining such a hidden gem of a store.

Love stopping here to check out their crystals. It's an interesting combination of natural foods,…read moresupplements and gift shop. Their prices on jewelry and crystals are really reasonable, I ended up purchasing a clear quartz beaded bracelet and a small crystal point. The staff are very helpful and I saw them sharing recommendations with regular customers. He location is in a random shopping plaza off Mowry with plenty of parking. They also have a rewards program, if you're a local. Fun little shop that I like to make time for, when in the area.

They should charge to just let you go in and smell all the great spices. But they have sales and…read morealso help with "what is this for?" Always so kind. ONLY when I'm in a last minute jam do I buy spices from the grocery store. Their social justice status is so on point.

On Labor Day Monday, Penzey's was one of the few stores open during the holiday…read more This visit, I found some small bottles of "Resist", which consists of black pepper, salt, paprika, cayenne red pepper, white pepper, and chipotle pepper, discounted to only $2 a jar. These will become Christmas stocking stuffers. If you are on their email subscriber list, you might receive a bonus mystery spice jar with your purchase. (I didn't get the jar because I had taken myself off their list.) No biggie.

An amazing staff and owner, they are very helpful we needed some spect spices for a seasoning we…read moremake and Alok the owner was able to get all of what we needed. Thank you!

They have everything one needs for Indian restaurant and catering business. I love to shop there as…read moreI don't have to go many different places to buy the ingredients. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Location is great too.

If you want to find spices to make you do them creative blending in spices can do it for you and…read morethey do it really good

Did some mixing for me. Try did s ferric job and the price was very good. They are my new mixerread more

Quality spices, Flours and good customer service. Product from India clean, Fresh and nicely packed.read more

When I first came here years ago it was far more warehouse-like with questionable items way beyond…read moretheir expiration dates. Now it is a clean grocery store and fun place to shop. I love all the snacks!! Good fruit and vegetable prices although the selection is limited. Love perusing the aisles and frozen section for interesting finds.

Just recently picked up some eggs from Milan Farms and they have to be the freshest eggs I've ever…read moreeaten (and delicious too!) I was so impressed by how Milan personally delivered the eggs to my doorstep. Milan Farms is definitely 5 starts from me, amazing customer service and such a high quality product. I will be purchasing again!

From the owner: Our mission at Milan Farms is to provide a humane, natural, and honest option to the consumer. We…read morebelieve that when it comes to choosing a product, if the consumer knows exactly what they want, a humane option should be readily available without any secrets as to how it was raised. This is what Milan Farms offers, an honest option to your agricultural needs.

very nice chinese herbs store. The owner is really nice. It's so hard to find a good chinese herbs…read morespecialist in the bay area. Dr Hu is very professional and helpful. i had Arthritis after pregnancy. I felt much better after few visits. No consultation fee if you buy herbs from there. I know some other famous herbs store charge $10 to $20 for seeing a herbs specialist. fair price and good quality!

Great little herbal shop with tons of variety! Whether you're looking for teas, tinctures, or dried…read moreherbs, they seem to have a bit of everything. The staff was friendly and helped me find exactly what I needed super quickly. really fast and efficient service. Just a heads up: if your purchase is under $30, it's cash only, so come prepared. Definitely worth a visit if you're into natural remedies or just want to explore something new.

Went in search of Amla. I really like this market, it is spacious, they have a wide array of…read moreproducts and their staff is friendly. The best part for me is they are not burning so much incense that it aggravates my asthma. Too often, I go to Indian Markets and end up sick and having to rush out from the overwhelming incense and colognes. Visiting Apna I was able to take my time and wander each aisle.

Very friendly and helpful staff! A change from the usual... keep it up guys it will be appreciatedread more

I used to get primos over 7 years ago at the fog fest in Pacifica. They sells dip mixes, olives,…read moregarlic, mustards, and more. I came across them again recently at the Milbrae Art and Wine festival and had to stop by and get some garlic and dip mix. I love these guys and their food.

Primo's Gourmet Food Company is no longer here. it's vacant inside. the door is closed/locked…read more there's a "For Sale" sale on the window.

Lovely shop set-up, smooth & streamed lined. Hand pies sell like hot cakes. Definitely pre order &…read morepeep menus to see freezer avalabilities. Wonderful customer service; WOW thee pies are a dream. The lamination from the frozen hand pies are memorizing. I follow directions on the back w/that being said i also baked 370,360,350f & 30/20/10m ina ninja for the 2nd slide result. Yes, that is real cold water lobster. The mix of corn, pea, potato & sauce teleported me to Massachusetts. Feels like a New England chowed but w/a unique taste all to its own. Dare i say i am anxious & nervous to try the chile verde because of the sheer expectation of excellence these bakers have set sucha standard. They say you eat with your eyes first, well i'd be slower than a no leg tortoise if i didn't say my eyes are eating on the third slide. Lol But fr fr it takes many hands to run a bakery, especially the dedication & discipline shown relentless day in and day out..-yr

I drove past on my errand run yesterday and immediately circled back. I love pie. And a dedicated…read morepie shop? Yes please. Once you're out of your car, it's a little hard to find. I'd love to keep Pie Dreams my little secret, but out of respect for the proprietor's mad baking skills, it's behind Dino's. The owner is passionate about his pies and shared his philosophy about how pie can make us all nicer, gentler people. I mean, that's not exactly verbatim, but the pie case made it hard to pay attention. On my visit, there were two savory pies (hand pies) and a selection of sweet pies (hand pies and slices). Being a big supporter of small businesses, I ordered 4. All I can say is I'm super happy I don't live closer. The chicken bacon hand pie was delicious. Big pieces of chicken in a flavorful creamy sauce. There may have been some vegetables in it but I was driving and it was unsafe to inspect my pie closely. The caramel apple hand pie was good. Because I'm not an apple pie fan I appreciated that the apples were sliced thinly, not chunky, and I loved the addition of the sanding sugar on top. I ordered the apricot frangipane (AF) for two reasons: it was double-crusted and it didn't have whipped cream on top. I wasn't totally on board with frangipane since my experience with it in boxed chocolates was "meh." Plus they seem to love it on the Great British Bake-Off and it always looks so unappealing. But paired with the tartness of the apricots and a crust that reminded me of shortbread, I think the AF was my favorite, though I haven't tried the blueberry lemon yet. If you love pie, go to Pie Dreams and have a slice or three (no judgment here). If you're not sure or don't think you like pie, go to Pie Dreams. You may surprise yourself.