After seeing Sacred Vibes on Instagram, my friend and I decided it was time to address our…read more30-year-old body ailments. We noticed it wasn't too far from our Brooklyn neighborhood so we headed over on a Saturday afternoon. The shop was dimly lit with natural light beaming through the front window. The smell was herbaceous and woody, but not as pungent as classic botanicas that can overwhelm you with scents of patchouli and incense. We were greeted by Sid and Ziggy, both of whom were laid-back but ready to help at any time. They also gave the shop some down-to-earth vibes which is great when you're a bit more pragmatic like me. We explained to them the one to eight problems we each had and they directed us to teas, herbs, tinctures, and even smokable blends (not my scene but helpful). It was heaven! I left with the Sinus Formula Tea and Golden Tonic. The tea is smooth, round, & tasty, and has been keeping my sinus headaches at bay. I haven't used the tonic as much but every time I add it to my water, my body goes into flush-mode which is great for my body aches and overall gut health. Sid mentioned that there was an online shop for when we have to re-up but this experience is well-worth the trip.

wonderful and knowledgeable staff The selection is terrific…read moreand recommend paying a visit to educate yourself in the wise medicine of mother earth

While this is not a big store, it is perfect for the items they focus on. Organic and more natural…read moreproducts. Dropped in to pick up some pre packed noodles, seaweed, pasta salads and vegetables. Ugh didn't take pictures, but all was delicious and made with better ingredients. However! Upon walking in, there was a whole display of pumpkin items. Anyone who knows me, knows how much I love pumpkin season. Bought 8 out of the 10 pumpkin items on display haha This place is always well stocked and clean. Staff is Always pleasant. Love shopping here

I really want to like this co-op, I truly do! The produce is solid, I appreciate that it stays open…read morelate, and the prices seem competitive. I've previously worked at a food cooperative as a GM and have been a member of various co-ops in California, Utah, Massachusetts, and upstate New York. I love co-ops. Over the past 10 years, I've visited more than 50 of them, and this is the only one where I've genuinely felt unwelcome. Since moving to the area, I've stopped by this location about 10 times. 3/4ths of the time, the checkout experience has been...weird. The clerks rarely greet me or even acknowledge me when I'm checking out. I usually have to initiate a "Hi" or ask, "Are you open?" One time, I stood there for a full minute while the cashier continued chatting with a coworker. It was awkward, and honestly, a little uncomfortable. Another time, a cashier whose line I was in told me another line was open and directed me there, only for that second cashier to tell me she wasn't actually open, and pointed me to a third one. I felt like I was stuck in a weird game of musical chairs, just without the music (or the chairs). If I'm in your line and you're open, just please check out my groceries lol. Of course, no one owes anyone a "hi" or conversation, but I shop at co-ops because, in my experience, there's usually an implicit interest in fostering connection/community among staff. That's always been part of what makes co-ops special to me, and I just haven't felt that here. Maybe I'm just going at the wrong times. I'm all for supporting local and cooperative models, but I'm hoping for a warmer experience elsewhere. I'll be trying out Park Slope next!

I was really impressed by the friendly and helpful service as well as the excellent prices. I…read moreordered over the phone and had it within a couple of hours.

The beautiful man Oner no longer here @ the register to serve us only a teenager type of guy with…read moreno experience to please the customers as a fast paced sales

There is a pandemic that has now killed 399,000 Americans. Wealth of Health may have a sign posted…read moreon the door directing shoppers to wear a facemask--but on multiple visits the cashier-manager has refused to wear his mask correctly covering nose and mouth. It is especially rich that a store is the "health" niche should refuse this most basic safety requirement during this crisis. We shopped there regularly before the pandemic, but they have now lost our business and do not deserve yours.

Very good selection of food and vitamins for organic searchers. There are cereal items priced low…read moreand they have very small amounts of sugar.

I recently came back from Cabo with sunburn, so I wanted to grab some aloe leaf to help treat it…read more Thats how I ended up here! Walking in it smelled fresh and everything was clean and organized. There are various supplements, herbs, and they even do juices, and vegetarian food options. The aisles are a bit narrow, so be mindful when walking through. There was R&B music playing and it made my shopping experience a bit more relaxing. The aloe I was looking for was right in front of the store, which it made things quick and easy to grab and go. I paid under $5 dollars for my aloe leaf and was able to use a card. The cashier was really pleasant checking me out. This is a hidden gem and its Black Owned! I look forward to visiting again soon!

This old school neighborhood health food store is a treasure trove for the spirulina loving, spelt…read morebread making, quinoa eating, health nuts like myself. I was so excited to find this place on Yelp and that it's minutes away from home. Small as it is, the aisles are absolutely filled with whatever nutritious goodies your heart desires. Chinese bean curd? They have it. Forbidden rice? You've got your pick of 3 different brands. Turmeric Coconut Water? My new favorite find! I made out like a bandit with an armful of bags of quinoa. There are signs laying out their guidelines for keeping 6 feet apart while in the store (admittedly very challenging because the aisles are rather cramped) but they do limit how many people are inside at once. I definitely felt uneasy as I had to almost press up against people to pass them in the aisles but everyone I encountered was masked. Come here for your sea moss or ginger candy needs. Their menu also lists a number of immunity boosting smoothies whose value proposition could never be stronger than it is right now.

I've been trying to make it here for a while and finally stopped when I was in the neighborhood…read more The store is small in size and the two aisles are quite narrow. Nevertheless, they have broad selections of health supplements and herbal remedy products. The prices are very affordable. I purchased several herbal teas suited for my needs. Customer service is excellent. Two gentlemen helped me find what I was looking for. I will definitely be back for other products. Thank you Tony's Health Food.

I've been going to Tony's for close to (or maybe over?) 20 years and they never disappoint…read more Always able to have the best medicines or powders, and veggie food items (soy products, milks, etc), if you need it it's usually there. They also carry Caribbean food items (lo mein, curries, etc) and newspapers, whereas many other places stopped doing. They often have healrh related reading on hand too. The staff is also very reliable, and patient, for helping you figure out what you might actually need. A Flatbush staple, we're lucky they're still around to keep the neighborhood vital.

I only gave it 3 stars because everything they sell is overpriced. For example, an eczema ointment…read moreat this store costs 17.99 , it is $11.50 online , herbal remedy drops $16.99 , $10.60 online . That's why I only go to supreme health to buy products I can't get online. If you want to save money vitacost , swanson vitamins , lucky vitamins and amazon are great options. If you spend $50 shipping is free, if less the flat shipping rate is about $4.99 Except for the prices the store is very clean, everything is neat and products are easy to find. Selection of products is outstanding, speciality foods, herbal supplements , ointments, creams, teas, you name it they have it. Some of the guys who work there are very polite and if you can't find something they will always try to help. Surpassingly the customers are very rude, every time I shop there majority customers are Jews, when they pass by me in the aisle they just swarm through pushing me to the side and never say anything , and when I'm in the line waiting to pay, those Jewish gals give me the kind of look I can't even describe.

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