I used to love them. However i was having a problem getting a product. Kept being told lies. Than i…read moregot a call months ago from someone in corporate. I was shocked. Unfortunately my phone never rang. She left a voice mail to call her back. I left probably 10 messages over several months. I gave up she never called back. They are loising my buisness. Customer service is very important and thats why im given them a 1. There are MANY other good places but i really liked them. What happened to you all. So sad.

Compared to your typical mall GNC or health store, this Vitamin Shoppe is immaculate, spacious, and…read moreextremely well organized. The guy working here was able to quickly pinpoint everything I needed and I was in an out in a flash. Signing up for their rewards card only took a few seconds. This is a great option if you need to pick up vitamins and supplements and don't want to deal with malls or your local drugstores.

A little hole-in-the-wall gem in downtown NB! It looks like a little convenience store in passing,…read morebut it is absolutely my favorite place to grab a smoothie in the area. The store itself has a lot of self-care products with a large emphasis on herbals and homeopathic medicines. They have soaps, fragrances, vitamins, supplements, face masks, teas, drinks, as well as a good variety of snacks and non-perishable food items. All of the prices are reasonable and the store itself is fun to shop around in. The best part however is the smoothies! Every time I come here, I try to have a different smoothie depending on what I'm feeling that day. All of the ingredients are fresh, and there is no additives or sugars in your drink unless you ask for sugar. You can also customize your drink to some degree if you want to add/remove certain fruits/vegetable. The large runs me just under 6$, but it is WELL WORTH IT! I would come back again and again for these smoothies because of how refreshing and clean they are. Absolutely love this entire place and can't wait to be back :)

We discovered NB HEALTH FOOD vitamin & herb walking around the city center and found great juices…read moreand smoothies. Many choices and flexible in ingredients. 3 different sizes and I got the 20 ounce. It's a great balance given the amount of food we have been eating while staying at our Hotel. If you look inside there are many vitamins and health food.

George is a very nice and knowledgeable man. He can give you 5 different items to take for whatever…read moreails you, kinda makes your head spin a little. Definitely pricey, you wouldn't go here for basic vitamins. I'll use them for specific issues

Kambucha capitol!…read more George, the proprietor - who uses his own products, just put in a kambucha bar! Today there was blood orange, ginger, turmeric and another flavor, all awesome. Elderberry is coming next week! Kambucha helps digestion and contributes to a feeling of well-being and relaxation, George says, and my short experience with it agrees. Plus it's just fun to drink. And for me, it seems to help stave off hunger pangs. The flavor is reminiscent of beer, but livelier and somewhat sweeter. And did I mention it's only 40 calories per 8 ounces! Everything Natural Too also has added a bakery counter with gluten-free products - chocolate tarts, apple nut tarts, coconut cookies...a fairly wide selection. I didn't sample because of my diet, but will when I get to target weight! They also carry many brands of supplements and foods, as well as natural soaps and lotions. The manager, Lori, is just as knowledgeable as George and will help you find the right product for your needs. Go local! Go kambucha!

What a wonderful gem of a health food store! I was on their…read moreemail list for a long time and am not in the area, but I recently visited for their health fair. It's nice to see a real health food store with so many quality items that you can't find elsewhere. The owner Waqar is a very kind, helpful, honest man and is passionate about the health industry. At the health fair a fabulous company called Hello Wellness was there sampling sea moss. I purchased a jar and I will purchase my next jar directly from Green Acres. It's a nice clean store and there is plenty of parking.

Great experience with staff member, Destiny. She shared sugar-/aspartame-free chewing gums she has…read moretried and educated me on how to calculate net carbs. Destiny showed me various cookie alternatives as well. I didn't buy any cookies; but I appreciated her effort. I did notice a white-haired staff member oddly staring at me as I left the cookie aisle with a handful of previously purchased items (& a receipt in 1 hand). It likely took her a second to remember NJ's newly instated bag ban, lol.

The George Street Food Co-op is an important addition to the New Brunswick community and is a…read morelifeline for people who want to eat healthy or have diet restrictions. With a large variety of fresh fruits and veggies, as well as many standard foods essential for vegetarians and vegans, like Vegenaise, this store is to be recommended by anyone who wants to maintain their health. One especially nice aspect is the large variety of Field Roast products for sale. These are roasts and sausages made entirely of vegan ingredients. Products like these make going vegetarian or vegan a lot less troublesome. The staff is always courteous, hours are convenient, and the location almost always has ample parking. They appreciate it when customers bring their own bags. They also accept major credit cards. A delight.

Great little hole in the wall, mostly organic, co-op. The guy on staff, John, was very helpful and…read moreeasy to talk to, and I ended up purchasing a membership. I don't live close by so I hope I won't regret it, lol. I loved that they had hot coffee and soup (the soup could/should have been hotter, but it was tasty).

Staff is in need of training…read more As a staff member is educating me on women's vitamins (that I originally saw on TikTok), he says this vitamin is good because as you get older, you "get dumber". To which I responded, "Excuse me?" He did not repeat himself. Needless to say, I didn't purchase anything.

Very small store. May have great vitamins, but it's very crowded there, with a store that could fit…read moremaybe 6 people. There's only 1 person working there making this place extremely understaffed. It's hard to tell how clean this store is, because of how crowded it is. But, overall, this experience was really a disappointment.

Very clean farmers market! Staff is super helpful. I loved my beet salad! I'll definitely be…read moreshopping here again!

A dear friend wanted to get me something special for my birthday. She said the small package would…read morearrive Wednesday or Thursday. Wednesday, I checked. There was nothing at my front door. When I got up early Thursday, there was a Sprouts bag with two high end chocolate bars, some special looking pure peanut butter plus three containers of TreeLine cashew cheese and a tray of spicy tuna sushi. The last items require refrigeration. But there wasn't any. No chemical ice packages. The bag was sitting in the sun. It was 74 degrees. There had been no notice that the bag arrived. How long had the food been out in the sun? I wasn't certain. Since the sushi and the cheese might have gone bad, I wasn't going to eat them. Instead, I called the nearest Sprouts store in Avenel, New Jersey. Melisha Webber, the head cashier, answered. From her first words, she was understanding. It was clear she wanted to help. Even though Instacart had made the errors - no refrigeration and lack of notice - she wanted to make it right. "Tell me what you had,": she said. "Please come here and we'll give you fresh items." She didn't know me. She didn't ask for proof. She just wanted to do the right thing. During a break in my schedule, I drove to Sprouts. When I asked for Melisha, two clerks already knew my name. "You must be Ron," one said with a smile. "We have some items for you in the refrigerator." Melisha took the items from me and immediately threw them away. She wasn't taking any chances. "Let me get you the fresh items," she said. "I hope you don't mind. I gave you two orders of sushi." This is what true customer service is. A person who doesn't look for blame. She just works on a solution. It was an honor to meet her.

If local shops like these are not supported and benefitted from then we are at the mercy of fake…read morereviews on Amazon with possible fake products. The owner knows his stuff and always recommends useful remedies for symptoms and current environment. The prices are reasonable and he always provides discounts.

Simply the best knowledge and experience in a vitamin and health food store ever. Mark is extremely…read morehelpful and will not sell you something you do not need. Highly recommend

I will only come here in the morning, the young lady working that shift runs a tight ship and…read morealways gets it right. I literally have a horrible experience with every other shift. Today I placed my order in the drive thru, waited for 5 min for someone to come to the window, I was the only car in line and maybe 1-2 customers inside, just for the lady to come to the window and ask what I ordered. Also today's smoothies was just as gross as they always are when I don't come in the

Tasty smoothies, but they should not refuse $50 bills on multiple items when the drinks average $10…read morea piece. Get a magic pen like most other businesses. I go twice a week with my two sons after our workouts at a nearby gym. No more. Oh well.

this cvs was da bomb. l'tasha got me right with sum pepto bismol. she also got me so hyped about my…read moregastrointestinal disorders.

Young lady handling the Pharmacy drive up window on Saturday was completely lost, disinterested and…read morenot willing to be helpful. There was a question with the price of a new prescription, she offered no explanation, kept walking away to ask the Pharmacist our questions, I presume, then came back and said to wait 5-10 minutes. When we came back. She acted like she had never seen us before and we had to repeat everything all over again. Some people aren't even worth the minimum wage...