I've loved this place for years! It's a local gem full of everything natural you could ever need…read more This little cottage is FULL of and has a dedicated wall of herbs. In the spring and summer they also have a greenhouse of fresh herb plants. There's tinctures, house hold cleaners, handmade soaps, tinctures of everything!! cooking herbs, books,body washes, shampoos, teas, etc. The owner is super knowledgeable with any questions! Last time I went in with questions on parasites and anemia and came out with tinctures. Their tea blends are some of my favorites. The antiviral is amazing!!! It's like going back in time! It's located right off of route 10 with easy front parking.

They have everything you could want, and it's all very wholesome. They're very helpful as well.read more

Genuinely good people excellent service and great products i always want to return to their…read morewonderful store

Great selection, very nice owners, reasonable prices, helpful, respectful, and worth the trip once…read moreor twice a month. The store is not big, but I found everything I needed, and some surprising items I didn't expect.

This place is a local gem! The store smells amazing, the staff is always super friendly and…read morehelpful, and the products are incredible. I definitely recommend it.

I always love the energy here when I visit the store, it is calming. They have so many herbs and…read moreteas to choose from with so many benefits. And the staff are very knowledgeable, patient, and kind. Love this shop.

Such a wonderful quaint store with a delicious selection of candy, spices, organic items, and…read moregifts. This store is great and easy to lose yourself in. There is something for everyone here. The staff are friendly and know the products.

This review is about the store in Edgewater Maryland. I waited three days to write this review,…read morebut after discussing it with my daughter I decided that it was important to share my experience while shopping at the Edgewater location. First, despite my experience I spent $70 because I wanted the product, but not sure that I will return. When I entered the clerk was on the phone and continued on the phone while I shopped. When I was finished and standing at the counter ready to check out she remained on the phone. I found this to be totally disrespectful, so I said that I would return later. She then told the person on the phone that she had to go because she had a customer. She said that was the owner and it is hard to get in touch with her. I said that I am sure that the owner would not like you to miss a sale. As she was answering my questions a delivery person walked in and again she dismisses me to speak and hug the delivery man who was delivering honey. I felt totally dismissed and not valued. I end by saying that I am a 70 y/o, African American female. I did not look homeless or dirty. So, African Americans beware when shopping at the Edgewater location.

A Professional College-Educated Black Woman Shopping While Black in Euphoric Herbals While Euphoric…read moreHerbals Apothecary Weaponized the Police Against Black People Today, I needed to pick up a few herbs from Euphoric Herbals. I had visited the store several times before and always felt comfortable. I had never encountered any issues with the employees or other customers until today. When I walked into the store, I saw three white people: the employee and two customers. The employee asked me, "What is it that you need? What can I get you"?, in such a nasty tone. I replied, "Please finish helping these people while I look around". The next thing I hear is: "I am going to call the police on you". I was shocked. Wait, what just happened? I am upset but calm. I will wait for them and I did. The next thing I hear is: "I am calling Cindy on you". I am confused and upset but calm. Who in the world is Cindy, lol... I turn around and she is trying to hand me the phone stating that Cindy wanted to speak with me. I am going to upload the video if the sites allow me to. I do not take the call. I am not running; I am still waiting for the police. I look up and there is the couple and they have me surrounded. The woman tells me to leave the store because Black people are usually the problem. I am calm, but I inform her to walk away from me or we are going to have a problem, she did but, not without making a racist statement as she was walking away - these niggers..... Black people will ask, why didn't you just leave, NO? Instead, I calmed the situation made my purchase, and then left. I sat outside for about 20 minutes waiting for the police, but they never showed. The employee has an issue with Black people and should not be working in a customer service role because she is a racist who is afraid of ALL Black people. I could have been murdered. During my drive, I decided to speak with Cindy about the situation. However, she dismissed my concerns, laughed it off, and made excuses for the employee's behavior. I hung up feeling that I could have been murdered--not because I was causing a scene or acting irrationally, but because the employee is uncomfortable serving Black customers. Is this still happening in 2024? This is not a safe place to shop for Black and Brown women.

As the name implies, the Spice & Tea Exchange is someplace you will find a plethora of varieties of…read morethe aforementioned ( I love that word!) items. Located a block from the boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach, the Spice and Tea Exchange has a wonderful selection of spices and teas, and at every visit I've received friendly assistance from a helpful staff. The prices are moderately high, but quality is present, so there is value which is important to me. The rewards program adds up quickly, and at our visit we received a number of goodies as a bonus.

I love love this store! I am exceptionally pleased to be able to "smell" sample all of the products…read moreincluding spices to tea. Each one has a glass jar that you open and sniff the deliciousnesses. The ladies here were all very attentive and helpful with questions. I came to find they are an all woman owned business! I purchased some organic tea, emperors was the name. Very strong and very tasty. I also picked up some Tzatziki dip mix and Cardamom sugar. Will be back again and again. They have a rewards program so don't forget to sign up!

Cool little shop which leans more spices than tea, in my estimation, but there's still a very…read morerespectable tea selection. If they had ways you could taste the spices or the teas with food I am certain they would do even more business than they already do. Might be a fun way to showcase other local businesses who make food too.

I love this store! Not only is there a full wall of different teas, but there is also a wall of…read moreinteresting dry rubs and herbs and spices, different salt rubs and a variety of pepper rubs. They even carry Spanish saffron! There are so many interesting tea combinations. The staff is wonderful. They told me that if you don't see the size you want, they may have in the back or they can make it for you. The teas are loose leaf and are displayed in both large containers and in plastic packs of 2 oz or 4 oz. We purchased a 4 oz pack of Victorian chai which has floral undertones ($24) and a pack of 2 oz jasmine pearl tea ($14). The jasmine pearl buds are supposed to open up when you infuse it in hot water. (A friend of mine gifted me this from Singapore many years ago and I was happy to have found this again). Prices are steep but it's a nice occasional treat.

A fun and interesting place to shop, so much nicer than the run-down condition it had gotten into…read moreprior to its current state (not sure when that happened in the last few years). Fantastic selection, so much frozen food as well which makes it even better than other markets with international foods. Easy check-out experience as well, which wasn't always true in the past and one reason I stopped going. Put this place on your rotation and you won't be disappointed, a must-visit in the area! Star off for seeing a few products from different countries without ANY labels in English. I don't know if this is even technically legal in Delaware, maybe someone can let me know since I routinely shop in 5 different states and can't keep up. When I lived in England for sure they had to print out labels in English to stick onto food packages if there was no English already printed on them----and basic nutrition info as well (like our RDA's... this was like 20 yrs ago I'm only guessing this is still true). Seems reasonable, and the products I often saw with these labels were still inexpensive at warehouse-style stores in England. What about allergies? Or just knowing what the main ingredients are?

Nothing has prices or expiration dates . People that work there are not very friendly. Like the…read moreproduce and international section meat and seafood are a little sketchy.