An adorable shop with a great selection of products. They allow you to sample, which is very…read morehelpful. Making decisions is still tough though, as they're all very tasty! You can tell the owners dedicated a lot of time and care to the display and decor. The only thing I found odd was that the worker didn't offer to help us make a selection (we were the only ones there). We were purchasing several gifts and would have appreciated a little help/insight. However, it's still a great shop and we highly recommend it as a great spot for gifts!

This place is great. You can sample every flavor and trust me you will want to. I purchased some of…read morethe balsamic and few of the flavored oils and can't wait to go get more. Great Christmas gifts.

cambridge naturals is one of my favorite stores and i've only been once! it's filled with all…read morenatural products, from herbs & teas to grocery items to supplements, to home goods, cleaning products, pet products, beauty products and more! i was searching for supplements and there was a gentleman who seemed to know what he was looking for beside me, and i asked him for advice on some products. he took the time to explain a few benefits of certain products, and he was so kind! then we introduced ourselves, and it turned out, it was michael, the co-founder of cambridge naturals! what a pleasure, he showed me a picture of himself & his wife from 1974 when they started the store. i could tell he knew what he was doing when he was searching for supplements. i spent a good amount of time in here, and they have so many amazing products. i found the staff to be super helpful and if you're interested in natural and local health conscious products, cambridge naturals is the place to be.

Pleasant place, but RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE. A bottle of apple cider vinegar is 8 bucks. A couple…read moreof doors down, you can get the identical brand at the supermarket for about 2 bucks. Dubious medicinal cures. All the foods are overpriced. Placebo medicine.Everything is so appealing till you look at the price tag. The jury's still out on cannabis gummies. The staff do answer questions but no one there is medically trained. In the 20th century and beyond, many lives have been saved by Western medicine. It just screams Cantabridgian "privilege."

This is your go to place for Indian spices and snacks as it says in the name of the store. The…read moreproprietor is very knowledgeable about which spices to use for certain dishes, and how to cook them. He was extremely helpful. The prices are also totally reasonable.

Love this place! I had been trying different sauces from the market to make a quick meal at home…read moreand was always kind of disappointed. The variety of items in such a tiny shop is insane! I have not been disappointed by anything I've gotten so far. I've picked up some heat and eat meals, frozen Naan, spices, snacks, beverages... highly recommend it. Get something you know you like, or try something new. Fabulous shop!

Their inventory of healthy ingredients items for sale is truly eye opening and they are very…read moreaccommodating when inquiring about any of their stocked items or previously stocked items.

I've literally driven by this grocery store for a decade and kick myself for not stopping in…read moresooner. The store may look small from the outside but its quite spacious once you are inside. Each aisle is very organized, well stocked and clearly priced. They also have a self service spice section that is much easier to use than the setups that you might see at Whole Foods. The prices are beyond reasonable and the staff were very pleasant and accommodating. I would absolutely recommend this grocery store to others.

I happened to be passing by this place & decided to go inside to check it out. Well my oh my, the…read morearomas wafting through the store is simply amazing. There are so many different herbs & spices to choose from you have to know what they all are too, which of course I did not, but that's ok, staff is there to help. I really pondered what to get & realized I had to think about the things I cook, since I don't actually bake. I also saw on the other part of the store, there are teas available too, so had to get some as well. Another section where there are chocolate & baked goods are a different store actually. So you can find something here for yourself or as gifts, so check it out.

Came here looking for nigella seeds for Lebanese bread and star anise and was not disappointed! If…read moreyou are looking for that rare spice and want to support a local business Salem Spice is one of the only businesses in the Northshore you'll find what you are looking for.

Great selection of spices, variety of sizes is a bonus. I applaud the business for their position…read moreon many social issues. I have to say though, the encouragement of masks in the store is silly. The forms of masks I saw on people were either ineffective material and or worn improperly. Take the signs down.

A great collection of spices and free shipping if you buy $40 of spices. Been eating in more lately…read moreand this gives more of a eat-out vibe to my cooking. And the pizza topping adds to the favor of takeout pizza.

Stopped by before closing to find women chatting about medicinal herbs and health benefits of…read moredifferent topics. I came with a mission of mugwort and dandelion root, influences by TikTok like any girlie out there nowadays. It was easy to find and notice the prices, which the jars are labeled by oz. Select your jar, and the staff measures how much oz you want into a bag or your own reusable containers. It didn't occur to me to bring some old jars I have, but next time I will. There is a selection of books with lots of information of herbs! The Herbal Essentials is made by the owner of the shop I think, and it captivated my interest right away looking at the first few pages. Got a 10% deal because it was just released. After this book? I might try out others they have because I was very interested in learning more since there was such a variety within the shop and I'd love to get some knowledge on different benefits and types of herbs there are! Staff was kind and showed me how much an oz looks like and gave me recommendations! Very sweet to let me browse 7 minutes before closing. I'm coming back, and will reusable jars!

Ok, ... I'm all for supporting local businesses that's why I sought this place out for some white…read moresage smudge bundles. What I'm NOT FoR is being way overcharged! Last i knew, there weren't any tariffs or such on sage bundles !!... and even if there was ... You can buy a whole large box of these on Amazon for $22. This place charges $12 for ONE ...approx 4" sage smudge which is just outrageous!

My fiance and I came to this shop during a day trip to Salem last week. Salem as a whole is…read moregorgeous but this shop was amazing. They had everything you could possibly want: Floor to ceiling herbs and teas, oils, guide books on various botanical topics, and lots of potential gifts. I got myself and my mom a witch ball, and they're gorgeous. I have mine hanging on my plant shelf now that I'm home. I was worried about flying with both witch balls, so the kind woman working there said they could just mail the one to my mom for me! My mom just got it today and couldn't be happier. Thank you!

The herbal shops category can be really wide-ranging. It can refer to many things. But when I think…read moreof my dream herbal shop, I'm pretty sure its Artemisia Botanicals. It's no coincidence that Artemisia Botanicals was named to a recent Yelp blog of the top 25 herbal shops in the USA! I was immediately captivated by the walls and walls of teas, oils, essences, candles, herbs, spices, incense, tinctures, salves, soaps and more. Whatever you need to enhance your spiritual practice, they carry here. One of the things that surprised me was how deep commercialization of witchcraft had hit Salem. However, Artemisia is the real deal and fully unaffected by the deep capitalism otherwise running rampant through the city. They in no way are sacrificing their authenticity, quality or commitment to the community. One of my main goals while visiting Salem was to have a tea leaf reading...and I was absolutely blown away by the tea leaf reading I received here! It really empowered my desire to want to learn more about it. Tea leaf readings seem to have reduced in commonality in the young witch community, but they had a fantastic young guy here who was trained by elders. You have to stop here and check this store out. It's Salem and its finest.

This place was a lot larger than I expected, and they carry an unimaginable number of spices,…read moresauces, salts, pepper seasonings, teas, and grains, plus a smaller amount of coffee, dried mushrooms, marmalades/preserves/jams, honey, and oils. There's probably something for every kind of cuisine out there. I was quite happy to find that they had a special flavor of Japanese rice seasoning I couldn't find at Hmart and other Asian stores. I also ended up getting lavender flowers and yuzu marmalade to enhance and go with my matcha tea. Prices were very reasonable, and the staff were very friendly. I'll definitely be back for some specialty items!

We drove quite a bit just to shop at Christina's Spices! This shop is nestled in Inman Square and…read morecontains spices from all around the world. There are specialty spreads, sauces, nuts, beans, teas, etc. you can purchase as well. Speaking to the owner's son, he mentioned spices are purchased in the USA (that have been imported from other countries) and purchased directly from other countries as well. I visited this shop when it first opened maybe about 7-8 years ago. It was located near Christina's Homemade Icecream shop and didn't have as much stock. I'm so glad this establishment blossomed into a full spice library! One suggestion for the owners would be to label sections with spices by maybe country or curries vs marinades etc. I bought so many spices since we are never in the area. My purchases ranged from Thai green curry spice mix to goghugaru chilli flakes. What a delightful visit I had and I even picked up a few gifts for friends too!

I picked up a block of Foxboro Cheese Company's cheese at the Boston Public Market and I have to…read moresay how awesome it was. Labeled "Asiago Vintage" it shaved up perfectly for the pasta meal that I prepared. Delicious tasting and yummy with a rich nutty flavor. The label clearly shows how fresh it is, not even a week from the "Packed On" date. Ingredients - raw cow milk, rennet (an enzyme used in cheese making), cultures (also needed in cheese making) and salt. That's it. If I get to Foxboro, I'll be heading to the Lawton's Family Farm to experience Foxboro Cheese company directly.