Just found this place and am so glad I did! Lots of wholesome natural choices and the woman there…read more the day I visited was super helpful and I came away with exactly what I was looking for and a little bit more. They have a small, nicely presented fresh vegetable and fruit selection and I got some super yummy beets. I'll be back for sure!

Happy Meadow is my go-to shop for supplements in Berea. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable…read moreabout their products. I also appreciate that they carry some organic and local produce. In the winter they carry beautiful organic pears which are hard to find in grocery stores.

I was in Georgetown and decided to stop by this Aldi on the way home. I needed a few things and…read moretook advantage of being nearby to check it out. I perused all the aisles This is a very nice Aldi, and very well stocked. Might be the best of the three in the area. 54

Got to be the worst stocked German Week store that I've ever shopped at and just the way this store…read moregets stocked is crazy. Empty areas, or half filled sections in the frozen food or empty ones. It gets old when you ask any associate, if they'll be getting a product in stock and you get a reaction that they could care less. You end up getting, it might be on the next truck, they don't know what they are receiving and that's total BS on their part.

The 2 dozen roses that my husband surprised me with this evening have been falling apart all night,…read moreI tried to revive them as best as I could...$30 for the special but not worth it! We will be returning tomorrow morning!!!!!!!!!!!

Had to return something from Amazon. Boy has this place been Amazon'd. What happened? The return…read moreprocess is a bit of a pain. I wish we could just ship things back. But I suppose this is a way to get people in their stores, so I get it. Not sure what they are anymore.

Customer service is always 10/10! I love that they have a drive thru so I don't have to get my…read moresleeping baby out of the car. Highly recommend a loaf of sourdough or a smoothie bowl!

Great fresh made bread similar to my Grandpa's homemade bread. Flour water sourdough yeast and…read moresalt. We always get an acai bowl as well!

This Aldi location is the newest/updated I've seen! We were passing through from Texas and stopped…read morein for some snacks. Great prices as is the Aldi standard and quality is amazing! Customer service was perfect. Such a great visit.

I had some time to kill while waiting on my niece to get home. I stopped into this Aldi location to…read morecheck out their after Christmas deals. I spent about 20-30 minutes checking out the seasonal aisle. I found several gift items to restock my stash after the holidays. Anything from mugs to a marble coaster set. For myself, I found fuzzy warm socks, combat boots, holiday leggings, doggie holiday sweaters for $2.50, and a beautiful green seasonal table cloth with matching napkins for $4.50. I found some great deals! Of course Aldi has great food prices, but don't sleep on the seasonal aisle. Especially just before or right after a holiday.

I am in a hurry all the time it seems and in the past my diet always suffered for it. I found…read moreAltiora Kitchen on yelp and gave them a try and what a wonderful surprise. I ordered the egg and potato casserole and it was delicious. I now have a freezer full of items and have not found a single meal I didn't love. I recommend them highly. And all organic!

From the owner: We use all organic ingredients and spices and cook only with all healthy oils (extra virgin, first…read morecold pressed, olive oil, first cold pressed coconut oil and other healthy seed and nut oils). We are conscious of the effect of a high Glycemic meal so all of our meals have a much lower GL (glycemic load). Because inflammation is the enemy, we use Turmeric where we can.

I mainly go to Whole Foods for Amazon returns; that staff is AMAZING. So helpful, patient and…read morequick. That being said, I find most staff here that way! Great ready to eat options, and the cheese staff will blow your mind!

I'm not typically a Whole Foods fan, as their prices make my eyes bulge and the Louisville location…read moreis pretty average aesthetically and functionally. Yet this store in Lexington is very nice! It feels much larger inside, with a wider selection of food and garment items. Best of all is the indoor/outdoor lounge-style seating, which includes The Tap Room bar. But you can get hot/cold bar food and enjoy very cozy seating in the lounge area, which has a vaulted ceiling with great natural light. Nice place to study! The outdoor seating is also very generous with large sturdy tables, and even cornhole/Connect 4 game boards to play with. I also enjoyed the breakfast selection, even though it's small... you can add the salad and soup bars to make a really good meal. This location is more than just a grocery - it's a cozy lounge & patio spot to enjoy yourself or with a group. It's a hangout spot in a nice area (The Summit), so that elevates it. Cool spot!

I was on my way out of the Findlay Market on this blustery morning when through a stroke of good…read morefortune, I decided to walk over and check out the Fabulous Ferments stand that I had zipped past on my way inside. While perusing the wonderful assortment of krauts, kimchi, kombuchka, and beet kvass, Jenn fed me samples of the various krauts as she told me all about the lacto-fermented process that makes them tasty and healthy. While I was deciding which flavors to buy, I was struck by the number of people who came by the booth to pick up what appeared to be a regular purchase or to discuss how well the krauts had gone over at Thanksgiving dinner. I grabbed three jars of kraut to go -- Seaweed, Red Apple Caraway, and Spicy Dill. I had the dill kraut on a turkey sandwich yesterday and it was fabulous. The other two are intended as gifts, but with people who I hope will share them with me in return ;-) For a city with as much German heritage as Cinci, the products served up by this small business should be welcomed with open arms. This is kraut like your ancestors used to make, and is pretty much a lost art these days. How inspiring to see a few young entrepreneurs reviving the culture. Cheers!

I never ever heard of kombucha until I was told by a vegan buddy of mine to try this mysterious…read morelocally-made drink one day at a Park + Vine event. I bought the brown bottle with the bright label that said "Fab Ferments". At first, honestly, it was weird. Not only did it foam over the top, but a string of cultures sat on top of the foam and kind of creeped me out. But, once I skimmed that stuff off, I took a sip, and loved it! Since then, I grab a bottle nearly every time I'm at Park+Vine, Findlay Market, City Flea, or any other local event at which I see them. I've had their saurkraut but I'm not much of a fan of the stuff in general, so I never buy it. I've never had their kimchi but I'd like to give it a try someday! Even if you're not a raw vegan, vegan, or vegetarian... give this stuff a try. It's yummy, healthy, and made right in our Queen City!