I was desperate to find Jersey Sweet Potatoes, as the state of Missouri or Texas doesn't sell…read moreYELLOW SWEET POTATOES as I always got in California. It was a requested must for this year's Thanksgiving dinner. I called 16 stores in Columbia and wound up at this Clovers. I was SHOCKED when I checked out. 7 sweet potatoes cost $40!!! 7 freaking potatoes. Half that amount is too much. It's a potato, not cavier or steak. This is beyond comprehension. How dare they!! You WILL NEVER GET MY BUSINESS AGAIN! Your greed is disgusting!

Clover's Natural Market is a quaint little grocery store with a great selection of natural and…read moreorganic local specialty food/drink items as well as other heath supplements and hygiene products. The products themselves are a little on the pricier side but the quality is there and there isn't another store that I have ever been to that is quite like Clovers. For me it feels just like going to the local farmer's market except Clovers is opened 7 days a week! This local business is a real gem and even if you're a college student with minimal funds you should still visit and see what they have to offer instead of giving your money to some corporation that has no interest in your health or happiness!

I like Clover's a lot while recognizing that it, at times, is expensive. There are good sales,…read morethough, and I watch for those. And the staff at the Forum store is especially friendly and helpful. I don't know what we would have done without this place during the lockdown. Forever grateful for their quick response to the need to order online. We spent a bundle but really enjoyed the super fresh produce.

Friendly Service. Great natural food options. And only place in Columbia that had sprouts.read more

Lean Kitchen Co makes meal prepping so easy! I can find meals with the right macros for me, my…read moredaughter and husband. I love the keto chicken and squanchos (zucchini done up like nachos)! It's really flavorful! My kids love the protein bites and at 125 calories, the Reese's donuts are a no-guilt splurge that is so satisfying. It's a quick in and out and your on your way with healthy meals for the week.

Finally have a new healthy choice for breakfast lunch and supper as well as some snack choices…read more Lean kitchen cooks all meals on-site in their commercial kitchen. I have tried the breakfast bowl (5 star), Hawaiian turkey bowl (surprisingly a 4.5 star from me) and the cheeseburger bowl (another 4.5 star). I have been wanting to try the Shrimp & Sausage but it is always sold out...they said this is one of their most popular dishes. What pushed this review to 5 stars is the helpful staff and the spotlessly clean facility.

GNC it's a Good place to Get our supplements; But this is my experience particular in that store…read moreand I don't talk about just one time but several times. I can see the difference when Americans go there to buy some products but when Spanish people go there including myself they are not just rude but even if u buy something th don't give u a back to put what u buy there.. I try not to go there coz It's Really Racist and we can feel it of course today was one of those days but I didn't let him ruined my day so I got what I need it and that's it of course someone show up and was amazing customer service but no with Spanish community .. until we get tired that someone treat us that way .. Thks Hope someone read this and take act

Smoothie King, a well-known smoothie chain, has arrived in Columbia, Missouri. They offer a wide…read moreassortment of veggie/fruit/protein/energy blends, including a number of meal replacement smoothies, and customers are also able to choose from a variety of smoothie upgrades ('extreme caffeine', etc.). These are not your all-natural, organic sort of smoothies, and Smoothie King does not use fresh fruits in all of the blends, which often rely on ready-prepared mixes (-1 star!). But, all things considered, these smoothies are comparatively CHEAP (e.g. $4.99 for a 32 oz. on Fridays), so I think it's OK to forego the top shelf smoothie once in a while, and am thus awarding this place a gleaming 4 stars for value, convenience, and service.

I went there one evening with my friend and the manager, of all people, asked if I would like to…read moreadd Strawberry to my smoothie and Blueberries to my friends. We have never been asked this before so unknowingly I agreed to the add in. The manager did a great job of FAILING to mention that add ins were 99 cents more. Maybe you should tell people all of the details instead of just being out to get their money. Most likely the manager knew that she could trick us into buying the add on since we are college girls. Horrible. It's pretty crapy when you are already paying $7 for a smoothie and get tricked into paying even more without being told.

I don't know about u but every time that I came to Nutrishop she Always Cool as hell and Nice I…read morelove this place .. not just always a positive attitude also her Dog she's a sweetheart Welcome everyone to the business Even if I buy or not They Always nice .. Nutrishop is not Gnc bullsit On that business they care about u And yes she looks Nice Guys this is the place that Make America Great Again Lov u Guys cuban Guy lov that spot The Best

Had a great experience the Nutrishop team had visited our business Regeneration Salon & Spa and…read moreeducated my team on there products. Each time I go in they are very educational and helpful finding the right products for me. Love the suggestions. Thank You Nutrishop Team

This store has a lot of the brands I look for, but they often run out of items that I need,…read moreespecially in the produce section. There have been so many times that I had to ask where the bananas were, beets, etc. Overall I'm so glad this store exists, because it is the closest to Whole Foods so far here, although it's also nothing like WF. It would be nice if they opened a location in the Southwest of town because it's quite a drive, especially when there's no option to pick up. It is so expensive at Natural Grocers which I was absolutely shocked at, but I guess we have no choice other than to spend the money because Columbia doesn't have a lot of options for organic food. I at least appreciate that the store exists. A common misconception is that Natural Grocers is cheaper than Whole Foods. It's not. I used to shop at Whole Foods in my old town and it was significantly cheaper, more items to choose from, and they actually have a meat counter which is missing from Natural Grocers. I spend double the money when I'm here compared to WF. I miss the days where you can go get all your meats from one store. I cannot find good quality meats here, but they do have some chicken and ground beef options that's packaged. But even then, they run out of it. I miss having the options. Some other differences between NG and WF---- Whole Foods has an option where you can order from an app and pick up in the parking lot. NG doesn't have this option. WF has a smoothie and coffee bar, as well as a hot food bar. The amount of people dissing WF to me is just insane. This attachment to "the way things were" in the Midwest and limited thinking has got to be changed here in Columbia. One thing I appreciate about NG is that they do not use Apeel, which is a big problem in other stores. The one thing I REALLY do not like about this store is the amount of rude people who work the cashier register, especially to people who shop a large amount of groceries at once. I don't want to say all of them because some of them have been very nice. However, there was one African American lady who you could feel just hated her job and hated ringing me up and would make snarky comments to me. It was more than once and very clear she hated what she was doing there. I did not catch her name because it was hard to even be around her due to how uncomfortable she would make me. Another person named Sloan is always passive aggressive to me and other customers when ringing us up. Every time I get rung up by these people, they seem extra bothered and have a rude, standoffish demeanor about them. Their behavior was just strange, unacceptable and lame. Especially someone like me new to the Midwest, these types of people are the reason I don't find Midwesterners all that friendly. They are ruder than people from big cities. I get very anxious in the store because I don't want to deal with some of the rude cashiers. The rest have been decent and one of them was exceptionally kind to me, but I forget her name. Management should help these people understand that even if they're annoyed with their job, we are the ones spending an exorbitant amount of money to help the business and keep the lights on, and possibly even your job. I get it, work sucks. But it's not okay to be rude to customers or act like you're bothered when you're ringing someone up. It sucks to only have one store and one option in town to go to, to get organic food. Eating healthy shouldn't have to be this hard or complicated. But overall, I'm glad it exists because without it we would have nothing.

been looking for allergen friendly Halloween candy KCMO didnt order any and were not getting any…read moreaccording to the regional manager they messed up this location had their act together so bought several packages here thank you!