The big health shop chains may be able to offer fabulous offers and super cheap deals, but you…read morewon't get the service, advice and knowledge as this tiny place. Despite it's dinky appearance they seem to have crammed in any lotion, potion and herb you are ever likely to need. I was in enquiring about something I had read about online, and not only did they have it, but suggested something else that would be better, and it was. Google can suggest, but the nutmeg can advise- that is a big positive difference.

Nutmeg is a health food store in the centre of Belfast. I am the type of guy who takes little…read morephases. Lots of little phases. Quite a lot of them do revolve around places like this. I wanna start drinking a certain type of tea or heard that Miso soup is the healthiest thing on Earth (it tastes like unhappiness)and I turn to Nutmeg. It's quite a cramped shop and they have filled it as best they can. On the left hand side is the organic, whole foods that are all sourced from Fair trade marked groups keeping with the shops ethical policy. The right hand side is for the sweet, sweet drugs. They stock all sorts of natural remedies and pick me ups straight from natures pharmacies all over the world. The staff are passionate about what they are trying to promote and can get a little on the preachy side, but its their shop after all.

I called in to get something for brain health today. The gentleman behind the counter known as…read more"Bestie" certainly didn't disappoint he offered the best advice and clearly knew his stuff. Very helpful and knowledgable. Really grateful for this chat. thank you. Vicki

The Eatwell Food store is quite possibly the best health food supplier in Belfast. Located midway…read morealong the Lisburn Road, it has a quaint, blue, traditional façade and stocks a vast range of whole/health foods including grains, nuts, seeds, vitamins, oils, chocolates, nut roasts and cooking sauces. I particularly like their range of environmentally friendly Ecover household cleaning products and vast selection of vegan and vegetarian foods. Plus Eatwell's stock chilled goods including tofu, Violife dairy free cheeses, Swedish Glaze ice cream and vegetarian haggis etc. They also have a full section filled with cosmetics, creams and shampoos; in conclusion Eatwell's have it all! You'll get items here you just won't find in standard supermarkets and shops. An excellent store.

New store just opened in city centre. Small but very well stocked selection of food supplements…read more Big name brands at very good prices, better than online. Will have protein shakes, smoothies and food ready to go. I was chatting to the girl working and she was really friendly and helpful with the products. She mentioned several new products they had on order that I usually buy from musclefood online so im very excited to see someone local is stocking. The owner runs a few local gyms and is one of the best supps distributor in Ireland. Glad to see he is back in the city centre. Will update review once ive tried some more products.

This place has only opened up recently on Royal Avenue and specialises in a selection of high…read morequality vitamins and weight supplements. It's really aimed at the fitness and body building market because they do stock a good range of the usual protein powders and other muscle builders like creatine. The prices seem reasonable although i only popped in for a look, a took protein once or twice but just ended up putting on weight because I didn't do much exercise. Ah well :)

Visited 387 Ormeau Road yesterday and had the nicest sausage roll and oat milk latte I've ever…read moretried. Love that everything on offer is vegan and reasonably priced with a wealth of options to choose from e.g. filled wraps, bagels, salads, stews, soups, cakes and tray bakes. It's also heaven to have a choice of plant-based milks for coffee i.e. oat, almond or soy - such an improvement on offerings found at other Belfast cafes. My food was delicious and coffee flawless. In this, the age of excess hipster cafes, unfortunately it's still difficult to find good coffee, but thankfully 387 offers exceptional coffee. Additionally, this place doubles up as a health food shop with shelves, a freezer and a cooler brimming with goodies. After enjoying my coffee and food I did a mini grocery shop stocking up on vegan cheese, tofurkey slices, sausages, burgers, soups and chilli mayo. A lovely, relaxed spot with friendly, helpful staff and outside seating for sunny days. Decor is natural, focused on muted grey shades, wooden furniture, soft lighting and green plants. Everything about this cafe is synonymous with ease, relaxation and quality. I'm very glad 387 has arrived on the Belfast food scene and hope it flourishes. I will definitely be back.

We came here 3 times in a row during our stay in Belfast. We are from LA so vegan food is very…read moreaccesible and diverse there, but 387 Ormeau Road did not disappoint at all. We got to try the bagels, the sausage roll, the breakfast burrito, the mocha lattes, the soup, and strew! ALL amazing! And the staff made our visits that much more accommodating! Best place for vegan food in Belfast! Cheers from LA

Fin McVeg is one of the many many many food stalls that litter St George's market on a busy…read moreSaturday afternoon. It specialises in a range of all things veggie, which to be honest generally puts me right off (Meat and more meat please) but the way in which they've put the menu together it really is a little more than the usual vegetarian fare. I had some kind of chick pea curry which was really tasty. Richly flavoured with a good whack of spices, well seasoned it's the sort of thing that would go very well with a piece of slow cooked lamb in a tagine (the tagine is now my preferred way to slow cook anything, pick one up from Tk Maxx or any good home store and try a Moroccan lamb dish.... amazing) Well worth a try.

Was in contact with these guys via Facebook. I was enquiring about the protein they have in stock…read more They were super helpful so I decided to call into the shop. I wanted to try some sample sizes of protein. They give me them for free!!!. I have had bloating with the protein I am on at the minute so was looking for an alternative. They answered all my questions over Facebook and helped me more when I came into the shop. Annoyed that I have not been in here before now. A lot of the stuff I looked at I pay more for online. Could have saved myself time and wasted money buying the wrong things. They have lots of stock from drink containers to snacks. The snack bars are the cheapest I have seen anywhere. Super impressed. The people that own the shop know their stuff and don't stock any junk products. It's very ethical and honest. As Arnie says; I will be back!

This is a first class supplements shop! The staff are trained nutritionists and are active…read morecompetitors in many bodybuilding comps so know their stuff. Huge range of whey, casein, amino acids, pre work outs, vitamins and general health products. Selling top brands at decent prices. Huge selection of protein bars.

DATE OF VISIT: Sunday 8 May 2016 for an evening dinner…read more MENU: Relatively good but really needing more Vegetarian and Vegan options and for these to be clearly marked on menu. There was some sort of separate nutritional sheet which also showed Vegetarian options but it's a hassle having to look at different bits of paper and would be much more user friendly just to have Veggy dishes marked with a V on the main menu. FOOD: Sharing hummus platter starter was delicious. Superfood salad fresh and mildly flavoured whilst the beetroot and falafel burger in a bread bun was a tad mushy, bland and greasy plus the sour tasting yogurt dip/sauce it was served with didn't do much to enhance the overall flavour. Side of sweet potato fries were nice and crispy but with a weird greasy aftertaste. Portion sizes were good. DRINK: Bottle of Pinot Grigio was delightfully cold, mild and easy to drink. COST: Average with total bill of £38.85 for two people. SERVICE: Faultless, pleasant and quick. RESTAURANT DECOR/ AMBIENCE: Average, nothing special or out of the ordinary. Quite a few families with kids there when we visited. IN SUMMARY: Slim's Kitchen serve good food if a bit lacking in taste and I suspect a few dishes are not as healthy as they pertain to be since some of our food tasted quite greasy. However, it's still a reasonably good restaurant for a bite to eat, just nothing exceptional. A place claiming to be healthy also really need to offer a greater range of and more clearly marked Vegetarian and Vegan meals. I would return if friends wished to dine in Slim's however it wouldn't be my personal first choice.

I am vegan for April, and its working out great, but its really hard to find places to eat out that…read morehave vegan options. Slims shakes are famous of their vegetable and fruit juice mixes that they dont add anything else but the actual real fresh fruit and vegetable to. I ordered a Superfood salad with no cheese which came in a good-sized bowl and looked super appetising! I asked for tomatoes instead of cheese that they havent charged any extra for, and the food came really quick as well. Unfortunately i didnt get the name of our waitress, but she was really friendly and helpful. I can definitely recommended Slims to anybody, vegan or not, everything is fresh and beautifully served. Thank you girls from Slims who served us today! It was delicious and the service was lovely!

I first heard of natures way through a friend at work, he started brewing his own beer and gave me…read morea bottle to try, I was amazed when I tasted it and it was nice, we've been back regularly to buy supplies and get advice on brewing, its a great hobby and there's lots of great healthy products for sale. Great wee shop to visit, your bound to buy something even if your not really interested in healthy living or homebrew.

Fairly small but well stocked health-food shop in Ballyhackamoreread more

Located inside the Park Centre so there's plenty of parking and ATM's near by. Don't be put off by…read morethe exterior of the centre, there's actually some half decent shops inside, this being one of them. I have been on the hunt for some supplements with summer around the corner and I thought Holland and Barrett would be a good bet to get them at a discounted rate. To be fair they did have some deals on and the girl in this store was really helpful. As soon as I went in she asked what I was after and told me the deals. They are currently doing buy one get one half price on all protein (May '16). The store itself is small and really easy to navigate. It's not overly busy so you should be able to ask the members of staff for a hand if you're having issues. They often do a penny sale so I would wait for that to come around rather than shelling out full price. A-OK but unfortunately I couldn't find exactly what i was looking for - the hunt goes on!