This store smelled really good as I walked by and I decided to go in. There are teas body care and…read morehaircare as well groceries . I like the warm friendly vibe of the store. I purchased two oils honeysuckle and jasmine. The cashier was friendly. The prices are reasonable too.

Awesome discounts. Definitely would recommend this store for natural health care . This store is…read morethe reason health is wealth. Natural herbal care remedies for the min body and spirit.

Management here is amazing! They always know what they are talking about and have great service…read more The prepared food section is always fresh and delicious when you're looking for some Middle Eastern food options.

Local gem! My favorite spot for treats, challah and matzah ball spot. Always hits the spot! Fresh…read moreand the sweetest staff

Walked by on a random Thursday evening on my way to a workout class and was tempted to come in to…read moreget some nuts and chocolate covered nuts. I'm a big lover of cashews and pistachios and eat them often. I didn't get anything fancy I just got the roasted cashews from here but let me just say it tasted SO INCREDIBLY good. Idk how they roast or what kind of process makes their roasting different but the roasted cashews I had were SO divine and meaty and warm and just perfect. A lot to say on just one type of nut but truly so so so so distinct and so good!! Yes the place is pricey but from what I got and tried I kind of get it. Yes they have the Dubai chocolate here - didn't get it but have heard great things from here. The customer service was very friendly and the guy at front got me to try some of their tea on my way out. I will have to stock up on this place for my trip back home, cannot belive I didn't come sooner.

Based on my other visits and this one they get a 2 star. I visited them a couple of times before…read moretoday and it seems like the customer service is worst every time. The staff doesn't look happy to be there. Other customers ask him questions and he doesn't want to acknowledge them. I walked into the store and he gives me a look as if I'm bothering him when I said hello. This place has so much potential because they have really good treats and there's so much varieties, but just don't ask questions because the staff will make the shop very tense and awkward. I have gotten their halva, Turkish delight and nuts. And they're all very tasty. They also have so much varieties to choose from. They also have many things covered in chocolate.

I'd been eyeing Farm One for a while, so this past Friday--after an afternoon wandering the…read moreBrooklyn Botanic Garden--we finally stopped in for a drink. I'd passed by a few times before, always drawn in by the foliage spilling through the windows, but I was a little skeptical it might lean more toward Instagram gimmick than substance. Happy to report I was wrong. The space is calm, relaxed, and genuinely inviting--more like a neighborhood bar that just happens to have an indoor farm in the back. It almost felt like a coffee shop, but with excellent cocktails. We tried the celery gimlet, farm tini, smash, and bad apple sour--the standout was the celery gimlet. Drinks can run on the pricier side with some that we tried pricing around $20 each, but they exceeded expectations, and the balanced flavors and aesthetic made it feel worth it. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to.

There is so much happening in this space! We came for the brewery and the pizza restaurant in the…read moreback (Pizza Party). I tried a beer, they have an interesting selection of beers and they offer full and half sizes which is much appreciated. Also split the Risotto Hashbrown and Mushroom pizza with my friend. Both were very yummy and came with good sauces, the mushroom pizza was just a bit salty so the beer was a good compliment. I would go back again for the pizza and it's a rotating menu so lots of goodies coming out of those ovens :)

Alive Herbals is one of the most practical shops in Brooklyn. They have every kind of herb and…read moreseasoning you could think of, neatly organized, and with a little description of its uses on the bag. They also make their own herb/spice blends - their garam masala is one of my absolute favorites. Alive Herbals also has a great selection of essential oils, at some of the best prices I've seen. The people who work here are friendly and knowledgeable, and their rewards program is a great bonus. They also offer bulk options for some of their products, which is helpful if you're not local enough to stop by frequently. I do wish that they could switch their packaging from plastic bags, but I understand why that might not be feasible. Either way, they've got a great selection at a great value!

I spent about $100 bucks. Worth it! Finally found date syrup. All the tea leaves I needed and pick…read moreup a small tea pot with infuser I can use at work. Very happy.

Love this shop. Joanne is amazing and full of fantastic advice. Well stocked and a delight to visit.read more

What would we do without this herb shop? Thank you Remedies!!…read more They have a great selection and the staff is friendly and helpful. Hope you stay there forever.

I am not a member of this food coop, but I came with a friend last week and was very impressed…read more The prices are great and the selection is well curated. Memberships are about $100 and while they were too busy to really help me at the time I was there (it was pretty crowded yikes!), I will return and get more info. But this review is for my experience as a "guest" and I was impressed. It's certainly somewhere I would return to shop!

This food co-op personifies everything people hate about Park Slope. Uppity, insular, privileged,…read moreand provincial. If you are interested in joining, you must complete orientation and pay the $25 fee (non-refundable) and $100 equity investment (refundable upon giving them the finger and ending membership) BEFORE you are even allowed to set food into the co-op. There are no exceptions to this rule. Signing up is also dicey; you have to keep going to their website until there's an opening for orientation, which is rare. I sincerely wish someone would infiltrate this elite organization and destroy it from the inside. Kind of like the Night Manager, but in food-coop form. They'd be running so fast their Birkenstocks would fall off.

Lionheart is amazing and so is the owner! She listens to all of your needs and helps you choose…read morewhat would be best to help you with your problems or situation. She's incredibly knowledgeable and actually wants to make a difference in your life for all your spiritual and medical type needs. She's very friendly and personable and I always have a great time speaking with her. This is only place I go to get incense, there's an amazing selection. Along with many other items, you should definitely stop by and check it out, there's definitely gonna be something that you like!

A local treasure! I…read morevisit every few weeks to get sage and incense, but it is not just the herbs and spices that keeps me coming back, the owner is one of the warmest positive people I have met. I always feel a bit more optimistic after a visit ;)

Been coming here for a long time but this year it feels like I've been repeatedly overcharged…read more After the 3rd or 4th time it happened, I asked the cashier to confirm the price of a certain item. She answered, then stated definitively "$17 is your bill." I find that an odd response - so either she did not want to be challenged or this is part of their store policy to pad the total. Both scenarios are problematic. I'm bummed, but no longer want to support this establishment.

A 24 hour bodega / mini grocery mart with well priced items and the perfect store in nyc for all…read moreyour needs . Yes you heard me 24 hours!!!!! Wonderful store staff too. Always friendly !!!

My comments refer only to the the sweet and chili salmon meal - in the hot meal counter in Whole…read moreFoods in Gowanus Brooklyn (214 3rd St, Brooklyn) The salmon meal used to be a good deal until Sunday March 7, 2026 Before March 7 you were getting 2 small pieces of salmon each around a quarter of a pound with two sides of veggies (half pound) for $14 As of Monday of March 8 the salmon quantity in the meal is cut in half (i.e. you get just one piece) I know that because I buy every day this meal Since the portions now in the meal are much smaller it makes no sense for customers to buy the meal. Instead customers should buy the items separately and pay by weight. This is what I did today : I bought one piece of salmon $7.95 and some carrots $3.33 for a total $11.28 instead of the meal price of $14. ( I have attached today's receipt for reference) Conclusion : If Whole Foods estimates that the prior meal portions are not profitable enough they should either discontinue the meal offer and customers should pay only by weight or they should bring down the meal price to $11. Simply makes no sense to offer a meal option that is more pricey than the sum of the parts unless they believe that customers are stupid

Nine years since my first review. How time flies! And I still love shopping here…read more Though I'm a Whole Foods fan generally speaking, this one is enormous and carries so much in terms of groceries and beverages. They eliminated delivery service a few years back and as a result, it prevents me from buying as much as I'd like. I can have groceries delivered via Amazon but I prefer shopping in person myself. I particularly like their seafood department as well as the cheese and produce. The nitpick would be that it sits on top the Gowanus Canal which is a cesspool of polluted water and carcinogens. 5 stars for everything else.