I've been to The Farmacy's store front in the past and it's a pretty small selection of specialty…read moreitems for the most part. However, they have truly embraced the times and stepped up to coordinate one of the most seamless order pick ups with far more options than they can normally house in their store location in collaboration with their local farm suppliers. It was a really great way to get access to local food in a time when innovation is most appreciated as is the ability to access fresh food when the normal grocery stores are overwhelmed with visitors. I will definitely continue to support this great local business that has made things easier in a time when many things are harder. Edit: apparently the store front has closed (unrelatedly- they announced this coming change on January 8th due to a failed lease renewal) but the business is still running through their pick up at 8505 Silver Star Rd and online ordering. The system was actually designed prior to these times and just happened to line up perfectly). This family run business is passionate about improving access to locally grown and more organic foods, and they have done an amazing job.

Sweetest owners and the best produce! Love the selection and quality, always on point.read more

First time in there. Clean, bright, easy to see choices. Very helpful staff to discuss differences…read morein products with no pressure. Very chill!

From the owner: New smoke dispensary open 6 days a week!read more

I'm on a huge health kick so tonight I needed to grab my meal prep items and snacks for my upcoming…read moreweek. I like this location now that it's closer to my office again. They have a great hot bar for dinner which i love when I don't want to cook and great cold and dessert items that help with my strict list lately.

I had to return something for Amazon this is a drop station. It's actually great business sense to…read morepartner with Amazon, most people that drips something off will probably end up shopping also. Haven't been here in a while but I quickly remembered all my favorites, lobster Bisque soup, the fresh seafood and great fruit selection. I also had some coffee while shopping on this cold winters day. They have table and chairs to sit and eat your hot or cold foods that they also sell. Service is always great at Whole Foods and the staff very helpful.

My go-to for healthy meals for the week - without the fuss! Great location in Winter Park right…read moreacross from the library. Parking can sometimes be tricky, even though there are two spots right in front that are 10 minute parking (I have a feeling people park there much longer than 10 minutes). Seasonally they carry a pumpkin cheesecake that is absolutely delicious. Highly recommend!

Nice & simple experience. Came because my cook unity box was delayed. I'm a flight attendant so I…read morerely on prepared meals for my trips. Kind service. No complaints

Excellent customer support and great products! If you are looking for a healthy restart - look no…read morefurther! Ask for Christian to help you with recommendations.

Nice Herbal supplement store operated out of a home off of North Park Avenue, north of New York,…read moremore towards 17/92. My friend had purchased several items from here and recommended a Nature's Sunshine product called HistaBloc for my seasonal allergies. I was experiencing a major flare up a few springs back and I've been shopping here (and buying HistaBloc) ever since. Four Winds offers a wide range of products that can be purchased in store or on line and shipped to your house. Their prices are very competitive and the people are very, very nice and informative.

I really enjoy this place and their selection, but the prices can sometimes be a bit high. However,…read morethe place always seems clean and put together. I always stop by their self serve candy section for a sweet treat and it seems well maintained. The staff is always friendly when I visit. Parking can be a bit of a struggle at times, but if you circle around, you'll find a spot eventually!

They have the most amazing baked goods. I'm mildly addicted to their sourdough garlic bread and…read moretheir pretzel buns. Seriously some of the best grocery baked goods in all of Orlando

I have been loving gardening recently and even more the importance of learning to grow our own…read morefoods. I have alot of respect for people who can do that. Plus its fun! 4Roots Farm came across my IG feed and immediately, yes, had to visit. It is located on John Young Pkwy, off of E. Colonial Dr. There is plenty of parking. It is so pretty. As soon as you drive up you can see all the different types of flowers planted and growing along the driveway. Zinnias, dahlias, sunflowers & marigolds. As you walk up towards the vendors there are many more flowers, herbs and trees planted. There are flower, juice, tea, mango vendorsand the farm stand outside. The farm stand has lettuce! So happy to see lettuce. Peppers of every kind, mellow star shishito, poblano, cubanelle, jalapeño. There were not much tomatoes. But there was squash, ginger, potatoes, a variety of mushrooms, okra & green beans. Inside, in there class rooms there are food vendors, sweet things like marshmallow treats, jams, honey, spices, sourdough bread. They have jewelry & other knick knacks. They hold classes where they teach gardening & eating anti-inflammatory, creating moss balls. I was gifted a chocolate mint plant and a giant branch of Hawaiian Molokai purple sweet potato to plant. It's a pretty place to wonder & wander.

5 Stars for a farm CSA that has helped level-up my nutrition!…read more I recently signed up for the 4Roots Fresh CSA where I get a box of all-local vegetables and some farm fresh eggs delivered to my house every week. It's a fantastic program and though I love an IRL farmer's market, I don't have the ability to go weekly. The delivery fee is under $10 and so far every week has provided plenty of produce that has challenged me to cook more and eat healthy, farm fresh veggies! Highly recommend checking out their CSA program and trying it out. You can skip weeks, cancel, add one-time items (like amish butter!!), etc very easily from the website.

this is a small, friendly health food and vitamin store with a good range of products. Well, it's…read morenot really a grocery store but there are some food and drinks, tasty at that! The infrared sauna is wonderful. There is a wide selection of alternative remedies and I have beaten more than one cold, flu or malaise by making a trip to the Nature's Garden and letting my fingers and fancy find something to fix my feng shui. The owner and helpers do sometimes have suggestions but they are never intrusive, and often offer worthwhile information. I enjoy a trip to The Nature's Garden and will go again soon. But - not on Tuesday because they aren't open on Tuesday! I've forgotten this more than once, but luckily they are close to the Maitland Library so if you get there on a Tuesday you haven't completely wasted the trip. Also Kappy's sandwiches is right there, if you like that sort of thing.

Absolutely Love This Place! I've been coming to this location for 3 years now. They are very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful to your needs.

We were in the area and stopped by for a few items. There…read morewas only one cashier working but they were courteous and working expeditiously to check all the customers out.

I love Aldi. They are a very affordable option for some of your grocery staple items. Especially…read moreproduce and breads. This is a brand new location so everything is clean and crisp. If you have never been to an Aldi they keep costs low by eliminating things they would hire workers to do. For example the shopping carts. Instead of hiring people to collect carts, the customer "rents" the cart for a quarter and when you bring the cart back to the store and return it to the designated cart area your quarter is returned to you. Also instead of hiring baggers you bag your own groceries. Also they charge for bags so either bring your own reusable bags or bring your own plastic bags (you know you have a million under the cabinet...I do lol) for bagging otherwise it's like 10 or 20 cents I think a bag. You can also use the empty boxes that the products come in for bagging your groceries also once the cashier rings up your purchase you move on to the bagging area where you can organize your products how you like in whatever device you have for bagging. I also love that a lot of their store brand are comparable to the name brand in taste but at a fraction of the cost. If you haven't been to an Aldi I'd recommend you check it out for research purposes.

I never heard of this place before and I was just hanging out with some old college friends for a…read morereunion and we decided to take a looksie there as it was very close to us, and it turned out to be the best decision as of today made! The food was amazing, especially the Nashville chicken sandwich and the cookie cream pie, but more importantly, our server Noah was the MVP. He was very friendly and very considerate. When it came closing time, he allowed us to calmly wrap up our social so he is really great with working with people. And also he was kind to take a group photo of us outside when he could have been only attending to his job. Overall, I'd totally comeback to this place again.

Incredibly disappointed in the TLB. I've been a fan for a long time, especially their dry aged…read moremeats, and am more than willing to pay for this type of product. Today, though, I noticed them selling Japanese Wagyu as: Sake Infused Dry Aged A9 Kobe Strip. This is a very scammy way of selling a product. First, meat is graded broadly on three scales - USDA (choice, prime), BMS (beef marbling scale - common in Aus), and the Japanese grading scale. (A1-A5, with most high end steaks being A4 or the gold standard, A5). https://meatnbone.com/blogs/the-clever-cleaver/meat-beef-grading-system-understanding A9 doesn't exist. A BMS 9 could be an A5. But this is mislabeled. They have also used the term A11 in their instagram account. Maybe they are confusing BMS for A-scale, or maybe they are intentionally trying to make their product seem better than competitors. Furthermore, not all Japanese Wagyu is Kobe beef. Kobe beef refers to Tajima cattle raised in Hyogo Japan. The export of this beef is highly regulated to only certain restaurants and purveyors, who will display a seal and certificate certifying the origin of the beef. It is rare, expensive, and most importantly, Bush Brothers (Local Butcher's wholesale purveyor) is not certified to sell, nor do they use in any way, the term Kobe Beef. So it is incredibly likely that this product is mislabeled. This isn't illegal (Kobe beef doesn't have a TM in the US), but it is disingenuous. https://www.kobe-niku.jp/en/contents/certification/index.html https://instagram.com/bushbros Next, "sake infused"is incredibly confusing. Is it referring to the myth that Kobe cattle are massaged with sake? Is it referred to the use of koji (fermented cooked rice) which is often used as an aging accelerant? Or did they really take Japanese Wagyu and infuse (inject, soak?) with sake? And why on earth would you do that!? It would be like making sangria with a bottle of DRC. This product is likely a A5 strip loin (which Bush Bros. does carry) that has been aged. Market price would be somewhere around $175-185/lb. (An unaged cut would be around $150/lb.) When I asked for more information on the most expensive cut of meat in their shop, I was treated with disdain and a dismissive attitude. Neither member of the staff could answer my questions other than to say "It's the highest grade of Kobe beef." To charge $215 dollars for a grade that doesn't exist, for a steak that isn't from Kobe, with an aging method that seems dubious at best, is disingenuous and plays on a lack of consumer knowledge. If The Local Butcher themselves don't know the differences here, they shouldn't sell this product. If they do, they should be ashamed of themselves.