Green Earth Natural Foods

Nice store very clean have almost everything but it is great store for a single person because everything they have in small portions or packages if you are looking to buy food for whole family you need to buys some packages not just one. Y you ate looking to buys whole chicken they don't have it only pieces of chicken to make a single or couple dinner for example.

I found a replacement to wandering aisles of nationally advertised competing brands, standing in checkout lines, and prices that change according to demand surges and corporate payoffs. I found a place with high quality goods at steady, honestly marked up, pricing. Many of the brands are top quality, but barely recognized to most Americans because of no need to market in the advertising way.

I'm a bread fan. They carry Acme, Wedemeyer, House of Bagels, and Middle East — all west coast leaders in their fields. Clover and Straus for dairy choices. But I've also found some amazing products that I'd never tried before — lots of them.

My own experience has been a shift from a local supermarket to simply walking a block and spending 5 or 10 minutes in my local market, Green Earth Market — and then home to cook. I'm also spending about $100 a month less. I imagine that's because I throw less bad stuff away. I mean, Supermarket apples? And for your own sake, if you've never had fresh Acme bread, get into the store and at least try one loaf.

I’ve been going to this market everyday for almost seven years. They have a great selection of organic and healthy foods.
Victoria knows my schedule well and check up on how I’m doing if I haven’t been there in a few days. This is an amazing family owned and operated business.
I good here for all my vegetables, pasta, chocolate, and house hold supplies. They also sell meat, cheese, beer, and many many more items.

Green Earth expanded their store size about a year ago. They added a nice salad bar and increased their selection by about a third. The reason I like this store so much is that they're a complete grocery store. In addition to the usual bulk items, organic meat and dairy, fair trade items etc., they carry every day essentials like trash bags (recycled plastic of course), pet products, diapers, paper towels. I think of this place as a mini Wholefoods. The owner is usually there in the daytime working on the floor. He's very knowledgeable about food trends and has even brought a few items into the store at my request over the last 10 years.

Every neighborhood needs a store like this.