Earth Origins Market

I like this store. It’s part of a chain, however. But, it’s great for an organic, GMO labeled stuff. All reviews say it’s a bit overpriced. However, it’s 2016 almost and for me LIFE is a bit overpriced in every area!!! It’s convenient to me so I’ll frequent this store. Much better than the Whole Foods thing everyone is talking about. Much healthier options here. Prepared foods were great. I would love to see them expand their prepared food section.

I love this store. Everything is organized, clean and beautiful. Prepared food is so tasty. Vegan soups are so delicious. Salads are yammi too! I recommend to everyone to shop here.

I am leaning more towards 3.5 stars, but not 4 — «I’m a fan», as this is another Natural Foods market that caters to (sometimes) over priced clientele.
They have a rewards card that allows you to get $ 10 towards your next visit «for every 350 points» (or «for every $ 1 you spend, you get 1 point»). Great for those frequent shoppers, not so great for those who pop in once in a while.
This location is currently so new, that there is no stated day on their website that allows 10% off your products («Super Discount Days» where it’s 10% off everything).
I went in because some people were talking about it. There’s a lot of gluten free products available, as well as the every day «healthy» items. I was surprised that the tea aisle was full of Yogi tea and little of everything else. It’s too bad, as I’ve found a certain flavor of Celestial Seasonings tea only available at a competitor.
With all the free samples they give — from the moment you walk in to the store until you walk out — I guess it makes up for any thing they may not carry. I seem to have found a week’s worth of trial vitamins for the price of nothing. Nice way to find out how well your body will adjust to it, before you spend the $ 5 or more for a small bottle.
Great concept — these natural store pop ups. The downside is it’s too expensive to go every day, and the once in a blue moon trip makes you second guess everything, as the price in gas might not make it worth the price you pay for a sustainable living lifestyle.
All in all, would I go back? Maybe, if I’m passing by it and quickly need to find something for that lactose /​gluten free friend or company.