Friendly service. Nice selection of natural items.. got a loaf of raisin bread and some water…read more Tempted to get more but we were exhausted. They used paper bags for your purchases. Nice touch

I love the selection but most of all the knowledge of the staff. Greggywah is most helpful, kind…read moreand knowledgeable!

Great hidden gem! Has a great selection of products, very kind staff. Will be returning for sureread more

I went there before Christmas just to revisit because we used to live in the area. It is a small…read morestore consisting of two rooms stocked with foods in refrigerators and on shelves, many supplements, a nice selection of books, snacks, and so on. I think some is from local suppliers. Everything is very clean and nicely arranged. I bought some honey, natural soaps, and soft beverages for gifts. One thing that has changed from years ago is that they now carry a range of CBD remedies. I'm sure they have many other useful items that I don't remember now. The staff who work there I knew from years back, so I'm sure they know the answers to many questions. Don't be shy to ask. You can bring your own shopping bag(s) as you do at a grocery store.

I have not tried any of the food here that is prepared daily; however, this is by far my favorite…read moreplace to shop for any goods I need in the area. Their selection is rather vast and everything is displayed with a reasonable price. Stopping in is always a pleasure, not just for things I always want and need, but also for new products they put out. And everyone you can encounter there is friendly and ready to help.

Nice place with nice people :)…read more I got a Miso Ramen cup ($2) and an 8oz. bag of Organic Falafel Chips ($5) The prices ranged from a bit steep to great deals. Very nice selection of everything + a little bit of fresh produce! :) Also they had a deli counter with veg options!

Great health food store in Queens. Lots of books, grains, mock meat and beverages for the…read morevegetarian/vegan. Music too! Really friendly staff and nice environment. I will go back!

I've been here before but never got around to writing a review, glad we stopped in recently!…read more I used to think, since it's a Co-Op, it was only for members. But that's changed (or maybe I just misunderstood!), and now anyone can shop here. Prices are a bit higher about $2-$5 more than other grocery stores depending on what you're getting, also know you're supporting a community focused, local business. It's not a huge place, but they've got a solid selection of essentials, and some nice specialty items too. There's even an outdoor area if you want to relax with a snack or a drink. Staff is pleasant, friendly and helpful. They have private parking lot! I'll definitely be back.

I am so excited, to have found this place. Today was my first visit. It's nice and clean, they have…read moregreat grocery selections, they also have pre-prepared foods, all my favorite staples. It's a bit of a drive for me, but worth it. The staff were so pleasant, kind, and patient. I have a disability, and Richard took his time to explain everything to me. You can just go in and shop, or you can join the co-op. I joined, there are a lot of benefits, including discounts, events, they want to hear from you, and suggestions. It's in the South Wedge. A great neighborhood, and it's decorated outside and has some amazing murals so you can't miss it. I wish I had thought to take pictures. Will do it next time. Bring your own bags. Parking was easy. The aisles are nice and wide. They have small baskets that roll, making it really easy for someone with disabilities to shop. Their meat section is all frozen, which is fine. I bought frozen wild salmon. They have a big sausage section, with some delicious sounding ingredients. I will have to get some next time.

Tofu variations-amazing and delicious flavors for every palate. Freshness galore. If there is…read moresomething you have struggled to find elsewhere~take a peek into this hidden gem. It doesn't look like it could possibly store all of the fabulous finds, however these photos only captured a glimpse. If you are intrigued by by the out of the ordinary, or prefer the extraordinary....this is a must drive to make. So pack up your family,significant other, or yes even your furry fur ball and make this a weekend destination. There are SO many fabulous and sweet finds to be had in Ithaca,NY. The Greenstar Grocery Co-Op houses some if the finest. Let your nose be your guide and make sure to check out theIthaca's Farmer's Market too.

I am a definite fan of GreenStars. This GreenStar is definitely much smaller than the other one in…read moreIthaca, NY. However, if you are in the area, it has a nice selection of things from the bigger store. I recommend the vegan lo mein from the fridge section!

Great value for your money. Incredible variety, very…read morereasonable prices. You cannot lose!

The prices are very reasonable, staff is friendly and knowledgeable. We've been coming here for…read moreyears and the variety of plants and trees are always expanding. Overall the plants purchased here are healthy and survive replanting in the garden . A+

Best source for affordable and often hard-to-find organic items-- some exotic items (like artisan…read morecheeses, grass-fed beef) and some that are both. Vegan, kosher, vegetarian options abound. You place your order online & pay automatically when your order places, you can read reviews of particular items, and we pick our stuff up once a week at the back of the Methodist church on Main St. The people who work are incredibly gentle and nice. It makes shopping fun and lowers my food bills. Join an open split and get even better prices on certain bulk items. I actually look FORWARD to my weekly shopping and am constantly finding new items to try. Best dried cherries? Right here.. Creamiest cream-cheese style farmer's cheese? Ditto. From soup to nuts (literally).

I've been coming here on and off for a while. When I had an Amazon Prime membership, the discounts…read moremade the visits feel worthwhile. Since canceling it, I find myself coming much less often. I used to stop in on Fridays for the oyster deal, specialty butters, and hard-to-find items like Dufour Puff Pastry, but prices have definitely gone up. I was genuinely excited when this place first opened, but now nothing really stands out enough to make it a regular stop. The store is on the smaller side, and there are things I wish they carried. Parking is fine, but the entrance layout can be a little awkward.

Fancy produce at a fancy price. I t go ight wegmans prices were bad, but these are far worse…read more Their produce is beautiful, do get me wrong, but I'm not willing to pay those prices. Also, they have a lovely hot food bar also available at atrocious pricing. And the cakes are beautiful. But not in my process range! Overall very clean store.

Aldi is always a great place to shop, and this location is no different! The parking lot (if a bit…read moresmall for the amount of business they do) is well maintained. The aisles are clean and well stocked. They have a good variety of products. Some things you would not expect to see! For example I have seen dairy free cheese shreds, gluten free crackers, and 647 bread (which is a brand I can usually only find at Wegmans). Their prices of course are one of the best things about shopping here - lately I've been keeping an eye on the ridiculous up and down of things like eggs, and Aldi is almost always the cheapest place to buy them. Employees here are friendly and helpful. If you haven't been to an Aldi store yet then I would highly recommend, and if you have and already know what to expect, this location will not let you down!

The blatant ageist profiling and disrespect from the employees in ridiculous and not worth the…read moretrouble of shopping there. If someone who doesn't look older uses self checkout the cashier named Rebecca (shown below with manager Devon) will use her ageist profiling and accuse them of stealing which I witnessed first hand today. Today I witnessed Rebecca stop working her own register (which was loaded with people) to stare at and watch a customer at self checkout. She then proceeded to ask the customer if they scanned their items, ultimately accusing them of stealing. When the customer responds "Yes would you like to come check?" The cashier, Rebecca, declined to check. When the customer was done shopping and went to their car Devon the manager came out claiming Rebecca had sent him and claimed a customer was yelling in her face. Devon waited for the customer to return their cart and then proceeded to go to the customers car and attempted to intimidate the customer. The fact the employees made such a scary experience for someone and then acted like some sort of body guard when the customer was clearly open and willing to have Rebecca come check just shows how this cult of an Aldi functions. I also witnessed several older generation customers using self check out. All of which were not asked if they scanned their items as Rebecca targeted a young adult just trying to do his job and then sent her manager to attack him in the parking lot when she was unsatisfied with her own bullying. I've shopped here a few times as an Instacart Delivery Employee and have not had a problem with this store until today. Employees make or break the experience I guess. Side note: as always with Aldi they have one person working the register with a line of 20people