My family has been shopping at Rick's store since it first came to London. He and his wife are…read morepersonable business owners that are involved in and supportive to the community. I live stateside now, but always make a point of going with my parents to get a loaf of hard dough bread and stock up on patties and bammy when I am in town. He caters to the West Indian clients but also has Chinese, some African, and Mexican too. I always find what I'm looking for and then some. I love shopping there.

This is a small West Indian grocery store, I believe the only one in London, Ontario. It's great…read moreto find West Indian ingredients here like scotch bonnet peppers, breadfruit, cassareep, cow heel, salted pig tail, shadon beni, goat meat, etc. The owner (Rick) is from Jamaica and is super-friendly.

A tad expensive but the chocolate creations are great. The chocolate covered twinky and brownies…read morewere ok but the chocolate covered pretzels and butter tarts were amazing. If you are a chocoholic, I recommend trying them out.

Their chocolate dipped butter tarts are pretty good. If you are a big fan of butter tarts you can…read moreget better ones elsewhere. I do find their prices are a little too high, and their chocolate is just not tasty. There is a peanut place next door that has better chocolate. They have plenty of different types of fudge, and ice cream.

Some (definitely not all) really good dishes; HORRIBLE customer service. They don't respond to…read moree-mails, period. They also just changed their delivery window, expecting you to be available to bring in a huge box at 10pm (and then have to unpack it, as the contents cannot be left unrefrigerated/unfrozen). I also understand that they don't treat their workers very well, based on public-facing reviews by former employees. Sorry, but those three things in combination will never be outweighed some excellent and a ton of meh prepared meals.

I had the best experience with Ketolibriyum. I ordered a selection of baked goods for my…read moregod-daughter at university. They packed them up and delivered them to her dorm. She was delighted. She couldn't believe they're grain, sugar and dairy free. It was a huge hit and it was so easy for me, since I'm in California and couldn't be there. I'll be using them often I'm sure. Special thanks to John and Tanya who were above and beyond helpful.

Just moving my original review here:…read more Booch Organic Kombucha changed my life!! Yes, that sounds like a wild claim as well as an infomercial line but I swear it's true. How it changed my life was by making me aware of Kombucha in the first place. It is an effervescent fermented tea drink and Booch has created the most amazing local & organic brand of it that you can taste the love in every bottle. Their main flavours: Ginger, Greens, Roots, Old Fashioned, Citrus Twist & Raspberry Lemon are great and available around town at different places included Locomotive Espresso, Root Cellar, The Only on King, Purdy Natural etc etc. But where this small batch company really shines is when you can get out to the Covent Garden Market and meet batch master Shannon and her partner in crime Shawn. Every week at market you will find seasonal adventurous flavours that are like new explorations to be had. My favourites so far of those: Lemon Ginger, Just Blueberry, Strawberry Daiquiri, Mulberry Lemon Ginger just to name a few. This week they had Just Peachy and Watermelon Basil too. Now I could go on and talk all about the health benefits of drinking it, how it balances your gut flora and helps your digestive in general but I won't. I will totally leave that to the experts and just tell you this: IT TASTES GOOD!! Because at the end of the day... that's why we buy drinks in the first place. This tastes good and makes you feel good so: bonus. Go get booched!

I love these drinks. So refreshing and low in sugar and they are so good for me too. I've tried a…read morefew already and next time I'm going to try the ginger flavour.

Best place to get groceries in London! I appreciate that they stock local produce and the homemade…read moregoods are always so tasty. I know that shopping here is much more ethical than shopping at Valuemart and the staff have always been very kind and welcoming to me!

always very helpful and informative when I have questions about my family's health and dietread more

Located in Citi Plaza on the North Side facing the King and Wellington Entrance, S&H Health has…read morebeen one of my stops for my health food needs. This place is right across the street from Goodlife Fitness, so this is a quick stop to pick up a quick protein bar, protein powder or some pre workout, or if you need any organic items, cold remedies, they have those too! I have been coming to this store for a few years to pick up my stevia sweetener I use in my coffee every morning. The prices are kind of expensive, and they have a pretty good selection of everything, and the two ladies who run the store are very nice. A great place to come for any of your health needs.

While their Market Profile says this business has "friendly and respected staff", that certainly…read morewas not our experience today! At 5pm--with the place all but deserted--my son was taking a photograph near this market kiosk. He had a small tripod. The owner -- Chris Doris -- waited for an opportunity to catch my son alone and rudely told him his taking photos "didn't pay the bills" and that he was "blocking customers." My son has autism and is taking a program at Fanshawe College. It is very sad that this member of the "friendly and respected staff" missed an opportunity to connect with a potential customer. (Ironically, we have purchased produce here since moving to London in August (from Toronto) and I was going to buy some more today). How cowardly to wait until the parent/adult was gone to go in and try and bully a young person. Want to build your business? Want to encourage some community building? How about supporting young people in getting an education? Needless to say I went back and told this guy off. I'll get my produce elsewhere. This person needs to visit St. Lawrence Market in Toronto on a Saturday to get a grip on what "busy" and "blocking customers" might look like.

I stop here on my way home to pick up my pre-cut fruits (pineapple mostly) and veggies…read more(broccoli/cauliflower mix) because I find the prices reasonable ($2.50 for both) and the produce fresh. Sure, it could be more economical to buy the whole fruit or veg -- and you can do that here, of course -- but as a solo and indecisive cook, the pre-cut smaller portions work for me. They have many options in that vein, but also a full and colourful selection of local produce. Fresh herbs, too. Plus many jams, sauces & dry pasta to compliment your shopping. It's the only place in the market I get my fruits & vegetables from.

Clean friendly shop, well stocked with coffees and teas. Nice selection, good quality and…read morereasonable prices. It's become our go to place for fresh ground coffee, especially since the COVID-19 situation has made making our own coffee treats at home necessary.