Great spot for protein powder. Cheaper than buying online. And they give a military discount.read more

For anyone who takes their fitness seriously and is looking for nutritional supplements to achieve…read moretheir goals, I highly recommend Vital Nutrition for your needs. For years, I would depend on the corporate chains such as GNC and Vitamin Shoppe for help on such matters, leading to disappointing results. Luckily, a gym buddy of mine referred Vital Nutrition to me, and I'm happy to say I haven't looked back since. The owners, Chris & Rob, are friendly and (more importantly) knowledgable about the products they have on stock, and will do their absolute best to find the right fit for you. If you are looking to lose those nagging love handles (like I am), Vital Nutrition carries a large selection of fat burners, diuretics, whole food cleansers, and appetite suppressants. Should you want to build some size on those muscles (as I do), their options include protein powders & bars, BCAA's, testosterone boosters, and quality pre and post-workout supplements. Or if you simply want to maintain your healthy lifestyle (...), you can choose from their full line of natural vitamins, heart/liver/kidney support, fish & flaxseed oils, and green superfoods. Personally, no matter which goals I have at the moment, EVERY product they've recommended to me has worked...EVERY PRODUCT. Now if you are on a budget (again, like I am), you'll find their prices as competitive as anything you will find online. Hey, I love their advice and service, but I gots to look out for my wallet, amirite? If you've been a victim of being sold ineffective supplements by a sales representative who promises "this stuff will make you lean/buff/totally and completely healthy" and not getting the results you desired, then please head to Vital Nutrition for the best products and services at competitive prices.

Great customer service as usual. Very good selection, and fair prices. This drink was on saleread more

I really liked the Vitamin Shoppes & used to go there regularly spending at least $200 a visit. I…read morethen found out that their discounts, coupons were only offered to those ordering online. I did call customer svc, probably corporate, pointed out the unfairness several times. Things didn't change so I did. I'm sorry I can't shop there any longer but I feel resentful that spending as much as I do I don't get their discounts. Too many other options in this area who appreciate a customer who spends a nice amount.

Myhusband and I ordered salads from here and they were perfect. The ingredients are fresh and the…read moredressings were tasty. Since it was out first time ordering he also got 3 smoothies to sample. My 4 year old devoured two of them. Safe to say we will be ordering from here again :) A good salad spot is so hard to find, but they make them well at baby olive.

Great prices. Never had an issue. Salads and smoothies are awesome. You definitely can't go wrong…read morehere. Great for dinner, lunch or just a hang out snack. The service is great.

Had the traditional Rainbow Cookies tonight, purchased at a kosher-oriented Giant Supermarket on…read morethe Main Line outside Philadelphia. First time I bought them, a month or so ago, these little multi-colored cakes were great -- moist and flavorful. I would have given them a 4-star (but more if it was more almondy like the marzipan/almond flour they used to be made from traditionally). Today I purchased them again, hoping for that same tasty, moist cake and was very disappointed that A) they were all very much stuck together (but, that could mean they are extra moist) but, alas, despite a sell-by date 13 days (!) away, B) they were much drier and absolutely not worth eating. If you have to have a cup of tea to moisten up your mouth enough to enjoy a dessert, you should replace the dessert. And C) there are unhealthy ingredients that mar the otherwise whole, real ingredients such as red dye 40 and other artificial food colorings where more natural ones would be a much better choice. There is NO almond flour, just extract, which may be why they are so dry. And the jam MAY have fructose (they are vague, and say it COULD) which is an IBS trigger so that and the apple puree mean it's a no-go for people with any gastric conditions who are avoiding fermentable carbs, again where very small changes would make it more universally safe and delicious. There are no layers of parchment or waxed paper to separate the layers and help keep the cakes from sticking. they come in a plastic container that is somewhat sealed tightly, but all plastic is permeable, and all seams are permeable, so... drier cakes. I'm somewhat glad they were a disappointment because, when they are good they are very, very good and I would find them irresistible to buy. Now I know it's hit or miss -- even two weeks ahead of their sell-by date -- so I will more easily give them a pass. I loved this "cookie" as a kid, but it was very much more like moist marzipan then. Now, I've not found them to be anything but dry most of the time as they are almost always sold on open trays, drying out sharing a case with hard cookies, sucking away their moisture. (Except one great bakery I found them fully authentic, fresh, natural food dyes, almond flour... but, in Pittsburgh!) The quality of the dark chocolate which coated the top and bottom, and the fruit jam layered in between is tasty enough, but dry cake layers are a no go. My addiction is ended. Whew. but, somehow, still a little sad. If they shrink-wrapped the entire package, that might help -- especially since the company puts such long shelf life dates on them. Can't imagine how dry they'd be in another week, let alone two!

The last time I tasted chocolate babka like this one I bought at Costco was when I was a kid sixty…read moreyears ago dying all day Yom Kippur for a chance to get my mother's (of blessed memory) coffee cake rolls, one of which was chocolate. I never thought I would find anything close.