Nature's Oasis is a cute little counter service cafe along with a grocery. The grocery highlights…read morelocal items. I enjoy browsing in the grocery while they prepare my order. They have a large menu for breakfast and lunch. The menu includes many vegan items. The vegan item up charge is very minimal compared to other places I have been. I would recommend the breakfast Sammy. We had both the vegan option and non vegan option at our table and they were very good. The sandwich is totally customizable. The staff were very friendly and helpful. As with many Lakewood establishments you do have to park on the street.

Love the vegan options. Coffee was good as well. I would give five stars, but every time I've come…read morehere lately, there is always country music playing, and it kind of ruins the vibe. Would be nice to have other music selections.

Fun location with happy and vibrant workers. The lighting and flow of this store is welcoming and…read morepleasant. I didn't feel rushed to get out of the store, or feel like it was a hassle/chore being inside. The workers were in good spirits on vibing with the atmosphere. The bakery and meat market was great. I couldnt ask for a better layout, where some Whole Food locations have the bakery and the breads in separate areas, this one had all breads, tortillas, deli, and meats in one area (PERFECT).

Always a favorite, the employees are too nice, the.bakery and seafood counters are overflowing, the…read moreAmazon discount store is worth the price of admission and I must admit I love the soup bar to help with meal prep.

A TON OF PHOTOS ARE ATTACHED BELOW TO THIS REVIEW!!…read more After having brunch at the Root Cafe with 2 friends last weekend (on 9 April 2022), we decided to walk around some stores in the area. This CBD store was right across the street (diagonal) so we decided to stop by. All I knew about CBD prior to visiting this store is that it is very safe and may be beneficial in pain management. I am not a smoker or alcohol drinker and I don't plan to be but I've always been curious about what CBD is so it was interesting stopping in to learn more information. It's no secret that medical marijuana is now being used across the Nation to help patients suffering from different ailments and small dosages of marijuana is now legal in some states for recreational use. WHAT IS CBD? -- Per an information sheet, "Cannabidol or CBD is a compound in Cannabis that has medical effects but does not make people feel "stoned" and actually counters some of the effects of THC. The reduced psychoactivity of CBD-rich Cannabis may make it an appealing treatment option for patients seeking anti-inflammatory, anti-pain, anti-anxiety, and/or anti-spasm effects without disconcerting euphoria or lethargy." INSIDE THE STORE -- Very neat and clean. This is a small store in Lakewood but it does the job of presenting all the products in a proficient manner. PRODUCTS -- They sell plenty of products from topical creams to help reduce body pains, pet products, CBD tinctures (oil-based), Bath-Bombs with hemp extract, THC products, etc. My friend got some samples of chewable gummies. It has THC and CBG in it with no CBD. Of course, THC is what marijuana has in it so I didn't get it. My friend said after taking one sample, she felt "high" (drowsy, laughable, etc). I got 2 topical cream samples (FREE) which you are supposed to apply on your body anywhere you feel pain. It has THC in it. I applied it on my lower back area and it applied smoothly. I didn't feel much of a difference it it reducing my pain though. I then bought 2 small CBD powder mixes ($2 each) called hemp supplement. The point is to mix it with a glass of water. I got the orange mango and cucumber yuzo flavours. So far, I've tried the Orange Mango and diluted it with a glass of water. It tasted alright. I was hoping to taste more of an orango/mango flavour but that was not the case (haha). CBD vs. MARIJUANA -- "Although both are from the same plant species called Cannabis, they are 2 very distinct plants that differ in genetics, cultivation, and chemical process. Hemp is cultivated for many things including: rope, fabric, food, CBD extracts, etc. Marijuana is cultivated to yield high levels of THC. Hemp has very low levels of THC (defined as 0.3% and under) and has no intoxicating properties, where marijuana can contain levels that exceed 20%." So, if you want to stay "HEALTHY NOT HIGH" then stop by this store today. They have organic products as well. **** - 44/150 total reviews in 2022 - 522 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 16 April 2022

Great service. Very helpful and informative. I forget a lot of the details about the differences in…read moreCBD products every time I go in, but they were patient and professional in finding me a tincture that suited my needs and budget.

Very knowledgeable host. Quality products. So friendly and…read morehelpful for any questions you may have.

Stopped by today because I was next door. Cute little local business selling supplements, etc. Stop…read moreby if you have a chance. Great customer service and very welcoming.

The array of spices and sauces is mind-boggling. The salesperson was not. It took over 2 minutes…read moreto get attention, and then it was a friend of hers who stopped in to eat his lunch in the stall. Finally, she deigned to assist me; well, she got out what I wanted to buy, charged me twenty bucks and gave me a free can of chopped potatoes. ???? Anyway, the spice blends are delicious. When I tried to go to the company website, I got an Asian gambling site. I tried inputting the address in many ways, but it always bounced to the Thai King88Bet site. I think they also had some carry-out foods, but as we were just visiting Cleveland, I did not investigate.

This woman is amazing! No matter what I'm looking for she has it. From achiote paste to fish sauce…read moreto gochujang... then I asked if she had Thai peanut sauce. Of course she did. When I came home I realized her picture was on the bottle. She made the sauce! And it was amazing! It's always fun at west side market but I make a point of visiting her every single time. Well done Narrin!

I so appreciate when I go to a restaurant that allows me to control what goes in my smoothie or…read morejuice. I don't like added sugars in my smoothies or juices, and that includes other juices, like apple juice. When a place is willing to modify or omit ingredients to fit my preference, it's like walking into a little juice or smoothie heaven. I also appreciate the wide variety of menu options. Their hummus is very tasty and makes a great side. Sometimes at restaurants I feel like the hummus is bland and a bit of a throwaway. But here it's absolutely worth getting. The service is quick and convenient. There's also parking in the back. The vibe is very cute and on a sunny day. It's lovely to sit by the front windows or out on the patio if the weather is nice enough. All in all, definitely a recommendation if you're in the area.

I've lived everything I've gotten here. Every smoothie and baked good is always fresh and…read moredelicious. And the pizza is so unique and satisfying. I was skeptical at first, pizza with a pita crust? But I was sold after the first bite! The place of always clean and bright and staff are always friendly.

There is nothing bad you can say about Aldis. Everyone knows that! The prices speak for themselves…read moreand the quality of the items is phenomenal. I wish them much success! Very good company! A+

It would be great if the Lakewood location would provide bike racks for their customers. I hope…read morethey will consider this request. Thanks!

Terrible business. Their security guard was like giving haircuts when I was there, the guy behind…read morehte counter was playing Playstation. Worst place you could pick. Worst place.

Great business, great service. A lot of very nice options,…read morefrom vapes to flower. Staff was very knowledgeable and friendly.

Aldis is the recommended place to go if you want to get in and out quickly. They are usually…read morestocked well. And organized. The close out aisle isn't as organized. But that's to be expected when people go through things with no care who has to clean it up. Aldis self checkout is great. I can get in and out and not worry about anything. This location is near other stores as well. Makes life easier.

The store is very clean and fresh looking…read more They have many items that I did not realize other locations have. The girls at the register were very nice. I like all the self check out stations to get in and out faster.

Everytime I come here the workers are beyond friendly, feels like family except they're more…read morepositive at WPN. They're shakes are always amazing. The vibe is pretty street and the customers arre all easy to talk to. Clean facility, convenient location!

I was SO excited to stumble upon the "Nutrition" chain and landed on West Park because it was…read moreclose. I was excited to see the curbside option because I am still wary of going in establishments given the unpredictability with the pandemic. I will say my excitement went down with each leg of the experience and I will tell you why. The first thing I noticed was no prices or ingredients on the menu. I didn't think *too* much of this upfront because I expect a nutrient focused product to be more pricy then say a tea at a local chain. I was bothered by the lack of listed ingredients. I think they rely on the look of their product on instagram. They will post a delicious looking shake, call it half-baked, and rely on your mind wandering to delicious treats by the same name. When I seek something health conscious, the first thing. I look at is the ingredients. I did throw this out the window, though, and decided to try tea anyway because it was a super hot day. I called to place my order, like it says online, and someone answered the phone and said "hello?". No "West Park Nutrition" no "How can I help you?" nothing. This threw me off because I thought I called the wrong number. I said I wanted to place an order and she simply said "text me and I'll get it ready for you". Red flag number two, but I simply attributed this to being more of a young, new school kind of place. I texted my order and then texted the same number when I arrived. For all other curbside experiences I've done in the last few months you notify them when you get there. I got a response after about 5 minutes that said "did you come in? by the way, we don't have one of the flavors you ordered". This is a big red flag number three for me because I would not have ordered if I knew I had to go inside. I assumed curbside and carry out meant that curbside orders were brought out to you. Nevertheless, I went inside to follow through with my order. I adjusted my flavor and worked with the guy behind the counter who was very nice. He was apologetic about the miscommunication between flavors that were in stock and I assured him it was no big deal. He handed over my teas (I ordered 2 large teas) and I found out at check out that my total was almost $20. I will say I can't imagine any other instance where I would pay this much for 2 teas, let alone ones where I didn't know the ingredients. Our teas were tasty enough, but they were almost reminiscent of a pre-work out kind of taste. While those can ne "tasty" for a pre work out, they aren't something I sip on for enjoyment. I drink aloe daily, and that's not the flavor I was picking up. I wanted to love this place, and I may return in the future, but definitely not at this location. It was unclear if you order tea as a pair to a shake, or if they are priced separately. If they come together as a package, I was not advised of that when I ordered or when I said I had never been in before. The whole process was confusing, disjointed, and way over priced in my opinion. If you are looking for a potentially "healthier" option to like a traditional shake, this may be your place. It's hard to say given the lack of ingredients. I would say don't be drawn in by social media and the promise of curbside like I was. Go in, ask questions, and get the information before you go through with an order. I would do that differently knowing what I know now!