The guy working here told me niacin and niacinamide was the same thing. It is NOT the same thing. I…read morenearly ended up I. The hospital!! He gave me my money back but he didn't seem to give a hoot for the damage he did to me. He was too busy fact checking me. Never going there again for sure. Vitamin Shoppe y'all.

Not that this matters because I don't think things change when people write reviews about retail…read morebusinesses. I pulled up to GNC in very cold weather only to find a sign that says be back in 15 minutes. So I wait 15 minutes and an elderly lady came back from Winn-Dixie and says wow, I came almost 45 minutes ago and the sign said 15 minutes and it still says 15 minutes. Not sure what's going on but that Has to be addressed. I'm picking up supplements for my family and now I have to go another day because I have to go to work. Things are already expensive. I should have used Amazon instead. So it will not let me post another review because I posted one yesterday so I came back to the store for 10 o'clock because the store says they open at 10 o'clock in the morning. It's freezing cold and I'm trying to pick up supplements for me, and my family and , I'm waiting outside for 10 minutes and they are still not open. This will be the last time that I come to the store. I guess owners of the store don't care. If I owned this business or any other business, I would like to know why my store is not open when it's supposed to be open.

Rating: 8/10 This…read morestore is located off of Canal Street and is easy to find. The offerings are plenty and they also have metaphysical items as well. I ended up buying a few herbs (approx $5 each) and incense. I really liked this store, I do wish they had more apothecary items. They do have lots of herbal products and a smoke shop too.

Good vibes at the herb/spiritual shop. Great place to pop in on a hot summer day. And the herbal…read morebeverages really lifted my spirits for a ride around town!!

1st experience was today...Mrs. Daisy was overly caring along with being very informative…read more Entire staff was pleasant & made you feel confortable. Relaxing environment. S.Leon

I've been visiting The Remedy Room since about 2017 when they still had an Uptown location. I live…read morewith chronic pain and illness, but when things get really bad, I find relief here. Daisy is full of helpful health knowledge and is an expert at finding a solid stick. I have had several versions of the infusions depending on my symptoms, and I always walk out feeling like a million bucks.

I really love getting my produce from here! They usually have the same produce as the Farmer's…read moreMarkets but I'm never available during FM hrs so it works great for me us! They also do Market Match here and have a good bulk good section. If you become a member you get some great deals on products. Some things aren't worth getting here because the price increase. My son loves their sushi!

It's been thirteen years since I've reviewed the New Orleans Food Co-Op and I've really grown to…read morelove it so I believe an update is due. It's conveniently located for me, as in walking distance, and you can't beat that for picking up essentials. Anything to save myself a car ride! While their selection isn't always robust as far as produce goes, they have far more locally- grown items than Whole Foods. I think they strive to offer as much local as possible, whereas these days WF does not, so kudos to them for that. I don't want my tomatoes from Mexico if they are in season here. That said, you may not find everything you're looking for as the selection varies, but I can always count on finding an organic baked potato and I'm not going to find that at Robert's, the neighborhood supermarket. I used to think pricing was super high here, but I no longer feel that way. In fact, they are often cheaper than Robert's, as it seems like they are just pricing for tourists looking to stock their vacation rentals. They have a good selection of vegan items, even locally-made cheeses and meats, in addition to the commercial brands. And if you hit it at the right time, there's locally-made vegan baked goods, too. They have a modest wine and beer selection but still convenient if you need it. I think the neighborhood should support the Food Co-op. When it first opened, there was all this strange begrudgement around it, "we wanted a real supermarket," but when that so-called "real" supermarket opened it was a bit of an eye-opener for most of us ($7 for OJ five years ago was unheard of, but of course most of us wouldn't bat an eye in this economy).

Hopefully it is always a good place to go. They're a little high price but you get sometimes it's…read morebetter quality food fresh food. The workers are nice and friendly. That's why I have my Amazon pick up joint so I'm there a lot. They got great deals when you get buy one get 150% off on meat Sushi and silver other items in the store. You just gotta watch if you get a little bit of extra money do you want quality food? This is where you go. The store is nice and fun to shop.

Zero stars. Shut this disgusting location down. "Hot" bar is full of room temperature food; it's…read moreliterally a food poisoning buffet. I'm convinced the workers here are too dumb to understand basic science because this has been reported many times by many people and nothing has changed. Soup bar full of empty tureens with the dregs of left over soup in the bottom (this is at 5pm on a cold day). We grabbed pizza thinking that'd be the safer choice. Nope. Pizza was greasy as hell, also room temp, and covered in coagulated cheese. Even the woman checking us out was unpleasant. This is why New Orleans sucks tbh. Why can't people here even keep the basics of a supermarket operating correctly? Why are the suburbs not having this problem. Who the fuck is in charge over here?