They have everything you didn't know existed! I love their bulk spices--much fresher and less expensive than the standard brand name found elsewhere. Lots of options for bulk products, like grains, nuts and dried fruits. read more

We come shop here at least once a week. A few things we normally purchase are kombuchas, brazil nuts, alternative coffee, soap-making products, yogurt making products, specialty grains to make breads at home and my favourite Mineral Fusion make up! I have been ordering mine online for years and I'm so happy they now carry it here! I've only been able to find it in store at Whole Foods locations in the larger cities. Totally saves me shipping and handling fees while getting other goodies for the home. The supplements are great here, I am able to find things here that I can't necessarily find anywhere else in town. I do wish they had an ice cream machine here like they do at the Kennewick store, but whatevs..... I'll live. read more

Highlands Organic Market - North American Herb & Spice Wild Oregano - Health Markets Near Me - Richland, Washington

Amazing service, great selection of whole foods and health items, workers always ask if you need help finding anything. I needed raw milk for my son as it's the only thing he can have allergy-wise and is weaning. I couldn't get there until right at closing - they let me in when I called ahead, absolute life-savers and very kind. read more

Ok, we live in the boonies known as the Tri-Cities. With that said, if there's a health food store here, you have to give it some props. I mean we are in a land of chain restaurants and grocery stores. So you have to give some love to the "little man" sometimes. Yes, if this store was in a bigger city, it would probably not fare well, but in the Tri-Cities, I'd have to say its a decent option. I've been here a few times. The other day, I did a quick scan of their food selection. And they have quite a bit of items you just can't find at other stores. They have quite a bit of bulk food. Additionally, they also sell some dried fruit/veggies from another local health food company (Highland Health Foods in Kennewick)--I bought some vegetable chips. Overall, if you want to go to a place with some hard to find ethnic food, healthy alternatives, or fare other than that which would be found at a chain grocery, then Richland Health Foods is a good option. My only qualm with this shop is that it closes fairly early. read more

So happy I walked into this store. I found everything I was looking for to make organic muesli in one stop.

They've impressively had almost every weird thing I've needed. Such as: Dulse Spirulina Chlorophyll Kefir Barley grass extract powder Perfect bars Udo's Oil Collagen Witch hazel Oil of oregano Other natural oils Teff Manuka honey They know their stuff! There are very few items they don't have. read more

This is a great little store. Everyone in the store is very nice and they remember who you are. They don't have as big a selection as their Highlands store (Richland's store is much smaller), but I'm usually able to find what I need. In the last year, their gluten-free section has significantly improved, both in mixes, dry goods, AND frozen options. In particular, I'm really excited they started carrying the Kinnickinnick and Namaste brands. The other new item they started carrying this year was milk from Eire Farms in Connell. 1%, 2%, whole, and raw. Yay for raw milk!!! They also carry a couple varieties of raw cheeses. read more

I hope they are able to make changes as an employee of the store msged me and said. It is likely hard to have a nicer looking place as its in a cement strip mall ish place. The windows likely need blinds or cover because of the sun. I decided to up it because they wrote to me nicely and I thought about how hard it would be to have their business in the city. It is hot there and so covering the wondows is a need sometimes. I hope they do well. read more

The selection of fresh foods like produce, meat, and dairy, is almost non-existent. Seems fine for pre-packaged goods, but if you're expecting a full grocery store, this won't do. read more

This place is a great resource in the Tri-Cities. Trying to cook more Mediterranean and Indian food and you can find numerous special spices and ingredients here. Bulgur, tahini, dates, figs, etc. I can call here and get answers quickly regarding stock and I haven't had any luck calling any grocery store like that. It's Costco, here, and the fruit stands/markets for me. The only head-scratcher is that they're closed on Saturdays... read more

Nice people but way overpriced with a pathetic selection. Let's get a real, complete health food store.

Coming from Cambridge, MA, this isn't a very good natural food store. Since it's one of two in the Tricities and it's close to my house, I still shop there quite frequently. They have a good selection of bulk foods, particularly the variety of flours and pasta types (non-semolina). Their refrigerated section is woefully small and lacks several products that I often get a hankering for. The freezer section is actually larger than the refrigerated sections and contains a lot of sprouted bread products. Be forwarned that this and the Kennewick branch are run by Seventh Day Adventists, so they're closed on Saturdays and their "regular" hours vary seasonally. read more

We recently moved here from Seattle and I visited Richland health foods yesterday. Although I agree the place could stand to be spruced up a little - I was thoroughly impressed with the amount of specialty items they carried. They didn't have some of the more common things that I could find at Fred Meyer, but that's okay, because you can find those common organics just about anywhere these days. They put some of the bigger health food chains to shame with their selection of things I would have had to order online - even living in Seattle. Yay for Richland Health Foods, I will definitely be making this a regular stop in my grocery shopping! read more

I am in Richland WA now: For all of those who commented on the "looks and feel of the place" here is my input. Having lived in Oregon (Ashland where this sort of place was common then) and NYC - where many places are almost exactly like this in look and feel (and most all sell the same products) more or less. I love the look, feel and aroma of the place! They have in the fridge Food Grade H202 at many percents (hard to find but NO mercury as with the "brown bottle) search Dr. Majid Ali and Oxygen therapies for how to use (I introduced this to Majid Ali and he does brilliant research on it's many therapies along with other sources). read more

I love coming here. Don't be fooled by the hole-in-the-wall storefront. It is a little faded, could use a bit of updating, but their stock is amazing. It's definitely not a place to get all your groceries, but it has certain specialty items that are really hard to find outside of a dang Whole Foods -- and considering the nearest Whole Foods is hours away, I'm not going to knock this place for any slight imperfections. read more

It's pretty old and run down, and the hours are weird, for religious reasons. That said, having a holistic store in Tri Cities, you take what you can get. Most of the employees seem to not hate their jobs. Most know what they are talking about. But I can't shake the feeling when I'm in here, that Ive reached 1.21 jigawatts, and jumped back in time to 1984. read more

What a quality selection!! If you are looking for the truest health foods this is a store you want to go to regularly. I just moved here and I feel so relieved to find somebody that sells this quality of food, tea, supplements, etc. And Mikayla (sp?) was so unbelievably helpful, knowledgeable and detailed. This totally made my day! Apparently there's a sister store in Kennewick called Kennewick Health Foods. I can't wait to check it out! read more

I was happy to find this store. I saw it and passed it by because I thought it was a storefront supplement type business. A friend recommended it to me so I actually went in and I am glad I did. Yes ,it's not big but it does have a surprising selection of flours, pastas, frozen foods, books etc. When I asked for a particular herb the person there immediately knew what I was talking about which is always a good sign. The prices weren't as expensive as some of the small health food stores prices can be. I am definitely coming back. Btw-I moved from Whatcom county which has a lot of health food stores, co-ops and a Trader Joes. I found this store to be less snobby! read more

I love this place. I having been coming here for over 30 years. Prices are more expensive than the regular grocery store, but they have better quality food. Yes, the decor is dated, but the variety and depth of inventory is unusually large. I have a son who lives in San Diego. There is no equivalent to this store near him. And the prices are much higher for what you can get. The nearest health food store (for him) of this quality is in Loma Linda, a 60 minute drive away. Mike D read more

No thrills, but good selection and price on some items beats major stores in area. For instance, Walden Farms products are cheaper than in Fred Meyer. They often have unadvertised sales, which is nice to discover. They are staffed appropriately, and they're helpful and courteous. No frills with this place, just a good old hometown store. read more

I love this store! I love the employees! It almost always has everything I need or they will find a way to order it. Very helpful and knowledgeable. I have been shopping here for over 4 years now and have never been unsatisfied. read more