Ordered hot choc & chocolate brownie was pretty darn good! Really liked the decor & overall look…read moreof the place, the service was FANTASTIC! I love good service.. Great place to be at

Love this shop! Prices can be a bit steep, but otherwise it's wonderful and I love going there!!!read more

Teas, earthy vitamin supplements bumber stickers, off beat essential oils. Yes begin to see the…read morehope and end to the terrible tales. Ease of the pressure and wander around this store to be amazed at the alternates to chocolates and coffee that are available. There are also different types of ginseng powders to add to hot drinks and groovy energy guarana lollies. Irresistable right? You do have reason to celebrate, especially if you are an incense lover - there are all the top favs and more,in granules not incense sticks. Purifying white sage is available in liquid spray form or dried leaves. I left the store beaming after chatting away to the awesome sales assistance who was very open and welcoming, my top buy would definitely have to be the Blue Lotus petals I will be adding them to tea or wine for a relaxing evening in.

Not sure if I'm reviewing the correct store. The one I went to was on King Street. Delightful…read morelittle health food store. Such a treat to have Paleo options and a large selection of supplements and kombucha and smoothies. An oasis for the weary traveler. Sales people are very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. It is a lot more expensive than in the USA (where I'm from), but a great little selection of gluten free & dairy free foods.

This is the No. 2 pop-up store for the Real Food Projects, and it's in a cosy little shopfront on…read moreEnmore road (not far from Oporto ... oh what a landmark ... big contrast ....) The idea of this project is basically to provide the specialty food producers of Sydney a retail outlet. The emphasis is on sustainable, locally made and locally grown food. Real Food Projects is a community of chefs, artisans, urban farmers, sustainability campaigners, and foragers. Right now they have kitted out the space with gorgeous rustic recycled furniture, have some veggies - e.g. beans, eggplant & corn, and a lot of gorgeous looking things in jars: honey, chutneys, soups, jams, pickles, olive oils, vinegar, cordial, muesli, tea, etc. You can also buy fresh pasta and truffle oil stuff. It's a delightful little shop, though hard to find price tags on the goods, and a little bit of shock when you realise some of the goods are on the pricy side. Totally understandable why they would be, though, so I get it. The vibe is very friendly. It's cash only. Bring your on bag or box. Project 2 is open until the 14th of April 2013, and they're planning Project 3 somewhere else...