I love this place, it has become apart of my daily routine on my way to work. Food, drinks and…read moreshakes are so so good. & Theresa is the sweetest!

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Great refreshing ice teas and power smoothie. Service was super friendly. Cool place to hang and…read morefelt welcomed. Only thing I with I can see is their menu on line. I will return.

From the owner: A healthy option for people on the go\ Cool vibes, a…read moresocial-media-worthy space, and a prime location in the Historic Downtown Deland. 113 E Rich Ave Deland 32724 We’re all about exceptional customer service and serving up delicious, protein-packed favorites—Protein Shakes, Protein Waffles, Açais Protein Bowls, Protein Mini Donuts, Protein Iced Coffee, and our famous boosted Mega Teas for clean, lasting energy. The perfect spot for breakfast or brunch, and your go-to fuel before or after a great workout. Fuel your body. Support your goals. Feel your best.

We stopped by for the first time today and got some ice cream. They had tons of different flavors…read moreto choose from and everything was decently priced. Inside was clean and quiet, and we sat and talked while we devoured our ice cream. Super tasty! Definitely try the cotton candy flavor or the raspberry. The man who was working was extremely friendly too. Glad we picked this place over dairy queen!

Took my wife here for a treat. We were the second couple in the place, but didn't get greeted upon…read moreentry. They have a lot of flavors, but the scoops were small and cost more than Sweet Treats on 200. The chairs were uncomfortable and the place had hardly anything on the walls to look at. The ice cream tasted good, but we prefer to enjoy the surroundings while we eat.

Never ever again, very desapointed! So expensive and I ask for a chiken cesar bol and there is no…read morechiken at all just very little tiny pieces that I can count with only one hand fingers, the coffe smothie was no good neither, and the sides are no sense to mee!‍ I rather to go to Wawa next time for sure!‍

Each time I've been here, the workers have been very friendly. I always order the same things--the…read moreThai wrap and a Blimey Limey. Both things are incredibly fresh. The store has been clean each time I've been there. It's a good place for wholesome food. I'm glad this restaurant made it to Ocala.

Walking into Earth Origins in Ocala feels less like entering a grocery store and more like stepping…read moreback into my childhood. Long before Whole Foods existed... before wellness influencers... before every grocery store suddenly discovered "organic"... my parents owned health food stores in California and New York during the 1970s and 80s, back when most Americans barely understood what a health food store was. I grew up carrying whole wheat, avocado, mayo and sprout sandwiches in my lunchbox when other kids had processed snacks and white bread. My mother was giving health and nutritional talks decades ago and still does to this day. The funny part is the kids at school loved my avocado sprout sandwiches so much that they would trade me their Twinkies for them. Twinkies were absolutely a no-no in our household, which of course made them feel like pure treasure whenever I could get my hands on one... even though I knew they were terrible for me. Healthy living wasn't a trend in our household. It was simply the way we lived. And contrary to what people think now, this knowledge is not new. Ancient cultures understood the connection between food, health, longevity and lifestyle long before modern America rediscovered it and turned it into branding. Tibet is a perfect example. Entire cultures have understood preventative wellness and intentional living for centuries. Back then, health food stores were different. They were deeply personal places. Independent. Passion-driven. Families built them around education, community, and a genuine belief in helping people live healthier lives. Then the industry began to change. During the 1980s and 90s, large corporations started buying up independent health food stores across America. Chains like GNC expanded aggressively through acquisitions, converting many small family-owned stores into standardized retail locations. In fact, GNC actually bought one of my parents' stores years ago and turned it into a GNC. Later, companies like Whole Foods, Vitamin Shoppe, and major investment groups helped transform what had once been deeply local, community-driven businesses into national chains built around scale, branding, and mass-market wellness. That's why Earth Origins still feels special to me. It still carries echoes of the old Mother Earth health food store that once existed here in Ocala. The scent in the air... the supplement aisles... the atmosphere... even the energy of the store instantly brought me back to childhood memories of standing inside my parents' stores decades ago. There's something comforting about walking into a place that still feels connected to the original spirit of the health food movement before it became mainstream. For me, Earth Origins doesn't just feel like shopping. It feels like home.

I was meaning to stop here for months after moving to the area and finally made myself go during an…read moreerrand run. I have been here several times over the years. I have shopped here so specific items and also just to browse. Since we do not have a Whole Foods or Fresh Market, and Sprouts is on the other side of town, Earth Origins is the next best thing. I have been exploring plant based products for the last couple of years and attempting the more holistic route so Earth Origins definitely assists with that. I will say, the prices are astronomical for many products but reasonable for other products. The produce department is super small, with only organic options, and not many options for vegetables or fruits. They have a small salad bar, which is measured by the pound. There is also a hot soup bar, with I think 2 options but they close that early-maybe around 5pm? There is also a deli/ seafood/ sushi counter where you can purchase a la carte items, with premade options already packaged for grab and go. They also have ramen you can order! Next is a bulk area with a huge selection of nuts, coffee, seeds, legumes, snacks, etc. I finally purchased some during my last visit. I was a little slow in figuring it out. You put the items in a bag, then tie it with a wire tag, then write the UPC code # on the tag so the cashier can type it in. There is also fresh nut butters and honey and pastries in the same area. There are aisles of dry goods, supplements, vitamins, personal care, snacks, beverages, and treats. There is also a small wine section, with a lot of local wines. Lined up against the back of the store and the last aisle are refrigerated and freezer items. I always purchase items in the area! If you join their membership, you receive special deals daily. If you bring your own bags, you receive a 5 cent discount.

The food was good, the staff was great, and the ambiance is cozy. My husband and I checked this…read moreplace out when passing through. I tried the soup of the day which was Thai coconut curry and the vegetable garden wrap. The soup was very good and I was happy to hear it was vegan. The wrap was missing a plant-based protein but still good. The iced oat milk latte was delicious. My husband had a southwest chicken wrap and he said it was really good and he liked it. For a place called the Garden, I was surprised to only see one vegan meal. Also no menu annotations for V, VG, or GF. This place was good but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Limited options for me. I tried the smashed chic, but it was bland for me. Next time I go I'll try…read moresome other options like the smoothies. Nice little spot and good service.

We had been wanting to try this place since moving here. It's less than a mile from our house, and…read morethe Google photos made it look incredible. Smoothies, açaí bowls, premade meals, the whole package. I walked in with expectations, which was my first mistake. The ordering area is extremely small. There's barely enough space to stand, let alone browse or get oriented. Instead of overhead menus, you're expected to quickly flip through laminated menus kept in bins, mark your order on a sheet with a marker, and hand it to the cashier. There are no visible menus for the premade meals at all. The setup feels rushed and unintuitive, especially for first-time customers. There is virtually no seating. The few available seats were occupied by employees during our visit, which made the space feel even less welcoming. Another customer walked in while we were there and appeared just as confused about how to order, and unfortunately didn't receive much guidance. Functionality-wise, I'd rate the experience a 2/10. The space is overwhelming, poorly laid out, and not customer-friendly unless you already know the system. The food itself was good. The açaí bowl was a 7/10, but because ordering felt stressful, I didn't customize it and ordered it as-is, which I now regret. This café seems best suited for people who already frequent the gym next door and are familiar with the process. For anyone new, busy, or just stopping in casually, it's not an easy or comfortable experience. I truly wanted to love this place, and there's potential here, but the layout, lack of clear menus, and overall flow work against it.

Run here! Stumbled across this place when running some errands and so glad I did. I was greeted…read moreby a gentle giant - their German Shepherd and he had a tie on (of course because best foot forward). Caffeine + smoothie bowls + a lovable fur baby = sold. The coffee is great and they have non dairy friendly options. The smoothie bowls are delicious and you can get really any combination you're looking for. Being attached to a fitness facility, they also have supplements, shirts, healthy meal prep, smoothies, etc. The staff/owners are wonderful. Not a great place to sit and work just as a heads up. There aren't really any outlets and only a few tables, but that's fine! Don't think thats the crowd they're catering to anyway. I will definitely stop by when I'm here visiting family or for work.