Clean, clean-smelling grocery store with great speciality shops, e.g., bakery, meat/poultry/ fish…read moreand hot prepared and made-to-order "deli" sections. Service in all areas was excellent!

I've had strange experiences with service. At the bakery counter I wanted to buy several 'S'mores…read morecupcakes and the unpleasant person who decided to assist me didn't like that I asked for a box that wouldn't mess up the toasted swirl on top of each cupcake. Rather than understand that I wanted to keep the attractiveness in tact, she decided to take exception to my request. Then another employee walking past made some nasty comments about we don't even have those kind of containers. So I pointed them out in a nearby display of baking goods. Then after a lot of sneering and snideness a man came up from behind the counter to gruffly inform me that they are out of those containers and I will have to take they have. The girl knew, because I told her, that I wanted the cupcakes to remain attractive. So as she boxed them up I watched and she made a point of damaging a few. I should have told her shove them! What the hell is not understandable about wanting your carefully decorated baked goods to not get smear in the box?! Why was that so hard to understand? I have a photo of the cupcakes-- the only undamaged one in front. I'm reluctant to make any more purchases because they made it an unpleasant experience for no good reason

This was my first time in here, as I was at the salon across the street. Looked like a cool store…read morewith interesting food and drink items but the cashiers aren't very friendly. Very odd and seemed to be annoyed? Kindness goes a long way. Probably won't be back in unless it's convenient and I'm looking for a quick item or two.

Unfortunately, a few of the cashiers are not happy and rude. It would be nice to walk into this…read morestore with a warm Welcome, Smiling faces and feel it's a HAPPY PLACE. I would buy more if it felt better. I just get my few favorite things and get out. I don't want to be around the low vibration. EnJOYment is the name of the game...

If you want to eat healthy and take a break from cooking order food from Super Natural Foods…read more Presentation lovely and Obviously made with love. Peanut munchies a delicious healthy dessert or just an extra nutritious addition to our lunch

Kari Bernardi makes her food with LOVE. You can taste it and feel it when you eat anything that is…read moremade in her company. She is a master of raw vegan delights that taste great and help you to cultivate health from the inside. When I eat her food, I feel fueled with focused energy. I can feel the difference, Super Natural foods are amazing.

Seaside needed a market where the who's who could visit . A place to see AND to be seen . All one…read morehas to do is walk near this place to see the red carpet rolled out for the wealthiest folks of Seaside California. The real elite visit this place seemingly daily . If your a car fan you simply need to visit the parking lot to take in the large amount of Ferrari 's AMG Mercedes and more . That said they have something for you tech geeks as well. You will quickly notice that every one of the markets clientele possess the latest and greatest in high end smart phone and tablet technology. Ladies ! you haven't been forgotten. You can see the latest Prada Lou Vuitton and so on here ! Next time you leave your 9-5 dog tired and maybe able to take home half of what you made (why are taxes so high here ?) stop in to prime time nutrition for inspiration and to see how California's elite truly live. While you watch the never ending parade of fortunates you will find yourself day dreaming about a day you can see your family before dark . Alas it's but a dream . You must get back to work society's truly elite needs YOU !

Apologize but misread spot description. Thought this was referring to the Monterey Hotel. We had a…read moreSpa gift certificate and finally used it for a couples massage. It was very good. Treated very well. Pricey but the effects were good. The hotel is beautiful. Ate at the Schooner restaurant. Very delicious and the staff were great. Friendly, attentive and made you feel comfortable.

I must admit this store is awesome! Aubrey who helps me…read moreevery time is terrific! I found I can get the cbd cream at 1/3 amount less than the Dr's contact! Plus it's a higher dosage. Then I was able to put together a mini sample kit to see if it could help my sleep. I'm thrilled I found this store and have been back 3 times to purchase more of their products. Of course you can get online however there are samples and sale items that are awesome. Plus if you're like me, we are VERY happy to support local businesses! Thanks for all your help!!

Definitely going back. Had 79 grams of protein with my MaxFit lunch. Great seating options to enjoy…read moreyour lunch and lots of protein options. From drinks, snacks, foods, and supplements. They've got it all.

Trying products this week. Started with 2 different salmon meals. After I enjoyed both I checked…read moreingredients and found both were Atlantic Farm raised. Disappointed. This is problematic and a showstopper. Checking chicken next.

SCW and I stopped into El Cantato while staying in Monterey Bay. This place was a priority for me…read moreas it's all plant based and Mexican. Parking is sparse in front of the restaurant but paid parking is nearby. We entered and wow, the place was busy. Not overwhelming but lots of people in the indoor dining area enjoying their food. The menu is overheard and we decided what we wanted and ordered. The employees were kind and helpful, we probably were the only people that didn't speak Spanish well in the restaurant but that wasn't an issue, SCW got the number 2 combo, I got the mole. Also ordered an appetizer. Seated and waited about 10 minutes and our order came out. Everything was freaking amazing. Such great flavors and so fresh. Even SCW who doesn't necessarily gravitate towards Mexican food made nom nom nom sounds the whole time. The mole was incredible, the best I've ever had. The whole time we were here it was an endless stream of customers, even late lunch hour. SCW was impressed by the contrast stream of people coming in. We even walked around the wharf nearby for a while and drove past again and it was still packed with people. Do yourself a favor and visit El Cantato. I know I will.

This is an amazing Vegan restaurant. I was in the area for the day and found this place. I haven't…read morebeen to many Mexican restaurants with any vegan options let alone a full Vegan menus. It took our party (8 people) a while to decide as we were spoiled with choices. But we had time as it was pretty busy for a Friday around 1. I ended up getting the carne asada nachos and the aqua Fresca that they had that day (mango and watermelon I think). Both were absolutely spectacular. The picture included might not show the best scale but I had 2 others helping me to eat this plate and otherwise I would not have been able to finish it (even as a larger man). The crunchy jalapeños with the chips, beans and guacamole were the perfect balance. As a meat eater, the texture of the faux meat was a touch odd, but the flavor more than made up for it. The staff was helpful and attentive even as they were balancing supporting customers, answer phone orders, and taking regular orders. My wife and will definitely be stopping by here more often!!

This is a great hidden-gem during your travels to Carmel. It is dog and family friendly. There's…read moreplenty of parking. The farm offers organic vegetables, fruits, salad mixes and flowers. They also have a small gift shop. It is beautifully laid out to stroll on the farm and enjoy a light meal. They serve breakfast and lunch. I highly recommend visiting this farm.

$28. Chicken sandwich & 2 cookies. This place is all organic, with products priced fairly for the…read morequality. I ordered the chicken sandwich on their very delicious homemade brioche bun, along with a molasses cookie and a farm stand cookie. Everything was delicious. There always seemed to be a line, so plan accordingly. I arrived at 10:52 hoping to grab a breakfast burrito, but didn't make it to the front of the line until after 11. Even though I could still see breakfast items coming out of the kitchen, there is a firm cutoff. So, if you're arriving close to the transition time, don't count on squeezing in a breakfast order. And to the person who was in front of me in line and ordered the last piece of zucchini bread: consider yourself lucky you weren't tackled from behind. ;-) The stand itself has a little bit of everything: pick-your-own flowers, a grocery store, deli, salad bar, educational walks and talks, and plenty of space for families. It's definitely family-friendly, and while the kids can run a little rampant, the size and atmosphere of the place make it feel more lively than chaotic. One suggestion for the shop is to have a separate line for grocery purchases. After eating, I wanted to do some shopping, but decided I wasn't going to wait another 15 minutes in the food line just to buy a few items. A separate checkout would make the whole experience even better. All in all, it's a very good stop! It's also a dog-friendly facility, so please make sure your dogs are friendly too. During my visit, a couple had two bullmastiffs which are beautiful and big dogs, but unfortunately, those two were having a difficult time around other dogs. Whenever another dog came into view, they would bark aggressively and try to go after them. Since they were tethered to the table, the dog's frustration spilled over and they'd "jaw" at each-other. Having been raised with dogs in the house, I'm a big believer that bringing a dog into a public space comes with the responsibility of making sure those dogs are comfortable and well-socialized enough to handle the environment. In this case, the dogs were overwhelmed, and it made the experience less comfortable for the other dogs, their owners, and everyone in the yard. I certainly don't expect every dog to be perfect, but if a dog is repeatedly reacting aggressively to other dogs, it may be better for everyone to take a break from the public setting. After all, dog-friendly works best when the dogs are friendly too. To dog owners -- please be mindful of how your dogs are behaving in a shared public space. Correcting your dog when necessary is completely understandable, because sometimes a quick reminder is all they need. But if your dog requires ongoing training, discipline, or repeated correction to manage their behavior around other dogs, that's probably better handled in a setting specifically suited for training. Don't let one difficult situation take away from the experience of everyone else including well behaved dogs. And to the shop -- it's okay to step in when necessary. If a dog is repeatedly creating an uncomfortable or unsafe environment for others, asking the owners to remove the dog from the public area is a reasonable thing to do. It helps keep the venue enjoyable for everyone, including the dogs who are behaving themselves.

Cute market in the Hacienda. The chocolate chip cookie here was surprisingly delicious - soft +…read morechewy, which was such a refreshing change from all the unnecessary crispy, gourmet cookies that I've been trying recently. The sandwiches actually looked really good, but sadly didn't have enough stomach space to try one. Loved that they also stocked a ton of different local goods, including Revival ice cream.

Cute little market, gift shop, coffee/tea and sandwich shop. Salads available in the fridge as we…read moreas cookie dough, grass-fed meats, and many other locally curated foods and gifts. Hidden behind the Hacienda Hay and Feed store and part of their event center, it is worth a visit itself. Lots of outdoor seating and parking . Sunny Carmel Valley was perfect to escape a gloomy day in Carmel and Monterey . Check it out!

A family member of mine was recently sucked into the gimmicks provided by this group. This is the…read morebreak down for what you get: For $1500+ they give you: 1. LED's (not lasers) shined on your skin which they call "laser lipo" but it is NOT actually Laser Lipolysis which is actually a different thing (GIMMICK). 2. "herbal supplements to unleash your hypothalamus" for weight loss (GIMMICK). For $0 information that comes from the internet they give you: 1. info on the Keto diet (not a gimmick). 2. Info on how caloric restriction will lead to weight loss (not a gimmick). I can understand how people need these gimmicks to trick themselves into losing weight. But I cannot forgive the vendors of these gimmicks that exploit the ignorance of desperate people to take their hard earned money. They even use pseudo-science words and intermingle real science words to confuse people: saying stuff like "diode technology!" instead of just saying they use LEDs. This is not sustainable or healthy in the long run for the person seeking weight loss. The people that provide these gimmicks make the people trying to lose weight, who often bounce back up in weight after using the gimmick, feel like its their fault for bouncing back (not realizing the gimmick did nothing) which often causes depression and makes their situation worse. Proper education can serve someone struggling with weight loss best. And while the people becoming victims of these gimmicks are worse off, these providers pat themselves in the back, telling themselves that they help people, all the way to the bank.

I normally am not a fan of poor reviews, but I feel that I should definitely chime in on this…read morebusiness. As anyone who has tried to lose weight knows, it is very expensive to join these types of programs. While I didn't mind spending the money, going in with my eyes wide opened, the program seriously lacks any type of structure. Cornerstone advertises no shots, or gimmicks, yet the drops are a gimmick, so I don't think they can say there are no gimmicks. Then, the next "gimmick" is that they put you on this table that allegedly works the fat loose - it just seemed like a lot of smoke and mirrors. Also , I met with Trina ONE TIME on the initial buy in and then you deal with Julia. While Julia is very nice, no one ever explained what her qualifications are. You go in each week to see Julia. Julia weighs you, measures you, and takes your photo. Then she puts you on the gimmick table and that's it. That's it except for the push to buy more products from them. I joined in May. Went on vacation a few weeks later and when I came back I waited for them to call me to get back on the Julia schedule. Of course, that call never came. I feel like Cornerstone Wellness exploits people in their desperation to lose weight and , like lots of things in this world, it's all about the hard sell and the money.