This is a vegan food market located in the basement of the Ching Ter Maitreya buddhist temple. It…read moreis 100% volunteer run as a fundraising ministry of the temple. The staff was very friendly on a busy day during the vegan food pop up festival. For such a small space, the diversity of products they stock is amazing. They have frozen foods, candies and chocolate, snacks, baking goods, non dairy milk products, and much more. It also looks like they do periodic special events. They were advertising for a vegan ice cream social in August.

It's All Natural is a good locally owned natural store with more unusual items. It's kind of a…read moresmall store but it has things you won't find in Whole Foods. They have lots of local products. It's not a big corporation filled with things from way across the country. They also have lots of vegan items you can't find. I like the local shops like this. It's easier to find things because you won't have to wander around this big market. There's lots of natural care products like shampoo. It's got more of the newer things that haven't come to other bigger stores which makes this good to come to if you need something that's hard to find. They have many vegan products. It seriously has many you would never think would exist. The service is better than any of the big box stores so that's another reason to choose it. I would go to It's All Natural to get some more hard to find stuff. It's got some friendly and helpful employees. They aren't a big store but they have lots of things you won't find in bigger and less friendly big box stores.

Great service and very friendly staff. The coffee is wonderful too! We use this place for our…read moreweekly mens' group. Lots of space and we tend to make new friends with the other patrons.

I visited Choffeys for the first time a week ago on…read moreSaturday morning to meet up with some new friends. I had a great chat with the friendly barista who made me a great vanilla latte. I enjoyed that quiet atmosphere and would definitely come back again.!!!

I visit weekly ...roughly 20 minutes out of my way. It's that good. Wish they deliveredread more

I love raw juices and I finally got to try this juice spot! Located on Market St, don't be fooled…read moreif you can't find an entrance if you come directly from the parking lot. It shares an entrance with the gallery. Large menu with so many options. I decided to try 1 from each category, smoothie, raw juice, and snack. I went with the Something Pink which is considered a deluxe smoothie (protein maybe?). Nice and refreshing. I chose the Tropical Ohio for a raw pressed juice. It had a fresh taste and the mint wasn't at all overwhelming. Comes in a glass bottle which is always a nice touch. Last I got the Almond Joy protein snack. It tastes just like the candy and is a great workout treat. Very limited space inside and outside of the shop. I would recommend ordering ahead when possible because the ordering space can only fit three people tops. The gal working was very nice and offered suggestions since I let her know it was my first time. I will definitely be back especially for the raw juices. Tip: If you know you are going to drink the juice same day, they have raw juices expiring same day for 50% off.

Both my parents died at an early age but the memories of my mother's Hungarian cooking lingers on…read more When I learned of Diana's Deli while visiting Columbus, Ohio, I had to visit this Eastern European grocery store. It is small gourmet grocery store that does not waste space. You can't sell empty space. They have an exceptional variety of goods from Eastern European countries like Hungary, Ukraine, Russia, Poland, etc.. Their breads are house made and when being baked fill the store with the most inviting aroma. I purchased some Russian blintzes $10, Hamantaschen (shortbread cookies w/apricot filling) $4 a box, a stick of Odessa sausage $8, a pistachio cheese roll $6, Dworek mushroom soup $4.29 and some black current compote $12.59. The store is kept tidy and clean. It is open 10am-8pm, seven days a week. The clerk on the day that I visited spoke multiple languages as most Europeans do by necessity.

I have been shopping in Diana's store for many years paying $100 or more The service is getting…read moreworse and worse. I had an injury there. The can fell on my toes. I was bleeding and was in pain, I asked if the store had emergency kit, but they didn't though it is requited by the regulations. I am diabetic and I needed to stop blood. Olga offered me to buy peroxide and bandage and charged me with all the groceries. i was hardly driving, i was very upset and in pain Next day I called the manager, and she told me that she will talk to them When I asked them the phone number they told me they can't give his information I will never go to the store any more This way you are losing good customers

Such a great spot to pick up all your favorite allergen friendly items!! If you're looking to…read morediscover new brands, find all your favorites in one place, or some more rare brands - this is your spot! They make a lot of products in house as well. The donuts are amazing and I really appreciate that they are gluten and dairy free!! They aren't made with all the best ingredients, but they are delicious and a fanatic treat that make you feel included. Items are definitely pricey, so I personally stick to buying items I can't get elsewhere/made in house items. There is only one register/donut counter so be prepared to wait on busier days/popular times.

This place is heaven on earth for celiac families!…read more It's a cute little market and bakery with fully stocked shelves, fridges and freezers. And just like the name says, everything is fully gluten-free! I will admit I was skeptical at first. Some GF baked goods just don't hold up to our picky celiac teen's tastes. But we fully LOVED everything we got from here! The take & bake cinnamon rolls were honestly as good as Cinnabon. We are obsessed. And the tres leches cake was also the bomb! We also got some GF candy for kiddo's Christmas stocking, some fancy Italian pasta and a couple of their freshly baked Bosco sticks (cheesy breadsticks). So good! The one caveat is that this place is pretty pricey - but that tracks with GF foods in general. And the quality here makes it all worthwhile.

Came across Sunny Sips at the Worthington Farmer's Market. This was perfect since I need a caffeine…read morefix. They had a crowd which I took as a positive sign. Sunny Sips offers a wide variety of beverages both caffeinated and non caffeinated. There's something for everyone! I'm a sucker for a seasonal offering, so I had to order from it. The Salted Caramel Kettle Corn Latte was a win! Also grabbed a canned matcha latte from the to go cooler so I don't need to worry about my Monday bevy. Friendly crew making the orders and even offered a spin the wheel with a chance to win some prizes! Can't wait to run into Sunny Sips again.

Smores latte with edible chocolate straw(!) was just the boost I needed to fuel a fun day of yoga…read moreclasses. Menu options include smoothies, matcha, and several specialty lattes like Smores, Buckeye and Biscoff. I loved the alternate milk choices and that lattes could be made iced. You can find them at several of the local farmers markets, including Grandview and Worthington.

Nutrition Forum recently moved north on Sawmill. The new store is a bit smaller than the previous,…read morebut has easier access. This is the typical sports nutrition store. It's nothing like a Vitamin Shoppe that has everything under the sun. NF has a limited number and brands of supplements, protein powders, and natural performance enhancers. They did happen to have my favorite protein powder in stock. I was thrilled to find 2 canisters of the discontinued brand. They gave me discount of 10%, which was nice, but it was still a lot pricier than my e-bay purchase. Guess you really can't compare the two. They are very friendly and not at all intimidating as some bodybuilders can be. In fact, they treated me (a women who is fit, but certainly not stacked) like one of their own. Thanks for that! Apparently they will match prices, but I haven't had the need or information to ask. Living in Grandview, I didn't see anything special enough to motivate me to make the drive. If I'm in the area, I will totally stop in, see what's on sale and pick up a Turbo Tea or something.

My husband & I love coffee, and visit a lot of coffee shops. This is our favorite so far! Great…read morecustomer service as well

Best place to get coffee and refreshment. Excellent variety of flavors for yours drinks. Staff is…read moreextremely friendly and welcoming. And it's located in an area of Ohio where there isn't many option for food or entertainment. This coffee shop has beautiful scenery to look at and enjoy as you relax indoors and outdoors. Not to mention there is golf and an excellent barbecue diner there as well! Highly recommend to coffee lovers and sight seekers alike!