Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed Closed
    Updated 3 months ago

    Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating Photos

    You might also consider

    More like Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating

    Recommended Reviews - Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    3 months ago

    Business owner information

    Photo of Seattle S.

    Seattle S.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    I love the variety of food they offer and the fact that they make losing weight an easier task.

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 1
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating

    You might also consider

    JD Mills Health Food

    JD Mills Health Food

    3.6
    (57 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    I've been going to JD Mills for nearly a decade and I absolutely adore this store! I'm trying hard…read moreto stay away from the chain supplement stores (I'm looking at you Vitamin Shoppe!) and doing my part to support local and so far it's been paying off. They not only sell vitamins and supplements but it's also a small health food grocery store selling a gamut of organic items from fruit and veggies to prepackaged, frozen items. I especially like their grocery store bulk bins where you can purchase dry goods by the pound. The owner, Mr. Dinesh, is friendly and the store manager has always been helpful. Both always greet me when I visit and if I have trouble finding things, they're always ready to help. One thing not to skip is getting their freshly made in-house samosas. They are ridiculously good and quite possibly the best frickin samosas I've ever had so far. The owner also mentioned to me that they sell lentil soup and Biryani. I'm almost tempted to go back and try that too. JD Mills is situated in a strip mall with ample parking. They have a few dedicated spaces for customers with a 20-minute limit. Check them out! They are an amazing find and a gem in the neighborhood.

    Ever since I started making gluten-free bread myself, I buy most of my ingredients here since you…read morecan buy them in small, loose-weight quantities, so you don't have tons of bags with starches/flours/baking sodas etc. cramming the cupboards. I also like that they have the Earth Balance soy-free variety of the vegan butter, since that one is hard to find in supermarkets. And I buy loose-weight jasmine tea here too. Now I've discovered that the owner makes and sells his own samosas here every day -- both regular and gluten-free -- and they taste fantastic and are very reasonably priced ($2.29 each + tax). They come with the two classic red and green Indian sauces. That's a great deal.

    Photos
    The owner's wife makes THE BEST samosas I've ever had. Do not skip on this!
    The owner's wife makes THE BEST samosas I've ever had. Do not skip on this!
    Sundays are health restock  day!
    Sundays are health restock day!
    Vegetarian Meat the great lentils full of protein + fiber + phyto nutritients

    See all

    Vegetarian Meat the great lentils full of protein + fiber + phyto nutritients
    Whole Foods Market

    Whole Foods Market

    3.3
    (114 reviews)
    5.6 mi
    $$

    This Whole Foods is in a convenient Park Ridge location but we've never been much of a patron and…read morehave generally found them to be pricier than we like for groceries.  However, I came in on this day to try their Friday promo of 12 raw oysters for $12.  You do need to have an Amazon Prime account to get the deal.  I heard about this deal from a neighbor pal who is a big fan and oyster lover.   I would say it was an ok deal, and I'm going with 3.49 stars, as the oysters are all on the smallish side.  They're regularly priced at $1.99 apiece, and for comparison if you have them say at Shaw's, they go for $4 apiece there fyi.  You can't really enjoy them in their dining space though unless you want to buy lemons and/or cocktail sauce, as none is provided, so we did a carryout which is apparently the most common approach.  Carryout is fine as they are iced and as long as you eat them within 2 hours.  They had 3 types of oysters and they are the typical offerings year round we were told - Atlantic Blue Point, Rappahannock Atlantic, and Atlantic Wellfleet.  I queried a bit with Terry, one of the two seafood staffers on duty, and he told me Blue Points were the most popular and Rappahannocks were the biggest.  I don't know anything about the multitude of oyster varieties, but I do like the idea of getting the biggest for the buck as they all taste pretty much the same to me.  I also noticed they were only about 1/4 to 1/3 the size of the big oysters we get in a Chinatown restaurant(!), duh, but that's an aside.  Anyway we ordered 6 Blue Points and 6 Rappahannocks.  They made for a nice lunch side at home and a nice little foodie treat.  The two varieties tasted very similar but the Rappahannocks might have been a little fishier tasting.  Kyle was the staffer who did the shucking (and Terry said he was the best shucker in all of Park Ridge!), and he indeed did a masterful and excellent job as you couldn't even tell they were shucked as the shells were carefully reassembled so beautifully.  I actually raised my rating by 1/2 star just because of Kyle's fine work ha.  It was all fun, but probably still a one and done on the promo unless I find out they are going to bigger oyster varieties some day!

    I don't shop at Whole Foods often but when I visited the thing that really stood out to me was that…read morethey have a single entrance. There is only one place where you can enter this store, and even when I was here around 5pm on a Thursday this created a backup. To add insult to injury the doors are enter or exit only doors (though I can't remember if there's a barrier between them--so maybe you can fudge it). Other than that, standard Whole Foods. They have an Amazon return counter on the side opposite of the entrance (since that's the least convenient place they could have put it for people making returns, I can only assume it was by design and they're hoping that people will do some shopping whilst they're in there). At that end there is a single exit-only door right by the Amazon counter, so you can avoid temptation by leaving there.

    Photos
    Checkout area.
    Checkout area.
    Whole Foods Market
    Whole Foods Market

    See all

    Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating - healthmarkets - Updated August 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...