Great selection of fresh produce organic small but adequate space, full of necessary staples to…read moreprepare meals. Fresh baked muffins and other fresh baked goods. The serve there is great, nice little market.

Great selection , good food to go section Lots of real food…read moreWorth the stop Yelp, not so good

I buy from this store often. I need gluten free items and…read morethey do have some good items that are GF. Fresh vegetables on display in their case. Also fruit , teas, pizzas, gf items such as breads.

I have visited this store since its first location and every time I'm in NJ I shop there and find…read moreexactly what I need.

George is a very nice and knowledgeable man. He can give you 5 different items to take for whatever…read moreails you, kinda makes your head spin a little. Definitely pricey, you wouldn't go here for basic vitamins. I'll use them for specific issues

Kambucha capitol!…read more George, the proprietor - who uses his own products, just put in a kambucha bar! Today there was blood orange, ginger, turmeric and another flavor, all awesome. Elderberry is coming next week! Kambucha helps digestion and contributes to a feeling of well-being and relaxation, George says, and my short experience with it agrees. Plus it's just fun to drink. And for me, it seems to help stave off hunger pangs. The flavor is reminiscent of beer, but livelier and somewhat sweeter. And did I mention it's only 40 calories per 8 ounces! Everything Natural Too also has added a bakery counter with gluten-free products - chocolate tarts, apple nut tarts, coconut cookies...a fairly wide selection. I didn't sample because of my diet, but will when I get to target weight! They also carry many brands of supplements and foods, as well as natural soaps and lotions. The manager, Lori, is just as knowledgeable as George and will help you find the right product for your needs. Go local! Go kambucha!

Thank you for going the extra mile to find my Women's Transition Compound. Couldn't find it…read moreanywhere and Pennington Store, Ewing store and Langhorne store were out of it. Ewing had ordered it a few days ago but I wasn't sure what was happening. Spoke with Ken, (Langhorne store) who called around for me, couldn't find it but then talked to the Ewing store who finally got it in, Ewing did follow up to call me and say they would hold a bottle for me. I had given a bad review last year but I love the service I got today. !!

I wish I could give more stars, because the selection is good. But the customer service and…read moreexperience at this location is so poor, I gave up trying to give this local store my business. I used to shop there every two weeks for the past three years, but never again. Waiting anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes while the staff caters to other customers is the standard-poor-service they provide. Customers at this location are very rude and aggressive and the staff does absolutely nothing about it. I've been cut off mid-sentence by customers who demand attention and refuse to wait their own turn. Instead of instilling order and civility, the staff panders to such behavior - seemingly too scared or disinterested to do anything about it. Yet, they have no problems telling me and other customers behind to wait!! Since when do rude customers get better service?? At Big Bear in Ewing they do!! Last time, a cashier interrupted helping me, so she could help a very rude customer who came in AFTER me!! Right smack in the middle of my transaction, the customer walked in and shouted - over my shoulder - asking for a product. Instead of finishing up with me or asking him to wait, she simply dropped what she was doing with me and helped him. I waited 14 minutes while she helped him and she offered no apology whatsoever. This happened in many other scenarios over and over. It is really stunning behavior to experience, as a customer. If the phone rings while you're being helped, you must wait while the customers on the phone get service first. All of this is very ironic considering you're assaulted with offers to "help" the minute you walk in the door. (Seriously, let the door shut behind me before you ask if I need help.) This location was supposed to move to another location last year, but never did. They shut their juice bar down way too early which is a shame because the shakes were pretty good. There is obviously some serious mismanagement at play, which is a shame because health food options are extremely limited in this area. I've also been to the other locations and while the help is extremely slow, at least they treat all the customers the same. They make all customers wait until they have finished talking amongst themselves. Ha! And beware - only certain customers are allowed to interrupt. The rest of us must wait! Up to now, I was willing to overlook the service problems to help support local business. Ewing needs it. They do have a good product selection, the prices aren't outrageous, and the juice bar (and food) was pretty good. I used to spend nearly a thousand dollars at Big Bear each year. But I've had it. No more. I don't like fighting to keep the staff's attention. It really is outrageous. I wonder how many other former customers feel the same way.

Fantastic service! Very knowledgeable! Amazing juice bar! Extremely well stocked and organized! Pay…read morea visit you won't be sorry!

I only stopped in for a quick visit and need to explore more but, it was a Great place to shop! A…read morelittle pricey but worth it. Organic is always best!

P customer service very nice and very helpful with all the various products they have there. I…read morepurchased the CBD oil for my inflammation. I would highly recommend them for products like that plus they have a lot of nice magazines and brochures for free.

I've stopped inside Natural Health a couple of times. The store has a wide selection of health food…read morebrands and natural supplements. A coworker told me that, pre-COVID, Natural Health had an impressive selection of nut barrels where you could buy bulk. When I've gone there, it appears they bag nuts and other sundries in zip lock bags. I'm not sure where the closest Whole Foods is from here, but Natural Health is a good shopping alternative to WF if you are in the area.

What a super cute grocery store. We met the owner who was super sweet and helpful. My husband…read morewanted ginger for his stomach. The owner was super helpful to guide us to the products with the bigger impact. Definitely recommend!

Being on vacation with dietary restrictions can be frustrating. Last week, in the midst of such…read morefrustration, I found this little gem of the south Jersey shore and was finally able to buy some groceries to substitute for that boardwalk pizza on which I was missing out. For such a small shop, Pamela's has an impressive variety of gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, and organic food, and vitamins/supplements. My cashier was friendly, too!

The Natural Foods General Store offers a thoughtfully curated selection of high-quality snacks,…read moredrinks, sandwiches, and everyday essentials. Whether you're shopping for fresh produce, healthy refrigerated options, or tasty snacks that are genuinely good for you, the store delivers a solid variety of wholesome choices all in one convenient spot. It's a reliable destination if you want to stock up on clean, nutritious items without having to make multiple stops. There are also lots of good options for my vegan friends. The staff is also super friendly and helpful.

Amazing little spot for everything healthy!! Great store, great employees…read more And great avocados!!!!

so good this is my second time getting it, worth the money for the quality of their foodread more

This place is fine. I can't say I would recommend, but I have to say the service was excellent!…read moreeveryone was friendly and attentive. I got the chicken salad with masa chips tuna salad and chicken cutlets, to share with the table, and a smoothie. The smoothie was good, nothing special but very pretty to look at! (Lol )it was a bit pricey. The chicken salad was dry and hard to eat. Maybe I picked the wrong things to order?