I have been getting natural remedies from Walsh Natural Health for years. There is always someone…read moreknowledgeable to talk with to decide which product is best for you. They have a great selection in every category to choose from. They are simply the best!!

I never knew this place existed, but I came across it by doing a search online for places that sell…read moreCharlotte's Web recovery cbd gummies. I was happy to find out that they do, and that they charge the same price that Charlotte's Web does (unlike Botanica, which marks it up $6). I've always ordered directly from CW, but only when they have a sale or free shipping deal. I didn't want to pay full price and shipping, so Walsh to the rescue! The store is small but they have a lot of options and it's well-organized. They have an online store as well for non-local folks. The sales associate was super helpful directing me to what I was looking for, and they have a rewards program so you can get coupons and cash back at different thresholds. Great location, too, with plenty of street parking options. I'll definitely be back now that I know they keep the ginger gummies stocked :)

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.

I love JD Mills. I almost always find what I need and if I don't I request that they order it. I…read morecheck expiration dates since sometimes items are past them. I am thrilled to be able to support an independent store as opposed to a large corporation. Shop local!

Worked with Health Kick to find an appropriate all-natural supplement for my father. Great…read moreselection and customer service!

My husband put me onto this shop. They have an impressive selection of everything health and…read morefitness related. It's a family owned small business. All of our protein and snacks are bought from here. Once a year, they have something like a customer appreciation event in their parking lot where various health and fitness vendors come to sample and giveaway goodies. It's even child friendly; my kids like to participate in the pull-up or push-ups challenge to win the swag! This shop is a wonderland for anyone in any part of their health journey.

Nice people, easy parking and reasonably priced. I will be going back…read more Hard to miss the building lol

Got some things from this locally owned market. It has an okay location in West Rogers Park. Morse…read moreFresh Market is on the same street. Has a lot of what to expect. The produce makes up a lot of the store's inventory, so be sure to get some of this. Before it was pretty common for grocery stores to be independent. It's getting to be like these are all chains, but not at this one. This market is committed to the local community, and helps introduce unfamiliar items to people. A long time business in the community. It opened in 2004 at this location. A few hard to find specialties like Caribbean, Latin, and West African ingredients can be found. They also have hot food service. Has quite a lot inside. It's located on Morse Avenue at Greenview and is popular with many people. They make a lot of the prepared foods made to order, so it's fresh, and there's a good selection of meats and vegetables.

A solid local neighborhood grocery store. No, it's not cheap, but it has a quality selection that…read morecaters to a variety of tastes and is always staffed with friendly people hustling to keep the store clean and well stocked. Sometimes they have good sales on particular items, such as produce that's overripe. I really love their selection of prepared foods, both entrees and bakery items. Their tiramisu "Greco traditional style" is some of the best tiramisu I've ever had!! Yes, their recently implemented "bag policy" is somewhat of a hassle, but I imagine they are such a small store that theft is actually an issue. Therefore they are trying to keep their profit margins in the black and I get that! They always have homeless people outside the store, many of whom I now know by name, who are just trying to get something to eat (and they do, from me and other neighbors), but it's still a liability for the store if someone steals from them. This isn't Walmart, i don't condone thieving from local markets!

If you want the best of local purveyors of food and produce, delivered to your door, contact Fresh…read morePicks! Last week I had BangBang Chicken Pot Pies from them...the best I've had in my life. So yummy! They find the best of the best and literally bring it to your door! And the produce so fresh...you can taste the difference.

They are a company holding on to the values of real health a nutrition the essence of life so…read moresupport them for their great efforts and beautiful friendly customer service and eat real non gmo foods god bless, hold the line.

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.

I recently ordered the 4 day meal plan from Seattle Sutton in Skokie, IL…read more The staff were very pleasant and helpful. They explained everything thoroughly and gave me a business card for the franchise owners, The staff encouraged me to call anytime I had questions. I've started eating the food, and it's delicious and filling.

Well this is my 4th time going on Seattle Suttons diet which is why I haven't been dining out…read morebecause I'm trying to lose weight for the next 4 weeks.I just made it through the first week. I was eating more in regards to all the restaurants as well as my bad habits of not feeling satisfied at home next to my physical checkup I noticed my cholesterol levels were high as well as liver was affected. Also noticed some chronic symptons of my hands having a shakey or tremble feel which I dealt with for 2 years. I decided this year 2023 that the resolution would be 5 weeks of Seattle Suttons which I know works if you follow it and don't eat anything else next to beverages too. I would only drink coffee black and Japanese Green tea with no added milk or sweetners. So far I like this location for distribution because it's along the way from work and they close at 7:00 p.m. before I come home to eat my meals . Foods are served fresh. It's not frozen like a Weight Watchers or Lean cuisine. Do give them a try. If you're trying to lose weight go for the 1,200 calories a day. If this is your first time the first two weeks are going to be painful in cravings that one is used to when they are overweight or obese and you will have cravings to go for the restaurant food as well as home cooked food Don't do it! Resist that temptation if your real goal is to lose weight. You will feel the difference. Once you achieve that you could start eating normally at the restaurant or you can continue on with Seattle Suttons 2000 calorie a day diet which is a lot more than the 1,200 calorie diet. They put no preservatives they took out corn syrup which follows all the guidelines for an American dietitian guidelines for Heart and Diabetes who I've trusted with Seattle Sutton herself. I have noticed sine my 3rd time I was suffering from Sever Allergies and I developed Asthma which made me depressed 10 years ago. I noticed I was gaining weight again and the doctor I went to back then in 2013 just gave me antihistamines and asthma spray which is what I did NOT want to depend on. When I went on this diet I noticed all these sudden illness or symptoms of sickness started to go away! All because of a diet! The other reason why I want to emphasize this diet program because instead of being on medication for treatment from the doctor all you had to do is eat fresh healthy food instead of fast food.

It's nice to alhave a cafe attached to a gym with better options than anything else in the area…read more The donuts are such a draw! I have a major sweet tooth and I never feel guilty eating one of these compared to your standard donut shops. They use Herbalife protein. It always feels lighter and well blended. Nicole was so kind and answered all our questions as well. High recommend stopping in if you're near by!

Had to try some healthy donuts after all the hype! We personally thought they were worth it…read more Initially it has an artificial sweetener taste but it's still very delicious and a great texture. Good topping/frosting to cake ratio too. The macros are also great and only 3g of sugar, 190ish calories on average. Staff was helpful and it's self service for donuts. Someone ordered a smoothie before us and it looked really good! Definitely trying one next time. We ended up with five donuts for about $28. Pretty steep and good thing we like them, haha. Our choices were Dubai chocolate, banana pudding, pumpkin s'mores, chai caramel latte, and pistachio orange. The texture is really great too. A little more dense like a cake donut which I love.

Great Whole Foods experience for us in the evening recently. This one has a great underground…read moregarage which was perfect given how hard it was raining. Rounding the corner into the garage was a little precarious given two-way traffic, but they do have a mirror in the corner for precautions. There were elevators up a floor to the main store. We went in around seven, so the hot bar and salad bar were a bit on the slim pickings side. However, I was still able to make a decent enough mediterranean salad and select a main. Some of the roasted potatos were slightly under done, but otherwise everything was great. We didn't interact with a ton of staff since they have self checkout at this location, but everyone seemed relatively low-key and friendly. It wasn't at all busy, but it could be that we were shopping late on a week night. Despite being in the city, this location still felt plenty spacious and well stocked with produce, refrigerated, and shelf stable items.

I was able to call and check if they still have the Mango Yuzu Chantilly cake in the smaller size I…read morewas looking for. They do and they asked if I would like to put it on hold since it's the last one. That was conscientious of their customer and I did ask and picked it up an hour later. The cake itself is ok. It's not as packed or dense as some cakes, I wished it was even more lighter though. The internal filling had the definite yuzu taste but not the frosting. Frosting also taste sugary and too sweet for my taste. I was expecting something more delicate as it is a chantilly cake. Cashiers are kind and friendly!