Arjuna is one of Cambridge's finest institutions. It's primarily a wholefood co-operative, selling…read morea great range of organic, sustainable, fairtrade and green products. It's no ordinary shop though, you'll find locally-baked bread, ready meals, spices, rices, pulses and fresh local veg. They also have 'healing rooms' where various types of practitioners can give you therapies and alternative treatments. They also supply wholesale foods. They're not some new, trendy company, they've been slogging away since I was a kid in the seventies. Good luck to them and well done for surviving so long!

The best little food shop in Cambridge by far selling everything you could ever want including a…read morefarmers stall outside on Saturday, veggie sausages, Green People toiletries and take away food in the chiller cabinet at the back of the store. Their humous and breads are well worth a try. A bit pricier than the supermarket but worth it if you can afford it as the food is much tastier and you feel as though it might actually be doing you some good. The interior of the shop is very pretty but can often get crowded especially at the weekends. Rory McGrath shops here too!

This is a good 'health food' shop as it always seems to have everything I go there to buy, even if…read moreit is a bit unusual , also it's the only shop of it's kind in the area. It's just 3 minutes from the sea, so you can pick up one of their free health magazines and read it on the beach. Staff give helpful advice and appear knowledgeable about the product ranges they sell, which is always a plus. On a couple of occasions I've even been given samples relevant to my product interest, impressive when it's an expensive item. The shop stocks wide ranging products; some fresh foods, hair and beauty products, cereals, and various creams and lotions for all kinds for skin and body care. The environment is clean and tidy, and the shop allows business cards for local complimentary practitioners to advertise their treatments of Reiki Healing, Reflexology, Bowen technique, Massage Therapy, Reflexology, and Hypnotherapy or any other mind/body/new age events likely to be of interest to their customers.

Small shop, big range and excellent advice from non pushy staff who have the time to chat. Unlike…read morethe bigger retailers, I doubt very much that Silver Lane would stock products which they are unsure of. Long may it remain in business, please pay cash so as to reduce their costs.

Silver lane whole foods shop is a fantastic shop just of the high street. They stock a very wide…read morerange of health food and vitamins. The shop is only small but is like an Aladdin's cave with so many different items stock. The staff are wonderful and know exactly what they are talking about and if they don't they look it up for you; they will not just pretend to know and risk giving you bad information. They will also give you there honest opinion if they think and item is not going to help you, they won't just sell you something just for the sale. If I am ever unsure about anything I am considering to take as a supplement to my diet I will always visit this shop first for an honest and straight forward answer. The prices are very competitive.

Amazingly well stocked tiny health food shop. They also sell a good range of teas/ coffees and…read moreloose chillis/ coriander. Much wider range of stuff than Holland and Barrett. Nice chiller cabinet.

I've used this store when it was located in Guildhall Street, next to the Black Boy. At that time…read moreit was the only shop in Bury St Edmunds that sold any Indian food and spices, and if they didn't have something, they'd get it for you on their next trip to London. Though the present owners are not Butterworths, the shop's reputation for friendly service has not diminished. They still have unusual foods, grains, spices and they will still get something specially for you if you ask. I get alphonso mangoes in season. Also Tamari soy sauce in large bottles, which I've not seen in any supermarket or other store locally. They also sell Bach flower remedies and some supplements, but best for the food ingredients and spices.

The owners are very helpful and seem to know what they are talking about. A good range of health…read moresupplements is available as well as goods such as Ecover and other natural based shampoos, bath requistes etc. An agent for refills of Ecover Washing liquid, washing up liquid and Fabric Conditioner. Shop is light and airy and feels Right. It is oposite the Solar Store, rright next to the main car park so it is not far to walk. The shop also stocks vegetarian and vegan foods.

This lovely market at the centre of town, offers a lot of local produce. Fresh fruits and…read morevegetables, a fishmongers, olive oils, cheese, locally made crafts and beautiful flowers. There were a couple of bicycle repair and spares shops and a few people seemed to be reselling stuff bought from Morocco and China. The fruits and vegetables looked amazing. The fishmongers was semi covered, and I did not step inside. (too cold to voluntarily move closer to iced fish) There were a couple of food trucks too. But based on other yelpers reviews of the individual trucks, I decided not to risk it.

The historic market has been in the cobbled centre of Cambridge for hundreds of years offering all…read morekinds of goods including fresh fruit and veg, as well as flowers. there has been a fresh fish monger there for as long as I can remember along with other stalls selling books, clothes and a watch repairer. On Sundays for the last few years there has also been a local market selling locally grown produce along with hand made crafts and home baked cakes. Al in all a very wide range of goods for everyone. There aren't many city centres left that still have the market call of come on girls, two for a pound, get your bananas