So, I know it's a little ridiculous to write about Whole Foods, but hear me out.
1) We have none in West Virginia.
2) It's the flagship store for the company.
Whole Foods Market has proudly served its hometown community in Austin, Texas since 1980! Our Flagship store is located in Downtown Austin at the corner of 6th Street and North Lamar Blvd. Like all Whole Foods Market stores, we are committed to selling the highest quality and largest selection of organic products available on the planet. Our passion for quality doesn't stop with the products we sell. Only the best for our guests! Thank you for choosing to shop with us at Whole Foods Market!
While I'm a big fan of my personal Kroger - and even more so of local groceries - it is interesting to see what folks like Whole Foods are doing.
They had so many bars - there was a mochi bar, there's a huge dessert case including macarons, there were candy bars where you could fill up a bag full of whatever chocolates you wanted, and so much more prepared foods.
Depending on the size and location of the store, our Prepared Foods departments can include a deli, an ethnic restaurant, burger joint, neighborhood diner, Parisian café, pizza joint, BBQ shack, sushi or seafood bar, raw foods bar, taco bar, salad bar, sandwich bar, olive bar and wine bar.
I'm pretty into grab & go options. I'm constantly on the go so making big meals is not feasible for me. So, I love the idea of these bars where you can get a salad or a mediterranean meal or freshly roasted coffee beans.
It definitely all comes at a price, though.
Either way, cool to see the Whole Foods of all Whole Foods.
Where's your favorite place to shop?
It's always cool to discover new little groceries in West Virginia.
Mother Earth Foods is a grocery in the Mid-Ohio Valley that prioritizes healthy living.
The shop has a little bit of everything - olive bars to supplements to clothing items and herbs.
Mother Earth Foods is an independent, natural health food store located in Parkersburg, West Virginia. Offering a wide variety of vitamins, supplements, foods, beauty items, pet supplies, cleaning products, and more, Mother Earth Foods has been a favorite place to shop for the people of the Mid-Ohio Valley for 40 years. We are dedicated to the total well-being of our customers, employees, and our community through education and informed choices, providing them with excellent service and quality healthful products (ABOUT US).
Mother Earth Foods is dedicated to the total well-being of our customers, employees, and our community through education and informed choices, providing them with excellent service and quality healthful products.
Owner David Hawkins, aka “the Herb Doc” or “Healthy Dave”, is a Master Herbalist and Certified Nutritional Counselor who believes in providing the surrounding area with more than just a unique place to shop. Under his direction, the store offers many educational resources to the community including a weekly talk radio show and monthly Healthy Living events.
They have essential oils, herbs, natural foods, products, vitamins and more. Oh, and beer.
Have you been? What's the best thing to get here?
Morgantown has yet another Asian grocery store. For those keeping count, we have Vonson Asian Market, Asia Royal Grocery and now Miss Shen's Asian Grocery.
Miss Shen's Asian Grocery is located at 503 Burroughs Street, Suite 102. Plenty of parking is available, and it's right near another new Asian restaurant and The Wine Bar - so great company!
The grocery store seemed a bit unorganized, but they had some fresh produce at the front, and then aisles full of snacks, cooking oils, and other staples.
Lisa so kindly endorsed these Hello Panda cookies so much that she got a packet for me. And, they are super good! So glad she did.
I also got these snack cakes because why not?
Have you been yet? Any favorite purchases?
So, I really love a locally owned grocery store.
I’ve been trying to hit up as many as I can around the state, and recently when I was in the Eastern Panhandle, I stumbled upon the Community Garden Market, a natural and organic market. There is a location in Berkeley Springs, and there is a location in Shepherdstown, as well.
While there, I saw lots of great locally grown produce, like lettuce and cheeses. They also had grains and trail mixes. And, there were lots of natural and organic products as well. Have you been? What have you purchased?
I’ve been trying to hit up as many as I can around the state, and recently when I was in the Eastern Panhandle, I stumbled upon the Community Garden Market, a natural and organic market. There is a location in Berkeley Springs, and there is a location in Shepherdstown, as well.
While there, I saw lots of great locally grown produce, like lettuce and cheeses. They also had grains and trail mixes. And, there were lots of natural and organic products as well. Have you been? What have you purchased?
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