Healthy Living

i love it, a real fancy healthy life style market. local produce, meats, syrups, dairy is available. they have a hot lunch bar, a sushi bar, a coffee and pastries, cheeses from all over Vermont and abroad. you can pick up a meal or your weekly shopping for the household. grab a brew, some bulk items and your nylon bags and stop in. you wont be sorry.
the one star lacking is with regard to price, this is an expensive shop, you will pay a premium for getting the best around.

Store has most everything a consientious eater would want...EXCEPT--N Alcatel L cistyne, and flax-brownies. Store is arranged so things are hard to find, but employs knowledgible people who can find it...and are helpful...meanwhile one feels compelled to load their carts with myriad items not intended--but only by the merchandiser! Don't cause your wife to have to come find you, or it's hell-to-pay. We r repeat customers.

I love this place. They have amazing soaps, drinks, supplements etc. I usually come here for CBD capsules and cocoa. But I recently saw they have many more options for kombucha flavors!

Found this place with my wife this past week. Absolutely fantastic acrossthe board and will be going here whenever we’re in town. Things cost a bit more but I have no problem paying for such high quality products when they deliver! All the staff we interacted with were very friendly and helpful. Thank you stay safe!

They don't call it Wealthy Living for nothing! Wonderful place I can get lost it (literally and figuratively). Very few things I can't find here, excellent if you are in search of atypical or niche diets/ingredients. Make sure to bring a list and stick to it; there are so many fun new things to try, you're basket will be full before you know it.

I thought I already posted. Great products and a great mission. BUT the store layout is terrible. I get lost and can’t find anything without asking someone. And the checkout is incredibly slow so the is always a line. I only go here when forced to... (my wife wants something only available here. )

It's not my favorite store for essentials. That said, there's a lot of good here compared to stores like Shaw's, Hannaford or Trader Joe's.

For one, there's real, local produce. Two, great spirits and bread. Three, great supplement selection.

Four, the third-best hot bar in town for vegans (First is City Market, second is Stone Soup). I give them third for their outrageous price ($10.50/lb) and fairly often-burned kale. That said, they almost always have a sweet potato dish of some sort, as well as vegan soup.

Prices tend to be on the higher side, no matter what one is buying. Particularly produce and prepared foods. But they always have what I'm looking for, even oddball things, which makes it the go-to if I'm looking for a peculiar supplement (like a vegan D3), Vermont-made english muffins, or a good hot meal in SB.

There is something that tends to irk me quite a bit, and is the primary reason I no longer visit this store. That is the in-store self-promoting. Signs with the overuse of superlatives and positive adjectives for things that don't reflect a health-conscious business model, but rather prey on desires. I know this is a bad review without an example, but it's been a while since I've been there.

All in all, it's somewhere between the feel and offerings of a community co-op, and a whole foods, but as a very successful private business. I'll be supporting my community co-op instead of a private enterprise, but for someone with my lifestyle it is still quite a nice resource to have around and I'll still visit again and again.

I shop here for healthy items not available at local markets. The variety is amazing. I tend to shop here for special dinners. I love this store and can wander around finding items I didn't know I needed. I would have given it 5 stars, but prices are much higher for the same items at other stores.

Healthy Living is a great grocery store featuring local and mostly organic products. It can be a bit pricey, but you are getting quality products. In my opinion, the store layout is easier to navigate than City Market, plus the parking lot is not a nightmare.

Lots of vegan options. Lots of healthy options. Great combination of grocery store and cafe! Easy to go here for lunch and grab something to take home for dinner. Lots of ingredients that you can’t find elsewhere, and also lots of premade meals or meals to order! The sandwich shop is great, but has unfortunate and hard to follow weekend hours and is missing a few key ingredients. Overall, a very good place for a quick lunch or a lunch meeting. A staple for vegan shopping in Burlington.