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| - Alright, so the building itself is in an up and coming neighbour hood, the parking lot is tiny and limited to 10 cars at a time. Once you get out of your car theirs signs to remind you "No idling". The front of the store looks like it was an old warehouse.... and the stairway needs some repairs. Luckily if your in a wheelchair or have a stroller theirs provided access.
Walking inside most days you'll find a greeter, and plenty of local events happening around town, and added services that The Natural Community store provides such as speakers and professional offering free consultations. The aroma inside is fantastic; it's nutty, earthy and fresh veggies all tangled into 1. Theirs a small restaurant/ Cafe inside that's pertains to vegans, vegetarians, and Gluten free food. During the day they offer home-made sandwiches, pizza or main entrées or a buffet that's packed with a large salad bar.
Shopping in the Grocery part is a bit tricky, for starters finding someone that works there to help you in hard to come-by and most times I get people who don't know the store or the products. The selection is great, but a fore warning; nothing comes cheap. Dig deep into your wallet if you want quality food.
For me I Come back each week because I love the Saucy Ladies Pickles (made in Lethbridge, AB) , the GF Pizza dough, GF Miso soup, Wheat Free Planet GF Banana bread & Quiona Cookies!
Aside form medi-ocre service the product is top notch and worth the extra spending.
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