A decent alternative to Whole Foods- but way less organized with a much less knowledgable staff. We got all of our organic fruit here, coffee, some meat, oils and a defuser, almond milk, you know... the essential stuff. Pretty basic, right? It seemed that the butcher had no idea how to use a scale (asking my boyfriend how much the piece of meat weighed- WHAT? We're just magic and can read meat scales), the lady near the coffee grinder needed to ask someone else for assistance when we wanted to grind our coffee beans, and when I wanted to look for coffee filters I seriously had to stare at the display for 10 minutes before finding them hiding at the bottom. Oh well. The food is actually very good- delicious filets, vegetables and fruit, from what I have eaten so far. I live across from a Harris Teeter and I honestly don't know if Healthy Home is worth the trip.