Vitamins & Supplements near Pottstown, PA
-
{{ item.name }}
{{ item.address }} {{ item.name }}
- {{ item.properties.formatted }}
5 locations found near Pottstown
Filters
-
327 Upland Square Dr, Pottstown PA 19464
“I had the best experience with Manager Edward. He went above and beyond and made sure all my needs were met and all my questions were answered! Will definitely be going back.”
-
1241 Tyler Ave, Phoenixville PA 19460
“I started my Herbalife journey a year ago on May 31st. I stopped all sodas and started drinking the teas from Full Blown. I haven’t had a soda since then! Everyone at Full Blown has been so great on helping me find my favorite flavors and products that will help me. Try it….you won’t be disappointed.”
-
70 Buckwalter Road Unit 404, Royersford PA 19468
“Every time I’ve dealt with Tosha at this location it has been an incredibly informative experience! Her expertise in every product I’ve asked her about is very impressive.”
-
1139 Benjamin Franklin Hwy, Douglassville PA 19518
“It's honestly an amazing hole in the wall specialty grocery and convenience store. Loads of local homemade goods and even rare imported foods and other goods. This is also a great place to find Japanese sweet potatoes. Which is ultimately what drew me. Especially with its proximity to my typical shopping route. Prices are respectable and fair considering the goods. However I must warn, If you have issues with strong scents or especially aromatic odors. The candle section in the middle of the store close by the registers is particularly difficult. They don't smell bad at all; truly, just quite strong. For someone like myself with breathing issues it was rather tough. So be prepared. Past that 4/5 will definitely shop again.”
-
2140 Kimberton Rd, Phoenixville PA 19460
“Great people. Great variety. Fresh local products. I’ve edited my review to add a few thoughts. First, KWF does not make all of their soups anymore. I think they now only make 4 - turkey chili, maybe lentil, chicken rice, and the fourth one is slipping my mind. They buy heat and serve soups. The soups are good but they are not gluten free so there’s fewer choices. I often stopped at the store on my way home for a cup of soup. I don’t do that anymore. Another reason I use to stop on the way home was for the KWF baked goods. I loved that they offered gluten free items made with real butter and eggs. That’s hard to find. I also miss the wonderful selection of bulk herbs and spices they once had. I could refill almost every jar in my spice rack from buying bulk at the store. They replaced the space the herbs were in with assorted loose teas. Lastly I miss the cafe having seating and food you could get made to order. I miss meeting old friends there by accident. I know that stores figure out what items yield the most money on the shelf, but, looking at how much $$ an item on a shelf yields does not give the whole story. An item may have brought people like me in for soup, a scone, or to fill their spice jars and then once they’re there they picked up other things. The cafe brought friends in to meet before or after they shopped. It was a lovely place to meet. It gave the store a whole different vibe. I guess I’m feeling nostalgic today. I love this store and always will, and, for the most part most of the change I’ve seen over the years has been positive, but, the things I mentioned above were what brought me in regularly and were what made me drive out of my way to stop on the way home. I can now get almost everything else I use from local stores but NOT the fantastic soups, baked goods, cafe offerings, and the bulk herbs and spices. Those things are what gave me a reason to stop.”
