"I purchased a custom made birthday cake yesterday. Even during the storm, my cake was ready on time. The cake is one of the best custom cakes I ever purchased in this area. Fantastic cake; fantastic experience. Thank you Healthy Living."

"This is a well designed food and health product market, with quality meat and produce, much of which is organic and locally sourced. There is a coffee area with pastries and a light lunch area featuring sandwiches and soups. The bulk food area is very well stocked with items ranging from spices to a broad range of gluten free flours and grains. What isn’t there are the typical national brands of processed foods and cleaning products, but rather ethically produced products. There is good assortment of ethnic foods and ingredients. Staff is knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. They offer senior discounts . Adequate parking."

"Friendly, helpful staff. Store is beautiful as always! Big change for me was the smaller selection of kitchenwares."

"The nickname “Wealthy Living” didn’t arise by accident. A glance at the parking lot makes the store’s target demographic obvious, and many of its shoppers appear largely insulated from prices. One small bag of groceries can easily run $200. To the store’s credit, the selection is broad and thoughtfully curated. That said, the quality itself is unremarkable—certainly no better than what can be found at Trader Joe’s for a fraction of the cost. More concerning is the noticeable decline in the quality of some staff interactions, particularly at checkout. Being overcharged for multiple items, coupled with apparent indifference to correcting the errors, reflects a drop not only in competency but in basic customer care."

"Their coffee regularly tastes like soap. I’m not sure if it’s the oat milk or the cups but my friend ordered a drip black coffee and it tastes like watered down coffee. Don’t go here for the drinks! The food is great in the store it’s a bummer the cafe isn’t better."