Good Foods Co-op

Some prices are high, but quality is great... as is the customer service.Great selection of bulk products.Healthy items abound.Also, they have a wonderful prepared food section. I'm not always sure of what some of the items are, but there is always a friendly face to inform me. And, it has always been delicious.

Cleanliness and a dedication to providing quality customer service are required to be successful in the food industry. Sadly, as much as I want to love the Co-op, these two things are lacking at Good Foods. From a lack of caring to repair and clean the dining tables, to the filthy floors, or the lack of caring about providing customer service (there are a few stellar employees, but others just walk on by) until things improve, customers will choose to spend their money elsewhere.

This grocery is next to my house rental, and I would come here to shop quickly. The place reminds me of Trader Joe's set-up back home. I buy my produce here since they're fresh from the farmer's market.

Clean store with a nice selection of health foods. I like the uniqueness. For me, this cannot be a staple place, but it's a fun stop by for a special good.

As a co-op, this place has an ownership system rather than membership. I was hoping to be convinced that it would be worth the substantial price to buy in, but I really wasn't. My assumption would be that a place like this would be the best for local items and niche health foods. The balance was more towards the former than the latter, though their cafe might be good.Notably, their selection of hummus was much smaller than their selection of beer cheese. Does anyone in Lexington eat hummus? If so, please let me know where to get some. This place had some alternative milks and tofu, but nothing distinctive or local and nothing that would really compete with a big box health food store. They did however have plenty of Ale-8. I will say that the fresh vegetable selection looked nice, they had a good bulk foods section, and they have a decent sized store overall, but some of their weaknesses just puzzled me.From my perspective, it's good enough to occasionally stop in and hunt for a deal, but not good enough to buy in and do all my shopping here.

Has the best bulk selection in Lexington so I'm always getting my spices and grains here. Go here for organic low sodium beans too, and sometimes canned tomato products. The cafe is a nice add on, though prices. It's a great add on grocery store. Fills a niche that other grocery stores just can't fill. I miss a grocery store where I used to live, Sprouts, and Good Foods is by far the closest grocery store here to that so definitely helps.

** If you say you care about American Workers, American Farmers, the American Economy, SHOP AT GOOD FOODS !! **Yes you pay a little more, but wouldn't you rather pay to support a living wage for someone in our country ??Big name grocery stores in the area (ESPECIALLY WALMART) bleed our economy, cutting costs and selling low quality imports from Mexico and China. _____________________________________________________I love Good Foods by comparison. It always has fresh organic products and a nice vibe. I started shopping here before their renovation and after, it rivals every other supermarket.There is not much more to say. They carefully select their stores inventory so you know you can trust what you're buying.Their prepared and baked goods are on point !The store members are always friendly and helpful.Hands down Good Foods Co-Op is the best food store I have ever been to (the other being Kimberton Whole Foods in Malvern, PA).

I love going to Good Foods Co-Op! While some of their stuff may be expensive, at times, if you check your email and such, they will send you coupons and deals. I love it when their spices and teas are 40% off. I stock up on spices I use regularly and can get as much or as little as I need. My favorite time to go is during their quarterly deals off the whole store. Most times that's when I stock up on meat and cheeses. You have the opportunity to help farmers locally while getting good food for your family. Sure if you want the deals, you have to purchase 1 share for your family; but once you move away, you can sell that share back, and get your money back. To me, it's a win-win.

still love GFC but apparently Sunrise bakery didn't get the message. Try making a sandwich with this. Also why can't they slice it? Few ppl eat huge hunks of carbohydrates these days....

Of course I still have to go to another grocery to get all the items I need but it feels good to support my community!