Good Harvest Market

Quality: +++++Price: +++++Atmosphere/Cleanliness: +++++Butcher: +++++Fresh Produce: +++++Service: +++++In the local area ears ago we had one grocery store option. Then we had two options with Pic N Sav. Now, we have 8 not counting Sam's, Costco or Target, Walmart. all offering a different value proposition. So the question is, what are you looking for and what do you value most?I like Good Harvest Market for many things. Good Harvest is about natural, quality and organic foods sourced locally if possible. As we learn more and more about the effects of processed foods more and more of us are looking for natural and organic foods. Also, this is a wonderful place for those of you looking for gluten free options, by far the largest selection in the Lake Country area.Some people may feel the prices are high, but once you consider the quality, freshness and organic sourced (higher cost and lower yield) then you begin to understand it isn't that expensive. I like their fresh produce and butcher shop. Just look at the quality (color, size and freshness) of the fruits and vegetables. A good beer and wine selection with plenty of local beers. I typically don't buy my wines here. When I buy wines, I generally buy 6-12 bottles at a time and I can find better deals elsewhere. Service is great. Really great service. Always met with a "hi, can I help you" at the butcher shop. Advice on meats, cuts, are you grilling?" Fast checkout and extremely clean store. Need advice on natural remedies for health ailments, there is someone here to help.Join their frequent shopper rewards called ECO Rewards and at the end of the year you get credit/gift card to spend at the store.Check out the Harvest Cafe located in the store for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack.Yes I am a fan of the butcher shop and fresh produce, and you do pay for what you get. So if it is high quality, organic and natural products are the values you like, then Good Harvest is the place to go.

Disclaimer: this review is only for the "deli." For lunch one day, I yelped "sandwiches" and this place popped up. I did see on the reviews and photos that it was a grocery store, but it did look like it was like fresh thyme or Whole Foods, and that it had a small restaurant/deli set up with it. What solidified this thought was the photos of the menu showing sandwiches. Consider this your warning, they no longer serve sandwiches. The menu is about eight items long and nothing like the photos posted. There is, however, a salad bar and local beer so that's where it gets the 2 stars. I'm not local to the area, so I can't comment on the grocery store. But do not go here if you're looking for a deli sandwich. Please update your menu on Yelp!!

I have not found Wisconsin to be a haven of healthy food so I was quite happy to find that the Good Harvest Market offered a seemingly endless variety of high quality, nutritious food at a reasonable cost. Oh yes, and the employees were universally kind and helpful and genuinely liked working here! In fact, I liked shopping here better than shopping at the store sometimes called WholePaycheck.

Good location and selection for The City of Waukesha. But in my opinion this type of store is not budget friendly at all. I can find comparable items cheaper at a different grocery store and just come here to fill for items that I can't find elsewhere. Employees are friendly as you walk through the store. And the cafe is a nice touch for a meal with friends.

This shopping market has a beautiful selection of produce at reasonable prices. I happened to be in the area and stopped in for groceries. Their customer service was also on point, all throughput the store. I wish I lived closer, as this place is a gem.

I absolutely love their salad and soup bar. Perfect if you are staying to eat or taking away. They have a nice variety of changing items that keeps your salad interesting and tasty. I often don't even need salad dressing with all of the possible toppings they provide. There is a nice loft seating area if you are meeting up for lunch, dinner, or a meeting. I have not tried their hot bar but it looks promising. The store itself offers great items and although you will pay a bit more, I think the quality is worth it. Another tip - their desserts are wonderful and not too sweet. I am usually a savory over sweet person but their dessert samples always leave me wanting more. Their cupcakes are always a hit with my coworkers too!

I really enjoy this place, as not only it is a host to great local products, but it really takes a place in the community by hosting events and doing fundraisers for nonprofits in the community. One of the first times I went, they were had HAWS there with adoptable animals and part of the cafe's proceeds were going to the nonprofit. Got to love a company that's willing to give back and support.Now, onto the market itself. Always really impressed with the selection. Staff is always friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Great organic produce, essential oils, handmade soaps and local artisan products. My favorite part is their hot and cold service area - they have great cold pastas/grains/salads that I love bringing home (my favorite is the organic sweet potatoes with honey and cumin.) It is more expensive than a standard grocery store, but you are getting a range of selection you wouldn't normally and are usually getting locally produced or organic varieties of most things. I would say I don't do every single grocery shopping trip there, but I go on occasion and as a special treat for myself.I had trouble finding my way over there the first time because I ended up taking a weird back road that's really the "fire road" which is small and really only one car can pass around and there's zero signage to try and get there. That's the directions I got via my cell phone, but I later had it explained to me that it is a back road and not the main entrance. Not sure how many people might experience this, but it made me feel like it was "hidden away" which it isn't really.

Tried the new restaurant tonight-- Hop Harvest & Vine. It was excellent! Menu was very good and reasonably priced. Very COVID friendly. I highly recommend the brussel sprouts appetizer and the pork belly crepes! We will definitely be back!

This is a large health food store with a terrific produce selection (fresh morels and ramps anyone?) and many different vegetarian products located throughout the store. I was very disappointed when I stopped in to grab a quick bite in the cafe to see that a vegetarian friendly menu was not carried out here or in the fresh deli items. Sad!

Stopped by to grab a bite and was surprised to hear a great solo artist singing and playing the guitar in the beer garden. Nice touch, hope he and other artists are a regular occurrence.