Three Stone Hearth

Noah and Vicky have been so nice and helpful during my recent visits. This shop is across the street from my son's Hanwen aftercare program and I'm so sad that Hanwen is moving but I will still go out of my way to return here for the soups, tonics and other excellent, albeit expensive health products that the store offers. You get what you pay for to be sure. I also picked up some items for a housewarming party. I will be attending and was grateful for the input provided by the employees on what would be good gifts to purchase. It is only open starting on Wednesdays so don't try to go on Mondays and Tuesdays as I have before. They give you $1.50 credit for each empty bottle that you return in their parking lot receptacle. The store is clean and bright inside.

This week they made my very favorite salad, the fattoush, so I bought two jars. It's a mixture of wonderful ingredients, romaine lettuce, French green lentils, sheep feta, cherry tomatoes and sliced cucumbers in a lovely, light sumac and mint vinaigrette. I had one tonight for dinner, along w/ asparagus from last week's BBW run and fruit from Frog Hollow Farm CSA, which has been doing a Thursday drop-off since last summer, so I'm set. Thursday is when I pick up my TSH order, so it works out perfectly. Last week they had coconut macaroons w/ chocolate chips and they have been delicious. I have one a day and have a couple left. They have moved the jar return inside at the front of the store. It's still on the honor system. The sweet people who work there help me out to my car, carrying my stuff. Most are young; some are middle aged. I am well cared for here; everybody knows me. One young man even remembered my fondness for Ukrainian beet borscht, even though he hadn't seen me for more than a year. Amazing! As it happened, I had just had some for lunch.

Nourishing, nutritious, mostly organic slow-cooked food in safe, reusable or recyclable containers. Reasonable prices for the quality. It's a wonderful option for healthy, convenient food - cheaper and healthier than take-out but still gives you a break from cooking! I like the soups, stews, ground meat, and meatloaf especially. Four stars instead of five because the flavors are generally pretty mild and I like stronger/bolder flavors. More comforting than wow. Still definitely worth it for me.

Love this place and one of the places that we missed the most moving from East Bay to peninsula.My favorites:- chicken bone broth- gourmet soups- olive oil cake- paleo snacks

It's so nice to see a new menu in my inbox from Three Stone Hearth this week. It warms my insides up - just as their nourishing broth used to do.Three Stone Hearth has been around for years. Their food is made with superb ingredients and their whole business is woven with intention and integrity. They're a well intentioned business with hard working staff.I haven't ordered from them in awhile - due to cooking more on my own etc, but I would wholeheartedly recommend them to someone looking to heal their gut and looking to nourish their body with nutrient dense ingredients.Three Stone Hearth was actually the nation's first Community Supported Originally inspired by the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model. Over the years they have evolved into a more conventional model of online ordering and brick & mortar sales. (information taken from their website - https://www.threestonehearth.com/a-community-supported-kitchen)I used to buy big bottles of their healing broth on the regular - as well as freshly made pestos, soups, healthy desserts etc. I would pick up my purchases at a designated delivery spot in the city. It wasn't always the easiest, but it was worth it for the amazing wholesome food. I appreciated that their food was based on simple ingredients and that they were conscious about listing on their menu if items were gluten-free, dairy-free, nightshade-free and GAPS Diet-friendly etc.Even though I haven't ordered from them in awhile - I still love to look at their menu (and I suggest you check it out as well - https://threestonehearth.com/this-weeks-menu). I am always inspired by their menu options and I appreciate that they feature quality supplements (https://threestonehearth.com/Supplements-and-Superfoods-1) and local body products (https://threestonehearth.com/Body-Care-2) in their online store as well.If you want to support local and sustainable on a meaningful level - I highly suggest checking out Three Stone Hearth's vastly helpful website and online store. Even if you don't live in the area - I guarantee that you can learn about an amazing body care product, supplement, book or recipe from their website, which will enhance your body and life for the better.Trust.

Nice to know about a place like this. If you're not feeling well, you can get some really healthy lunch breakfast or dinner possibly lose some weight in the same time.

This place has been life changing: Nourishing, healing food in glass jars, prepared on site with thoughtfulness and care. I am so grateful to have them!

We keep coming back for more! Their hearty soups and stews are the best, and always a comfort when we don't have time or energy to cook our own meals from scratch. I wish there were more places like three stone hearth!

Some of the most nourishing food options in the Bay area. Really good with food restrictions and special diets. Was referred to Three Stone Hearth by both a nutritionist and a doctor. Love the organic selection and thoughtfulness in ingredient sourcing. Love that the food is healthy AND tastes good. A rare combination. The chicken bone broth and falafel are two of our favorites!

It's a little on the spendy side, but delicious hand-made food that tastes good and it's GOOD for you. The menu slowly changes(like the seasons!") and everything is delicious-even what's GOOD for you,