Rollin' Oats Market

The service is great, the cashiers are friendly, the team in the supplements department knows their stuff, and it is locally owned.. Love Rollin oats! They have a deli, a juice bar, good produce. And things no one else has. Also a wonderful wine selection.

Love this local spot! You have to call the cafe to place a pickup order but they always answer and always have my order ready when I arrive. Although I wish they had online ordering for smoothies or cafe. They have electric vehicle charging outside for customers and a very nice underrated sitting area for visitors outside. I love the vegan pastries too. They have a plethora of healthy organic unprocessed foods. I love to come here for my fresh mushrooms, kombucha, incense, supplements, almond butter, toddler snacks, and produce. I highly recommend checking them out.

If you can afford it, this is THE place to go to for quality organic produce and specialty items for different dietary needs! Plenty of vegan, gluten free options, etc. Reminds me of a Whole Foods, but the sales here barely amount to any difference. They have a cafe with smoothies, grab and go fresh, chilled meals, wraps, and more! The staff member at the cafe was very friendly. Unfortunately the portion sizes are quite small for the price; a falafel and lettuce salad I finished in a few minutes cost $12, Most of the sides I saw were $10 each.

What a store . . . they have fresh fruits, veggies, and crazy high-end stuff you won't find in many other places. Sort of like a whole foods , but nicer and more local. If you're a beer fan, this is the motherload. Their craft beer cans, local and imports, span the entire wall of the whole back of the store. They even ran out of room so some are on end caps of the regular aisles. We're not talking about Miller Lite or Yuengling here, it's more like Aecht Shenkerla Rauchbiers from Germany, or 6% Rodenbach Grand Cru Flemish beer out of Belgium. Definitely don't miss this store 's selection of foods and brews!

Lots of holistic beauty products. The grass fed beef has been the best I've found of Florida thus far. And the smoothie was fun to snack on while I shopped.

Lots of unique good for you items from veg to dry goods and the French Wine section amazing!

I've tried this place a few times and I've not been super impressed, but after my last visit I won't be returning. I got the chicken salad wrap which was $10 (I believe) and tasted ok, but I found a piece of plastic mixed in with the chicken and got a couple bites of something hard and inedible like cartilage. I've gotten this wrap once before and did not get any unpleasant surprises in my sandwich, but the experience makes me wonder about their quality control and what else I may have consumed without even noticing. After browsing their produce and meat I didn't buy anything since their prices were so high and I can buy organic and local stuff elsewhere for a much lower price. After I paid, I noticed the cashier charged me 2 times for my sandwich. I had to go back inside and have it corrected. I noticed their employees do a LOT of talking and hanging out and they seem to "work" pretty slow. And the cashier acted a bit like he was doing me a favor by ringing my purchases up. I don't mind paying a bit extra to support a local business, but I am not paying extra money to support these employees who take "working" so loosely.

Always heard such great things about Rollin' Oats, finally had a chance to stop by and check out their MLK Drive location in Pinellas this past weekend.Now, let me be clear -- I'm only reviewing their beer selection this time! Mel and I weren't there to grocery shop -- we were there specifically to see the range of craft beer styles they carried and which breweries' products we could find.You can see from the 5 stars we were not disappointed.There's actually craft beer in a bunch of different spots around the store, which is a savvy move on the part of the managers -- impulse buys! But the main beer wall, which I shot in my photo, is fantastic mainly because so much of it is single beer-grab-n-go. We put together six different selections of a bunch of different styles to take home and had no trouble finding beers suited to our tastes.I will say this -- they're maybe a little heavy on the IPAs and DIPAs. I know that's still sort of the gateway beer for most folks getting into craft beers, but seeing that style represented a bit more than most is sometimes disheartening. There's more to beer love than hops, friends!But overall, this was a very positive shopping experience. Very friendly staff, quick check-out, parking lot easy to get in and out of. Oh, and special shout out to the fans of Untitled Arts hard seltzers and beers -- if you didn't know already, Rollin' Oats should be your go-to landing spot to score whatever flavor you're looking for.

My go to for all specialty foods and vitamins. Might be slightly higher priced, but it's reasonable

We are new to the City of St. Petersburg and this is the Cutest market ever. It's small but has lots of choices packed in it. Helpful, knowledgeable staff. We will be returning!