Eats Natural Foods

There's a good selection of vegan foods. There's refrigerated mock meats, plant based ice cream and non-dairy milks. The supplements are cutting edge, like medicinal mushrooms grown and formulated by Paul Stamets, herbal products organically grown in NC by Gaia, and great value CBD by Sunsoil. The bulk food section is quite large. And they have bulk herbs, to save you money, in the back of the store. They will weight out the amount you want and bag it for you. They have fermented veggies, including some "wild ferment" like Wildbrine. They have good quality aged miso in the refrigerated section. This store has a great old fashioned health food store feel to it. Definitely worth a visit.

I have happily shopped at. Eats since 1979. GREAT PLACE! GREAT SERVICE! THANKS TO BECKY, STAN & DAVID!

I’ve been coming to this store several times a week since moving here in 2017. I took a break from coming after one of the employees yelled at my then 2 yr old son and made him cry.. I noticed in the past 6 months I was followed while I was shopping- on 3 different occasions- i had unpleasant experiences with the rude kids that work there. I honestly would rather shop at a small business - but customer service is very important. I wear a huge coat all the time due to being anemic, hence if you check my purchase history- I’ve spent hundreds here on iron supplements. My family and friends will not come to this store again- I will drive to the Co-op in Roanoke where the people are kind.

All sorts of great food, nuts, drinks, and cheeses. Also a wide assortment of vitamins, beer-making gear, gems, singing bowls and more. Expert and friendly staff.

I have been shopping at Eats for years. During the height of the pandemic, this place was the safest feeling place I entered. The staff is the friendlest place in town. They have a good granola section. You should stop in and see for yourself. If you do, I bet you will become a regular shopper.

Eats is WONDERFUL! Such a great atmosphere and really high quality products. I personally go there for their metaphysical supplies and bulk herbs - and I always leave happy.

I'm one that never writes a review but this was needed. Today, I was there shopping as I normally do and like always before I come in everyone is busy doing their own separate work and as i'm shopping i noticed that each time I looked or turner around one of the employees or managers were there; mind you I've seen others shop and they're free to shop and mosey all around but I DON'T GET THAT SAME COURTSEY, I'M Literally SPIED ON MY ENTIRE TIME THERE........unfortunately this has been my experienced with this store since day 1 and today after dealing with this behavior for years; I had finally had enough and spoke up about how I had been being treated. plz know this isn't everyone's experience just those that "APPEAR" to be the minority. We're in 2022 in our mindsets still haven't EVOLVED. I GUESS MORE ARE SLEEP ,,,,,,,,,RATHER THEN AWAKE........IN THAT SENSE; I'M GLAD I'M THE MINORITY.

Eats is located close to my house and stay open later than Annie Kay's so I end up there sometimes. Their homebrew selection is varied and convenient. The staff is unfortunately uninviting at best and sometimes downright rude so I prefer to shop at other venues when possible. EDIT: I bounced this up to 5 stars. Their current staff is a lot friendlier than they used to be, and I now feel a lot more comfortable shopping there and shop there more often. Shows how people make the difference!

Great natural food store. Has all the vitamins and supplements that you can ever need that you cannot find anywhere in the town, and it is a nice friendly store. Also has a wide selection of foods and the membership is very helpful if you shop alot. Unfortunately they do not take American Express, but the benefits outweigh that.

An incredible resource for locally sourced natural foods. I saw organic nuts from other parts of the world that were so fresh they were refrigerated. I saw beautifully packaged locally grown sprouts. An amazing assortment of raw cheeses, all organic. There were gluten-free grain free organic packaged products the likes of which I had never seen before. A lot of very healthy cleaning products, locally or regionally made. Materials for growing your own sprouts, making your own beer wine and kombucha. I got off highway 81 and route from Asheville to DC and drove here to Blacksburg for lunch. It's about 20 minutes off the interstate but it was worth the drive.