Krieger's Health Foods Market

Gretchen McCarthy 3 months ago

Good fresh produce for good prices. But that’s it. Have gone to them multiple times for dairy products. Creamers, heavy cream, milk. So often we open them up and they’re spoiled and gooped up. This is my last time trying their dairy products. Something’s is wrong with the way they store this stuff and it’s difficult to get ahold of customer service.

Brandon S 4 months ago

Oof. We live nearby but rarely go. Now I remember why. Very small aisles. I felt like I was running into other patrons the whole time. It was even worse when staff were restocking. They have some unique items, but most of it is the same brands and products as other grocery stores just 20 percent more expensive. Finally, the technology for checking out is antiquated. The computer froze in one aisle. Then the scale in the next didn’t work. Parking lot is feasible but relatively inaccessible because it’s at the corner of two active roads.

Mel 4 months ago

As a long-time patron of health food stores and supporter of local businesses, I was excited to discover Krieger's when I first moved to this area. However, my delight eventually was mitigated by the realization that fruits and vegetables surprisingly lacked the flavor punch of fresh, locally sourced food. Fruits (with the exceptional of bananas) and veggies seemed to go mushy faster than those purchased from the big box grocery stores or even smaller stores such as Pepper's in Northfield. I stopped buying anything on sale, but even the full-price items were going bad by 3 days after purchase. I tried installing ethylene-absorbing packets in the crisper drawer of my fridge, but the Krieger produce was still the first to go bad. I checked with neighbors, and they described having the same experience. So, I decided to write this review and will not be shopping at Krieger any longer, except for the occasional jar of locally made jam.

Megan Warmbein a year ago

I came across this Health Foods Market while visiting the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in the Cuyahoga Falls area, and I was really glad I did! I was looking for organic, natural, and fresh food options that I could easily take with me on a hike, and this market turned out to be a great stop. Parking is a little limited directly in front of the building, but there’s a larger lot off to the side that makes it easy to get in and out. Once inside, the market has a very welcoming small-town feel, but the building itself is surprisingly spacious. The first thing you notice is the abundance of fresh produce—rows of colorful vegetables and fruits that look like they were picked straight from local farms. They also carry local raw honey, pure maple syrup, and cold-pressed juices, which are always a huge plus for anyone seeking farm-to-table, natural grocery options. In the fall season, they even feature pumpkins, gourds, and fresh apple cider, which adds a festive touch and really sets the tone for autumn shopping. One interesting thing about this market is the variety: in addition to the organic produce and natural grocery items, there are also Amish-made foods like pies, cookies, and

Val Renner a year ago

This is a great local store. It carries very fresh produce and a wide array of products. Nice beer and wine section and a great vitamin area, they even have a deli. They offer a wide array of bagged bulk snacks. Great alternative to the bigger market chains.