Ozark Natural Foods

D B 2 months ago

I have to stop here every time I'm in fayetteville. The coffee bar is wonderful. The freshness of their foods is amazing. Everyone there working is happy to be there. I love sitting on their patio.

Brandi Bass 3 months ago

Been a member for years. Recently spent a month in Northern California and stopped at a few local natural food store north of San Francisco. Decided to wait to buy my multi vitamins when I got back to Fayetteville. It’s been 4 month or so since I bought the Ozark Natural brand multi vitamins that I’ve bought for years. SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT THEM IN CALIFORNIA!! and I didn’t purchase them at ONF. I’m moving to California in a few days and will get them Out there. who thought it was a good idea to go from 9.99/10.99 to 16.99 for the Same bottle in such a short amount of time?! Absurd!! Sad when California beats Arkansas on pricing! Over priced plant section & Your customer service sucks too. Thats been the same way for years. Good luck And good riddance!

Daisy Matthews 9 months ago

I have been coming to ONF since my mother worked here 45 years ago and they've had consistently high quality produce and everything in the store is set up beautifully with good people working. A bit pricey but local growers mean fresher to make the price difference worth it. They do have a bistro with outdoor seating.

William Lindsey a year ago

For a long time now, trips to northwest Arkansas (we live in Little Rock in the center of the state) haven't been complete without a stop at Ozark Natural Foods in Fayetteville. Up to the pandemic period, we maintained a membership at Ozark Natural Foods, though we went there only once or twice a year. The dried pulses (beans and peas), grains, flours, spices and herbs the co-op offers -- you measure out what you need from jars and bins -- is a big draw for us, since we can stock up on, say, dried marjoram and oregano and caraway seeds and pinto beans on a visit there, as we did today. There's a decent selection of wines at fairly reasonable prices. Lots of cosmetic and health-type offerings, fairly good canned goods made with organic ingredients, etc. The baked goods, which lean to vegan offerings and far too doughy muffins and scones, aren't a big draw for me. I always enjoy visiting the part of the store that offers garden plants and house plants, though today I found it disappointingly ill-stocked. During the pandemic, I did come to a temporary parting of the ways with Ozark Natural Foods, when I emailed them to ask if they ever mailed dried herbs like oregano from the store

Rachel Gordon Edited a year ago

Can’t say enough good things about this store! Fresh local produce at fair prices, incredible bulk section, great coffee bar & patio (they serve onyx coffee!), huge selection of health, wellness & self care items. Not only can you get dry goods in bulk but they have teas, herbs, spices, cleaning products, oils, sweeteners, and body care products in bulk as well! They are family friendly - with small carts for kids to push independently & a newly added “book nook” In the cafe. Our kids love to play on the patio in the rock area and can wander around there safely for a long time while we enjoy a drink and snacks. Their baked goods are amazing - they also sell local sourdough! You can find beautiful bouquets here from local florists as well as locally made goods, art, greeting cards. Not only can you shop for specialty items & local produce for your weekly meals but I think it’s an ideal place to find gifts- shop the plant section for a plant or find locally made items like these crocheted washcloths I make! add some chocolate and a flower bouquet & you have a super thoughtful gift that supports the community!