The bulk selection and food was amazing. Employees were very helpful. The overall theme of the business and prices were amazing as well.

This is such a hidden gem! My mom used to come here, decades ago when it was the Home Economist. I am always looking for places to buy bulk goods, so I don't have to pay for packaging, when I came across this place. It will be my go to for as long as it's around! It's well organized, the staff is very friendly and helpful, it's always clean, and has more options than you can imagine. They have candy, at least eight different types of flour for baking, 6 to 8 gluten-free flours and baking mixes, coffee beans that you can grind yourself, looseleaf tea, mix-ins for granola like nuts and dried fruits, an entire wall of seasonings and blends, and so much more. I find something new to try every time I go in there and I'm never disappointed with the quality. I love that they include ingredients on all of their products so you know exactly what is in your food. We love to bring our own containers, which they will weigh before you start shopping so you're only paying for the food inside. But they do have containers that you can buy and free baggies in front of the food bins. They even include scales around the store so you can check how much your product weighs and they have pencils and pens so you can label your bags. They also have 20+ different sprinkles for any holiday or celebration that you can think of. You won't be disappointed if you come here!

So many great choices for bulk food, candy, spices, and tea/coffee. Tuesdays are the best times for senior citizens. There's 10% off for seniors. The same gentleman is there to answer questions and ring up purchases. The outside says home economist, but don't be fooled by the old sign.

I love the store. It's the only place I can get small amounts of flours and spices and other bulk items.

If you bake this is the best place to shop. Every imaginable type of flour, flavor extracts, and sugars. All sold by weight so you can purchase just what you need for even a single recipe.

I'd put off visiting and now wish I hadn't. While this store has a huge candy section (Albanese - Brach's - Jelly Belly - rock candy - bulk chocolate items) they also carry powdered soup mixes, nuts, powdered dressings, dried fruits, various gluten free flours, honey, coffee, dried pulses, even pastas and flavored gelatin dessert mixes. The spice section takes up most of a wall and includes items such as epazote which I've never seen in a bulk store. There's also a selection of decorative plastic bags suitable for packing your bulk items for gifting; plastic containers; tea balls and various specialty utensils; houseplants (?!) and you can grind your own peanut butter if you're feeling brave. You don't need to write the PLU code on the bags as the staff knows the prices. (Zip lock bags you can write on are available with the spices so you know what you bought when you get home). So I now have a place to restock my spices and pick up a couple of chocolate goodies (cordials!), while the clearly marked ingredients on the bulk candy will keep me from going overboard on Mellocreme pumpkins.

They have everything!! Fresh honey, great coffee beans that are affordable and can grind there. Nice workers!!

A blast from the past! My mother took me here as a young lad. I stumbled across it when I was getting some Subway nearby. This place still rocks. I spent over 50 bucks and didn't feel bad about it. They have everything you need in the right portions. No one I know needs a full sized container of Cumin, why not get a small amount that you will use and not throw out when it expires. They have coffee, peanut butter, candy, spices, and the best orange cheese powder. The strip mall it's in is sadly dying but please support this business because they have everything you need and the prices are great!

I've been going here since it was Home Economist. Since the 90's. Really like the store. Always clean & has friendly staff.