Nuts ‘n Berries

This tiny place packs a punch, especially if you want to peruse vitamins, supplements, powders and more! I like how their selection is so different from whole foods and Sevananda.
I got a delicious fresh green juice at their café and enjoyed the calm ambiance in the café, as I listened to jazz. I could easily become a regular here.

The staff are courteous and knowledgeable.
This is a fun & tasty place to eat, and though it’s slightly pricey, the food is mostly ethically obtained.
The salads & hot food are excellent and there’s conveniently pre-​packaged foods ready to go in a case near the register.

I’ve been here a few times over the years and its a nice alternative to some of the options in the area. If you are looking for a quick sandwich and side or some hummus and raw veggies, that are local and fresh made then this is a spot that will satisfy that craving.
Each time I have gone in, the menu is a little different, which doesn’t bother me one bit. Sometimes the line and wait is a little longer, but I have come in some days and popped in and right back out, so it really just depends.
Don’t come here expecting extra mayo, heavy cream, extra butter.etc. Think lean, healthy with a focus on quality fuel food for your body.
Service has always been polite and attentive but can sometimes get flustered and confused when the crowd backs up… not really a complaint, more like an observation to consider.

A great little place that I’d been remiss not to visit before yesterday. Super NPWH and thanks to the dinner Emily R. organized on Sun, I met one of the store managers and decided to drop in yesterday.
Nuts n Berries has been around and owned by the same family since I was a little girl and it is a go-​to spot for all things natural. Coconut oil, salve for getting rid of leg and foot cramps (can’t remember the name but I need to get some of that stuff!), all kinds of soaps and lotions for specific skin types and needs. Next time I’m doing a real stock up, I’m going by — maybe a switch from my usual Aveda/​Burts Bees combo would be a good change!
Note– Brookhaven Bistro is separately owned than Nuts n Berries, though attached. The menu looks great and I want to try their homemade pimento cheese soon to see how it stacks up to my fave Palmetto Cheese.
Worth the trek to north Brookhaven if you’re looking for health products at reasonable prices.

I was very disappointed by this place. I have been there a handful of times and the service has been poor each time. I was in hopes that things would change but I was wrong.
The owner was there twice when the employee got my order wrong or took over 20 min. to make a smoothie! He did nothing about it.
Definitely not going back again.

This health food store has recently had a change in management with a change in name to 4Kicks. As that name suggests, there’s also been a change in quality.
When I moved to the Druid Hills area recently and was looking for a health food store closer than Rainbow Market in Decatur, Nuts ‘n Berries was a good alternative. They had a moderately good selection of vitamins and herbal supplements and a fairly knowledgeable (if slightly overenthusiastic) staff. It was also well-​organized; if you were looking in the section of supplements to help you sleep, for example, all the supplements would be ones that would help you sleep.
Unfortunately, Nuts ‘n Berries was bought up by 4Kicks. Now there are energy supplements dotted throughout the sleep section. When I bought one, then later realized that it was the opposite of what I needed, I took it back unopened but was told that, while they used to take unopened returns within ten days (still rather limited), now they only give you «store credit’ within that period. So if you don’t need anything else or don’t want to bother with them any more, they get to keep your money!
They are also ridiculously expensive as compared to online sources such as Swanson Vitamins. So I’ll use Rainbow when I’ve got to have it now (or after a half-​hour drive, at least) and online when I can’t. Unlike Nuts n Berries, 4Kicks is not worth fighting the Peachtree Street traffic.

I went to Nuts ‘N Berries for the first time today and was IMPRESSED. I drove by the place over the weekend and made it my walking route for today. As soon as I walked into the store, I was greeted and informed of the sales and specials… and I mean great specials. I had the pleasure of meeting Jeremy who took the time out to answer all of my questions and provided such great insight. The store’s inventory of mass products was like a trip to the candy store back in the day. I was so excited of my new finding, that I almost ran back home, grabbed my son, who plays college football to share Jeremy’s insight and he was just impressed of his knowledge as well. Me and my children’s health is my number one priority and I know Nuts ‘N Berries is going to make my effort much easier and more exciting.

The Brookhaven Bistro at Nuts and Berries is awesome. I just discovered it this week… I’ve eaten there twice for lunch already and I think it’s safe to say that they have some of the healthiest food in Atlanta. Yesterday for lunch I had the Wild Alaskan Salmon with Black Beans and Brown Rice for $ 8.00, and it was insanely delicious. It had onions and tomatoes and greens and who knows what else, all with a spicy Chipotle sauce. It’s in the cooler on the right with the drinks as you’re waiting in line. Don’t be fooled by the small size because it turned out to be a very generous portion. Normally after eating healthy food I’m hungry an hour later but this meal was really satisfying. Can’t wait to have it again.
If you’re driving by I know this place doesn’t look like much from the outside, but it really is amazing. I think other people are starting to discover it too, there was a steady line of customers in there yesterday. It’s only open from 10 – 4 though I think. If you are looking for a healthy lunch and are in the area you have to check this place out!

I really like Nuts ‘N Berries. I have been going there off and on for about 10 years. It’s been around since my early childhood when my family first moved to Dunwoody.
I shop there every so often to get things that are hard to find elsewhere, such as REAL coconut oil (i.e. not fractionated), quality flaxseed oil, and other things of that nature. They also sell some pretty good natural hair– and skincare products (I was pleased to find that they carry some Aubrey Organics conditioner).
On most of my visits, the staff has been extremely cheerful and helpful. I’d complain about the high prices, but duh… it’s a natural food store! I feel like their prices are reasonable for the natural-​foods market niche. And it’s on the cleaner and less-​smelly side than many natural groceries I’ve visited. It may not have the selection of a larger store like Return to Eden, but it’s like a comfortable old friend to me.
(I have yet to try the café… someday soon, I need to do that.)

count down begins… NOW:
we have one hour before we have to be at the basement theater to teach our workshops
we are road-​weary
we need a good snack to hold us over til dinner
60…drive around with stupid looks on our faces
55…turn down peachtree, peelin eyes, peelin out
50…holyacaiberry that place says «heath food store» that’s good enough
45…browse aisles in state of wonderment, delight, sing usher songs
35…kombucha, greens protein bar, vat of african shea butter, yerba mate, vegan cookie, bionade drank
30−15…enjoy snacks (sans shea butter that’s for my beautiful skin)
00…teach workshops and change the world through our amazing comedy jokes.
nuts and berries implies that it is a crazy place but it’s actually a really nice and well stocked health food store just like hallie berry.

Their café is now called «Brookhaven Bistro».

Great selection of health-​food meal replacement bars. Something seemed to change some time ago and the cleanliness and image dropped off.

The café has REALLY yummy vegan cupcakes! And definitely try the collard greens soup.

When I lived in Decatur, I made the trek out to Rainbow (still love that place), but now i get my organic/​natural/​hippie goods at Nuts n B. Love that they’re a natural foods place with enough neon to be in Vegas. They carry all of my products (shampoo, beauty, Progest) plus a decent amount of food. Not a full grocery, but good enough for snaxx and small stuff. Conveniently located and the blond chick has been helpful more than once.

When I went to Oglethorpe University, this place was my salvation. Located about a mile from the campus, I could get a tasty veggie lunch (I always got the tofu salad sandwich) and food for dinner after class. It is nothing compared to Return To Eden, the big veggie grocer a few miles away, but it always did the trick when I needed something to eat and did not want to deal with the insane Buckhead traffic.
Basically, it is a veggie grocer and a café, and they have delicious offerings on both sides of the business. It is definitely worth a look to see what they have if you aren’t in the mood for Buckhead traffic!