Ada’s Natural Market

Try the Natural Market for a great meal! Organic and fresh truly great burrito’s. Friendly service topped with amazing food.

Really great place to get a cacao Acai bowl! I also had their chickpea salad in the prepared food section and it had the perfect amount of spice. My parents both got the Mediterranean salads and said they were really good too– only thing is it didn’t come with dressing so make sure to remember that. Got to come back for the peanut butter and almond butter– you can grind them yourself.

I was lost until I found this amazing organic market. The black bean burger and the kale salad are my favorite. You have to check it out!

quite nice, I used to shop in their original store in a plaza but this store is much bigger and nicer. Glad I stopped by. :)

Juices and smoothies were great and organic but a bit pricey. Nice grocery store too.

Very small selection of cheese, dairy and meat. With the lack of selection they don’t have a range of prices like a Whole Foods.
Whole Foods can be affordable to a person on a budget when they take advantage of the 365 store brand for basic items and only stray to the luxury/​speciality items based on preference.

For organic food, I think it’s the only game in town. Wish it were bigger with more organic ready to heat and eat foods as I don’t cook. Nice selection of food and also vitamins, supplements, etc. definitely worth a visit!

Super fresh and decent array of food options if you are not exactly a health nut. Pricey, but what you would expect being that good, healthy food sadly is going to cost you more than fast food garbage.
This visit I had the Margarita Naan pizza and a Berry Bowl that were both great portion sizes and delicious.

Yummy my sweet awesome nurse Sandra brought me an AWESOME chicken curry wrap. I loved it sooo much I just may drive the long drive to get another wrap today :)

Workers are very nice and friendly! Enjoyed the atmosphere here! And I’m so stoked I finally found a place that serves acai bowls!

ADA’s is a true hidden treasure of Ft. Myers. If you’re looking for an organic market that is more like a step up from Trader Joe’s, but won’t empty your wallet like Whole Foods, then this is the place to go. They had closed at one point which we were upset about, but they re-​opened eventually and are as great as ever. Yes, the prices for certain things might be higher than the average supermarket, but this is more of a specialty market focusing on organic and natural items. Highly recommended.

A bit over priced, I was excited about the smoothie bar and juices, but $ 12 for a smoothie! because I added protein and the girl just added a teaspoon/​dash of hemp protein

Super fresh juice while you shop best I found! Nice deli section. Fresh salads and fresh made quiche lots of variety in meats and cheese. Fresh veggies. Bulk grain and nuts. Olive bar. Has tasty sandwich selection that you can eat there at the indoor or outdoor tables. Nice addition to the area

Out of zucchini, prices were ridiculously expensive. Aisles were miss labeled, confusing layout.

Fantastic!!!
We usually do our lunch time meal and a green drink but today we opted for breakfast because everywhere else was packed. So glad we did!!! Awesome egg sandwich and max muscle shake.
ITS A WEEKEND REGULAR FOR US

LOVE Ada’s! We have been long time shoppers of ada’s through 3 owner’s I believe. If you want QUALITY not quantity this is the place to shop! I am a firm believer that food is medicine. As with anything of Quality it will be a little more expensive but well worth it in my opinion. Kudos to the new owner’s for making the store exceptional!

I was in town and because I travel all the time, I get sick of eating out. I normally try to find a whole foods, but came across Ada’s while driving by. I was impressed the second I walked in. It seems this is a new Location and it was very nice.
I made a salad with some sides and got some fresh cut strawberries. I am always so glad to find places that offer healthy choices and local suppliers. I wish this place was in Michigan by my house!

I really hate to bad mouth any Health Food Store because when I’m not eating out, I’m all organic at home and believe In the Organic Way, But C’mon! This place has their items and produce marked up too high. What’s up with that?! Yes, i know this is a Health Food Store, I’m aware things are higher, but not this high. I know how much items are supposed to cost at Health food stores because that is mainly where I shop for food besides Publix Greenwise. Costco also has awesome grass fed beef and organic chicken by the way at great prices. I’m also a green juicer, I juice organic greens everyday and I know the prices for greens at 3 places where I live. Fresh Market, Earth Origins, and the Clearwater Health Food Patch. All great places with reasonable prices. How can people afford these prices over here? This place has things marked up 1 – 2 $$ Aaah no! I need to head back to Tampa soon so I can afford to eat and drink.

If you appreciate clean eating, organic food over processed crap, unique items, supporting local establishments/​products and friendly service then you will love this place like I do!
I value my health and enjoy discovering new foods. I do have a budget and can save money on some things in order to spend an extra bit on good quality food!
I love Whole Foods, trader Joes and Fresh Market, so this place is even more awesome since it’s locally owned.
I shopped and ate lunch here on my first visit. The café food was delicious. And next time I’m in at a no lunch time I’ll grab a protein smoothie because the sample I had was really yummy!
If you are happy shopping at Walmart and don’t have issues with produce from Walmart then you will most likely not like this place. But it’s worth a visit from everyone!

The other day an article made it’s circulation around my facebooks — Gluten Intolerance Not A Thing Outside Celiacs! Heeeeeyyyyy… would you look at that.
This place is a gluten-​free haven. GIVE ME GLUTEN! All the best desserts have gluten! Make some gluten options! How is it that we have gotten to a point where now I’m begging for it?
The rest of this place is alright. The breakfast sandwich was pretty good (was it gluten-​free bread? I don’t know it tasted good so I assume no), the dolmas were okay, and I didn’t find any chocolate things I wanted to consume. Smoothies are okay. There’s a juice bar for making you feel like you’re being healthy.
So…yep. Three stars.

Just about everything you could ask for in healthy, natural and organic foods and products. The deli, restaurant and juice bars serve up delicious and fresh offerings. Everyone is happy to help even if it is just to answer a question. The store is impeccably clean and well stocked. They also have a frequent shopper discount program.

Very very nice. .
A independently owned store that is showing great promise.
Totally worth supporting..

Opening weekend and this place is hoppin’.
I can’t give this a total 3, but I can’t give it a 4. It’s not a 2, either. I think I’ll stick with a three, as this local, organically grown store, can get over whelming.
The «3, maybe 3 and a half, almost 4» star is because there is a wide selection of human needs — food, health, etc. They actually carry a flavor of tea I like, that no one else carries. Staff seemed friendly.
I can’t give it a 2, that’s for sure. There was nothing wrong with the store to warrant it. If you want to say the prices of things is what brings the stars down, then there has to be something more to it. Yes, things are a bit on the expensive side. What isn’t these days? This store may pride itself on selling local farmer’s wares, as well as it all being organic, but I’ve honestly seen other stores sell the same product for a couple dollars less. Heck, even some of the farmers markets I go to, are a little cheaper. If your «shop healthy! shop smart!» savvy friend is limiting themselves on what they buy because of the prices of things, then you know you’re in trouble. One of the people I went with saw what they wanted, saw the price, and would say to me «I can’t justify that price… I’ve seen it at X Farmers Market for less». The question then becomes, what is better — Ada’s or a farmers market?
You certainly could tell Ada’s was better when I went, truth be told. Don’t think I’m giving this all negative reviews. The place was packed, the check out lines long, carts filled to the brim — in some cases. I’ll go back to get my tea, and look more at what’s within my budget, but it’s not an every day expense I can unfortunately afford.