Naturally Yours Grocery & Deli

I love Naturally Yours. Great food in the Deli, great people. So many vegan options available! They will also order things for you if they don’t carry it in the store

A fantastic grocery store and purveyor of nutritional supplements. I was traveling from out of town and needed gluten free vegan food, and they had me covered! There were tons of snacks that don’t require preparation (raw foods) and they had many vegan yogurt options. There were numerous types of non-​dairy milk for my cereal (flax, almond, soy, almond) and they carry a full line of vegan skin care products (lotion, lip balm).
Very friendly and knowledgeable staff.

I like this place a lot. A little expensive, but what health food store isn’t? My student discount that I get with an ID helps a lot with the price, though. They have a good selection of gluten-​free, dairy-​free, and Paleo groceries as well as supplements for just about any ailment or health reason that you can think of. I also think they have a great selection of caffeinated and herbal teas.
They have a bar where you can buy soups, salads, and smoothies. I just bought one of their organic smoothies, and it was delicious!

I enjoy the store and enjoy the Gold’s discount. Customer service is always good !!!

I don’t live in Illinois, and I wanted to order a healthy gift basket to thank some very nice people. Donna the manager did a wonderful job taking care of my order at a very busy time of year. She was very diligent about making sure everything was right and got it delivered on time. Not many stores would have taken the time to help me the way she did. I have also been in the store a number of times shopping with my daughter who is a IWU student. We’ve always been pleased with the GF selections as well as fresh products. The other staff members have always been nice and helpful too.

I have to agree with some of the other reviews the dust on product is a bit off putting. But they carry So Delicious coconut milk which I am just a huge fan of. Plus you can get real apple cider vinegar with mother, coconut oil and a host of other produce that you simply won’t find in most supermarkets. Vegetarian selections are good. As are the Twin Oak Meats in the frozen section. Fairly decent gluten free section too. Milk section has product from local dairies too. Prices seem to be reasonable (used to shop at Whole paycheck (Foods) in Chicago). The reward program isn’t bad and helps save some $ on the grocery bill.

I like this place in that they have reasonable bulk items, a variety of organics, and have carried items I enjoy in the past. I also like supporting a store that employs the elderly. What I did not find impressive was some dust on older items. I get that stock doesn’t always move quickly, but can you pretend it does by cleaning it? I also am not at all impressed with their communication. I had asked several times, over email and in person, if they were going to stock or if they would order more micro greens, and I never got a reply. Frankly, a smaller business thrives on customer service– I’ve had more courteous interactions with chain grocery stores in town. Supporting a smaller, local store is something that is important to me– feeling ignored has made me shop there much less often.

I come here when I need a specialty item, like Chia seeds or some other ridiculous thing that my doctor tells me I need. They always have it in stock and there is always someone working in the aisles to tell me where it is. I like that.

Huge selection of vitamins and other standard hippy crap. I ignore this section.
You’ll like this place if you want things like grass fed beef, free range chicken and eggs, uncaged pork and non homogenized milk. You’ll pay a premium for these things, but it’s worth it. Great place to go when the farmers’ market isn’t in season.
They also have a good selection of bulk oats and stuff. Lots of gluten free foods as well.
Never eaten at the Deli.
They offer 10% off for Students and Teachers everyday (I knew my ISU faculty ID would come in handy sooner or later), and 10% for seniors on Tuesdays (I think).