Nutrition S’Mart

None of the employees where aware of the free offer through Unilocal.I was not able to redeem it. Talked to three employees. I’m sure the rest of the store was fine, but that was pretty disappointing.

Nutrition Smart oughta be ashamed of themselves with the selection of produce they stock here. Everytime I’ve shopped here their tomatoes are all spoiled, also their apples. I even came across an entire row of frozen french fries which were all expired! If you shop here be sure to stick to the pre packaged food… and don’t forget to check the expiration dates.

Very disappointed in my last visit to Nutrition Smart. A coworker and I decided to head in during our lunch break to check out their new juice bar. There were no other patrons there at the time, yet 15 minutes after ordering our smoothies they were still not done (despite us ordering the same thing, meaning they only used one blender) and our lunch break was almost over. Just as my coworker began to tell me she was thinking of asking for her money back we noticed one of the two juice bar workers walking towards us with a smoothie. We were relieved to be getting out of there finally, until she sets down the smoothie behind the register. Clearly this was for an employee and took precedence over the customers. My coworker then went over to her and told her she would like a refund so she can leave, she was then told the manager would need to come over. He came over quickly but offered no apology and actually got defensive with her. I was then given my smoothie, 20 minutes after I ordered it at the same counter, and we left. To top it off my $ 8 – 9 smoothie was terrible and I ended up throwing it away almost completely full. I wish this is where my bad experience ended, because I’ve shopped at this location for 2 years and the Carrolwood location previous to that, but unfortunately it is not. I wrote the company to let them know what happen and that they need better management over their store and juice bar operation, but a week passed with no response. I still wanted to give them a chance, so I sent them a message on facebook. They responded saying I would be hearing from them through my email soon. Nothing ever came. This is bad news for the Wesley Chapel Nutrition Smart, especially since the expansion of Wiregrass will most likely include the addition of another health conscious grocer, such as Whole Foods or Trader Joes.

Fairly priced. Lots of non gmo, organic and gluten free items. My kids love the organic pop tarts. Lol

I always love going to this store it’s my alternative when I can’t get to the bigger chain stores like Whole Foods Market or Trader Joe’s. Overall some product prices may be higher priced when compared to WFM or TJ but they offer many brands not offered elsewhere. They tend to run many in house specials. I love the fact that they have smaller stores which make it personably and assistance is readily available when you have questions about products, brands or ingredients. They also accept manufacturer coupons and they offer many health and wellness newsletters free for the taking. There’s also a calender of many of the store upcoming events. Their calender ism usually packed with a variety of offerings like lecturers, food demos and free giveaways on certain days. The only down side is their stores are scarce with only two locations in Tampa.

Really like how they give 10% off for veterans, military, and first responders. That is more than Publix does. They have the best BBQ sauce made by Woodstock, the Nacho chips made by Garden of Eatin, and the best hemp soap made by One with Nature.

Generally a great store but they should consider partnering with local farmers for organic, raw, and grass fed items such as produce, eggs, honey, beef and poultry. The eggs they currently offer are still mass produced by large commercial farms that aren’t know for the humane treatment of the hens or the disposal of young male chickens. On a more positive note, their selection of vitamins, herbs, and dry goods is quite good although some of the same items can be found at both Publix and Walmart for $ 2 – 3 less.

This is my stop off point for all things vitamins. Customer service is good here and associates seem to be knowledgeable about the products. They can be pricier than some but I seem to find all that I need when I shop there.

One reason we really like this place is the community events they host. Kids had a great time today at the cooking class making their strawberry parfaits. The chef is fun, lively, an entertaining! Definitely take advantage of these free events.

Thankful for this place — we are not located near WF, TJ or any other of the fancy health food chains… It’s not a big box store like the rest. If you expect a neighborhood spot where you can grab essentials in a pinch, you won’t be disappointed. Just know that the fresh produce is the smallest section in the store.
I have found any and every gluten free item I’ve needed here. They also have HUGE tea & supplement sections & a decent bulk nut/​grain/​oat section too. I know there are classes or talks related to health & well being that are hosted at the store, but I’ve never participated.
All of the staff is extremely nice and helpful. Check them out!

Overview it was good but I thought for this type of store that would have had some fruit juice options.

This is place is nice and spacious. According to the sign, they only carry organic produces. They have a nice varied selections of items in the store even though it can be tough to keep the shelves stocked with all that is going on in the food world.
I wish the staff was a little more friendlier. It would be nicer to shop closer to my home instead of driving over to Whole Foods to do most of my organic and natural shopping.

They could work on their customer service. While I like having health food store close to home the staff is in another world. I checked out while what appeared to be a manager talking to the check out clerk. Not so much as a hello, did you find everything you need, thank you or good bye. They continued to talk about who works on Sunday and how you fit in lunch breaks without so much as acknowledging my existence. Pretty lousy– good thing they dont have any competition nearby.

Great to have a resource like this so close. However, the stock seems to rotate randomly and there are times that I go to get something and they have stopped carrying it. I understand that stuff rotates but am surprised at the items that do.

Not Trader Joes and not Whole Foods but close enough and located right where I need it to be. So until either of these places opens up in Wesley Chapel I’m counting on this place to get Organic foods. Plus they give out $ 5 coupons often enough to make it worth going. The square footage allows you to get in and out much faster than a stop at Publix and the bag credit is good for the wallet and the environment. Worth a stop.

Much closer than Whole Foods so I usually wind up here for my vegan needs. A lot of their products can be purchased cheaper elsewhere but if you stick with the bulk and the things on sale you usually will be ok. I find a lot of harder to find items here like vanilla beans, nutritional yeast and broth powder. Saturdays usually means lot of samples.

Great addition to the Wesley Chapel area, located in a strip mall across from the Shops at Wiregrass and the Beall’s/Publix plaza. Yes, it’s a natural food store, but no, it isn’t the same as Whole Foods or Fresh Market. (Why, oh why, can’t we get one of those up here?!) The selection is okay, but you won’t be able to find everything you’re looking for. It’s kept clean, the employees are friendly, and things are easy to find, for the most part.
They do have a large selection of vitamins and health products (seems like almost a third of the store?). I was able to find Seventh Generation chlorine-​free diapers for my daughter years ago since she was allergic to the major brands of diapers, which is how I found this place. Otherwise, I probably wouldn’t have stopped in. They also have natural cleaning products.
Limited selection of fresh produce and meat, but again, beats the alternative in this area which is nothing. In the off-​chance that my prayers are answered and a Whole Foods were built here, then this place would serve no purpose. But right now it’s a great place to go when I need something I can’t find at Publix.

Well, it’s like having ¹⁄₃ of a Whole Foods when I’m out here, so I’ll take it? Nice little store though.

I have to say I was a little excited seeing a health food store in the area. I don’t do my regular shopping in stores like this but it’s nice to know you can get those specialty items that the regular grocery stores just don’t carry.
Upon walking in I was greeted with a hello, so that was nice. However the shelves seemed almost barren and the aisle were suffering from any true organization. I think I counted 3 different aisles with dried pasta on the shelves! So anyways I grabbed a couple items and went to the register. There was only one lane open and one customer in front of me. Should be fast, right? WRONG! The couple in front of me was taking their sweet time writing a check and conversing with no regard to me or my time. I normally wouldn’t put blame on a store for this but it goes a little deeper than that. The girl that was bagging and chatting with this customer decided to open another register AFTER another customer got in line after me and told her to come over and started taking care of her order. Then there were 2 – 3 other customers that went through that line before my cashier was able to help me with my two little items. There was no sense of urgency or caring of my time by anyone there.

This is a pretty good natural food store. The selection could be a little larger, but it works. They have fresh produce and dairy. There is a large selection of vitamins and supplements as well.