Ozark Natural Foods

I have been coming to ONF since my mother worked here 45 years ago and they've had consistently high quality produce and everything in the store is set up beautifully with good people working. A bit pricey but local growers mean fresher to make the price difference worth it. They do have a bistro with outdoor seating.

This is the only grocery store in the state that does not dump all of its excess and expired products into a landfill. Almost nothing is wasted, and nearly everything is recycled. They send leftover food waste to pig farmers, and the Co-op packaging is biodegradable. It is the last grocery store in town where Mother Earth & local farmers/vendors are taken into consideration. Yeah, it's expensive, but the reasons are transparent. Yeah, parking can be tricky, but the CEO doesn't spend billions of dollars to send themselves and their friends to space. Pictured is the best heartwarming 'JusTea' I bought from the Co-Op!

For a long time now, trips to northwest Arkansas (we live in Little Rock in the center of the state) haven't been complete without a stop at Ozark Natural Foods in Fayetteville. Up to the pandemic period, we maintained a membership at Ozark Natural Foods, though we went there only once or twice a year. The dried pulses (beans and peas), grains, flours, spices and herbs the co-op offers -- you measure out what you need from jars and bins -- is a big draw for us, since we can stock up on, say, dried marjoram and oregano and caraway seeds and pinto beans on a visit there, as we did today. There's a decent selection of wines at fairly reasonable prices. Lots of cosmetic and health-type offerings, fairly good canned goods made with organic ingredients, etc. The baked goods, which lean to vega

Excellent place for groceries, fresh food and getting cooked lunch and dinner from stalls. Nice salad bar and awesome coffee shop.

Great third space! Clean, helpful staff, great hot food, fresh pastries, study/lounge area, inside and outside dining! Wifi, fresh coffee and beers/cider! Fresh ingredients and supporting local creators and farmers. All around an amazing place, I wouldn’t have expected to see in Arkansas lol.