Sunflower Natural Foods

natural food business, in laconia?! always had positive experiences at sunflower. the personal is always very helpful when asking and very knowledgeable. it's a bit expensive, but it's a natural food business, so it should be expected. it is small, but if they ask the personal, they could be able to order what they are looking for. we did this a few times with objects that we could not find anywhere else. plus vegan marshmallows! said enough!

sunflower natural foods is located near the inner city of laconia, in a great location. it is a small business, and probably the only one like it in laconia. I like the opportunity to buy products, frozen were and get a book / gift from the gift shop area on the back. have stopped in a few times. the personal was very helpful. the signs over the load warn them not to steal, not to take tester, are a bit much. I never had a problem with the personal. the choice is small, but it is the only one to load as it is in the opposite and is worth when they are in the city.

I've been a sunflower natural foods customer for several years and felt good at supporting this local business. I am a member of the co-op in concord, but always first came to sunflower. that has changed today. one of the hired (although they think they had the place) was so rude to my 17-year-old daughter this afternoon that I was flabbergasted. we looked at shampoos, and when my daughter tipped the cap to smell them (a reasonable thing to do) she robbed, don't do that! now the product is compromised and we can't sell it! if it doesn't say that the tester did not touch it then she came down from her ladder, broke over where we still looked at products, of course my daughter was destroyed. not misunderstood now: I can appreciate the need to maintain the product in a non-compromising condition. my daughter, however, is not the type of pushing bottles, breaking seals or applying product, the unmarked tester in the did, she is the most respectful teenager I know (and I should white--I teach high school.) and since respectful teens today are a rare one, I am annoyed to think that this woman treats my daughter to this wise. their kind, in which did, was positiw elitist, and within the limits of a natural food business, no one is right to act on these wise (although there is much of it) this is a hard economy, and good, consistent customers are hard to come. the former customer of sunflower natural foods will bring to concord their (significant) business to the future. to be honest, the choice is better anyway.

This is a large memory with many options for food, health and household needs. The staff is also wonderful. PS try the super delicious vegan chocolate caramel ice cone

Natural grocery store, in Laconia?! Always had positive experiences with Sunflower. Staff are always very helpful in questions and very knowledgeable. It's a bit expensive, but it's a natural grocery store so it's to be expected. It is small, but if you ask the staff, they can order what you are looking for. We did this a few times with objects we couldn't find anywhere else. Plus vegan marshmallows! Enough.

Sunflower Natural Foods is located near downtown Laconia, in a great location. It's a little business, and probably the only one like it in Laconia. I like the opportunity to buy products, frozen goods, and a book / gift from the gift shop area on the back. They stopped a few times. The staff was very helpful. The signs over the store warn you not to steal, not to take testers, are a bit much. But I never had a problem with the staff. The selection is small, but it is the only store as it is in the area and is worth when you are in the city.

I've been a Sunflower Natural Foods customer for several years and felt good at supporting this local business. I am a member of the Co op in Concord, but I always came to Sunflower first. This has changed today. One of the employees (whether you think that she had the place) was so rude to my 17-year-old daughter this afternoon that I was flabbergasted. We looked at shampoos, and when my daughter tilted the cap to smell them (to do a reasonable thing), she naked, don't do that! Now the product is compromised and we cannot sell it! If it doesn't say 'tester', don't touch it! Then she came down from her head, strode over, where we still looked at products before us, without apologising me and snapping the bottle out of the shelf. She then announced louder to the woman who worked in the back of the store that she placed a product that had been compromised by a customer on the counter up. Of course, my daughter was murdered. Not misunderstood now: I can appreciate the need to keep product in a non-compromising state. However, my daughter is NOT the type to squeeze, break or apply products that are not marked testers; in fact, she is the most respectful teenager I know (and I know SHOULD, I teach high school). And since respectful teenagers are a rare commodity nowadays, I am annoyed to think that this woman treats my daughter in this way. Their way, in fact, was positive ELITIST, and within the limits of a natural grocery business, no one has the right to act in this way (although there is much about it). This is a hard economy, and good, consistent customers are hard to come. The former customer of Sunflower Natural Foods will bring their (significant) business to Concord in the future. To be honest, the selection is better anyway.