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Nude Foods Market
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Junkyard Social Club
2525 Frontier Ave Suite A, Boulder, CO 80301
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4700 Pearl St #2A, Boulder, CO 80301
CU Boulder East Campus
Boulder, CO 80309
Dairy Arts Center
2590 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80302
Nearby restaurants
Twisted Pine Brewing Co
3201 Walnut St ste a, Boulder, CO 80301
Walnut Cafe
3073 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80301
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Blackjack Pizza & Salads
3023 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80301
Rudi's Organic Bakery
3300 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80301
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Mason's Dumpling Shop - Boulder
3060 Pearl St unit 112, Boulder, CO 80301
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1678 30th St, Boulder, CO 80301
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1905 29th St #1174, Boulder, CO 80301
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1740 30th St, Boulder, CO 80301
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3000 Pearl Pkwy, Boulder, CO 80301
PLANET NAILS
1680 30th St, Boulder, CO 80301
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Nude Foods Market

3233 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80301
4.9(131)
Open until 7:00 PM
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attractions: Junkyard Social Club, Redstone Meadery, CU Boulder East Campus, Dairy Arts Center, restaurants: Twisted Pine Brewing Co, Walnut Cafe, January Coffee, Blackjack Pizza & Salads, Rudi's Organic Bakery, Zeal, Mason's Dumpling Shop - Boulder, Curtis Park Deli - Boulder, Hao Way Chinese Cafe, QuƩ Rico!, local businesses: The Spot Bouldering Gym, Schapell Jewelers, Furniture For Life - Massage Chairs, Boulder Furniture Arts, The Refinery, BC Interiors - Haworth Dealer, CU Boulder Surplus, Best Buy, The NOW Massage Boulder, PLANET NAILS
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(303) 944-8992
Website
nudefoodsmarket.com
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Wed10 AM - 7 PMOpen

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Nearby attractions of Nude Foods Market

Junkyard Social Club

Redstone Meadery

CU Boulder East Campus

Dairy Arts Center

Junkyard Social Club

Junkyard Social Club

4.6

(80)

Closed
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Redstone Meadery

Redstone Meadery

4.6

(77)

Open 24 hours
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CU Boulder East Campus

CU Boulder East Campus

4.7

(28)

Open 24 hours
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Dairy Arts Center

Dairy Arts Center

4.8

(79)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Nude Foods Market

Twisted Pine Brewing Co

Walnut Cafe

January Coffee

Blackjack Pizza & Salads

Rudi's Organic Bakery

Zeal

Mason's Dumpling Shop - Boulder

Curtis Park Deli - Boulder

Hao Way Chinese Cafe

QuƩ Rico!

Twisted Pine Brewing Co

Twisted Pine Brewing Co

4.4

(381)

Open until 9:00 PM
Click for details
Walnut Cafe

Walnut Cafe

4.5

(936)

$

Closed
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January Coffee

January Coffee

4.6

(233)

$

Closed
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Blackjack Pizza & Salads

Blackjack Pizza & Salads

3.8

(207)

$

Open until 10:00 PM
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Nearby local services of Nude Foods Market

The Spot Bouldering Gym

Schapell Jewelers

Furniture For Life - Massage Chairs

Boulder Furniture Arts

The Refinery

BC Interiors - Haworth Dealer

CU Boulder Surplus

Best Buy

The NOW Massage Boulder

PLANET NAILS

The Spot Bouldering Gym

The Spot Bouldering Gym

4.7

(240)

Click for details
Schapell Jewelers

Schapell Jewelers

4.9

(188)

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Furniture For Life - Massage Chairs

Furniture For Life - Massage Chairs

4.8

(67)

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Boulder Furniture Arts

Boulder Furniture Arts

5.0

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Lindsey BugbeeLindsey Bugbee
I wasn't sure what to expect from Nude Foods Market based on the reviews. Is it a grocery store? A prepared food shop? Is the buying process complicated, given the zero waste philosophy? Everyone seems to love it, though, so I went for the first time last weekend with my 4-year-old and my mom. I have to say: I was absolutely delighted. Basically, Nude Foods is a small grocery store (think: the size of the Pear St. Whole Foods dining area, if that) with a zero waste goal. Everything that needs a container is sold in a jar or in a cloth bag. The store also has various items that nudge you toward sustainability, like metal drinking straws and silicon sandwich bags. Most of the prices are impressive. That first day we went, I was able to snag two frozen loaves of bread -- one from Great Harvest and one from Dry Storage -- for half of what I'd pay at either of those businesses. Nude Foods has fresh Dry Storage bread every day for the same price as what it is at Dry Storage. (I'd rather buy the bread from Nude Foods, though, because I like the cloth bread bags.) The prices that aren't impressive are justified because of the cost of the ingredients or the labor. There's also a lot of cool local stuff, like Susan's Samosas and fresh milk from a Longmont dairy. The general vibe is really cool and casual. Obviously, I don't feel comfortable letting my 4-year-old do his own thing when we're at Whole Foods or at King Soopers. At Nude Foods, though, he's just as happy browsing as I am, and we browse separately because the store is so small. (It's such a refreshing feeling to be able to do that when you are the parent to small children.) Both times that I've checked out, the cashiers have been very kind. The first time, I bought bananas that were past their prime, and the cashier unexpectedly gave me a discount on them. Here's where I'm going with this rambling review: you should definitely check this place out. It's not a one-stop shop, but I think that with our collective patronage, it certainly can be in the future! Historically, I haven't gone out of my way to be sustainable, but love the concept behind Nude Foods, and it does inspire me to think more about packaging and waste. A big bonus is that once I'm done with my items, I just return the packaging to the store during my next trip there ... no need to recycle or trash anything. Five stars from this happy customer!
Stephanie KwanStephanie Kwan
I first found Nude Foods on Google Maps by chance, and was intrigued by the returnable containers. From the first visit I’ve found it super convenient and better than a typical ā€œbulk binā€ store, because 1) they offer a huge range of food/products (more below) and 2) items are already portioned and priced in glass jars or cloth bags (jar deposit is $1.50, cleaning fee is $0.50 so you get $1.00 back upon returning it). I’ve been back multiple times and some things I really like are: - Shockingly wide selection of fresh and frozen produce - Ready-to-eat meals (big vouch for the tomato soup) - Snacks (spicy potato chips and the honey mustard pretzel bites <3) - Fresh sourdough bread - Local farms’ milk and yoghurt - Coffee beans, a really good chai mix (spicy, 10/10), and boba pearls (tastes just like the cafe stuff) - Personal/household care items (lots of shampoo and soap options) Some things are cheaper and some things more expensive, but I think that’s fair, considering the quality of the product and level of care in sourcing. The staff have always been super nice and helpful with questions about inventory or counting jars etc. Thanks for reading this text wall, I got a bit carried away šŸ˜‚ Love Nude Foods, and I hope this kind of store becomes more common everywhere! šŸ’œ
Alycia MurrayAlycia Murray
I’ve been a Nude Foodie : ) for about 6 months and I am so impressed to watch this company grow and change! Their core offerings are rescued produce subscriptions, but there is so much more - from household food staples and household cleaners, to delicious soups, granola and raw chocolates, Nude Foods provides *a lot* of what I need/want AND in zero-waste packaging. At first, Nude Foods was delivery-only, but the company now has a store front - fantastic for when you forgot to order something or just want to browse offerings in person. Now Nude Foods is offering meal subscriptions (!) and I couldn’t be more thrilled. We’ve subscribed to a mail meal service for years and while this service has improved on reducing its packaging, the amount of packaging still makes me wince AND it is being shipped from California. Oh, we also have to make those meals, too! So, YES, I am psyched to have the option of purchasing three zero-waste delicious, ready-made meals each week in addition to everything else. Keep up the great work, Nude Foods - you rock!
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I wasn't sure what to expect from Nude Foods Market based on the reviews. Is it a grocery store? A prepared food shop? Is the buying process complicated, given the zero waste philosophy? Everyone seems to love it, though, so I went for the first time last weekend with my 4-year-old and my mom. I have to say: I was absolutely delighted. Basically, Nude Foods is a small grocery store (think: the size of the Pear St. Whole Foods dining area, if that) with a zero waste goal. Everything that needs a container is sold in a jar or in a cloth bag. The store also has various items that nudge you toward sustainability, like metal drinking straws and silicon sandwich bags. Most of the prices are impressive. That first day we went, I was able to snag two frozen loaves of bread -- one from Great Harvest and one from Dry Storage -- for half of what I'd pay at either of those businesses. Nude Foods has fresh Dry Storage bread every day for the same price as what it is at Dry Storage. (I'd rather buy the bread from Nude Foods, though, because I like the cloth bread bags.) The prices that aren't impressive are justified because of the cost of the ingredients or the labor. There's also a lot of cool local stuff, like Susan's Samosas and fresh milk from a Longmont dairy. The general vibe is really cool and casual. Obviously, I don't feel comfortable letting my 4-year-old do his own thing when we're at Whole Foods or at King Soopers. At Nude Foods, though, he's just as happy browsing as I am, and we browse separately because the store is so small. (It's such a refreshing feeling to be able to do that when you are the parent to small children.) Both times that I've checked out, the cashiers have been very kind. The first time, I bought bananas that were past their prime, and the cashier unexpectedly gave me a discount on them. Here's where I'm going with this rambling review: you should definitely check this place out. It's not a one-stop shop, but I think that with our collective patronage, it certainly can be in the future! Historically, I haven't gone out of my way to be sustainable, but love the concept behind Nude Foods, and it does inspire me to think more about packaging and waste. A big bonus is that once I'm done with my items, I just return the packaging to the store during my next trip there ... no need to recycle or trash anything. Five stars from this happy customer!
Lindsey Bugbee

Lindsey Bugbee

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I first found Nude Foods on Google Maps by chance, and was intrigued by the returnable containers. From the first visit I’ve found it super convenient and better than a typical ā€œbulk binā€ store, because 1) they offer a huge range of food/products (more below) and 2) items are already portioned and priced in glass jars or cloth bags (jar deposit is $1.50, cleaning fee is $0.50 so you get $1.00 back upon returning it). I’ve been back multiple times and some things I really like are: - Shockingly wide selection of fresh and frozen produce - Ready-to-eat meals (big vouch for the tomato soup) - Snacks (spicy potato chips and the honey mustard pretzel bites <3) - Fresh sourdough bread - Local farms’ milk and yoghurt - Coffee beans, a really good chai mix (spicy, 10/10), and boba pearls (tastes just like the cafe stuff) - Personal/household care items (lots of shampoo and soap options) Some things are cheaper and some things more expensive, but I think that’s fair, considering the quality of the product and level of care in sourcing. The staff have always been super nice and helpful with questions about inventory or counting jars etc. Thanks for reading this text wall, I got a bit carried away šŸ˜‚ Love Nude Foods, and I hope this kind of store becomes more common everywhere! šŸ’œ
Stephanie Kwan

Stephanie Kwan

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I’ve been a Nude Foodie : ) for about 6 months and I am so impressed to watch this company grow and change! Their core offerings are rescued produce subscriptions, but there is so much more - from household food staples and household cleaners, to delicious soups, granola and raw chocolates, Nude Foods provides *a lot* of what I need/want AND in zero-waste packaging. At first, Nude Foods was delivery-only, but the company now has a store front - fantastic for when you forgot to order something or just want to browse offerings in person. Now Nude Foods is offering meal subscriptions (!) and I couldn’t be more thrilled. We’ve subscribed to a mail meal service for years and while this service has improved on reducing its packaging, the amount of packaging still makes me wince AND it is being shipped from California. Oh, we also have to make those meals, too! So, YES, I am psyched to have the option of purchasing three zero-waste delicious, ready-made meals each week in addition to everything else. Keep up the great work, Nude Foods - you rock!
Alycia Murray

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Reviews of Nude Foods Market

4.9
(131)
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5.0
2y

I wasn't sure what to expect from Nude Foods Market based on the reviews. Is it a grocery store? A prepared food shop? Is the buying process complicated, given the zero waste philosophy? Everyone seems to love it, though, so I went for the first time last weekend with my 4-year-old and my mom. I have to say: I was absolutely delighted.

Basically, Nude Foods is a small grocery store (think: the size of the Pear St. Whole Foods dining area, if that) with a zero waste goal. Everything that needs a container is sold in a jar or in a cloth bag. The store also has various items that nudge you toward sustainability, like metal drinking straws and silicon sandwich bags.

Most of the prices are impressive. That first day we went, I was able to snag two frozen loaves of bread -- one from Great Harvest and one from Dry Storage -- for half of what I'd pay at either of those businesses. Nude Foods has fresh Dry Storage bread every day for the same price as what it is at Dry Storage. (I'd rather buy the bread from Nude Foods, though, because I like the cloth bread bags.) The prices that aren't impressive are justified because of the cost of the ingredients or the labor. There's also a lot of cool local stuff, like Susan's Samosas and fresh milk from a Longmont dairy.

The general vibe is really cool and casual. Obviously, I don't feel comfortable letting my 4-year-old do his own thing when we're at Whole Foods or at King Soopers. At Nude Foods, though, he's just as happy browsing as I am, and we browse separately because the store is so small. (It's such a refreshing feeling to be able to do that when you are the parent to small children.) Both times that I've checked out, the cashiers have been very kind. The first time, I bought bananas that were past their prime, and the cashier unexpectedly gave me a discount on them.

Here's where I'm going with this rambling review: you should definitely check this place out. It's not a one-stop shop, but I think that with our collective patronage, it certainly can be in the future! Historically, I haven't gone out of my way to be sustainable, but love the concept behind Nude Foods, and it does inspire me to think more about packaging and waste. A big bonus is that once I'm done with my items, I just return the packaging to the store during my next trip there ... no need to recycle or trash anything. Five stars from this...

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2.0
26w

TLDR: Do not use their online store and delivery service, as it is dsyfunctional.

This review only applies to the online store. I tried their delivery service for about 6 months in 2024. I had no issues with their drivers, but their managers and supply chain were abysmal.

I was notified of missing or swapped items nearly every delivery, only hours before or during the delivery. It would seem reasonable to expect more notice than this. Contact through email yielded endless promises that it would not happen again, but the practice continued.

Their website is more than a decade behind modern standards. Every transaction created a new subscription that would have to be managed independently of other subscriptions. This further confused their packers, who would include duplicate items or remove items altogether.

The foods that I received generally never lasted more than a couple days and the quality was subpar.

When I went to the store to cancel my subscriptions and have my credits refunded, the cashier had no idea that there was an online component to the business.

I support the mission of this business, but the intent behind the mission is lacking if the business cannot make a reasonable effort to accomplish it. I am wholly unsatisfied with my interaction with Nude Foods and would suggest avoiding their online services until they can demonstrate basic functions of a modern...

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5.0
5y

To The Nude Foods Market Team! You all are incredible! I wanted to write and express our gratitude and excitement to have received our first delivery. No plastic packaging, instead beautiful, sanitized jars. I can’t tell you how amazed I am at the quality of produce and homemade, local goodies (think potato chips, tortilla chips, donuts, vegan milk bread, pickled beets, kombucha!), bulk items ie. herbs, oils, boulder clean detergent and cleaning spray, Dr. Bronners hand soap, coffee, bread, local eggs, and many more offerings. I can feel the love that went into all of it; from the customer service (prompt, friendly, informative) to the flawless logistics behind the operation, to the quality and affordability of the food. I can’t tell you how much we appreciate your motivation behind building this business, and offering the opportunity to source as much as we can through you! You are an inspiration to do better and have created a sustainable and convenient solution to some mighty problems we face. We are thrilled to continue to support you. I encourage our community members to jump on the Nude Foods Market website and see what they offer. Lastly, I will comment how reasonable the prices are and how much you will save buying through this company, while also taking care of earth! :) Cant say enough good things! Thank you

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