Little House Green Grocery — Local services in Richmond

Produce was the worst I ever purchased in my life. Old and completely tasteless, except some of the blueberries tasted like vinegar.

Expensive, too. I would’ve gotten better prices buying Driscoll’s blueberries and blackberries from Kroger or especially Amazon Fresh. It was like six dollars for a pint of blueberries and they are wrinkled and foul.

The peaches and tomatoes taste like nothing but water, and the watermelons are old. I probably could’ve gotten better from Food Lion, and for three bucks less, too.

The chicken was old, too. Bitter. Been sitting in the fridge for far too long.

Nothing but a mistake...

Clean and well organized with a small selection of products that aren't easy to find in regular grocery stores. The sales associates are kind, too.

I had to take off a few stars because I drove across town (30 minutes) to get bombolini pasta from here. I was so excited until I realized that one of the bags (fusilli) I bought expired in 2019... which means that pasta is at least 2-3 years old. It was gross, stale, and chewy :( The other bag (herb linguini) didn't expire until 2021 and it was fantastic, tasted just like homemade pasta.

So, this place is great, but please check...

All of the staff are knowledgeable and, most importantly, friendly and personable. Little House Green Grocery plays an active part in the community (Bellevue, Ginter Park, North Side) and brings value to it by offering specialty, mindful, organic products. The store also boasts a well-curated inventory of wines and beers -- many of the wines not being available from other area retailers. Carefully selected wines from Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Chile, and Argentina are a part of the variety offered. Little House Green Grocery is a valuable...