The Grain Mill of Wake Forest

12 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from December 30, 2016
  

  Valerie H. asked:

  We've just moved to Wake Forest! We're from NJ. We've talked about this a long time. I can't believe we're finally HERE! Yay! We have to follow a gluten free and dairy free diet for now. Looking for recommendations on the best places to grocery shop and also eat out for our diet. Thanks much! Glad to be here with you all!

  

  Chrisley M. replied:

  Check out the Grain Mill - they have Bulk items https://www.grainmill.coop/

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• Referral from September 17, 2015
  

  Aaron N. asked:

  Where can I purchase local eggs and milk?

  

  Rochelle B. replied:

  The Grain Mill, 352 S White St in downtown WF. https://www.grainmill.coop

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• Referral from January 29, 2015
  

  Ellen Y. asked:

  I am looking for essential oils. I have looked everywhere I can think that might have them. Does anyone know where to get them or sales them. Thanks for the help.

  

  Donna B. replied:

  The Grain Mill in WF. https://www.grainmill.coop/

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• Referral from February 16, 2014
  

  Natalie B. asked:

  Is there somewhere in Wake Forest that sells local honey? That's open today? Thank you.

  

  Sherri R. replied:

  The grain mill! www.grainmill.coop

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• Referral from February 3, 2014
  

  Amanda H. asked:

  Does anybody know where I can buy essential oils in Wake Forest?

  

  Lisha T. replied:

  230 South Main Street - right next to the park They do business out of the bottom level of their home. Pak on the one way street beside the park. They are at the top of the hill. http://www.grainmill.coop/

  

  Matthew S. replied:

  The Grain Mill of Wake Forest, perhaps?

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• Referral from October 16, 2014
  

  Mindy R. asked:

  Has anyone heard of Thieve's oil for disinfecting? If so, where is the best place to get some?

  

  David B. replied:

  https://www.grainmill.coop/.../on_guard_protective...

  

  David B. replied:

  9 am https://www.grainmill.coop/.../abo.../hours-location.html...

  

  David B. replied:

  I can also do a 1/4 dram bottle if you want a sampler at The Grain Mill of Wake Forest for $4.26

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• Referral from May 14, 2014
  

  Jim T. asked:

  If you are someone who is looking for a "Whole Foods" type shopping store, you should sign-up for the Grain Mill Grocery Co-op, which is something all together better!

  

  David B. replied:

  Shannon Smith , we have members who live in British Columbia. The deal is: Our grocery co-op is currently a community of 230+ like-minded individuals, families, and businesses, like Jim Thompson , Jess Chilson , Nina Sherrod , and Emily Anne Pipan Cole , and Vitality Chiropractic and Family Wellness , working together to bring a healthier, affordable grocery shopping experience to Wake Forest. Imagine having a Whole Foods style shopping experience in downtown Wake Forest on a Trader Joe's budget... We're crowdfunding startup capital so that the store can open debt-free, which will allow us to pass those cost savings on to both our members and our non-member customers. For more information watch this video http://youtu.be/041 ofAruiSs or check out our website at www.grainmill.coop

  

  David B. replied:

  For our first 500 "founder" members, it is a one-time fee. I haven't price shopped against Food Lion. Currently, my prices are about 30% less than those at Lowes or Harris Teeter. But I also have a limited product line currently; mostly pantry staple l ike grains, dried fruit, natural salt and sugar, loose organic tea, and gluten free products. I've been operating The Grain Mill of Wake Forest for four years now as a proof-of-concept, asking, "Will this kind of cooperative organization work in Wake Forest?" Four years ago, I'd have said no. But with the change in demographic the past 1/2 decade (more folks from up north and out west who are familiar with how co-ops operate), I think that now is the time to consider beginning this kind of valuable community resource.

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• Referral from March 22, 2014
  

  Amy P. asked:

  Is there anyone who has started a successful business that would share some advertising advice? I have tried Craig's list without success and am wondering what else to try. Thank you!

  

  David B. replied:

  Call me (919) 526-4573

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