Fresh Thyme Market Bakery,Store in Muncie
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A month ago
Variety of spices and fresh fruits vegetables and sea food make shopping here with paying the inflated prices.
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A month ago
Love the selection of organic produce. They have wonderful plant based milks with minimal ingredients. There fresh ground peanut butter is the best!
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2 months ago
Teonan has been our favorite replacement, mushroom coffee. We also bought flan. I must include the chocolate for endangered species, which has been our favorite. We've been so pleased with Fresh Thyme. Thank you, for the healthy shopping options.
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3 months ago
Love Fresh Thyme Market. The produce is always fresh with plenty of stock. If you looking for groceries with a healthier lifestyle edge this is the place to shop.
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5 months ago
Fresh thyme is the best market for awesome veggies and deli meats. Boarshead oven gold turkey and 42% low sodium ham is great. The oven gold turkey is also lower sodium.
FRESH THYME,
Stay in Muncie, please
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5 months ago
This Fresh Time location just fired an employee with Parkinson's disease for "having too many doctors appointments"
As a long time vegetarian, I used to enjoy shopping at this chain, but I'll never give my money to a greedy company that's clearly okay with their managers violating the ADA.
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A year ago
Nice place! Got like 40 corns for $20. . Also met a beautiful woman there. Looked like she had a ring on though. I still told her that my puppy who was with me said she was gorgeous!
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A year ago
I love shopping here. The produce and meat are always fresh, and offers a great selection you cant always find at other stores. The store is also sized so that I can get in and get out in a timely manner. The staff is always friendly and available to help if I cant find something. Highly recommend!
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2 years ago
Nice selection of organic products, produce, and wellness products. Nice wine selection. Deli and fresh meat counter. Cashiers are friendly. Don't be surprised if they remember you on your second visit. They carry a yogurt, Brown Cow. A MUST try!
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5 years ago
Fresh Thyme Farmers Market is a brand new location off McGalliard Road nestled between Chick-Fil-A and the ever-changing car dealership near the Cardinal Greenway. What Fresh Thyme has done is sandwich a rather large store with considerable parking where there is little space to begin.
The outside of the store is actually well designed, with clearly marked walking areas for pedestrians. There is a back way out of the parking lot that leads to Milton St. which you can take all the way to Centennial Ave to avoid McGalliard Road during rush hour. There is also access to the Chick-Fil-A restaurant parking lot along the driveway leading to McGalliard Rd.
Inside the store there is a large array of fresh foods available. A third to about half of the store is dedicated to fresh produce, a deli, meats and bakery goods. Everything looked fresh and everything is well stocked. This is opening day for the store so this is to be expected.
The remainder of the store is divided up between frozen foods, boxed goods, alcohol and health goods.
Fresh Thyme doesn't seem to carry as many national brands as you'd find in other grocery stores, instead specializing in smaller manufacturers with a more "healthy" take on foods. I think I'd spend more at Fresh Thyme on groceries but leave with better quality items for my family.
That being said, pricing wasn't terrible. For example, boneless chicken thighs were on sale for $1.99/lb. Chicken at that price point is good but competitors often sell boneless chicken breasts at that same price. So depending on your preference this can be a good deal. Being that the store is celebrating its grand opening, more items are on sale right now that I would expect after the pomp & circumstance has fizzled out.
This is a nice addition to the Muncie community and something that raises the bar on grocery chains in the area.
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