Lori's warehouse; the structure next door was recently razed and paved.

Lori's Natural Foods is located in the Genesee Valley Regional Market. Lori's is a good source of organic and other natural food products for humans and pets. Also a good source of really annoying local commercials. See the website for more information.

Awards

• Voted "Best Organic Food Store" in City Newspaper's 'Best Of' Awards in 2007.
  

• Voted "Best Commercial for a Local Business" in City Newspaper's 'Best Of' Awards in 2008.

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ADMIN NOTE: Comments from 2007 & earlier are archived at Lori's Natural Foods/Comments

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2008-01-13 20:14:58   I've always loved loris for homeopathic remedies, vitamins and natural products. Have to agree with with AutumnHaag, though.Hope they can compete with Wegmans becuase Pittsford it offering many of the same items at comparable or better prices. —HeidiAnn

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2008-01-30 21:24:17   They have a great selection but I agree with the others, the prices are high compared to Wegmans. Lori's obviously has more items and the staff is usually helpful in answering questions or giving you ideas. Sometimes they seem to busy to help though. I’m am glad we have Lori's in Rochester, I’m happy with several of the products and will continue to buy them here. —RochesterPhoenix

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2008-02-29 04:02:32   I LOVE the bulk section with a passion. Especially for spices, most of the time you dont need a whole bottle and you wouldnt want it to go stale. We also buy our cat food there and we love it. I personally enjoy the commercials, I think they are darling....especially the dog. —EllaBeeney

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2008-02-29 13:45:37   I will not go there because of their commercials, which are just embarrassing to watch. —DennyWooty

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2008-06-02 02:36:32   Hilariously located behind a steakhouse. Fascinating selection of health foods, exceptional bulk section (habenero flakes, anyone?) and EXPENSIVE. I think I paid $9/lb for organic walnuts there, which I won't be doing again. Worth spending the extra dough on some items, though, to support this remarkable local company. —MariahBetz

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2009-12-16 23:41:26   Last time I wanted to make homemade goat cheese they were the only place selling the right kind of milk (pasteurized instead of ultra-pasteurized) —DamianKumor