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Great Basin Community Food Co-op Natural & Organic Food ·$$

Local and Organic groceries. Local grass-fed beef, lamb, pork, goat and bison. Sustainable seafood, pastured and organic chicken, eggs, and dairy. Vegan replacements for everything, including specialty raw items. Plenty of gluten-free and paleo goods. Specialty craft beers and dozens of biodynamic and organic wines. Quirky general merchandise including cards, candles, and sweatshirts. Handmade soaps and beauty care. Vegan bodycare & organic, animal testing free make-up. Quality supplements and herbal tinctures. Natural and biodegradable cleaning supplies and bulk soap options. Organic seeds, worm tea, and so much more!

Website: greatbasinfood.coop

Phone: (775) 324-6133

Open now

  • Fri 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM

240 Court St Reno, NV 89501 ·2179.21 mi

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Amenities

  • Family friendly

Reviews

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4.5 207 reviews
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Nettie J. 10/30/26

On the 6th week of Christmas shopping local my true love gave to me..... six geese a laying...oh no geese don't lay eggs in October..... but you can get lovely fresh eggs here any time of year....

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Nancy V. 02/05/26

I think I need to update my review from 14 years ago!!!! I stand by my original post: How wonderful to have a real grocery store that specializes in local and organic products. Much of the...

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Jane B. 10/15/25

I came here to grab lunch. I had the great pleasure of spending the day at the courthouse for jury duty! I couldn't wait to get out for some fresh air and to fuel my body for the day. So when...

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Melissa G. 05/04/26

Just had the yummiest sushi roll from the prepared foods department. The rice was cooked to sheer perfection, and the fillings were generous. I could feel the love and care and attention to...

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Evans E. 08/12/26

While I certainly don't usually mind paying extra for quality, locally sourced food, I went to check this place out and paid $25 for a single, seeded watermelon and it made my jaw drop. I've never...

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