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Fresh Thyme Market is a grocery store and natural food marketplace in Evansville,IN that provides healthy food and healthy values, with an atmosphere reminiscent of your local farmers market. We are committed to offering a variety of Clean Label products, free from artificial colors, flavors or preservatives, as well as many organic options. We carry many items catering to those following vegan, paleo, keto, vegetarian or wheat- and gluten-free diets, as well as anyone on a journey towards healthier, more delicious living.
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- DeliveryAvailable
- Credit cardAvailable
- DebitAvailable
- Mobile paymentsAvailable
Location
Hours
Reviews
4.6
1,222 reviews
5 stars
885
4 stars
233
3 stars
61
2 stars14
1 star
29
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Staff Attitude
Customer experiences with staff are mixed; while some report friendly and helpful service, others mention rudeness and poor customer service.
Product Quality
Many customers appreciate the fresh produce and quality of food items, although there are complaints about produce going bad quickly.
Pricing
The store is often described as expensive, but some customers feel the quality justifies the higher prices.
Store Environment
The store is generally noted for being clean and well-stocked, though some find the layout confusing.
Selection Variety
Customers enjoy the wide variety of healthy and unique food options available, including organic and specialty items.
- JPJames PigueJan 1, 20265.0My favorite store hands down
- JFjason fergusonDec 6, 20255.0Great!
- PWPaula WeilNov 25, 20255.0everything was fresh añd well stocked. staff was ķind and very ĥèĺpful
- BPBryan PhillipsNov 23, 20255.0Great place i love fresh cow milk an veggie
- CHChad HohneNov 22, 20251.0A bunch of rude women working on a Saturday, and 1 helpless male coworker trying to do his job like a normal respectable person would when it comes to customer service. I find this more and more in grocery stores with women employees. Not my fault you’re miserable.