Bay Naturals Healthy Market

Shop and eat healthy in one place! patio option to dine outside with a nice fireplace. Menu is very extensive with options for any diet needs. Substitutions are accommodated with no fuss. I didn't find the price to be any more than we would have paid elsewhere ($20 for two adults and a toddler). The location is great as you can pick up lots of natural food/snacks/products if you're vacationing and also has a Food Lion and Fresh Market in the same shopping center

Vegan options on the menu, great smoothies for vegans/ raw vegans. They have many organic/healthy things that are not available at other stores.

I've been a local forever but I only recently switched to a vegan lifestyle. This store has been so great in making it easy. They sell food (frozen, shelf-stable, bulk spices and grains and beans, as well as wines), supplements and also made-to-order food in their cafe.

I recommend their vegan pumpkin bread! It's delicious. :)

The juice was as good as if I made it myself, very fresh! I also had a spinach cheese Quesadilla that was delicious. The service was very friendly and attentive, I will definitely be back.

This place has a lot to offer. It was really helpful for me and my girlfriend as we made the switch from vegetarian to vegan. They have a lot of choices of replacement dairy products. They can get kind of expensive, depending one what you get (obviously). It is a small building and small aisles. But what can you do? It's the only health food market I know of around these parts. The end.

Newly vegan and GF, this place was a godsend! Salads are yummy, specials are amazing and their grocery selection is top notch. Bringing a car full home with me! Can't wait to go back!

We found this place on our vacation. After stopping for a meal the first day we discovered how great the food was here. So we came back every day after that. It was hard to find healthy food in Myrtle Beach so I was glad Bay Naturals existed. The dining area is small but the food makes up for it. They have a little spice garden growing outside.

I had the best Vegan German Chocolate cake ever here. You cant really see if from the outside but the place is a full service, sit down restaurant in the back. The cake is baked here daily & the place is a also a health food store too with vitamins & a grocery store too. They have it all.

It was a nice store on the edge of a strip mall. The store had all sorts of products you would find in a "health food" store. It had a refrigerated section with organic meat, vegetarian and vegan options. In the back of the store there's a cafe with great lunch specials and a regular menu. We shared really yummy vanilla spirulina smoothie and a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The sandwich was on toasted nutty bread. It was huge and dripping with homemade jam. The staff was helpful and friendly.

I've been many times, and gotten to know a few of the staff, who had been pretty friendly and knowledgable, but wanted to return a gift I was given from there, and they would not take it back, even for a store credit. They don't seem as friendly as they once were. I much prefer "To Your Health" in Pawley's Island.

This place was small but perfect. I thought I would have to forgo the wheatgrass shots on vacation until I found this location. I was impressed with the staff, the service, and the economy. We went there every day.

It's a great store with mostly only essentials, as it's rather small, but this is due in part to the restaurant in the rear of the store, which I was pleasantly surprised to come across when I got there - I found New Life through this site, and I hadn't known there was indeed a restaurant. I didn't get to eat there, but I took a menu (which looks promising) and hope to when I return because as the person below me has said, there aren't very many restaurant options for vegans in this area. The employees in my experience were actually super-friendly and accomodating, especially after I returned to the store because there was something wrong with my cereal - very contrary to the person below's experiences. Also, I thought I'd mention that the defect with my cereal was not a fault of the store's, but of the maker's.