Healthy Living Market Saratoga

posted Oct 3, 2012 at 1:30 PM

Healthy Living Market and Cafe -- the Vermont-based natural foods supermarket slated to open a new store at the Wilton mall -- says it's aiming for an early 2013 opening. Here's more about the store from a press event today, from Mamatoga. Also: the company says it's planning a "separate (but connected)" wine store at the location called Divine Wines. (As you know, New York State law doesn't allow wine to be sold in supermarkets, thus the separate store.) [via ‏@saratogaidiots]

Earlier: Healthy Living Market opening in Wilton

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Interesting concept, but I'm a little surprised they didn't open in downtown Saratoga to take advantage of the Downtown Business Association, foot traffic, and strong community. Any ideas?

... said Jason Malikow on Oct 3, 2012 at 5:52 PM | link

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