Return-Path: Received: from k.gp.cs.cmu.edu by K.GP.CS.CMU.EDU id aa14682; 6 Nov 90 22:40:33 EST To: bovik@K.GP.CS.CMU.EDU Subject: [Tao] bulk foods Date: Tue, 06 Nov 90 22:40:30 EST Message-ID: <14680.657949230@K.GP.CS.CMU.EDU> From: Harry.Bovik@K.GP.CS.CMU.EDU 20-Jul-90 11:25 Sammy.Tao@SPEECH1.CS.CMU.EDU Bulk foods responses Thanks for those who responded on where to find self-serve bulk items (in chronological order): Howard, Paul, Eric, Tom, Dirk, Kenneth, Nigel, Cary, Todd, Stephen, Allan, Robert, Lester, Marc, Sean, and Ravinder. The full responses are in /../s/usr0/tao/Info/bulkfoods.txt. Here is the Cliff's Notes version: East-End Co-op (almost unanimous fave choice) Goldenseal National Health and Nutrition Strip District (Italian place for sausage, cheese; Greek place for herbs; vegetables; Wholley's for meats; many other things i.e., candy) Help-your-self in Monroeville health food stores Farmer's Market in E. Liberty Greenfield Giant Eagle (maybe) for coffee: La Prima, Green Grocer, Braun's Emporium -Sammy ---------- 20-Jul-90 14:58 KOTOVSKY@MYRTLE.PSY.CMU.EDU RE: Bulk foods responses -< More Good Coffee >- For coffee, I would add Nicholas' (one location is Market Square in town on Market Place, another was at Say Cheese on Forbes Ave. in Sq Hill) and PrestoGeorges at 1728 Liberty in the strip district where they seem to do multiple roasts each day. ----------