Three Stone Hearth: A Berkeley grocery store focused on health and nutrition

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Inside the Three Stone Hearth store

Three Stone Hearth

Three Stone Hearth is a specialty grocery store that focuses on providing the most nutritious items for a health-focused lifestyle. 

Everything they sell comes from sustainability-sourced, high-quality ingredients. Their ingredients tend to be organic and non-GMO, from grass-fed and pasture-raised animals, and also local and seasonal. 

They sell a wide variety of healthy foods that are hard to find elsewhere. They carry: slow-cooked bone broths; activated grains, beans, nuts, and seeds; cultured and lacto-fermented foods and beverages; traditional fats; liver and organ meats; brined pork; Celtic sea salt; traditional whole-food sweeteners; and plant medicine. 

Location: Berkeley, CA, USA

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