What does BetterWorld sell?
Between two stores, there’s a lot to keep track of. And which store has what?
Whether you’re a local trying to find a recommended product, or a traveler wondering where to stop in Milford? This guide is for you:
BetterWorld Cafe (on the corner of Broad and Catharine St)
Not just a family-friendly place to stop and enjoy delicious drinks and a game of chess or ring-toss…
Books, toys, healthier candy, ethical chocolates, low-sugar sodas, iced teas, kombucha, bottled water, the best coffee in town, iced drinks, raw local honey, mocktails, raw local cheese, imported cheese, farm-fresh regenerative organic eggs, fresh sourdough, gluten free sourdough, gluten free pastries, French pastries and croissant sandwiches, hot breakfast pastries, lunch pastries, ethical organic whole coffee beans, alcohol alternatives, shrubs, mocktail ingredients, maple syrup, gourmet gifts, jams and preserves, local artisan wood products, hand-made pottery, coffee-making equipment, sourdough starters, yogurt starters, make-your-own cheese kits, DIY kitchen goods, baking kits, fermenting kits, an assortment of thoughtful sustainability gifts, seed greeting cards, and even crystals and minerals.
BetterWorld2 Health & Juice Bar (two doors away in the same building on Broad St)
Not just a chill space ideal for remote work powered by the best smoothies in town, an abundance of health treats and the restroom…
Fresh juices, vegan protein smoothies, protein bowls, acai bowls, healthy protein bars, dried fruit bites, nuts and seeds, organic teas, matcha powder, organic spices, local organic essential oils, natural perfumes, beeswax candles, natural deodorants, natural oral hygiene products, a zero-waste refill station, herbal remedies and supplements, protein powders, adaptogens, mushroom coffee alternatives, a full herbal apothecary, herbal tinctures, natural beauty and facial care products, natural soaps, health and wellness gifts, raw local honey, manuka honey, salves and balms, CBD pain relief, a homeopathic dispensary, natural fiber and organic clothing, and even US-made wind chimes.