Planet Ozone

I am a big soup eater and often stop into Planet Ozone for a nice big bowl of fresh homemade soup. They usually have a nice selection to choose from but I usually end up with lentil which I can count on to be delicious.
I’ve had a couple of dishes that were far too salty for my taste, but I can count on a great falafel every time.
The staff knows their stuff and are always friendly.
It’s great to have this nice low key option here in Stuart.

Veggie wrap: YUM!
Green juice: OMG! YUM!
Red juice: A little ginger spicy, but so YUM!
Carrot juice: DELICIOUS! MY FAVORITE!
Tabouleh: :\ no go, bland, mushy, not so yum.
Overall this place rocked my socks with the entrée, next time I’ll try a different side.

Being Lebanese, I know this food. This is some the best you’ll find anywhere!
Hummus is excellent. Tabouli also excellent. The pita to die for.
I had lamb and my spouse had the chicken in pita (you could also get wraps) and this was excellent.
Are the staff Palestinian? Don’t know but they are warm and friendly. The kid at the register was knowledgable and family. The cooks were chopping away back there.
Speaking about chopping: the tabouli was chopped and stems removed. Not processed. When i was a kid my job was removing the stems. A tedious job but important as the stems are bitter. And the chopping was a lot of work.
This food preparation is a lot of work. I used to watch my grandmother make it and I know what’s involved.
I’m so glad Planet Ozone is in Stuart. It’s worth the drive down from Ft. Pierce!
Five Stars!

Interesting and fun gas station/​grocery store/​restaurant! They had a great selection of international food in the store part and a casual Israeli/​middle eastern deli like casual restaurant. The food was great, easy, cheap and fast! The building itself is sustainable, and environmentally friendly. It looks like they are really the type of people you want to do business with. This is a good place to be!

I want so to up my review score.
The atmosphere is spartan… I being green doesn’t need to be so drab. Also as a vegetarian it was a bit disconcerting to see the halal «humane» methodologies spelled out larger than life as «décor. «
The staff is very friendly and though 15 minutes was a bit long to wait for a counter order with no one before us, the grocery shelves were a treat to explore in the meantime.
Food was excellent. We tried the humuus, babaganoush, tebuleh, falaffel, and spanokopita. Yum X 10!!! OTH, We both thought the Galactic Green smoothie was gross (and brown, not green as pictured)… Ick, though I am not a new agey drink lover, so to a degree I will give them benefit of the doubt here.
I will return, and try something new so I can justify adding another star to this Mediterranean spot with great potential!

I can always count on ozone café to have something that’s healthy, delicious and vegetarian. (not too many healthy choices in Stuart :/​)
I usually get the veggie platter and a green juice. I gave 4 stars cause the grape leaves are inconsistent– and that’s one of my favorite things– and wait is a bit long. Perhaps they need to have more staff there? One time I got my green juice almost 10 min after I got my food.
They also have an extremely spicy homemade hot sauce that’s great

Really good food. I think I’ve eaten all their dishes over the past few years and have never been disappointed. A refreshing ethnic place for PSL.

Love this little place. The staff is extremely friendly. They have Vegan and Vegiterian options, and some great juices.

Woohoo!
Planet Ozone is a great place or Tabuleh Café, every time I go I had such a great experience. The staff that works there is very friendly and helpful.
They have a variety of mediterranean dishes, with healthy and delicious options. One of my favorites is the #1 hummus and falafel with grilled zucchini in a pita pocket or the lentils soup and the homemade hummus.
I also love their smoothies, they make it right in front of you using real fruit and/​or vegetables They are amazing, specially if you are doing a juice diet, this is the place to go!
You can also find gluten free groceries.
Enjoy it!

By far one of my favorite places to get take out. The food is fresh, healthy & delicious!
It’s kinda weird that it’s with a gas station but once your inside it doesn’t matter.

Great variety in the grocery section. I went to pick up some garam masala (dry seasoning) for tikka and the price was $ 7.50 about average considering other spices at a grocery store and this is a specialty. This place had a ton of cool stuff. I look forward to coming in and shopping. There was an older employee who assisted me and was very friendly. The only thing that would make this experience/​place better would be grouping like items together rather than having them in various locations example all seasonings together, rice together etc. I will be returning and hope to try the food!

I go here only for grocery items and haven’t eaten at the café. It’s also a gas station and has a big solar array that helps power the building. Best place in the area for Bulgarian sheep-​milk feta, halloumi, and similar cheeses. Fairly good selection of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean foods, including frozen ones. High-​end junk food, too, often organic. Spices for various cuisines, kombucha and kefir and such, hookahs and just some items that will puzzle most Americans but fascinate. Prices vary from quite good (feta) to reasonable (most things) to a bit much (things also sold at other gas station shops). Mostly I buy feta and spices and the occasional kombucha. E85 gas goes with the Eco-​friendly theme, but my car doesn’t take it and it is only slightly cheaper than regular here.

When I finally made it in here I hung out for quite awhile eating at the café and walking the isles of hard to find (in Stuart) Asian/​Med/​Mid grocery selections. An isle of tahini, fresh cheeses appropriate regional spices. Inspirational really. Although it’s pretty hard to shop for food to make when the Tabuleh Café is steps away. Turns out that the building and owners have a story about making the gas station/​market/​café as environmentally friendly as can be. So you also satisfy your green conscious giving this place your hard earned. I dig it here so much that it is also now my go to diesel station.

Great selection of Middle Eastern (and other) groceries! You can literally buy gallon containers of tahini. Seriously — where else is this possible? Prices are fair. Friendly staff, and exceptionally clean. Cool «green» building. Yeah, it’s located in the same place as a gas station — odd, but not a problem.
Also see my review of the Tabuleh Café, which is located inside Planet Ozone… good stuff!

First rate selection of hard-​to-​find food items from the Fertile Crescent. Fair prices. A diamond in the rough!

Planet Ozone offers what I find a very good selection of Middle Eastern and Indian grocery items and freshly produced food. I very much like the change in a chain food dominated area. Every time I visit Stuart I come here to eat and stock up on hard to get items. Plus — last time I needed cilantro, carrots and celery for a chili, the people working there helped me out with whatever I needed.

Remove the gas station from the experience. It is an amazing restaurant and market. Delicious and a wide variety of Middle Eastern Mediterranean along with Smoothies and Juicing. Super clean. Super friendly and helpful. I will be back often.

I LOVE this place!
Thank you Planet Ozone for opening and thank you people for supporting it as it is an absolute oasis in the midst of Stuart and a busy day.
This is one of only two places I will eat in the Stuart area as it has full on Vegan which is what I am looking for and lots of vegetarian. For you carnivores, there is a huge selection of Halal meats. If you don’t know what that is I suggest you Google it!
There are many Organic selections as well and If other restauranteurs are reading this I hope you are thinking and planning. Sure we are near the ocean, that’s why I go snorkeling! As for eating out of the ocean I prefer cold water seaweed! The time is now people to go green, not just in the cleaning supply closet but on the table!
Planet Ozone has many Organic, Vegan and Vegetarian selections and daily inspired salads that change often. These interesting little sides from the Middle East include avocados, exotic olives, homemade pickles and dressings.
I am crazy for their Falafel, seriously this is the best I have ever tasted and I wrote about Falafel in my novel «Lilith!» If you like wraps but steer away from gluten try one in a gluten free millet bread wrapper. They can toast it up and make it crisp to rival and wheat type panini sandwich!
Planet Ozone has organic fresh made juices! Each and every day there are four different soups and you can help yourself and mix them if that is your thing. I recommend the yellow lentil mixed with the spinach and rice if you see them and yes these are VEGAN!
How cool is the store? I always find things there which I can find no where else. This makes it easy to grab a bottle of Organic Olive Oil, a crunchy snack for the road, a lottery ticket or even some sparkly cowboy boots! Gas your car up with bio-​fuel or regular for the best prices in town! Who knew! You have got to check this place out!
Thank you Planet Ozone and Tabbouleh Café! I love you!

Only one thing wrong with Tabulah’s Café in Planet Ozone.
It’s too far away!!! I love this place and the food is AMAZING. So much is made fresh every day. You know a place is good when the local business people fill the place up at lunch time. The whole place is spotlessly clean, the staff is friendly and helpful. You will be amazed at this hidden treasure inside a gas station.
You won’t be disappointed. My only tip… don’t go right at lunch time. If you do, there’s going to be a little bit of a wait, but it’s not McDonald’s drive thru either. Like I said the place fills up at lunch time. Go before or after the lunch rush. I try to get something different every time and I“ve never been disappointed.

A great MIddle Eastern eatery in an unlikely place — a gas station. My sister loves the Tabuleh and we finished a huge double portion. Green, healty, with a good dose of olive oil and lemon juice, and very little of that fad-​tasting bulgur. Then we tried a falafel wrapped in pita for more vegetables. This was so delicious and we felt that we had accumulated about 10 days of vegetable servings when we were finished.
The staff is very kind and helpful and do not only speak Arabic, but also Turkish, and German. Just in case you need some multi-​lingual food advice.
The place could use some sensible decorating touch, although sitting next to a food bar at the end of a gas station market aisle is very acceptable if you just come to enjoy the great food that they serve.