Whole Foods Market

Love this whole food always clean, always has deals like these flowers 3x$15 can't beat that get them while in season! Also have Amazon return here☺️ Fresh meats, deli, seafood, fruits & vegetables ♥️

This woman had a box of Amazon returns and they should had made her share the stage with others or they could put a third person there or they could fix their broken returns machine. That line was very long. So I got hungry and wanted a snack and saw some really good deals, almost too good to be true because they were. Prices for one item were shown at a table with prices hidden below them, so I'm flipping over cakes that were topped with icing trying to find prices, feeling embarrassed because I'm poor. And I had to come to this store because they're too cheap to build more wholefoods or partner with other companies to take returns. Why can't they have a return locker also? Anyways, it takes 30 minutes each way to get to this store that's 45 minutes to 60 minutes of my life to wait behind that woman and to get hungry and then to almost get scammed by Amazon for hiding prices

We had been looking for white sweet potatoes and this store had them. While a bit of a drive, I like coming here because how well they are stocked, how clean the store is and also the checkout by actual cashiers is a huge plus for me. I appreciate the wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, organic and health-smart products. I believe it must be a great place to work at too as employees are happy to help and provide guidance. I definitely recommend this store to others

I order 2 juices for for pick up with rush order paying a extra 5$ because i was runnung late for work. show up Check in waited 10 minutes no one comes out so I go in to get my order all the lady's clue less of my order and said my order wasn't ready because I bad 27 items. I told them I order rusher order because are the convenience and I need to hurry up because I was running late to work. She then asked to see my phone at that point I was frustrated so I ended up leaving. I called the store to report this.The supervisor said she would give me the juices.The next day that I just did it to confirm with the manager.After speaking with the manager, he said, I could not get them for free.And that it would take 4 to 5 days for my money to get back. This is the worst experience ever didnt get my order and stuck now waiting for my funds... this location is a mess what a joke

Convenient location. It was near both our hotel and the six flags, so we were easily able to get up, get in the car, drive over, pick up a few coffees, and continue on with our day, energized. The store seemed to have all the same essentials and products as any other in the area would, and for presumably the same price. So the only thing that sets it apart from others is its location and accessibility from other outward parts of the city. All in all, relatively fair priced products, a wide variety of those products, and the aforementioned convenient location of the store itself. 4/5

It is so refreshing to go into a grocery store and find what you are looking for. This place has the special items needed for preparing special meals. It features a great meat department and an excellent cheese and deli section. Also, a fabulous bakery. This is a great place to shop.

Service food atmosphere every thing 5 star I had Chilean sea bass cooked to perfection chicken rolatini with three shrimp with vodka sauce it was the best vodka sauce you can have

Great place to find organic groceries. Clean and well organized store. They have a lot of fresh made food and salad you can pack and take out. They also have a counter for Amazon pick-ups and returns.

Whole Foods and Amazon tricked me, but in a good way. You can take your Amazon returns to Whole Foods, but trust me, the Whole Foods part will tempt you. I just wanted to look at fruit, and walked out $75, less, 30 minutes later. I don't shop there as often as I used to, thanks to Central Market. However, when I do, I always enjoy their fresh fruits and seafood. The store is always clean and organized. If I'm going to pay those prices, I rather get the same or better quality foods, at Central Market/Trader Joes.

Great to have in the area. Especially so centrally located. Whether it's a beef tenderloin for a special occasion or a curry sauce you can't find elsewhere to fill a craving, WF fills a much needed gap in the mid cities where it is just generally a droning on of Albertsons, Tom Thumb, Kroger, repeatedly. This particular store is right off Collins in Arlington, just a stone's throw from Veridian and not a bad trek from Euless, Bedford or Hurst. It is smallish but well kept and laid out. Always clean with a friendly team. If you can't find it elsewhere, you're almost sure to find it here!!

Fresh food bar is good and affordable. Some things are overpriced but customer service is good.

Came to store at 8pm they had a sign on the door that they were closed. Employee saw multiple people walk up then all the sudden decided to open the door. Everyone looked upset that we entered the store.

Went to Whole Foods last week looking for aniexty and stress relief natural healing. Found a young man working in department so knowledgeable took his time to explain and offer advice and some items he's heard good things about. Thank you for your kindness . Found some items tried them they really helped me.

Pretty good WFs. I stopped in and got some staples while I'll be nearby for work. I stuck mostly to the perimeter items. Great stuff there. I got beans, microwaved rice (good luck finding oil free) salsa, frozen fruit, veggies, salsa, oats, whole grain bread, spinach, and hot sauce. I really wanted to get some No oil (liquid fat) hummus but I didn't find any. Disappointing. The employees were friendly. I Ubered both ways while staying nearby. I expected more.

To just get soup and salad and always out of utensils. I come here almost every day for their soup and salad bar. They never have utensils on the self serve for utensils. I ask a lady and instead of her support she could have easily did teamwork and went to get utensils. I see why people are using robots and ai customer service is not like it use to be back in the day. Sad because I 2as the 3rd person that ask her and she was doing nothing but standing there. They want your money but no support when it comes to questioning then for help. I. Glad it's turning to the Jetsons at least you will be supported.

Bought 2 NY strips for NYE dinner and got chuck roast. Paid $45 for them. Ruined our dinner and when I sent pics of the roast in original packaging with bar codes and cc info the refused a refund because I didn't have receipt. Ridiculous. This isn't the first time I've been disappointed with this place. The whole store is just dressed up crappy products.

Horrible service with the wine and cheese guy today. He was extremely rude when I had a question and then continued to be rude and insulting. I thought maybe he was on something, I've never encountered anyone so rude there before. Everyone else was very pleasant. Overall, I've had good experiences with this location. But he was so above and beyond anything I've ever experienced at any grocery store I felt I needed to comment. This was the Arlington Whole Foods Store on Lamar.

I love organic and Whole Foods has a lot to offer, but I wish it wasn't so pricey, you can get similar products for a lot less at Costco. Other than that I enjoy how clean the store is and how organized. Also those handmade soaps are amazing but they do come out to about $15 and more they charge by the oz , and it adds up lol. Safe to say I smell delicious and organic. Lots of parking , not located in the nicest area , but it's a big location. It's a big Whole Foods , they were out of the cake I wanted to try but it's all good, I found the oatly barista edition milk I wanted for my espressos and I bought it. Also lots of fresh produce, they sell wheat grass shots. - if your into that.

Thankful for a nice, warm lunch on a wintry day. The hot foods selection was plentiful and tasty. I was able to eat a variety of warm vegetables and it made my tummy very happy. The sweet potato offering was my dessert. Nice selection of kombucha. Clean store. Highly recommend!

My kids and I love the Wallaby vanilla bean yogurt. It was sold out at multiple locations recently and I took the chance to call this store ahead of time. My call got disconnected while I was driving but not only did the associate call back, she left a voice message to let me know that they're out. Saving me time from having to drive there. To me, that extra step she took to call me back instead of ignoring my question deserves 5 stars

This store is the ABSOLUTE worse Whole Foods! STAY AWAY from this store! The food is not worth feeling sick from both ends! The management is non-compliant! This store needs to be investigated for as bad as they treat you! If you are feeling like taking a risk, go ahead, and then go buy a lottery ticket! There are much better places to buy something to eat, buy your groceries, and spend your hard-earned money! Just STAY AWAY!

First I would like to thank Miss Chloe, she stepped in and helped me doing my shopping experience at Whole Foods. She make sure I was able to get my discount from Amazon and walk me through it. Give praises first Miss Chloe you're awesome . Now for the second part of this review goes to my checkout cashier. Ma'am when you're talking to a customer it's a good idea not to be having a conversation with another employee about cooking you some cookies. It's a good idea to stay focused and not try to ring up the two ball player guys who were behind me trying to get some coconut water and some spring water on my money. Then on top of that have a full flash conversation with them and you're still not through ringing me up at all. I work in the service industry and I feel disrespected enough to get online and write this review two days later, while eating the grapes that I bought in the store. By the way Whole foods got some very big grapes and I got 3 lb basket for less than $5that's an excellent sale great deal and I am eating these grapes up right now. So I guess I'll leave my review with just that. Excellent grapes and excellent employee named Chloe and a rude employee that I didn't even take the time to get their name. Other than that I had a pretty good shopping experience that could have been better 3 Stars of 5

I am not reviewing Whole Foods in comparison to a regular grocery store, because they are not the same. Yes Whole Foods sells groceries and yes regular grocery stores carry organic foods. However, most people on a budget are not buying their rice crispies here. I consider WF more of a specialty food store. It IS expensive. However the quality is also there. I pop in when they have something that I am specifically looking for. If you need to pop in for a last minute flower bouquet, this is a great option. Also, surprisingly, this is my go to come green chili season. I have lived in New Mexico and Colorado and green chillies are in my soul. And really, this is the best place I have found for them. The quality is great and for this particular product, their prices have been great the last three seasons. I have always gotten good customer service here when I happen to pop in, and the store is always clean and tidy.

We have been ordering delivery via Amazon Prime instead of coming to the store. The delivery process is fast and efficient. The green produce sometimes is rotten, or in the process of rotting though. Returning the items is also fast and efficient, but I'd rather not be given rotten produce in the first place when I paid good money for them. This Whole Foods location does not offer curbside pickup for some strange reason. If you don't have the means to shop online, then you'll have to go inside. The employees are kind enough to offer masks, but the young people shopping inside Whole Foods tend to not wear masks. I am steering clear of shopping in Whole Foods due to masks not being mandatory the last time I was there. At least the shelves are stocked and full. No doubt because very few people can afford luxury-priced groceries during these times of COVID.

I feel like these places are always overpriced suburban hellishness. For this reason I'm petitioning to have them all changed to the name "Hell Foods." But really, it's not a bad location of Whole Foods at all. In the rich part of Texas. Dallas is an extremely wealthy area - depending on which part you go to - and around here it's all ritzy and fancy and bougey. Arlington is particularly bougey, to me. The foods from the salad bar are not fancy, but it's not bad. On the other hand they did have some of the things I needed like the chocolate milk. So that was good.

Well, we all know Whole Foods. Most of it is probably healthier than what you might get at other stores. And most of it is definitely pricier than what you might get at other stores. But that's the beauty of choice. If you have to have it, and are willing to pay more, here it is! Besides, Heaven forbid you put plain old groceries in your Lexus or Land Rover! Just kidding. I like Whole Foods because like Trader Joe's, they have some speciality items you can't get elsewhere. Check the pictures. Anyway, thank you Whole Foods for what you do. Keep it up and lower your prices!

This is the closest Whole Foods to me now that I live in the suburbs and the selection is pitiful compared to the stores in Dallas. You're only going to find your basics here. The hot cooked food selection is very small as is the bulk selection and just about everything else. I still come here to get basic organic fruits and vegetables, fresh meats, and snacks without the poisons you would find at regular grocery stores. The customer service here kind of stinks. Recently I picked up a box of frozen pancakes and didn't realize the best by date was December​ 2018 (it's April 2019) until I was in line. I told the cashier that the date was bad and she just took it and threw it to the side. I don't know why I thought they would be nice like Trader Joe's and offer to get someone to grab another box. Even worse, a week later I found those pancakes (probably the same box) with the same best by December 2018 date in the freezer! They could at least check their inventory here. Why would I want to pay a premium price for food that's already past the best by date?!

Overall this Whole Foods is well stocked and has most things I need. The tea selection is great and the produce is good too. The store is well lit and organized. I've been coming here for 10 years and the service has gone dramatically year over year. Especially once Amazon bought them out. For the last four years I only go if I really need to because the customer service is terrible and the employees always look miserable and unhappy and they treat the customers the same way. They just grunt and rude. Unfortunately I had to make a quick run twice the last week And now there are homeless people roaming inside the store harassing me and other customers asking for money and the employees could care less and don't kick them out and allow the homeless to harass the customers. Terrible Whole Foods!

I've been to several Whole Foods locations and this one continues to be my favorite. I think it's a little smaller than the others and there's no restaurant or bar (so sadly you can't walk around drinking a hard cider or sit down with a glass of wine), but other than that, this Whole Foods makes me the happiest. I feel like the clientele overall is less... Annoying. There are definitely less tiny children running around screaming (hallelujah) and the lines are never too long because there are actually employees at almost every register (which is a miracle for any grocery store). I came here recently to buy some pre-made gluten free pie shells (I love too cook but I don't love baking), and Whole Foods never lets me down with their gluten free selections. Most stores have a decent GF section nowadays, but it's hard to find specific items like pre-made pie shells! And it was only like $8.99 for the 2 shells, which is a pretty good deal in the world of GF products. I also ran across Whole Foods' giant bin full of tiny white pumpkins for $1.99 per pound, so of course I had to buy a bunch. :) I still don't shop here for a general grocery run because it's definitely pricier overall than Kroger or Tom Thumb, but if I'm focused on quality or specialty items and have the $$$ that day, Whole Foods is definitely my first choice. Always a pleasant shopping experience, beautiful produce to look at, and a happy friendly staff.

If you are a lover of Organic Foods and the Tree Hugger type ( no offense ), then it's hard to go wrong at WF. Now that the Parent Company is Amazon they have Amazon lockers in the store. I, also, enjoy their sandwich counters.

Disgusting personalities. I really tried going to check out lines so people can keep a job but now I won't anymore. If you are always nasty at the customers who try and help then you don't deserve help. For now I will be going to a different Whole Foods location and self check out if that location has it. I am so tired of these attitudes. You speak and say hello and they act like you killed something. If you hate your job then quit. Also I called management and they never contact me back. Explains why the associates suck so bad.

This is first time I noticed that they offer special deals for Amazon Prime customers. Some types of cherries were nearly double the price if you aren't a prime member. Membership costs $119 a year. That means those of us without prime are getting gouged. I don't like that feeling. In fairness, I was able to hunt around for cherries that were the same price for everyone. But the ones prominently displayed were the special deals for Prime members.

This is the ugliest cake I ever seen! I ordered red icing to be written on the cake not this ghetto black letters with pink looking icing!!! He is a boy! RED IS WHAT I ASKED FOR AND THIS IS WHAT THEY GIVEN ME I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND the bakery for cake orders! Personally I Would only get groceries from there! Never again $66 wasted on a ugly ghetto looking ass cake. Rude customer service I wanted 10 mins before someone even looked at me to asset me to pick up this ghetto ass mess.

Sold me meat that went rancid in two days time in my fridge. On top of it this place completely overpriced except the bakery.

Whole Foods, Wholly Cow! I like to switch up my grocery stores every once in a while. I loved perusing through Whole Foods Sunday. I went with intention on buying some delicious blackberries, and I succeeded! I bought 4 packages of them (at a cheaper price than Tom Thumb) and two are already gone. Blackberries are a new found yummy fruit. We also bought some shrimp and salmon fillets at a great price! For dinner we bought some already seasoned chicken and steak skewers, which were ok, the steak was kinda fatty. The seasoning on it was really good though. I think I shall be going here more often. Thank you for having friendly staff and a clean store with many varieties!

My favorite grocery store, Whole Foods provides excellent choices for organic, natural and specialty foods, as well as bath & body care, and herbs and nutritional supplements. I prefer the Arlington location over other DFW metro locations, not only because of it's proximity to my home, but the people here just seem friendlier and more down-to-earth than some of the others. If I need just a few items, I can usually get in and out without too much of a problem, but it's also fairly pleasant when I want to hang out and wander the aisles a bit. The only exception would be peak times and days, but that's true for all grocery stores. I'd still rather traverse this crowd than the Kroger or Tom Thumb. One of my favorite things, aside from just plain high quality products and lots of choices in brands, varieties of groceries and healthcare items, is the gardening section out front. Plants and offerings change with the season. I can get giant pumpkins and colorful gourds in the autumn months or potted herbs and vegetables in the spring and summer months. The majority of them are locally grown or planted, and the ines I've gotten have all been very healthy and long-lasting. A couple years ago I got some pumpkins and gourds in September and they lasted (on my front porch) until the following August! All of my guests laughed at me, but I just couldn'nt bear to throw them away when they were still in great shape -- haha! In any case, suffice it to say Whole Foods has quality and flavor, whether you are a do-it-yourselfer in the kitchen and garden, or if you like things quick and ready to eat/ heat up.

I'm not sure about the cooked items but besides that I found everything that I was looking for. The one thing I didn't like was there were some 3 young adults going up and down the store and acting sneaky. Not sure what they were trying to do but I did freak out coz this is new to me and I don't know thae area much and it was pretty late at night. But otherwise it's a good store overall.

This is the ONLY whole foods market my dad will get his french roast coffee from. This mainly because they're almost always running low so it's refilled and fresh almost all of the time. I like it here because although it's always busy, it's also always clean and organized. If you're looking for a place to get the mst aromatic french roast coffee without having to roast it yourself? Come here.

Just stopped in for our weekly groceries. We hadn't shopped much here in the past because it always seemed so overpriced. Ever since Amazon bought Whole Foods, they constantly have deals for Prime Member on fruits, vegetables and other items in store. Having said that, I'm not sure how these prices actually compare to other stores of similar caliber products. I will need to do some investigating! As for today, it was a good experience. Clean store with several small food samples as you walked through. It wasn't nearly as crowded as any other store would be on a Sunday. Checkout was quick - in and out in a flash. And this may sound silly, but it always smells so nice. :)

Their staff is always friendly and knowledgeable, if they can't answer your questions they will find someone who can. The store is always clean and well organized. There are usually samples around the store: fruit, cheese, bread, chocolate, etc. They have fresh figs right now, $7.99 lb. Whole Foods can be a bit pricey but it's hard to deny their quality and selection of: fresh, organic, and natural foods.

Whole Foods. I really enjoy my sociology musings here. Yuppies and Hippies. Parked next to a Prius and a Land Rover. I wondered which category I fit into. I have an Acura, I was wearing a North Face jacket and Uggs. Yuppie? Maybe. But! I wasn't wearing a bra or make up. Does that make me a hippie? Idk. All these deep thoughts and more as I go inside. The produce section is beautiful. They always have samples of fruit, which is brilliant idea. I'll squeeze, thump, and sniff fruit like I know what I'm doing. Manners are also optional. No surprise as the other patrons shoved my cart without reprise. More than once. Le sigh. An angry Russian man with a bunch of keys (security guard?) demanded to know if I worked here. Dude! North Face jacket, no bra. "Nyet!" They have a lot of proteins in the butcher department. They had slightly purple sausage patties (pork with blueberry compote), mussels and lobster tails. I couldn't find the vegan cheese and edible soap that I came here for (no judgments, I don't want to listen to you). FYI: Their bakery items are pretty delicious. One of my friends got her kid's birthday cake here and it was delicious! It was covered in fruit, was sweet, rich, and had a delicious almond flavor that rivals wedding cake.

So, there I was, the night of the Super Bowl 2/4/18, picking up nuts and other items for the week. Checkout was easy. I pick up a package out of the Amazon Locker and left. I get home unpack my items and put the nuts (6 different varieties) in one big bag. The next morning, as I was putting together a snack size bag of nuts, I see something moving. It was a MAGGOT! Let me tell you, I was creeped out and disgusted the rest of the day. When I got back home, I grabbed those nuts and headed straight to the store to let them know. I was given a refund with no questions asked. The worker added up my bulk items from my receipt (less taxes :-/) and said he was going to show it to the manager so he can see the amount. The AMOUNT! What about the fact there was a bug in my bag and where there is one, there are others. I gave two stars because the refund was easy, but I will never eat from a bin again. This is the only place I have ever had anything from a bin. Sadly, now it was.

Whole Foods is an upscale gain grocery store and it is nice. It is located at Lamar and Collins, a block north of 30. The store is well-stocked and employees are generally friendly. Prices are more competitive than I had anticipated. I think I end up buying 'stuff' I wouldn't normally because there's choices everywhere to pick and add to your basket. I'm not sure if this is a plus or minus. They do have a pizza counter and bakery. There are always plenty of registers open and you aren't required to check out yourself. I'm starting to find open lanes scarce and self-checkout plentiful at other stores. That all mentioned and applauded, there is a Kroger a couple of miles west on Lamar which I think is just as nice, minus the fresh pizza and ready to go foods, and better prices. That's the reason for the 3 stars. You can easily find another store, just as nice, literally down the road.

The 'fresh meat' counter gave me this ground beef. Seems like they packed old, rancid beef inside fresh beef to get rid of it. Generally had a great experience here and have enjoyed my prime benefits but this is ridiculous. I get fresher looking beef from Kroger/Walmart.

The concept of Whole Foods is great: organic, naturally raised, free range, locally sourced if possible. Is it a bit more pricey? Yes. Do you notice in the flavor? Totally. I've been to many Whole Foods throughout DFW (and Austin) and they are all great though all a bit different. The Arlington one is in an odd neighborhood, mixed income ranging from government housing to mansions. It is a bit smaller than most but still a solid Whole Foods. One thing that bugs me is the selection, maybe because it is very small. This morning I went in for dried chipotle peppers, a very standard item at every grocery store, and they don't carry them. I also went in for pork shoulder and they had one, not as much as I needed. Weak sauce. However, the service is epic. Every crew member is an educated, English speaking individual that acts like they own the joint, a rarity in the grocery world or any hourly job these days. I appreciate that. The first time I was in there I got lost a few times looking for things and I was always able to find someone with a smile and a great attitude to point me in the right directions. It is as if they want you to enjoy Whole Foods, get what you want and come back for the customer service as much as the food. Most grocery stores have employees that shy away from human interaction, hiding behind cash registers and ... probably in the freezer somewhere, who knows. All in all I wish the selection was a little better here, but I can't complain. It is a smaller Whole Foods so that probably makes sense. But the service and quality of what they do have are both top notch. A+ for Whole Foods here.

"Whole Foods? More like 'Whole Paycheck!'" might be what I say if I were a poor person trying to make a witty remark without actually involving any wit. Fortunately, I am extremely hilarious and not broke as a joke, and thus I would never resort to that kind of unoriginal criticism. Is Whole Foods more expensive than a regular grocery store? For certain. Are they more expensive than Central Market--which is also sort of an upscale market? I don't know--I've not really compared. Can you get a lot of the same organic fruit and gourmet cheeses just a mile down the road from this location and the Kroger Signature for significantly less? Sure you can--and if you're a smart or thrifty shopper than I would definitely advise you to do just that. And then come back to Whole Foods for the things you can't find elsewhere--or at least without driving half an hour to Central Market. No, no...I don't mean uppity cashiers who think they're super cool and saving the world from tyranny despite the fact that they work for a giant corporation owned by a hardcore, Ayn Rand-loving, pro-Capitalist Libertarian. I mean stuff like a dry stock aisle filled with nuts, not to mention all kinds of candy that really should have no place in a store that's claims to care about your health. And sometimes they have fish/butcher selections you can't find elsewhere. And their soup and salad and hot bar are just fine--albeit a little overpriced. Basically, a trip to Whole Foods is about being selective. Use it to find stuff you can't find elsewhere. Just don't get sucked into paying 3 times as much for the same organic bananas they sell everywhere else in town.

Most people go to Whole Foods because of their healthy and natural choices. The rest of us go there for the samples. Aww come on, at least I'm honest.

If you are looking for a catering event Suzy Hassing is the catering manager. You just email her and tell her what your budget is, what the occasion is, what food you are serving (breakfast/lunch/dinner) and she will have an estimate ready. She is great at following through and the customer service is exceptional. There was a slight mix up on my order and they went above and beyond to fix it! I absolutely would recommend their catering to anyone!

Healthy choices paving the way for a better future. Whole foods has so many choices so we can eat healthier every day and not get tired of eating the same thing. All of the employees here are very friendly and understand what it's all about and have always been willing to share ideas and know where everything is at in the store

I had Whole Foods make a cake for a baby shower today, it turned out amazing!!! This was the best cake I've ever tasted, and I've had plenty of gourmet, boutique cakes. Everyone loved it! Erin (I hope I spelled that right) was so sweet and easy to work with. She was on top of it! I will use them for every cake or bakery need from here on out! Oh, I've also had a tiramisu cake made by them, phenomenal!

Whole Food Market is a fun place just to walk around and try samples on the weekend. We do buy some items there mainly wine and pastries. They have a good wine and beer selection. And they have wine and beer samples on most weekends. This is a great way to find a new wine. The bakery is very good. They have the best pink lemonade cupcakes very delicious. I need one now. The fresh fruits and vegetables are pretty and displayed nicely. The meat department seems very expensive. But the meat is all grass fed, no hormones, no cages. I guess that makes it pricey. They have a nice selection of bulk bins to select dried fruits, nuts that kind of thing. And the health food item in the store is plentiful you are sure to find what you want. Whole Food Market is a very good grocery store not the run of the meal grocery stores. Pink cupcakes got to have one.

The employees here are always kind and helpful. They will go out of their way to help make your meal or occasion perfect. They have a great specialty beer section that is especially useful on days when all of the liquor stores are closed. Brandon especially is very helpful. He went and pulled limited edition beers out of the back to make sure that I could give the perfect present to my guy on Valentine's Day.

The Market was at normal standard. Staff was great. The buffet had less vegetarian option then I'm use to (compared to NYC). There weren't any ethic food choices. Then the taste and quality of the food was poor. I return my food thank God for Kombucha tea it made the day better

I'm still adjusting to shopping at whole foods because everything is different and expensive but they have me sold on the hot bar. Whole foods has some of the best brisket I've ever had its tender has lots of flavor and the best part is that you don't even need bbq sauce on it. If you put sauce on this brisket you're actually cheating yourself from a well cooked cut of meat. It's a home run every time. They also switch it up so it's never the same which sometimes can be frustrating because sometimes I want some mashed potatoes but they don't have them. The sausage is really good too I think the cooks or pit masters in the back cooking deserve a raise from whatever they are paying them cause they cook everything to perfection there. I'll get off the hot bar now cause they have other stuff I like too. They have a great selection of sushi over by the bakery. I'm assuming it's made fresh everyday cause you can taste it in every bite. If you're a fan of sushi like I am then a trip to whole foods is definitely worth it if you need a good sushi fix but don't want to go out to eat. The bakery has some good sweets to munch on if you're having a sweet tooth. I like the red velvet cake and their slices of cheese cake but I try to stay away from the bakery cause I'd go crazy over there lol. I like whole foods it's nice not to crowded and everyone working there is really friendly and helpful not like Walmart where you are lucky to find someone who is even speaks English. It's good for the hot bar and sushi and bakery but I can't see myself doing any real grocery shopping there it's just too expensive.

Very meager selection, especially at the hot/cold bar. I've been to Whole Foods locations in many states. The selection here was very poor and I came out of my way to get dinner here, but had to walk out empty handed. Instead of three or four counters like most locations, they had one here and then a tiny salad bar. To top it all off, barely any vegan options either. The food that was available was also skimpy with several trays empty or nearly empty. I took a quick walk around the store to see if I could get something else prepared. It was tough. I finally saw a section for 2/$6 meal ideas. It sounded good, but the options were pitiful. All that was vegan was a container of dumplings. The dumplings were literally falling apart and sauce was spilled inside. Did someone literally just throw them in the container and give it a few shakes? Very disappointing. The location in Dallas was somewhat better.

Gluten free pie crusts!!! Worth the 30 minute drive!!! And we found so many other GF things, including donuts!!!!

This review is only based upon their coffee supply and in-store grinder. I love the selection of coffee roasters that they supply at this location, which is why i want to come here. However, their in-store coffee grinder is so messy. It's always full of grinds when i go to it and i add more when i make mine. I don't have this issue at all when i grind coffee beans at Sprouts. This picture explains what I'm talking about.