Whole Foods Market
Grocery store · Atlanta ·

Whole Foods Market

Grocery store · Atlanta ·

Organic grocery, housewares, wine, pizza, smoothies, acai

Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
Whole Foods Market by null
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Whole Foods Market by null
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22 14th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 Get directions

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22 14th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 Get directions

+1 470 552 4201
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Atlanta Restaurant Openings, Summer 2019 | Eater Atlanta

"An organic burger chain now operating inside a flagship Whole Foods in Midtown, serving sustainably sourced burgers with indoor and patio seating for shoppers and visitors." - Beth McKibben

https://atlanta.eater.com/2019/7/25/8930405/atlanta-summer-restaurant-openings-2019
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Farm Burger Opens at the Midtown Atlanta Whole Foods | Eater Atlanta

"Housed at the corner of 14th and West Peachtree streets, the Midtown Whole Foods is a three-story, 70,000-square-foot store — the largest Whole Foods in the Southeast — that features a rooftop terrace bar called Canopy Court with food trucks and games and will eventually include the 14th Street Wine Bar with seating on a screened porch; it also includes the new Farm Burger on its 14th Street level and is the site of the Friends of Whole Foods Market partnerships." - Beth McKibben

https://atlanta.eater.com/2019/7/17/20697964/farm-burger-open-whole-foods-midtown-atlanta
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Midtown Whole Foods Opens With Plenty of Dining Options | Eater Atlanta

"Opening on Friday, April 5 at 7 a.m. as the company’s 500th store, this location pairs a full range of organic groceries with four distinct on-site dining and drinking options: a well-known sustainable burger chain offering burgers plus chicken and vegan choices (about 86 seats inside and 28 outside, slated to open in early summer); a rooftop terrace with stadium-style seating, games, and televisions paired with a food truck serving pulled pork and hot chicken sandwiches and a selection of wine and beer; a casual drink spot selling wine, beer, sodas and boiled peanuts with seating on a screened-in porch and televisions; and a coffee bar offering coffee drinks (alongside beer and wine) plus grab-and-go items." - Erin Perkins

https://atlanta.eater.com/2019/4/2/18292439/midtown-whole-foods-open
Whole Foods Market

Haoge Xu

Google
Everything was okay but the service from fish deck, sushi deck and meat deck were extremely unsatisfied. I bought mussels and the guy didn’t even ask me if I need to open; and the second time when I was there I bought clams which charged me $36 for 4 pounds. I just wanted to say the clam here is so overpriced and you have to buy 4 pounds for each time. Another guy in the meat deck was quite impatient when I asked him to help me cut the pork ribs to small pieces. Eventually he just cut them to 2 pieces…. This is not the Whole Foods service level, I will go to Publix next time.

Christopher Ryan

Google
Absolutely deplorable grocery store. Poorly stocked shelves, frozen food wedged in with frost and freezer burn. Very very expensive. No human cashiers.

Osh'arr Nicole The Cake Lady

Google
Allegro Coffe shop is Phenomenal and this Whole Foods is like a shopping dream. They have different departments everything from produce, bakery, cafe, hot food stations, clothes, pharmacy, and even Floral and Soap! I love coming here to find my favorite herbs and organic products. If you're reading this, I think you should just at least take a trip! There's something for everyone! My teenagers love this Whole Foods as well!

Art by Delvon

Google
Located in the heart of Midtown, just steps away from The High Museum and Colony Square. Fantastic produce department. Great varieties of organic products. I enjoy the pizza station and their large seating area. They even have a smoothie and acai bar. Worth the visit, but it's not the place to save money.

A K

Google
Amazing range foods, drinks and produces. The stuff is very friendly and helpful.

T. F.

Google
AWFUL BLAND FOOD at the hot bar. They charge $11.99/lb for food that has no flavor or seasoning. Whomever are cooking the food for this store, they seriously need to be fired. Tried several times--- all dishes poorly seasoned and BLAND. To make matters worse, today I went there to just bug groceries and a customer had their large dog walking around the hot bar and bakery area and the dog was literally sniffing and putting his nose on packages of food. Two employees were working in the area and said nothing to the woman. Another customer had to shame the weoman before she pulled her dog away from the food that it kept sniffing--- Absolutely disgusting and horrible that the store allows such gross unsanitary conditions. I walked out

Belinda Ducksworth

Google
The fruit and vegetables looked so good. The entire store was nice and clean. I can't wait to revisit this location.

Stephanie simeon

Google
I went to the Whole Foods section of the store, specifically the bakery area, and my first question to the man behind the counter was, “Do you sell frozen coffee?” He said yes, so I placed an order for a frozen caramel coffee. What I received, however, was an iced caramel coffee. When I pointed out that I had clearly said “frozen coffee,” his response was, “Oh no, we don’t sell anything like that.” That was very frustrating because my very first question before ordering was specifically to confirm whether frozen coffee was available. Instead of acknowledging the miscommunication or offering to make it right, there was no attempt to correct the mistake. I was left with a drink I did not want or could not drink, and I ended up throwing it away since I only drink frozen coffee, not iced. I truly feel the mistake was on their end, and the lack of customer service in handling it left me extremely disappointed. For a store known for its quality and service, I expected much better.