Whole Foods Market

One of my favorite Whole foods locations, given they have a large cafeteria and so many options for hit food during lunch. I look forward to their seasonal lattes (a couple of my favorites are cardamom date and Dubai chocolate lattes). They also cage a great cafe and reasonably priced hot food, coffee, smoothies. Grocery price is a whole other topic ;)

I love shopping at Whole Foods for their fresh fruits! Everything is always well-stocked and super fresh from berries to tropical fruits. The store is clean and organized, which makes it easy to find what I need. There’s also plenty of parking, so getting in and out is convenient. Great place for quality produce and a smooth shopping experience!

This is one of the newer Whole Foods in town and it’s a pretty good one. It’s not as big or as nice as the main location on Lamar, but in some ways it’s nicer. It has a very nice indoor and outdoor eating balcony or you can make a meal out of the things that you purchased. They have a number of restaurant and bar style spaces inside, more than the Arboretum location, but not as many as the downtown location. Everything I’ve had so far has been good, but for something cheap, quick and good, their pizza slices are always a good choice. You should have them throw the slice back in the oven to warm it up and to make the crust a little bit crisper. Like all Whole Foods, the produce is good, the prices for most things are a little bit high, but the quality is excellent. And if you purchase the Whole Foods brand, most of their own products are pretty affordable.

A Disappointing Tribute to a Proud Austin Legacy Whole Foods at the Domain seems to operate under a curious motto: "If it’s broken, don’t fix it." And judging by the state of things here, it's not just a motto... It’s a mission. When we moved to this area, I was genuinely excited to live near a Whole Foods, especially one in Austin, the birthplace of the brand! My prior experience at other Whole Foods stores had set the bar high. Not so at the Domain. First up: the juice bar. A personal favorite of mine. The menu is up, colorful and enticing… and completely useless. For months, every time I’ve asked for a fresh juice, I’m met with the same shrug and scripted reply: “The machine’s broken.” No timeline. No update. Just broken. Forever. Then there’s the downward cart escalator from the store to the parking garage, the one designed to make it easier for shoppers with carts. That one broke a few months ago. And, you guessed, it’s still broken. Want to see a micro-museum of neglect? Just walk around the store. Not functioning entry door from the garage into the store, broken escalator, broken refrigerator door, and apparently, broken accountability. Whole Foods charges a premium for what should be a premium experience. But this is not what we get at this location. To whoever is in charge of this store: I don’t know if it’s lack of resources, lack of effective management, or plain apathy, but something has to give. This store should be a flagship, not a cautionary tale. Please, respect your customers and your brand enough to care.

Whole Foods always brings to mind high-quality products with premium prices. When it comes to buying fresh vegetables and fruits, Whole Foods is my go-to place because of its consistently fresh and high-quality offerings. The selection of meats is impressive, including lamb shanks, steaks, ground beef, and premium chicken with no unpleasant odor. If you’re in the mood for a hearty meal, there’s a wide variety of options at the open bar, such as salads, beef, chicken, seafood, and more. For beer and wine lovers, there’s even a small bar where you can order drinks or grab a bottle to take home. The store is clean, well-organized, and offers convenient services like Amazon pickup and drop-off. Whole Foods truly has a lot to offer for those seeking quality and variety.

Love the products and the value they provide for the community! It's definitely a high end store as they care the quality but it's definitely worth it! ! The flower store is very beautiful and good variety! I asked for certain items to the staffs and they always took me to the area where my looked for the items were! Love to come come back again Cheers 🥂

Whole Foods does a lot right inside the store. The produce and meat selection are excellent and consistently high quality. The deli is well organized with a solid variety, making it easy to get in and out without chaos. Even the flower section stands out, clearly better than average and well maintained. The problem is outside. The parking lot is a mess. Poor layout, congestion, and frustration before you even walk through the door. It doesn’t ruin the store, but it absolutely detracts from the experience. Bottom line: great shopping once you’re inside. Getting there and leaving is the worst part.

My review is for the Juice & Java inside Whole Foods. We stopped by for a juice and smoothie but unfortunately were not greeted warmly. When we asked a few questions, the responses we received were short and unwelcoming. Despite this, we still left a generous tip. The smoothie itself was average—about a 6/10. Overall, it wasn’t the best experience, and I’ll likely go elsewhere for juice or smoothies in the future.

Love the products and the value they provide for the community! It's definitely a high end store as they care the quality but it's definitely worth it! ! The flower store is very beautiful and good variety! I asked for certain items to the staffs and they always took me to the area where my looked for the items were! Love to come come back again Cheers

Love Whole foods! The food quality at the deli and on the shelves are consistently high quality and healthy. I especially like the hot foods in the deli and fresh fruit. It you want to stay healthy, eat there on the regular. Whole foods is a bit on the pricey side, but I think worth every penny. The Whole foods staff is always friendly and helpful. A little known fact about Whole Foods is that they provide free sauces with you buy meat from the meat department. A friend of mine who works for Whole Foods also told me they must open any package that you want to sample in the store. I haven't tested the open package theory yet but may if I really want to try something. My husband doesn't like to shop at Whole Foods because he said it's too many granola people. lol You will find many tattoo laden, bright colored hair folks. That doesn't bother me in the least. In fact, I think it is a part of the store's charm. It's a laid back family oriented place, where you feel at home.

I've been a frequent shopper at Whole Foods for years, but I recently discovered their catering services--and I'm so glad I did! I heard that many people use them for Thanksgiving, so I decided to try ordering sides this year. The process was incredibly easy, and on pickup day, they had a tent set up at the front of the store to make things even more convenient. I only waited about five minutes for my order to be retrieved, which was such a time-saver. Encouraged by that experience, I placed another catering order--this time for their famous Berry Chantilly Cake. Wow, now I see why this cake has such a devoted fan base! It was absolutely delicious, with fresh berries layered inside the cake that added the perfect touch. I can't gatekeep this one--if you haven't tried it yet, you need to! Beyond catering, Whole Foods continues to impress me with their café and upstairs seating area. It's a great spot to enjoy coffee or a quick meal. I've even used it for client meetings and shared meals with my family there--it's such a versatile space. The store is well-stocked with items I can't find at my local grocery store, particularly specialty products and vitamins/supplements. Surprisingly, I've found their prices on supplements to be better than Amazon's, which was a pleasant surprise. Parking is always easy, thanks to their surface lot and parking garage. I especially appreciate the designated covered spots for curbside pickup, which are a lifesaver on rainy days. Whole Foods continues to deliver on convenience, quality, and a great shopping experience, and now I know their catering is just as top-notch! I am debating what to order for Christmas sides.

We are back!!!! Got the "healthy" sushi rolls and WOW this is possibly one of the worst things I've eaten in a long time. The wasabi sauce is a hard miss for me but the fresh fish saved it a little. They turned the AC down which is a must especially as it gets colder. People here are super nice! Super friendly guy at the self checkout.

I wish I had this Whole Foods in East Austin! Love that the food court is so big in this one. From coffee, açaí bowls, sandwiches, salads, hot foods, and sushi! I'm obsessed. It's pricey but that's Whole Foods for you! Also the service here is always so nice but that's a crossed the whole chain in my opinion.

I've become such a fan of Whole Foods over the past few years, so I've frequented my fair share across the country! My favorite location is thankfully my home location, and I truly think the layout of this location is the best. The coffee bar is surprisingly so good, and the Amazon workers are SO sweet and kind. I always come here for my healthy ingredients, and the staff at the flower department wrap up your flowers so beautifully. I've been to Whole Foods locations where they're not as talented in flower wrapping, but I know I can trust this location.

Today was a 5 star shopping day. Inspired to make some Cioppino for date night at home, they had everything we needed for a 5 star meal. Black, gold, and red baby beets shaved and served with some Humboldt Fog. Fennel, sweet onion, and garlic for base, with a squeeze of lemon and a drizzle of Momofuku Chili Crunch for a spicy finish. Seafood department was clean and fresh, with friendly service with a smile. Clams, mussels, on ice - monk fish, a handful of shrimp, to round our our recipe. San Marzano tomato, bone broth, and garlic sticks to toast up for dipping.

This is practically the largest location on the north side. The quality of produce is always fresh, but their frozen food section is a bit lack luster. The staff is ok, but I come here for the ambiance and good produce.

The pizza is always one of my go to foods when im in the area for lunch It is perfect and so tasty

We have been coming here since last year when we realized how much we had wasted on groceries from the other major Central Texas chain grocery stores (due to spoiled meats and flavorless produce). AMBIANCE/STORE/FOOD: I love how they organize and display their produce here, everything looks fresh and so pretty. Their prices of course are higher than other places but you get what you pay for. For example, purple potatoes & sweet potatoes here are by far the best tasting (sweeter and creamier than the ones from other major Central Texas chain grocery stores and other Health-conscious grocery stores we shop at); and another example is leafy greens are WAY fresher, and have more flavor than other places as well. SERVICE: Staff are friendly and helpful. Please note that we're highly efficient grocery shoppers so we do not really require assistance most of the time, so we're basically in and out. Another BEST PART that makes us like this store so much is how efficient their checkout lines are! Even when the store is busy, you never have to wait in line for a long time even though the staff have to code all produce manually and they only have 1-3 lines open, not like the "other major Central Texas grocery stores" which take forever at the checkout (although all they have to do is scan the codes for everything) and have like 15 lines open. Like I mentioned before you get what you pay for, and for us time (and our sanity) are very important to us! VERDICT: If you're like us, I highly suggest shopping here if your budget allows. But check it out before you assume it is too expensive as the quality exceeds and many of the prices are pretty comparable. Oh, one last PRO-TIP: If you have Amazon Prime, you get a savings for sale items!! Just pull up your Amazon app, and a QR code will populate as it "sees" you are in store. Then just scan that at checkout and badda-bing, savings boy! One last, last, BONUS TIP: If you bring your own bags you get another discount, none of that "you have to buy our bags nonsense", they just reward people for making good choices instead of making the checkout process awkward (insert thunderous applause)

I come by the little restaurants regularly to grab food when I'm shopping with my kids and always watch for Cait, with the red hair, over at the sandwich counter. This girl books it! She is always so sweet to us and on Friday I watched as she dealt with some real grumps while handling a huge line by herself. She was so professional and sweet, even when I wanted to give those grumps a piece of my mind! Sometimes when I come in other people are making sandwiches, but they're never quite the same--you can tell when they're made with love and handed off with a smile. She's such a sweetheart and my kids all love her; they beg to come see her every time we come in! The produce here is great. We love getting the bulk super firm tofu and making something tasty. I do wish the app was more regularly updated, though; it lists a cheaper brand of bulk almonds that they didn't really have. Always nice to find covered parking down in the Domain!

I can always find the freshest produce and neatly stacked along with the best seafood and meat. The pastries, cakes and pies are absolutely delicious. My favorite is the Chantilly Berry cake. The shelves are always full of my favorite items and new ones are always available. Consuming a frosty beverage while shopping is next level fun. Checking out is a breeze at full or self service. You can set up palm pay too. I just place the palm of my hand over the reader and quickly pay.

William Cannon location- Wife wanted me to pick up a box of her tea. I couldn't figure out how to get it off of the shelf, so I stood there like an idiot with my hand in the shelf, unable to get my fingertips either on the sides or on top for several minutes before finally giving up and going down the road (better choice anyway- got the exact same product at half of the cost Whole Foods sells it for). How am I supposed to buy anything when I can't even get my hands on what I'm needing to get. When I want to buy something, playing a game of Jenga isn't how I want to spend my time. The shelf spacing is so tight that some things are almost impossible to get off of the shelf unless it's the first item. It would seem that the people deciding that a product 8" tall should fit on a shelf that has 7.88" of clearance doesn't understand how a measuring tape works. And I don't even want to get started about how many items on the shelves are backwards, upside down, or hanging off of the shelf so much that it's about to fall off at this location. I've seen dollar stores with better organization.

Love the beer and wine selection... but the bathroom needs some work , it's pretty hard going in there thinking you're cleaning your hands when every corner looks filthy

I mean...what's there not to like about Whole Foods?? The domain location of the Whole Foods is the largest I've ever seen. There are 3 levels with an escalator inside. What other whole foods has that? Is also conveniently located near the domain do you could do your retail shipping and then grocery shopping right after. My husband and I like to stop in for more affordable lunches in the area. We personally don't like the food options in the domain and find them overpriced and mediocre. Since Whole Foods has a food court with healthy options, we love stopping by there to pick up a late lunch. They also have a lot of seating so you could recover from the hot sun.

Make sure you read labels. Wholefoods used to bake an in-house sourdough boule made with organic flour. Recently, they changed the recipe and no longer use organic flour. Seriously disappointing.

Why don't they just close the seafood counter at this point? It's a joke. I dumbed down my recipe to include Cod since I knew I would be shopping at this location, and they didn't even have that! Lame fish monger whining about how they haven't had any all day - on a Sunday. HEB at Koenig has a better seafood counter, that's really saying something. But if you want red meat there is scads of it at the WFM Domain. Tells you something about the clientele.

Two stars for lack of service. The only two departments where we usually ask for help, is the bakery, and the cheese section. In the bakery my spouse had to interrupt a threesome socializing, having to ask, "could somebody help me?", after waiting for them to acknowledge her. As I approached the cheese section, the young man working the counter exited to go visit with, ironically, one of the young ladies my wife had to intrude upon to get help in the bakery. Both of them turned their backs to me so they could visit about their after work plans, and gossip about friends. I chose to leave them to their social chat, and not bother with dealing with it. Wasn't worth it. BTW, we could hear the conversations, they weren't discussing work related stuff, it was all social visiting. If you don't make eye contact or acknowledge the customers, not a bad gig. Also, the bread sliced is no longer to your requested thickness, now you just get what the store wants to give you. Guess the hired help can't be interrupted to learn how to run the slicer.

My local WF is always on point. I went in for some essential oil's and grabbed these lovely greens Service is always a thumbs up and the additional Amazon prime discounts help a lot.

Best experience yet! Making potatoes/leek au Gratin; need ingredients. Walk into produce. Yikes, no leeks. Produce clerk says he will check in back and returns with big fat organic ones. Yes! Heavy cream too far back in case to reach. I am 75 and don't climb anymore. Clerk sees me attempting to reach item and comes over and literally stands inside case and hands me the cream. Yes! In the cheese department not only does the clerk help me pick out the perfect Gruyere but figures out how much I need to make 3/4 cup grated. Yes! Easy self check out and clerk says thanks for shopping here and BTW I really like your backpack. Felt like I was living in Barbieland!

Whole Foods is awesome. Love that they sell food here. Their tuna sandies from the deli are great. No one likes tuna except me but that's fine. More fish for me. I could probably finish their tuna provisions all by myself. That's how good it is, and how voracious I am.

Grocery store itself is great. The clientele is increasingly insufferable. I've been coming to this store since it opened. It was great back then. Lately, whenever I go I almost get run over by a Tesla driving 40 miles per hour through the parking lot. The people in the store are so self important and oblivious that they can't make way for other people in the store to pass them. The other day I saw an old man pushing a shopping cart through the isle. He seemed to be arduously chewing something. He passed behind me and paused. When I l happened to look at the floor of the isle I saw a huge mangled cherry that he had spit out right behind me! On closer inspection there were huge globs of spit all down the isle. It was absurdly disgusting. A store employee came by so I mentioned it to her. She said ok, took a wad of paper towels and picked up the cherry with her bare hands. Then continued to go back to pushing a cart full of product without even washing her hands. Wow. I feel sorry for her, being in such a rush to do her work and having to pick up people's bodily fluids, but please wash your hands- or better yet get a designated janitor to clean up. As for the man walking around the store spitting out cherries- how absolutely vile. This is new Austin.

We were in the area for our vacation. This Whole Foods amazed us with the quality of hot food items. We grabbed some Texas BBQ, the price was very affordable and the quality exceeded our expectations. We also bought a small bag of candy, and noticed that the price was wrong after we paid. We talked to the lady from the customer service. She refunded us the whole amount cuz she said that the price tag of the candy confused us. It ended up we got the free candy. Excellent customer service. In addition, the store was so clean, and the seating area was nice and quiet that we could enjoy our food and drinks. However, the cleanliness of the ladies restroom needs improvement.

Great service, great selection. Plenty of room to shop around. Meat selection is my favorite in the area

I believe in creativity and this Whole Foods was indeed. I love Samosas and Tofu triangles amongst other things. The layout was impressive and I didn't witness anything less than great staff. Whenever I visit Austin this will be the Whole Foods I revisit. There are lots of additional items and understandably so with a change in owners. I'm happy that he decided to label things accordingly.

Visiting from. Galveston (evacuated for hurricane Laura) and we came all the way from cedar park just for the strawberries! I used to be a faithful shopper of WF the 26 years I lived in Houston but, having moved to an island in 2013...no such luck.

Love the Domain - nice layout - fresh food items. Great customer service and oddly some goood sales

This is a shout out to Whole Foods for making Thanksgiving shine. The turkey that my friend made was moist and flavorful, and the skin was beautifully browned. It was the first turkey she ever made, too! The large white shrimp and cocktail sauce and all three types of caviar were amazing. I will be picking up some Whole Foods shrimp and caviar in the near future for home or to take to the next party. Fresh green beans used in the casserole made all he difference. Yummy Brussel sprouts with balsamic sauce. Sour dough bread for stuffing was yum. Pinwheel rolls, crusty and delicious. Salad with fresh butter bib lettuce. Good wine, check. I am sure the pie was divine, but no room. This was just one of two Thanksgiving meals I was invited to in one day!

This has got to be my favorite Whole Foods in Austin. It has a huge selection of wine and even wine tasting. They almost always have someone in there handing out samples. The fruits and veggies are always fresh. Bakery and Deli are always on point. I can really sit in here for hours.

Clean. Well stocked organized but have to hunt for good deals. Favorite is food bar. Checker's friendly

I got my large ramen bowl, miso broth was bland, until I asked for spicy sauce on the side. There offer a variety of fresh veggies, they make it quick for you. However I was disappointed: there was a hair in my bowl. I lost my appetite and got my refund. Not sure when I will get it again. Oh and service was great.

Ordered turkey sandwich from the Whole Foods Kitchen, it came with turkey breast, Brie with spring mix as filling in between fig spread smeared baguette. I like it! All the ingredients were fresh.

Whole Foods is clearly a top notch quality company...a well run organization. I'm just not quite as fancy as they are nor is my income at the same level as their average shopper.

Love this location. Huge store. Super convenient when staging in the domain. I came here on a Friday night to grab some bananas, water, and sugar snap peas. Simple things for the weekend. It was when they were about to close, so it was fairly empty. Even coming in when they're about to close, the whole store was very clean and fairly stocked up, for being a Friday night after many people have done their grocery shopping for the week. Still plenty of prepared foods. I love seeing the different local foods they offer, compared to nyc locations. Like unique fermented vegetables in the sauerkraut area, or local snacks. Love their water fill-up station and wish we had one of these in the nyc locations! I don't think so, but I need to look for one when I get back The self-checkout is quick and easy.

This is a review for their COFFEE Station! I come to buy coffee almost every day during lunch time. I need my afternoon caffeine!!! Their small lattes automatically come with 2 shots, and their medium comes with 3 shots! And at a affordable price!!!! Their medium is $4.06, that's with tax yall!!! The sweet woman barista already knows my order! :) Since covid, the only downside is they're only open till 2pm :(. I can't wait till they extend their hrs again!!! But honestly, best lattes!!!

Whole Foods Market has underground parking. Take the escalator up to the first level (please note that you are unable to take a shopping cart from this underground parking lot but there are plenty of carts on the first level when you arrive). My husband and I decided to come by here on a Thursday afternoon to pick up some food to eat for a late lunch and some food for dinner at the airport, since this was our last day in Austin before flying back home to Los Angeles. What I love about Whole Foods in general is their hot and cold food bar. There are just so many delicious options to choose from and very easy to scoop your favorites in a cardboard container. But that can add up and get rather costly, keep in mind that it cost $9.99 per lb (hot and cold food). I ended up choosing a salad of kale, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, chickpeas and so forth for my late lunch. Very filling and felt healthy eating it (after dining out for 2 weeks for our long winter vacation in Austin, San Antonio and Las Vegas, it is nice to get something healthy for a change). For my meal to eat at the airport later that evening, I picked a little brown rice, tofu stir fry, cha siu (Chinese barbecue pork, which surprised me how tender and flavorful it was) and a little macaroni and cheese because I Was curious hot it tasted (which it tasted good). It was pretty filling and I really liked the flavors of the stir fry. My husband and I ate our late lunch upstairs, which surprised me to see so much seating (there is seating downstairs too but it was all taken). Tables, plastic utensil dispenser with napkins, plastic cup and water, etc. Really nice. There are clean restrooms up here too so you don't have to walk back downstairs if you need to use it. Also there is free WiFi so you can surf the net while you eat (saw plenty of people with their laptops up there, but didn't see any outlets though). During my shopping trip, I also ended up purchasing some cookies too, which cost $11.99 per pound of delicious assorted cookies. You can pick whatever you wish, which the option of cookies available reminds me of what I would typically be able to buy at a Jewish deli that I frequent back at home. Granted I know that Whole Foods is a bit pricey, even with the additional discount that Amazon prime users get (don't forget to download the app to take advantage of selected items discounted). I don't shop often because of the prices, but I like the selection they have of food, produce, etc. Every now and then I do like to pop in, especially for the food items ready to eat. I really like this Whole Foods store. Great layout and love all of the seating available. Would come by here again if I lived in this area.

Indifferent staff, overpriced goods and narrow selection keep me away from this place. Was so much better before being raped by Amazon.

The pre-prepared foods here have really gone downhill. The BBQ has moved in with everything else and is lower quality, poorly cut, etc. The same dishes all the time. Most of the time crusted over from sitting under hear lamps. On the plus side, lots of veggie options and a fresh salad bar. Great bakery.

TLDR: Great store, but there's a reason 'Whole Foods' is nicknamed 'Whole Paycheck'. I like WFM and used to shop there semi-regularly. As with most all Whole Foods, this one is well organized, spotlessly clean, and vaguely wholesome. Service is good if brusque, though that's from the high volume of this store - convenient to The Domain crowd and a lot of North Austin. Kudos to their fish market and in-store counters, which are always well stocked and (in the latter case) have nice smells emanating from them. I also like their underground parking garage and the escalator/slidewalk thing they have going to the top floor. What's not to like? Well, I expect to pay a premium on specialized items, whether it's grass-fed beef, natural-caught swordfish, or organic-wheat pasta. But I think there's a reason WFM's sales have leveled out in recent years: places like HEB and Central Market are starting to 'poach' on the organic/natural-caught territory, and prices on more mundane items are creeping up. Case in point: in one of the pictures below, I came across a bottle of 'Kung Fu Girl' Reisling - a nice semi-sweet white wine that's normally $8-9 a bottle at most stores. Here? If you look close the price listed is $12.99. That's a ~50-60% markup on this one item. Multiply that by, say, 12 more grocery items...and we're talking a Whole Paycheck. Definitely worth your visit for the aforementioned specialty items, or if you'd like to pick up some high-quality food to go. (Well, avoid the pizza. It's kind of bland, unless you like the taste of salt.)

Kind of random, but is anyone else underwhelmed with the quality/ variety of hot bar options at the Whole Foods in the Domain? I have visited SO many other locations in several different cities and states..... and this one literally has the same thing for lunch/ dinner EVERY single day for weeks with very limited healthy options. I mentioned something to the store manager and it's like they have never seen another Whole Foods before? They were so confused with my comment.

This Whole Foods is our go-to store for groceries, etc. since it's walking distance from our apartment. Luckily, it's one of the nicer ones I have been to. It's well laid-out, usually well stocked, and the employees are very friendly. I've only had less-than-awesome experiences with some of the in-store grab and go food counters. The sandwich bar tends to be slow and doesn't always include all of the listed ingredients in the order. But we do love sitting down for a beer at the bar before getting started with our shopping!

This Whole Foods has become my favorite one in Austin (mainly because it's closest to me). Ever since Amazon took over, I've been frequenting Whole Foods more because things are much more affordable now. Go in with your Prime account and cash in on the discounts. I love the bar area where you can order beer, oysters, and other goods. I often also pick up a bunch of oysters in the seafood department and shuck them at home myself for either raw or grilled consumption. The food bar has a ton of options, I've always been able to find something to eat here that I like. There are also many other food options like poke, pizza, etc. When you walk into this Whole Foods, it's just a nice clean feel.

It was somewhat disappointing how such a prime location would be so lack luster of appearance. The layout a bit half-hazard and the inconsistent flow to view the aisles was a bit "jagged" access. Small eating area and not as sanitary as one may prefer, yet small. While we had our lunch; it was daunting of how many cashiers we observed either touching their face; even two wiping their nostril(s) and then touch their customer's items. It was almost sad that even after present times; this is still something that goes on a daily basis at many shopping centers...and that many cashiers are not wearing their masks. Definitely not a place we will return to again. Only the downtown one for us...

My 200th Yelp review and it's going to be on my favorite Whole Foods in Austin! On the north side of town anyways, holla! I love Whole Foods domain! Everything from the parking lot to garage, escalator to take shopping carts down, and sunny seating at food trailer, outdoors by the fire pits or seating on second floor overlooking the Domain horizon, this stores got it all. The first Friday events they host to many many yoga classes I've visited bring me great joy in participating at my local community. Cupcakes, juices and $5 bowls of ramen keep me coming back. Along with a wide selection of drinks, caffeine at the bar, and LOTS of samples, I can't stop! I've literally filled up myself on can sparkling wine and salmon sushi burritos, and it's worth it! Love their selection of beauty products, soaps, and what Whole Foods embodies. Ibotta rewards while shopping help me earn cash back, bright and shiney places to eat and relax and people watch on the second floor! You'll probably see me there if you're closely watching. I can't help it. Yay Whole Foods! You're much more spacious than the Gateway one, buuuut I still love you all equally.

Joe from the meat department is the sweetest. He always has a great big smile on his face. He goes above and beyond when it comes to a certain cut of meat that I request.

Whole Foods is overpriced sub par food. Product Develop really needs to be reviewed.

Whole foods, whole paycheck -- you know the saying. I don't see too many changes since the Amazon buyout but hey this is one of the few companies I have never worked for here in Austin. I have watched the domain grow over the last 5 years or so and definitely one of the first and smartest things the developers did was to build a Whole Foods here. The location is divine, it is laid out much better than the downtown location and of course, everything is fresh as can be. I get no less than stellar service every single time I am there. I usually go to the hot food area and get me some nibbles. Definitely way better laid out than the downtown location due to of course, location.

I'm reviewing the coffee shop inside Whole Foods. It's a beaut. Attached are prices and they have several pour over devices. It's July and they had pumpkin spice syrup available so I got an iced pumpkin spice latte and I thought it was better than Starbucks. It wasn't overly sweet and syrupy - tasted like coffee shots with a little pumpkin sumpkin! Can't wait to try the lavender latte next time. The woman working was so joyful and welcoming.

Ever since Amazon took over whole foods has gone way down hill. I went today for the hot bar and there was hardly any food. What they did have looked like frozen chicken tenders, Mac and cheese, and buttery potatoes. The food is sugary processed garbage. The salad bar is nothing of its former self. There's no marinated bean salads, nothing other than shredded veggies and lettuce. They removed the seafood soup station and bbq food station. Whole Foods since bezos took over has turned into an expensive Walmart. The once great austin establishment is now a shell of its self. Yeah they have good cheese, but aldis has the same cheese for half the price. Go to central market instead of the over priced crap that whole foods has to offer.