Whole Foods Market

I have never been this disappointed in my life from a Whole Foods store. I never seen the Whole Foods store did not have fresh food court and also the pizza is rotten. Like I’m puking right now I’m sick to my stomach. The management is very poor. I don’t know who hired these people Like this is very upsetting. I spent all this money to the store and they have the worst food they leave it go bad And they wait for somebody to buy it very unbelievable.

I'm working on my new healthy lifestyle and nothing could be better than people that have knowledge of how to start this journey. This place is magical.

First I shop at this store every Friday faithfully. This is the only Whole Foods that have The Mountain Valley brand water every time I go(i go to all of them in Chicago and Evergreen) but that leads to my question is the water authentic? The box I just open is different. The color of the tops are different. The quality of the tops are different, they as very thin and don’t tighten. It just keeps turning plus the taste is not the same and it doesn’t freeze the same. I wish I knew how to post pictures but the bottles are different. The original bottles colors are lighter but the box I just open are darker colors plus the tops colors are different. The box I just opened doesn’t have the red label around the neck of the bottle reading spring water. I hated to post this but this water is different. The bottles I have with the red label on the neck has the bottled date and best use date. The box I just opened has different numbers. I usually purchase one or two cases weekly. Tomorrow(Friday)Before I purchase I will be checking for the red label around the neck. I don’t know how to articulate myself properly but I’m being 100% honest. This water is different

They have garage parking. I have a Toyota Rav 4 XLE with racks on the roof, and I have enough clearance to not touch the top(unlike at the Haslted location. No shade). Everything I needed was available. They have nice cheese options as well as good peanut butter.

For the inner city, this is a calm quiet , step away from the Hyde park streets. The setup is a bit unusual but it provides the basics you’ll need. Shopping items feel a bit condensed. I’m not certain that they carry the full stock of items you would find in the suburban areas… Overall it’s neat and quiet.

Had a pick up order for a single bag of cat food and waited 3 hours past my allotted time window due to notified delays only for the order to be cancelled and was told they didn’t even see the order in their system at the store. The staff were very kind and clearly not the issue. Whatever’s wrong with internal system needs to be addressed.

My experience shopping at Whole Foods at this location in Hyde Park has been exceptional. Good customer service all around in the meat department they will come from behind the counter to assist you to locate whatever item you’re looking for in that department I just can’t say enough about the store

I spoke with a Supervisor because of the flat affect face of several employees, people don't smile and the professional greetings and manners to customer awful... The girl from Amazon Drop Off, needs a full training, the lady from meat cuts the same , every time I ask for an additional meat she slammed the door of the fridges... To be such a specific and expensive place customer service should be top notch... The Latina supervisor who I spoke with stated they are working on it, but it was a reality and an ongoing issue the lack of manners of employees... İ will keep bringing this up until someone realize the importance of a smile, good afternoon and thank you...

Alexis, in Personal Care, was amazing. Personally knowledgeable with hypoallergenic lotions, had deep knowledge of what ingredients (back of the bottle) could worsen my son's eczema. A tremendous educator and an expert every customer should ask questions. Thanks Alexis! My son truly notices how your recommendation is helping his skin heal without any adverse reactions. Have a great weekend!

Found myself in the unfortunate position of not having flowers for my wife this past Valentine's Day. Luckily I had Kiola whom must have heard my cries for help and had a secret stash in the back. She was super kind and I enjoyed our quick conversation. Thank you Kiola! You have saved me from a few nights on the sofa.

This is probably the worst Whole Foods I've ever been to. I shop here only because it's one of the few options in Hyde park. There have been multiple times I've tried to purchase fruits and vegetables and they aren't fresh. I'm not sure if the Hyde park location gets the last pick of fruits and veggies. I've bought "soft" cookies from here and they're hard. The fresh granola has been burnt. The employees are friendly. I have never had an issue with them. But for the price we pay for Whole Foods, I would expect fresh fruits and vegetables.

The Whole Foods in Hyde Park started out as the premier food store to shop. Within the last year the WF has gone from a 5 rating to 1. Many many empty shelves, rotten vegetables and more. Apparently the store manager doesn't oversee his/her store or these things certainly wouldn't exist. I shop in store and by delivery. The shoppers just fill the bags. I have received rotten avocados, black okra, expired carrots, brown bananas, broken sweet potatoes, chicken products with expiration days with 2 days. King salmon that was only good after 1 day, etc. I could go on and on, but my point has been made. If you are looking for a great shopping experience at this location , you will only get it from some employees who have integrity and pride in what they do. I had to mention those great staff I have encountered many times. They are the best part of this store.

11/19/20 -REVIEW 996. Let the countdown begin to my first 1,000 reviews. I was in Hyde Park this am. I stopped off at Whole Foods AKA WHOLE PAYCHECK. I know Whole Foods is known for their wholesome organic food but it's so dam expensive. It seems like many other stores have jumped on the bandwagon and are providing more wholesome, nutritious & organic foods and it doesn't require taking out a loan or a second mortgage. I do buy certain items @ Whole Foods but for me it's not my primary go to store for many of my basics food items. Nice store but a little too expensive for my daily needs. FYI - Whole Foods has an underground parking lot that can be accessed off off of Lake Park Ave

This store has a real racism problem -- I was accused of not paying for something as I was leaving the self-checkout counter. This, mind you, was AFTER the guy standing around had been staring at me the whole time. He walked over to a counter opposite the one I'd been at and kept pointing to something (none of this made any sense) and insisting I hadn't paid for it. I pointed out that I'd been at the opposite counter, a woman standing next to him said, "It was a man," and he finally realised he'd been wrong and apologised. Here's the thing: He had been staring at me all the while, as WF staff are apt to do with people of colour, and it was clearly his mindset that, of course, anything unpaid had to do with the non-white woman wheeling away. WF in HP has a real racism problem -- I called to complain about this a year or more ago, and the then-new manager (now no longer there) immediately agreed. He'd just taken over and confessed to being shocked at how the staff treats people in the store. I'm sick of this, and this attitude. I wanted to just get on with the day and not deal with more of this situation and, frankly, the WF here is a lot like what HP is like anyway. But it's ridiculous that a store that depends on customers of colour in a majority Black neighbourhood also seeks to criminalise and surveil them in this way. I'm taking this complaint higher up, but I doubt things will change.

My aunt and I were regulars for over a year, yet we kept being watched by security. Who steals with the thinnest jackets On at a Whole Foods. It was very disappointing and it was so blankly obvious they thought we were stealing because they barley offered to help us.

Someone suddenly gave me a lovely organic turkey from Whole Foods (I got lucky), and I began excavating the bird, and found myself spending half an hour, and breaking a scissors, trying to deal with the plastic garbage stuck in it. When, having preheated the oven to the point where I couldn't reposition the racks (tried, got burned more than I can accept), I called the store for advice, the guy told me that the plastic thing (apparently there to keep the legs together?) should pop out easily (ha, ha) or that most people just left it in there. I hung up and returned to my attempts to drag it out. This archaeology finally worked. So these people are advising their customers to roast PLASTIC at 325 degrees for four hours??? (And maybe feed it to their kids?) How beautifully eco-friendly, caring and organic. I am so glad I'm not doing this an anticipation of having to host a party. This is the Revenge of the Fowl, delivered by an overpriced grocery chain. OK cosmos, I get it, next time, tofu.

Today's adventure included having the checker tell me that "I, personally, don't put groceries in a bag." Well, I presume that that's what she said as I had to ask her to repeat herself twice I never really could hear her clearly. I think my guess was correct as she left my groceries at the end of her checkout space for me to bag them.

I like the hot bar and salad bars here almost more than anything else, where I can spend the same amount for lunch at a nice restaurant but have stretch it to 2 meals. The labeling needs work, at times I see food with either no or the wrong label. This is smaller than most other WF, something I should just accept on the South Side but they make the most of the space. What happened to the soup bar selections? Maybe they can trade the olive bar, where I NEVER see customers, for the seafood/meat/veggie soup bar that I loved in other WFs! This is closer to me than Hyde Park produce, and bigger, so I don't mind getting a few things here, even the proverbial $5 apple! this is the same building where Marshall's and Michael's and PNC Bank, is so with the elevator one can do one-stop shopping and banking without going outside!

This was a standard Whole Foods Market, but I will say that it seemed to proud of the community that it served. There was a sign posted that had the neighborhood name and I thought it was cute.. it's my only photo at my check-in. We stopped by so that I could purchase an ACV Tonic, which we had such a hard time locating on our own. We finally asked for asst, and he walked us directly to where they were on the shelves. The lines were full, but moved fast. Everyone seemed pleased with their WFM location and were in a good mood. I'm just sayin, that means a lot. You can tell a lot about a store by how irritated people are while waiting in line. LOL While waiting in line, I came across another interesting product that I now live by (Tumeric Stick), that has aided me in having a great complexion lately. We were rung up by Jasmine, a very friendly young lady with beautiful skin! I commented on her complexion and asked what she used. She advised me that she purchases Aloe Vera leaves from WFM and uses the gel on her skin. So not only was she friendly and personable and professional, but she sold me something else and now I'll be visiting WFM in my own city for the same thing, if they sell them. Thanks, Jasmine!

Great market, kind and attentive service. Good product. I'm happy to see them thrive in this location.

This Whole food staff is so helpful. Every time you ask for something, they will stop whatever they're doing & attend to your needs. Like its no big deal. The produce here is also amazing.

I love Whole Foods but not a fan of their prices. They sale a variety eco-friendly, vegan, and gluten free specialty items that you cannot purchase at your local grocery store. I only come here just for those particular items. It is heard to shop at this location if you are on a budget. I did not see a juice bar at this location. Although you can purchase freshly package juice in the cooler section. There are plenty of options available to choose from made daily so no worries. The carts are located by the front door in the corner. You may overlook them if you are not familiar with this location. Your best bet is to grab one on your way up. Finally the most frustrating part about this location is the parking lot. It is pretty tight and congested please be careful it can be scary if there are children around. As it is not so bright in certain areas of the parking lot.

This Neighborhood Market iteration of Whole Foods in my next-door neighborhood Hyde Park is the bees knees in my book! It may be smaller than the Kingsbury and Roosevelt locations, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in heart. I am usually able to find whatever I'm looking for here, and the staff is friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. I love that there is free parking (unheard of in HP) and a good-sized selection of bulk goods and spices. They seem to be adding to the offerings, and I can count on being able to run by and get fresh veggies for dinner, treats for a sweet tooth, or my made-by-special-request grass-fed beef spicy Italian sausage until 10pm. Winning!

I love Whole Foods Meat department in Hyde Park... the flat part of the chicken wing is my favorite... baked and sauced with barbecue yummy ... they do this for me every time I visit the store.

Theft of $500 of valuables stolen. Allied Security and Whole Foods employees involved! After I complained about breach of sanitation rules at the produce and salad bar. I've been harassed by Whole Food employees since.

I was extremely happy when this Whole Foods opened up in Hyde Park. Miguel in produce is very helpful. All of the fresh jackfruit was gone. Miguel went to the back and personally cut me some. He was great!! Now for the bad. I notice that most of the female cashiers lack the art of customer service? No hello or anything! They usually Just start ringing up your items. Secondly, I came in on a Friday at 6:30pm to get a salad and your hot and cold bar was toe up from the Flo up! I know it's only a few hours till closing but geez! Make it look presentable at least!

Store is fine. I'm writing this review to call out the great service of Alex, the dude handling Christmas trees on Mon, Nov 29. Alex was knowledgeable, efficient, and personable beyond the norm. Way to go, Alex. Keep it up.

This location is smaller than the other locations but a nice asset to the Hyde park community. The staff that work there seem friendly and eager to assist your needs. it's always clean and they have a security guard at the front of the store.... they don't have one at the South Loop or Lincoln park locations and kind of weird. I wonder if there is stereotyping going on.... A big difference in this location versus the others is the bakery department. I love sweets and I'm gonna say they aren't doing a great job here on the deserts. They do not taste the same and are not of the same quality. I got some chocolate cake here that was just plain soggy how was your chocolate cake soggy? so if you are looking to get a nice treat you might want to pass it up on this location.

When I first came to Whole Foods Market my brain went into shellshock because the prices are so high. I don't do full grocery shopping here but they do have some deals for Prime Members so I do look for the deals. I do have a dairy free chocolate bar with almonds that I love so I pay the extra because its a treat for me. I like the fact that they have some unique items like croissant toast and vegan cookies. I also like their wide variety of Vegan and Organic Foods, but I can't always afford it because of the price point. They have register where you can drop off your returns from Amazon, but you have to go through the regular steps for returns before you get there. This is not for big packages though. You will also be asked to take your package out of the box and they will add it to a plastic bag...well the open the bag and you drop it in. It is a smooth process and it is fast. They also have Amazon Lockers which is great and convenient if you know you won't be home. This is also not for extra large packages. I will definitely be back because its close and I can pick up my packages. as always Enjoy and be Safe!!!

I've been a Whole Foods customer for quite a while and when WF announced that they would open a store in Hyde Park, I was quite excited. I would no longer have to travel up to the Northside or the South Loop. I was disappointed when I saw the footprint of the store. It is more like an Whole Foods Express - half the size of a normal store. Nonetheless, it would be nice to have a store with quality product, service and customer service as they are known for. Again, disappointed. Just like most potentially good things that open up in Hyde Park, this store, aside from pre-packaged goods, lacks all the good things a Whole Foods should have: abundant, fresh produce, a good food bar, a good coffee shop and a good bakery. It lacks good customer service. Examples of all these come in guacamole that is nothing like guacamole in any of the other stores. Steeped in garlic for some reason which real guacamole does not have. Produce that is never in stock. A coffee shop that is never ready to operate when the store opens or sometimes in the middle of the day. A bakery that is never prepared with baked goods when the store opens - especially on Sundays. A dirty store that lacks basic cleaning. To finish it up, cashiers that don't acknowledge you because they're too busy talking to a co-worker. Overall a real disappoint. Whole Foods should just close this store.

Smaller WFM finding what you want here is either hit or miss, I was able to find more of the Beyond Meat burgers here, a good supply while other locations have been out. I don't know if they're not as popular here, or whether I just got lucky in my timing. Some other things I wanted, no luck. The store is limited by it's size, even with things that they have there's not much of a selection. Being flexible is key, you may end up making something other than what you planned. My interactions here with employees have been nil to snarky. No one seems to say hello when they make eye contact, no offer of help either. The times I go here now, I try to find things on my own, I really don't want to ask and get the you're bothering me look. I also try not to go here unless I have to. I think that sentence alone can be my review and everyone would get it.

So this is Whole Foods. It's organic, a little uppity and expensive...but it's Whole Foods, not Walmart. Customer service is amazing! Where did you find all of these lovely people in Hyde Park??? They certainly weren't working in the area before! I come mainly for the salad bar and the beer selection. Salad bar is great, but the last time I went there wasn't a lot of animal protein available. But that's okay, I'm sure there will be different options the next time. There is underground parking, that I'm assuming is free, but who knows; I normally walk.

It's great to have a Whole Food in Hyde Park which will warrant a ton of 5star reviews just off the fact that there is a Whole Food in Hyde Park. I still LOVE the other amazing supermarkets that are staples in Hyde Park like Treasure Island and Hyde Park Produce. This being such an amazing addition got me exited but once I walked through my huge CHEESY smile switched to just a grin due to the selection of Hot Food and the size. The pizza bar wasn't appetizing nor was the salad bar as the variety wasn't as extensive as I'm use to at a great Whole Food. The thing is, if I'm expected to pay such higher rates for a product I expect a mass variety to choose from. Needless to say we ended up not buying anything and just being tourist of the new space. Nothing caught our eye or made us want to make a purchase. We did use the restroom and I was delighted that the sink was a 3 in 1 (Soap, water facet & hand dryer). That was super cool.

Service in this store is OK. Cashiers are not that friendly or helpful. Lines are too long. Security follows one around as if you don't have money to pay. Today a plain clothed couple followed me I even happened to turn around at self check out and saw them peaking over stuff at me. Sad Sad This is so sad as I am sure employees and other shoppers see this. It was better shortly after a new manager started, I spoke to him, but it has returned to normal. Is it the culture in this area that African Americans are always the ones stealing? In fact there was a man peaking behind some sort of stand as soon as I walked in, I suppose to identify potential stealers when u walk in. I have talked to many other people of color and they experience the same thing. Sorry I just can't get used to this as I have always paid for my groceries or whatever. They almost force you to purchase a bag otherwise you have to bag you own groceries. I will reduce if not stop my visits again. They don't need my money. Ok changed to 2 stars as the store does have an employee in the self check area wiping down the register etc after each use. Would prefer a clean paper towel instead of using the same towel each time Update 9-3-20. Thank you for your response but it's the culture. I have been in this area for 15 years. It's sad I happened to ask a few friends and relatives in the area where they shop, well it's not in the neighborhood. I try to keep the dollars in the area but what can I say

UPDATE: thank you corporate for listening. Service has improved dramatically and the options for vegan/vegetarian on the hot bar rivals the Northside. Kudos to you. You are our go to grocery store (especially now with the prime discounts )! I'm happy there is a Whole Foods in Hyde park. However as other have noted, it just doesn't compare to the south loop or other locations. I come here because I want it to improve and not go away. But I find myself still having to go to the south loop with a far better experience. The selection is terribly limited both in grocery and the hot bar (like someone mentioned, limited or sad vegan/vegetarian options). Or they don't even have basic supplies needed for your customers to shop. And the service is the WORST! Staff have bad attitudes and don't seem happy to work there. Oh and the bathrooms are dirty. Please corporate HELP this manager!

At lunch time the lines are wrapped around the store.... this is unacceptable. No express lane open and I only have two items. No excuse. If this was the Whole Foods up north or on Roosevelt they would have lines open. They should be ashamed of themselves. Hire more help, the managers need to hop on the register something. Not to mention. They have jackfruit tacos on the menu at the taco shop and don't have jackfruit. Really? This isn't the first time they have had service issues. The people in the store are wonderful but whoever is scheduling needs to be better. Be prepared to wait if you go to this Whole Paycheck.

Always an Excellent experience shopping at this whole foods location. Professional helpful staff, always a clean fresh bakery and deli. Very pleased to have one in the neighborhood. I definitely recommend this location to others

I am really happy that Hyde Park has a very convenient, accessible and nice location of Whole Foods Market. The store definitely has the best products I could ever want. Every store has great products but particularly Whole Foods got the best products when it comes to quality based on experience. They have a high quality and fresh selection of produce, meat, seafood and even on their bakery. The staffs in here are also approachable, friendly and very helpful. Their staffs are just basically so nice to every customer and I seriously experienced it for the few times I went in here. The only cons in this store are definitely the prices of the products they have. Their prices are more expensive compared to any grocery stores inside. They also have sales on few of the products they have but when it comes to regular grocery shopping, I can say that this store is the most expensive one and if I am on a tight budget, I would probably choose Trader Joe's as an option for the store.

My girlfriend got me into Whole Foods and this store is very friendly, convenient and clean. I think some windows were busted out but I do love the variety of items that this store offers. I normally come here when i'm in town if not I happily shop outside of the city and avoid all of these Chicago fees at the Whole Foods by me.

Horrible establishment. I manage a business just steps from this store. And even my clients and staff are truly disappointed in the management of this place. The hot bar is Grade F. Unattended for the most part. The cooks are truly unqualified. And once I experienced brown/decaying lettuce at the salad bar several times I alerted some staff. And still had to wait 30 min for a fresh batch. I'm also lost at the concept of clean/organic eating (supposedly) yet you can only get salty, poorly cooked, and very unhealthy selections during lunch hours. Hyde Park deserves better. At least in the area of "competence"....went there yesterday to see if there were any changes during lunch time , only to find left over breakfast still at the eatery at NOON.....pathetic

Like Amazon, I do spend billions of dollars here too. But that's okay, it's roughly equivalent to the 12 bottles of farm fresh organic, vegan, gluten free asparagus water. Does that mean we get prime shipping for $17.99 for a bundle of kale now? Nice to know I'm not the only one that loves to get overcharged, the place is mildly crowded. Enough to people watch, mostly soccer moms who squint and read the labels. The lighting for the produce is the kind used in art galleries. The music is classical. Walk by the hot nut section and special fans waft that tummy-teasing smell of roasting nuts your way. The store signs and displays aren't plastic and particle board but a more eco-friendly, woodlike product made from wheat straw. I keep coming back for those reasons.

Weirdly unfriendly. The guy who sliced bread just had a face for me like a mask. It was just oddly unsettling. Then I went to buy fish and the same treatment; words were ok but if looks could kill I would'nt have made it out of there. Funny thing is I didn't say a word until later in the evening when my wife asked if I noticed how aggressive people were behaving. I guess people working there are unhappy...who knows?

The a la carte options are super expensive and always disappointing. The fresh produce is vastly overpriced compared to Hyde Park Produce and Target (although not overpriced compared to Treasure Island). The salmon and meats are decent. The drink selection is excellent.

So far so good! Whole Foods came into this neighborhood connected to the Michaels, Marshalls and brand new apartments. The employees are friendly, there are samples everywhere and yellow tags indicating sales for you to buy. For sure convenient if you live around the corner. Good luck Treasure Island.

I actually use to enjoy this store until yesterday when I went to purchase a steak. The butcher removed the tray that I was perusing and came back with a new tray. The meat was tough and unchewable. I will just go to Trader Joe's down the street because the steaks are cheaper and tender.

Whole Foods is a place where I get my dried goods staples (cereal, bread, etc), some veggies (though I go to another place for it). It can be expensive so of course, budget accordingly. I like their body/self care selections too. It's pretty good. The place is clean and there's always someone to help you if you need something. PS- their wine selection is pretty awesome!

I've given up on this location... I hope someone at WFM will read this and help out this location. 1) The store needs help with managing inventory. At 6pm today, there wasn't much produce left to buy. No exaggeration...the available fruits and veggies were of the wilted variety. And again... no leafy greens in the big box size. It's a grocery store, you are supposed to have the amount to order figured out, you are supposed to have produce in stock. 2) The people who work here just seem unhappy. It gives the place a sad, low energy, unfriendly vibe. It's odd because most WFMs I've been to have great, or at least good, customer service.

Good selection of foods and produce and tend to do a good job stocking items. Also, nice environment and the store is well-maintained. However, some cashiers are rude.

I shop here frequently, as a vegan living in south shore, it's one of the most convenient places to get vegan cheeses and meat replacement products. I also loved picking up a slice or 2 of the vegan pizza offered in the prepared foods section--that was until someone had the (not so) bright idea to offer pizza with barbecue sauce, vegan cheese, and onion (nothing else) as the vegan pizza option. It's so gross and that's the only kind I ever see there these days. SO disappointing.

This is my neighborhood Whole Foods so I come here often. Normally, I have a decent shopping experience: I find most items I'm looking for and I usually get treated respectfully. Not today. I had a poor experience shopping for produce and topped off my experience with a rude, argumentative cashier who treated me with contempt. Organic lettuces were not stocked, particularly romaine and green leaf lettuce. I got the last romaine lettuce head. Also, there was no organic zucchini stocked. No one was in produce at the time so I could not ask anyone to check for more. Then, at the register, the cashier was impolite and inattentive at the start of the experience and outright rude by the end. When I noticed she rung up an item for 70% more than the signage in the store advertised, I let her know before she finished ranging up all of the the items. She argued with me about the price. I told her I would check myself. Sure enough, I was right. She didn't believe me so I told her to go check. With an impatient and angsty tone she told me she was going to ring up my other items first. She finished, then went to look for the item. She came back with the label and told me the label rung up the wrong price even though the price that was on the label is the price I expected to pay. Rather than charge me for the price on the label she argued with me and told me the item is no longer selling at the price on the label. What did she expect me to do??? Who would argue with a customer when the customer is correctly quoting the advertised price? I told her to get a manager. She walked over to the supervisor at the stand near the plants and elevator. The woman told her to give it to me for the price on the label. She did it begrudgingly and argued more as she rung it up. Her stubbornness and pride was unbelievable. Rather than letting that be the end of it, she handed me my receipt and said have a nice day in a hushed reluctant tone. Then loudly said, "Next!" I went to the supervisor, Susan and immediately complained. The supervisor let me know that she would talk to the cashier and told me what the cashier should have done. I appreciate someone who works their actually agreeing with me. This is second or third time I've had a rude cashier at this Whole Foods. If I'm going to be treated rudely, I'll gladly spend my money at the Whole Foods near my job, or better yet, go back to shopping at Pete's Fresh Market, even if I have to drive farther than I'd prefer. This Whole Foods needs to retrain cashiers on customer service and pay attention to the stock in the produce section.

I went to Whole Foods Market to buy groceries. The store is pretty clean, spacious and everything is well organized. Produce and organic products here are fresh and of good quality. I first noticed that most of the products in here have higher prices compared to the other grocery stores nearby. Their meat section has the item that I needed. The deli on the other hand is fresh and authentic. There are some unique items that also can be found here. Their bakery section is a must because they sell freshly baked pastries. I am a lover of chocolate and was glad that they have this section full of chocolates, there was a lot to choose from. I also tried their hot food bar and I must say that their foods are fresh and delicious. The staff here are all nice and helpful. I got a bunch of groceries while going out regardless of the higher prices of the items inside. I had a great time. Would definitely recommend it to others.

The customer service is a fail, across the board, and in my opinion the food quality has gone down considerably.

I am a senior so I've been trying to visit grocery stores during senior hours hoping that they're safer. Not true with Whole Foods. They have all their Amazon shoppers in there they don't wear their masks like they should they go the wrong way up isles they don't care about social distancing. And when I complain to manager about it he kind of acted like so what lady. Will not ever be going back to this whole foods again I'm not sure if all whole foods are like this or not. You're in Hyde Park stick to Trader Joe's

So I used to work at WF in specialty years ago when it was actually a decent company. I fully recognize that corporate has screwed up a LOT of things in the past few years (almost no in-house prep anymore, everything is shipped in from commissaries, OTS is a tragic joke). But at the same time....the produce situation at this store is dire in ways that are unexpected. I shop here about once a week - it's regularly out of carrots and onions. I went to buy an avocado a few days ago and just about the entire pile was literally liquified. I'm not sure we can blame Amazon for that. Also, there are regularly no bagels. If Hyde Park Produce can passably succeed on the bagel front, I have faith that you can too!

Just like any other Whole Foods Market. They have really great customer service and wifi if needed but it's only for 120 minutes!

Beautiful store. Happy to have this in the area! We ordered a pizza and ate it in the seating area. Delish!

If every bite you put in your mouth has to be special, go ahead and shop here. Way too costly for regular grocery shopping. I am still searching for a replacement for the South Shore Dominick's. This ain't it.

Stopped by for the salad bar around 6pm on Saturday. The lettuce was horrible and wilted. I couldn't find one edible piece. Mariano's on King Drive got whole foods beat by a mile.