Whole Foods Market

Love that Whole Foods marks down food just before expiration! Apparently I haven’t been paying close enough attention. The chicken fajita meal over salad was AMAZING - total for both $8.46. Loved it!

This place gets zero stars in my book. This is the second time this has happened to me where I have bought food come home and open the packaging or not even get the chance to open the packaging and I see mold on my food. Also, I ate soup there yesterday the next morning I had very bad stomach issues after that I will not be eating here ever again. They need to seriously go through every single food item there and start throwing away food. That is bad. Otherwise people are going to get sick. I don’t have this problem with other Whole Foods locations Just this one.

Great range of food options — vegan to carnivore, and even a bar with local beers and wines. Service at checkout was friendly, and the space was clean and easy to navigate. Solid stop for a meal or snacks.

I had a fantastic experience at Whole Foods Market🤗 The store was incredibly clean and well-organized, making it easy to find everything I needed. The employees were really nice and helpful, always ready to assist with any questions👍 The food selection was fresh and of high quality, from the produce to the bakery items. Shopping here is always a pleasure because of the excellent customer service and the high standards of cleanliness and product quality. I highly recommend Whole Foods Market for a superior grocery shopping experience🔥

I visited this bakery today with the intention of ordering a cake for a birthday, as I had purchased several cakes and tarts the day before to test the flavors. However, when I went in today, the bakery staff informed me that they no longer accept cake orders in-store. The only regular round cake option available for cake orders on the website is the Berry Chantilly which is too sweet to me. I feel like I wasted both my time, money and health, especially after traveling between the store and home twice in extreme cold weather, just for a taste test. I avoid added sugar except for one bite of my birthday cake each year.

Decent spot, feels smaller than it is, but it's sorry of split in the middle between grocery and prepared food.

Love the food bar! Always fresh and mostly consistent in taste. Best to go during lunch time at 11am-12pm. Can get expensive! The weight your bowl is not ideal.

Love this new whole foods location. Salad bar and hot bar are great. Breakfast bar disappoints. It is expensive - we managed to get two salads from the bar and a drink for $60. Like their pastry, muffin and pie selection as well as all the fresh produce. Sushi rolls are pretty good too. I could come here every other day. Wallet says no though 😄

Whole Foods Chicago Ave. - A Truly Exceptional Shopping Experience Whole Foods on Chicago Ave. exceeded all of our expectations and reminded us why we love shopping here. First, their parking garage with free validation for 90 minutes was a huge plus--such a convenient and thoughtful feature, especially in a busy city like Chicago. From the moment we entered, we were floored by how immaculate the store was. Every shelf was perfectly stocked with high-quality produce, a wide variety of foods, household items, wine, and more. This location is impressively large, so be ready for an extensive selection of delicious and top-tier products to choose from. We currently live in an area without a Whole Foods, so it was a treat to stock up on items we've been missing. The level of care and pride this location takes in its products, store upkeep, and overall service is truly commendable. If only every store operated with this level of excellence! Highly recommend stopping by this Whole Foods for an exceptional shopping experience.

ANTS crawling over the donuts in the pastry case! There was no one around to contact for help; I left and emailed the store. I never heard back.

Easy free parking with validation, good service, clean, usually has everything I'm looking for.

I was looking for bday cake to my son, and I found this berry berry Chantilly Was really good. I like this location Next to the train

I've enjoyed the quality foods for a few years, enough to pay the relatively high prices. However, with the election just passed, I find that I can no longer continue to pay for food knowing that my money has helped to usher in what may be the end of our democratic system of government! I have always believed that I should "vote with my dollars"; therefore, I will no longer patronize Whole Foods. I would suggest that all Americans should follow me and push back wherever we can. Even though I want to turn off any News and "cover my head," that would be just surrendering!

I'm in awe of how huge this Whole Foods is! It is 2 stories and has a bar on the second floor which I have never seen at a Whole Foods before. It is super clean and the staff is really friendly and helpful! You can easily get there on the train and enjoy other places around the area. My family and I enjoyed the view from the second floor while having our delicious meal. I had a salad from the salad bar and a soup. The food looked fresh and there was a big selection to choose from.

Not sure how this is still open. Terrible layout. Many shelves half empty. Worth it to drive to Kingsbury store. No comparison.

I enjoy this new Whole Foods Location. It is quite a large space with many offerings. My New Favorite Find: Red Peruvian Pearl Peppers at the Olive Bar Area! Small oval shaped balls bursting with a smokey and slightly sweet flavor. Perfect for a charcuterie board, in salads, on pizzas, added into giardiniera, the sky is the limit with options to enhance a dish of your choice! See the pictures. The helpers at the checkout lanes are stellar. Issue to Be Addressed: At times it appears that only one or two cash register lanes are somewhat staffed and open to "check out" customers. Therefore, the wait times and lines are LONG especially when people get out of work. There are on or about 6 individual cash register lanes which could be made available; however, it appears there is never enough staff to provide this service to waiting customers who just want to pay and leave.

Great hot bar. It's a no brainer for when you can't think of what you want. Self checkout so great service.

This is my local Whole Foods and I love it! Everything is always in stock and I can always find an employee to help me with something. The Amazon return line is never too long, as well as the Whole Foods service desk. Lines to check out are always quick too. And, can we take a moment to talk about the coffee bar? Love Whole Foods coffee- it's delicious and the staff there are always very kind!

I live in the building (One Chicago) and I frequent this Whole Foods store at least once a week. Everyone in the store is quite nice, friendly and helpful, I love most of the employees here! However I often come in the mornings when a woman, I believe her name is "Justice" works, not sure how she got to be in a customer service position, she is extremely rude. She makes you feel like a burden with her sarcastic attitude. I've found her tone of voice and demeanor to be so disrespectful, that I'll go through the self check and have to bag my own groceries (which I hate ) to avoid her at the register. The second thing I hate about this store is the long lines at every department, if I want meat, I'm waiting 5-10 minutes. If I want prepared foods I'm waiting 5-10 minutes, if I'm checking out it may take 5-20 minutes!!!! Whole Foods needs to hire more people. Third thing I hate is that the selection of prepared foods and hot bar items have gotten worse in quality and in selection, it used to be much better, not sure why there's been such a decline. And recently the bakery has been severely under stocked, my favorite pies are often not there.

The service is horrible. I was there during the busy lunch hour on a Tuesday where the prepared food and seating area is and not a single self-service register was open. Of the 10+ other registers in the middle of the store, only 2 were open and the bar hours didn't open until 2pm. It's like the lights are on but no one is home?? Where are the employees? It's a great looking store and I really wanted it to be "the" store we continue to go back to. But the service is intolerable!

Horrible. Went to self-checkout due to long lines and my App didn't work and said to ask an associate for help to get my Prime Discount. I asked the associate, Sandra, who said she couldn't help me. So, I grabbed all of my groceries and headed to the long lines - I didn't raise my voice, or do anything provoking other than to mutter 'this is insane!'. She called security on me and I got to be 'watched' the 20 minutes while waiting to pay for my melting food. I would have left but I parked there so I had no choice but to wait to pay for my stuff. NEVER AGAIN!!!

The design of this new store doesn't have the original thumbprint of a Whole Foods Market. Overall the style it is a bit plain and non-descript, but it works here and I like it. Of course there are new additions and changes from the old 30 W Huron location. This store comes with a lot of amenities, such as a coffee bar on the ground floor and a cocktail bar on the second floor which overlooks Chicago Avenue. The hot food bar, located as soon as you exit the escalators, is BIG and spacious with more prepared foods along the wall. And you can purchase a meal from the hot bar and take it to the cocktail bar to accompany your meal with a glass of wine or alcoholic beverage of your choice (for purchase). Another huge upgrade from the old store to the new is the bakery section, which is at the opposite end of the store, and is so big you feel like you are in a storefront bakery compared to 30 W Huron. They have a couple of sommeliers on site to help with your wine selection(s) and an easy to get to Amazon returns and drop off. Parking is validated for 90 minutes with a $10.00 minimum purchase.

Bakery is back!!!! So refreshing to see this location with a fully stocked bakery. I was able to get my parfait cups and some vegan and flourless options for my colleagues. The women on this team were so kind to me when I asked for help on deciding sweets and they were kind enough to direct me to the check out area as it was my first time being at this location in a while. Seriously excited to be a regular customer here again, the bakery looks beautiful.

I am so happy we have a new Whole Foods in our neighborhood. I stopped in to pick up a few things and found the new store be bright and refreshing. Everything was well stocked and looked very attractive. As always, their floral department was beautiful. I entered the store from the free parking garage and not via the escalator. I had to ask where the hot & cold bar was located. It is tucked away around the corner from the flowers. While the store is not actually that big, it doesn't feel cramped and crowded. The price point is a bit higher than a traditional supermarket, but I know I am getting high quality options that suits me. They had everything I needed and a few things I bought - just because.

I've been a customer for decades and was happy to hear this WF opened a block away from my home. I've been paying exorbitant prices all these years and up until recently when WF was bought by Amazon the products were great and I can afford the high prices. BUT, this location is so terrible that I now drive to Lincoln Park when I want to go to Whole Foods. This location has to be the worst of all of them. The last time I was in this location, the fish was so gray and it smelled horribly. I walked out and went yo Hewel and the fish was much, much better and half the price. Because I wanted to get something quick today , I went to the prepared food section at this location to buy prepared London Broil. As seen in the picture that I took, the London Broil should've been thrown out two or three days ago. It was completely gray and should never be in the display case. I complained to the guy behind the counter and he told me that, it's not his call when things should be thrown out. I discussed this with the store manager and showed him the picture that I took and he agreed. I told him that he should walk over to the prepared food department and just look at the crap that they are trying to sell. Remember, this is supposed to be a high-end store and the prices reflect it. However, buyer-beware. Whole Foods, at least at this location, high-end crap. And, don't get me started on some of the produce that was spoiled.

The food bar area is a joke. I regularly have to fight with them to get olive oil for my salad and most recently was told by a deli worked they cannot chop up my small chicken breast for me "for liability reasons". You are a fricking DELI!! These people just don't care here. Good knows what goes on in the back. Stay clear.

Who in God's good name manages the store? Burnt pizza all the time, rotisserie chickens that are so dried out from sitting out so long that the bones disintegrate, and either the coffee shop is five people deep with one person working behind the counter and it takes forever OR it's five people deep with one person working behind the counter only for them to tell you once you get all the way up to order your beverage that the espresso machines is broken... again. Like you can't put a sign out so people don't just sit there forever waiting? Whoever manages the store needs to find another profession.

Prices are through the roof here and quality has gone down. Meat department is always scarce. I used to love baguette from the bakery, it's not even baguette. The French would be offended. Every team member seems bothered if you ask a question. I'll go out of my way not to shop here and I'm across the street.

Today, I stopped by this Whole Foods for the first time. I live in the suburbs now, but when I lived in the city, the Gold Coast location was on Huron St. I was very impressed with the new location. The store was very clean, organized, and well-stocked. The employees I interacted with were all smiling and friendly, and Tamia was a great cashier. I'll definitely stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

A beautiful new wholefoods that replaced the older smaller one down the street . It's always a pleasure to shop at wholefoods. Everything is arranged beautifully in color coded sections and a bountiful variety of foods from local farms . This store reminds me of the store in Lincoln park. I think the lay out is pretty nice with bakery on the first floor and the rest of the goodies on the second floor. I do think wholefoods should open up a store in central loop ( such as wholefoods express) as it would be popular with office peeps:)

Large grocery store - replacing the location on Huron. With such a huge real estate, I wish they offered more of their Food Hall model here, as the one in Lincoln Park. A lot of to go food in buffet option though. The design is very much on trend. Large assortment of produce. Very great selection of personal care / beauty. Team seemed nice. Main shopping is on level 2 and there is parking.

I was super excited to hear that a new Whole Foods was opening in the Gold Coast/River North area, especially since there aren't too many big grocery stores around. The store layout and design is spacious and modern, with lots of indoor seating to enjoy a coffee (on the first floor) or prepared foods (on the second floor). The store features a bakery with a wide pastry/dessert selection and there are some other cool options, such as the ability to freshly press your own bottled orange juice! Great store for anyone looking to get fresh groceries or a quick meal!

Very nice new space in the shiny 1 W Chicago building. The entire first floor is dedicated to coffee and seating, shopping is on the second floor, with parking access on the third and fourth floors. Restrooms are on both the first and second floors. The shopping is a definite improvement over the old Whole Foods on Huron, with an impressive selection of everything the brand offers and wider aisles. The cold and hot prepared food bars are quite splendid looking, and I'll be grabbing lunch here regularly. This new location is steps from the Chicago stop of the red line.

Whole Foods at One Chicago is TERRIBLE. Food, service, and quality are the worst. Staff is embarrassed to represent this awful store. Management needs to be replaced. Expired food whether vegetables, fish, meat, cheese... The old store on Huron was better!

The one on 30 W. Huron is moving into this new location which is part of the One Chicago resident complex. This is bigger with two floors. Staff and service is superb. PS. The Restrooms on the first floor requires a code, the ones on the second don't. Also, complimentary parking for 90 min.

A voyage of discovery!!! There is always something to find and try that is " new to you ".

Vast selection of healthy foods, free wifi, areas to work and study, helpful employees, and clean restrooms. I couldn't ask for more!

Henry and Ronald are excellent at filleting fish and extremely helpful in making my selection. I would highly recommend asking for them if you are in the market for fish.

Most of the food is overpriced. Food is high quality though. Service is speedy. I love the new Whole Foods because it has a great building and parking. The dining area is spacious. But why the bathroom code?????????

This store doesn't have an open layout, much harder to navigate than the old store on Huron. The fresh produce section is more cramped especially for such a large space. It seems this store caters more to people who buys prepared foods and dry goods. I don't see many old staff from the Huron store . The people working the registers are still learning. Last time I was in the store, the person actually made a phone call during the check out process while I stood waiting. When I looked at him incredulously, he said, "it was just a quick call." Unbelievable! Lastly, I wish they post a large and clear sign to say "No pets allowed, but service animals are welcome" like some other Whole Foods stores that have a huge poster displayed on a sign stand at entry. They have a small one posted on the window along with many other notices that no one sees or reads. Having a visible sign about the pet/service animal policy could have eliminated some complaints.

This may be the worst Whole Foods i've ever been to. I had a really high hopes because it's new! Granted I did pop in for exotic things like kale and yellow onions and dried white beans. Those items and nearly everything else on my list not available. The produce area is so tiny that I thought I must be missing a section of the store. The store team member I chatted with was very nice but confirmed the fresh foods area is extra small. Everything I was looking for that they don't carry is a common item I've purchased dozens of times at WF. When I couldn't find groceries for dinner, I moved on to the hot bar which had not a single plant-based entree so no-go there either. Then I wandered over to the Service Desk to ask about all of the items I couldn't find. It's not that they were out, they're not being stocked. The store has been designed with over 90% of the floor space devoted to prepared and processed, frozen food etc. Very little availability on fresh ingredients to cook meals with. The produce they do have is smaller and more narrow of a selection than at any neighborhood Jewel. The WF on Huron that closed to make room for this one had a better selection, as does the one in Streeterville. It's really ironic that the stores name is Whole Foods because there really are not many whole foods inside.

NOT service dog friendly. I stopped by for a few quick things with my service dog and was harassed by a security guard and basically forced to leave the bakery section. I said clearly that it was a service animal and he continued to talk down to me about the way I was shopping. Appalling behavior and treatment, and I'm usually pretty laidback. I will not be returning to any Whole Foods, considering they clearly failed to teach their staff any sort of manners or disability training. Maybe they're unaware that I now have material for a lawsuit. What a shitty experience. An even bigger note, honestly, is the store is not laid out to be disability-friendly, either. Everything is narrow, so if two people pass each other, you're bound to bump shoulders. My dog became anxious and wasn't able to walk beside me like she usually does.

Always been a Whole Foods lover, been to all three locations here in the river north area. I'm from Michigan and they still have all the items I expect for them to have. Best market of all time, couldn't recommend enough

Store is great but word of advice... Don't get the 365 organic Mango Lemonare. It tastes great but leaves horrible orange stains on my hands and anywhere else it lands. I wonder how organic it is...

For being brand new and deeming itself a "flagship", this is easily the worst Whole Foods in Chicago. Not only is it always congested due to the structure of it being narrow, they don't even carry a fraction of the things that other Whole Foods in Chicago carry. Sub par wine and beer stock, no breakfast burritos - the smaller and previous version on Huron had a greater selection. I live across the street and walk to the Streeterville one because this one sucks.

They couldn't "cut" the bone in rib-eye over an HOUR before closing because the equipment had "already been cleaned" ... there were no slices prepared in advance or anything... I came all the way out there to stare at dinner and not eat it

Stopped by for a quick coffee from the coffee shop and green juice from the store. Very convenient and clean. Love the fact that you can run down the street to pick some groceries and go back to your home in less than 20 minutes just by walking. We were able to find what we needed, well-stocked and the easy to check-out.

I've been shopping at Whole Foods for decades and have lived in several cities so I have a bit of experience with the grocery store. I Recently moved to the Gold Coast and was so excited to try out the recently opened store. Unfortunately, it is very disappointing! The Store lax the variety of groceries offered compared to many of the other stores, the Layout is horrible, but the worst part of all, many of the employees behind the service counters are unfriendly and appear as though they don't want to help you, specifically the deli and seafood counter. I highly recommend the Kingsbury Whole Foods location!! That store knows what they are doing!!

Thank God this place opened. It's a unique store. Love the layout. Not the usual old Whole Food layout either. It has everything and then some. Huge parking lot also and places to sit and eat inside also. GREAT!!

Huron location was managed terribly and this one is designed *and* managed terribly. What a waste of space.