Whole Foods Market

I enjoy shopping at whole Foods. But I admit I don't shop there as much as my girlfriend does, as she has one that's closer to her than I do. Plus honestly I can't afford to Shop there very often. I find it difficult enough at times just to shop at my usual Kroger as it is. The prices at Whole Foods are at least 2 to 5 dollars higher than my usual store. Though I have to admit they do have a very decent wine selection which I like to browse and have bought one or two bottles from them.

Absolutely love Whole Foods. The store is clean and organized. They carry all of ideal foods for someone like me who has allergies and intolerances. The produce is model perfect. They always looks like they are ready to walk the stage and do a little spin at the end. The meat is fresh. The bakery is absolutely amazing! I always find something delicious for my husband. The staff is friendly and I love that I save even more with my prime membership.

Stopped by this location to pick up a few items. Purchased the little organic tomato medley carton after moving the top layer around to make sure the tomatoes were not too soft. Got home and dumped them out in the strainer to wash them and there was a massive stench of rot that made me gag. The bottom of the container had a bunch of rotten and liquefied moldy tomatoes and there were a few maggots crawling around in there as well. I took pictures and immediately dumped them in the trash. Calling the customer service line to get a refund was absolutely brutal and after being disconnected once and another 20 minutes on the line I apparently will still have to wait for them to get back with me and approve the refund. It's only a few dollars but wasting money on bad food is not okay with prices as high as they are right now. Ridiculous.

For months the alkaline water flow has been so slow! Please fix it and spare me the excuses. I’ve bought water there for four years and it was never this bad. Update: back two weeks later, after having talked to the Whole Foods corporate office and no change to the water dispenser rate. There is another alkaline water source a few more miles away which can now win my business. Update: I called the company that makes the water dispenser and they sent a service technician to fix it. Works great now. Wish the local Whole Foods store manager and the corporate team were as attentive!

As I was running errands I started to get hungry and stopped by Whole Foods for a salad. I walked around and grabbed 2 slices of pizza and started to ask a pretty blonde about the culinary world. She was very informative and inviting. Then I met CJ, she was so nice and open my heart to the Culinary world which I'm majoring in. I stopped by on 10/26 and said hi to an associate from the salad bar but she wasn't friendly, ignored a simple hi🙁 and she pursued cleaning. My husband was a bit bothered. We continued grabbing our soup and salad🥗 The food was delicious😋

Love all Whole Foods, but I noticed the Chicken/Cranberry Salad is now 11 dollars, and it tastes different and not in a good way. Why charge for something that has lost its flavor? Where are all the Cranberries? Did they run away???????? You guys need to do better!

Very high end foods in all departments. Excellent selections including within house brands. You may, however, need a bank loan if you shop there with any regularity.

to the little lady in self checkout.. if something says 25% off and you say “I’m sorry that promo ended” no, you just honor it and not roll your eyes. Thank you to the amazing manager here that fixed this and told her “you can change the price” thank you!!

Did you know that Whole foods is a return location for Amazon? They are fast, too...no lines! Automatically sends your return receipt to your email.super fast credit to your account. That's crazy! I was surprised at the great service and customer care. Then you can pick up items from your grocery list. I highly recommend the Whole Foods made chicken pot pie. Take it home and heat for 25 minutes...delicious. This Whole Foods is located in Colletville at the corner of Glade. Easy access in and out. It's on the opposite corner from Red Barn BBQ, in case you want to make another stop on your way home.

I'm always looking for an excuse to go to Whole Foods. I never do everything-shopping here, but I love to "stop in" for a bottle of Bordeaux and some sharp cheese, a frozen gluten free cherry pie for an occasion, a better variety of mushrooms or a prettier bone-in steak to break up the monotony of life and have an extra-special dinner. I always want to go here by myself because I just want to linger. It smells so good inside; the essential oils and milky botanical soaps permeate the air. It's pretty. I envision every product belonging in my own pantry and fridge. And the perfectly imperfect handwriting on all the little signs makes you feel safe and grounded, like you're at a legit farmers market and not an enormous chain bought out by Amazon, ha. I'm not complaining -- I'm an original, first wave Amazon Prime member and I use my in-store QR code at Whole Foods every time. I really do love this store!! They do sell a fair amount of locally sourced and organic items, and their prices really aren't outrageous compared to any other grocery store. And the environment is worth the few extra dimes.

Very nice store. Well kept, great location and easy to navigate. While it was busy when I visited, the store seemed to flow nicely. Bags pre arranged at checkout, plenty of staff, nice looking fresh and production grocery. The downside was that their dry foods out of stocks were surprisingly high by Whole Foods standards. I came in looking for three specific items, which were listed as available here on Amazon, but all three were out of stock. While I was able to find alternatives, I could have done that at grocery stores closer to home.

I like the Whole Foods mission and try to find items I like/ can only get there. Tried the Thursday sushi for BOGO 50% off and they are duds! Do not recommend. The wasabi isn't fresh either- it is in a tiny package so you can't even hide the taste with a dollop of green sinus cleanser. On the other hand the pizza is good, thin crust and simple which I like and they have a Friday LG cheese for $10 special. The hot bar/ soups close at 7pm ( at least during the week- not sure about weekends). This location takes Amazon returns, is clean and you can always find an employee. Three stars for meeting Whole Foods standards minus the sushi that I do not recommend.

Whenever I come by Whole Foods I have to stop and get a Matcha latte !! I love it and I love to walk around the store see all the cool food and enjoy my latte (I know am I a good nerd?) I do think the prices are a little expensive so I don't get a lot of my staples here but it's great for items that you can't get just anywhere Staff is always friendly and you can be guaranteed that what you're getting (although may be expensive) is always a healthy option

You can get the Fish Monger's Special on Fridays. 12 oysters for $12, what a steal! They're fresh and great quality. You can ask for them to shuck them for you too and they put them over ice.

I do like the quality of WFs. I got a little annoyed today because I was at the self check out with all the stuff I got and needed assistance for the 50% items. The lady at the self check out tells me that it would have been better if I went to a cashier check out. I did tell her that I do like organizing my groceries so it is easier when I get home. I just did not appreciate being told by this person where I should proceed to for check out and for her to be annoyed at me because she had to click a few buttons so I get the 50% on certain items. Nowhere did it say that the self check out has a number of item limit. She did not even have to bag my stuff... so she didn't have to do much.

We love Whole Foods. They have the best freshest produce in the area. Whole Foods is pricey apples to apples versus the other stores, but for us you just have to pick the items you want to get there. They do have really good quality stuff.

WF has always been expensive, but before Amazon took over, there was good service. Not anymore. I used to be a regular customer, but my last experience has changed that. It was obvious that my using a $100 gift card was annoying the cashier greatly. Curt and exasperated attitude is all I got. Lady, if only I could have bypassed you, I would have, but this store doesn't have self checkouts, so I had to put up with your rudeness.

Ok I can understatement during the early part of Covid the juice bar may have been changed, but opening at 9am is crazy. The cashier this morning working the juice bar and advised me real quick as a black women that they open at nine, I'm like ok I'll wait. Ok, it wasn't 9am and there was a line. I will no longer support this Whole Foods. Ok you say so who cares? Well brand is ever thing. Please be aware of your customer service.

All Whole Foods are slightly different. In Texas, the best ones are in Austin and Houston {no offense Colleyville :-) }. I was nearby this weekend and got hungry. You can always safely rely on Whole Foods deli to satisfy even the worst hunger pains. Since the juice bar is right inside an entry, I ended up with Divine smoothie with ginger. Then, I hit the hot bar. I ended up with a box priced at $10.75 filled with pumpkin and squash ravioli, roasted vegetables, and pulled pork and beef. Yummy! My food was great, and that is one of the really nice things about Whole Foods. The deli food is pretty consistent. The store is laid out like most other Whole Foods. This one is a small, but nice one.

Everything that I've needed was in one place! Employees are damn near specialist in helping me purchase magnesium and vitamins to accommodate my BP. Lorna needs a plethora of $$$ regarding pay raises! Very helpful and knowledgeable on the products! I'll DEFINITELY be back!

Every Whole food Market I've been told NO Matter how pricy, I've always gotten great customer service, quality food and help. The only cool person was the cashier checking us out. The pizza guys were d*cks to us when it was our first time at this location and not being from Texas the step is very different. Keep in mind I lived in NYC and New Orleans so I'm used to busy locations and larger stores but they were rude and I won't spend any more money at this location. I'd rather Sprouts or WinCo where I can be sure I'll be greeted, helped and appreciated. Not to mention, the bar food was not fresh. It had to be sitting out for at least 2 hours or more. Maybe I'm spoiled or Texas is just not handle to the same standards but even at closing hours fresh food would be available or made to order.

Expensive fancy produce. But they will let you ride a scooter through the aisle. I had so much fun weaving in and out of people. Just grab yourself a bunch of bananas and start playing some real life Mario cart.

This review is for the bar, not the store. Constantly rotating set of taps which means almost every time I go, there is a new beer on tap to try. You can order pizza for while you quaff, although they are a little pricey. You can do two for $24 which helps. You can also go load up on food from the store, pay for it, and bring it into the bar area to eat (you can also buy beer or wine and serve it to yourself if you choose). Bartender is always cheery and helpful. Win win.

Quick look rating: 5/5 Food & Quality, 5/5 Service, 5/5 Experience **To note: I am writing this review about their team members, and the final product that this WholeFoods store delivered! They supported TRWD FlyFest, this last weekend in Fort Worth, a local fly fishing event! How can you review a store, that is a chain without writing about being in the store? Very easy; by their final product, their teamwork, their booth and by helping support local! ~ The final product that I had the chance to try was a "blackened red snapper" and it was fantastic! As soon as I tasted the freshly cooked fish, my eyes rolled and a "Heck Yes" hit my brain. I simply asked about the spices and the kind young man behind the counter handed me a full recipe. Double whammy, the full recipe that blew my mind! Yes, and thank you! I was so pleased to have taken a pick of the fish being cooked, even before it was served, I might have just have forgotten how to operate a simple camera! ~ The team that was sent out to man this local booth at a trout fly fishing event in Fort Worth, worked well together, cooking and interacting with a number of folks! Who ever picked those folks to come out and work at this booth, did very good job! I noticed that they all worked well with each other! Great job team! ~ The booth was well designed and played out! It was actually two booths put together. I loved the way the cooking area was played out! ~ I love that Wholefoods was out supporting local events! They knew that a number of folks would be out at this trout fly fishing event, had samples of fantastic fresh cook fish, and supplied recipes with out question! ***I can't remember stepping into the store, but as found out which store did this great booth, I stopped what I was doing and booked marked this WholeFoods in my Yelp account. Yes, you can book mark places in Yelp! All you need to do is have a smart phone or computer, setup a Yelp account, log in to your new Yelp account and simply bookmark your new treasure! Your bookmarks are great in helping a person remember great finds to go to, take others to, write thank you notes to the treasures that you find or simply help you remember of the place that you want to write about to share with your friends! Bookmarks = Treasure Chest! Now having bookmarked this store, I can't wait till i'm headed that way and I'll go out of my way to come into WholeFoods Colleyville. Bottom line, I am wild about this store!

I am no stranger to Whole Foods. Back in CA, I used to drive a minimum of 45 mins, either to OC, SD or LA, just to go to Whole Foods. It is one of my favorite stores. Jon G. had been wanting to check one out, having never been before, so I suggested this location. This store is one of the nicer ones I've been to. Definitely newer, I'm guessing built within the last few years. Everything was immaculate and clean. I like the size of this one, feels nice and roomy inside, although not the biggest one I've been too (I'm looking at you, WF Pasadena.) I love how each Whole Foods has things that are unique to their store. The Wine Bar/Wood Fired Pizza place inside here is totally adorable. Loved the painted bricks and the neat ceiling fans. Whole Foods is like Trader Joe's or Sprouts on steroids. They are much more expensive than regular stores, but it's because they put an emphasis on providing top quality products and ingredients for specialty diets (vegan, organic, gluten free etc.) as well as provide for people who just want to eat cleaner and healthier. They have a comprehensive health section, giving you awesome all natural and holistic alternatives to drugs and medicine. This is one of the places I can actually find my Activate Charcoal pills I like! They also boast a bulk section similar to the type you would find in WinCo, although not as expansive. Loveeeee their specialty cheese case. Lots of lovely and not-so-common cheeses. They also have a $3 and under box of cheese pieces to choose from, in case you just want a little to go with dinner, or don't want to splurge on a huge wedge. Would I shop here everyday? No. Do I wish I could shop here everyday? Yes! But I'm also a fan of being practical, so I'll keep the bulk of my shopping at WinCo or Asian markets. But when I do want/need some specialty ingredients for dinner, or get the urge to have a glass of wine at the place I'm buying my groceries at, will I go shamelessly shop at Whole Foods? ABSO-FREAKIN-LUTELY! Got a few things while we were here. Cashier was super friendly and every worker we passed greeted and welcomed us. That's how you do customer service right! Looking forward to returning!

Whole Foods Market opened in Colleyville this morning *whoop-whoop* YAY! And it has all the sparkle and shine you'd expect along with some AMAZING deals to celebrate their arrival to the neighborhood. If you make it to the grand opening festivities this week, you'll enjoy many buy one / get one free promos and steep discounts. Best part - WFM is donating a percentage of the grand opening purchases to local charities. While this WFM is a bit smaller than others I've been to, you'll still find many of their signature brands, in addition to more than 200 local Texas supplied items like grass-fed beef and a HUGE display of local kombucha teas. What this location has that I haven't seen in others is a wine & beer bar with fresh made-to-order pizza, a few retro pinball machines, TVs, and a separate entry. It's not huge but it's a great spot for hubby's to chill or for a casual meal any time of day. But what makes it extra special? Authentic Neapolitan style pizza. Hello! Plus 16 beers on tap, 3 wines on tap AND 1 kombucha on tap. WOW! You'll also find a juice and coffee bar featuring high-end espresso made from a straight from Florence, Italy, La Marzocco Strada espresso machine (learned something new - and yes, it was tasty!) They also have made to order sushi, sandwiches, an awesome salad bar, prepared BBQ, huge assortment of baked and sweet treats, many organic fruits and veggies, a cool banana station(?), large assortment of beers and wines, and my personal fave - several flavors of salmon jerky (must try, you'll thank me later!). I missed several areas in the 45 mins I gleefully played bumper carts with other excited patrons but this WFM's specialty areas, quick checkout, pleasant staff, and so many local, fresh and savory items wins my 5 stars. Great grand opening!!

I usually come in with my colleagues for the hot bar/salad bar during our lunch break. We used to stop and get a juice or smoothie as well, but stopped doing so because NONE of the girls at the juice bar were pleasant or made the drinks right.... Until now! I think this Whole Foods knows what it's doing by putting this beautiful gal at the juice bar. She is very sociable and knows how to make a drink! Not only that but she's very clean and organized with her area. I think her name is Savannah like another reviewer mentioned. She was working 7/6/22 around 1pm...I will be a returning customer as long as she's working.

It's about time! I have been waiting for Whole Foods to make its way over here for quite some time now. This one does not disappoint! I went to the grand opening right after work and had a field day in there. TONS of samples to try in every section, a marvelous coffee section, bar with tv screens and tons of brews on tap, yummy cheese and wine selections. SUPER fresh and colorful produce! It's a little too easy to spend half of your paycheck in here so I had to be selective. But if specialty, organic items are what you are looking for this is your joint! I took home some tofu spring rolls with peanut sauce and they were so good I ate them in the car! Also take home some hatch chile cheddar cheese. Organic spices in baggies (I bought a bag of crushed red pepper that was around 2 bucks!) I will have to go back for my kombucha fix because they have a lot of that goodness there as well! I can see many happy trips here ahead! *UPDATE--- I did have 1 incident here involving glass that was found in my food at the salad bar. Staff assured me it was a one time incident and gave me a gift card to help rectify the issue. Good customer service! I appreciated them taking the time to do this and I will return.

Finally a Whole Foods in my hood. It is in a very convenient location too with plenty of parking. Of course we came during the first week and it was packed. All the employees here were very helpful and had a friendly smile. Loved the pizza section as they are freshly made in their brick oven and its neapolitan style. We ordered The Colleyville pizza and it was really good. They even had a sushi section where you can pick the items you want on the sushi which I thought was really good idea especially for those allergic to avocado like me! The produce section was pretty big. I am so glad this location has opened.

Definitely try the Mochi and the peanut butter puff cereal by organic 365 that is only sold at whole foods. Those are the only items I purchase at Whole Foods because it can get pretty pricey. The mochi is so soft and perfect and the peanut butter puffs are kinda amazing to wake up to in the morning!

I love a super clean store and this is exceptional! Whole foods is top notch in my book. The organic fruits and veggies r so fresh, as if just out of the garden. Organic beef and poultry a bit pricey but worth it. All the employees are helpful and full of knowledge. Don't be afraid to ask questions. I have to drive a bit farther but Definitely my new grocery store. So long super target maybe I will buy my junk food from you.

Another favorite juicer friend of mine killin again... today!!! Sung to tune of Gilligan's Isle... Just sit right back And you'll hear a tale A tale of a juicers tip, That started from this whole foods port, By Marky Mark who's just hip This mate was a mighty juicin' lad, His juicer brave and sure, Five vegetables set to juice that day, For a twenty ounce pour, A twenty ounce pour His juicer started rattling rough, His tiny juicer was tossed. If not for the courage of the fearless crew This juicing would be lost. The juicing would be lost. Marky works on the row Of this, a charted whole foods isle With Marky Mark, And Ruthy too. That Kristin girl And her knife, The Customer star, That Galissa and that Emily girl, Here on Marky Marks Vegetable Isle. Fresh green juice is the best... Sung to love's potion number ni Ruthy's Potion No. 9 I took my troubles down to Madame Ruth You know that whole foods lady with that crazy juice She's got a pad down near the fruit and the wine Selling little bottles of Ruthy's potion number nine I told her that I was a man with the sicks I've been this way since 1956 She looked at my money and she made a magic sign She said "What you need is Ruthy's potion number nine" She turned on the juicer and gave me a wink She said "I'm gonna make it up right here in the sink" It smelled like turpentine, it looked like a Green ink I held my nose, I closed my eyes, I took a drink I didn't know if it was day or night I started kissing everything in sight But when I kissed a manager down by the fruit and the wine He broke my little bottle of Ruthy's Potion Number Nine I held my nose, I closed my eyes, I took a drink I didn't know if it was day or night I started kissing everything in sight But when I kissed a manager down by the fruit and the wine He broke my little bottle of Ruthy's Potion Number Nine Ruthy's Potion number nine Ruthy's Potion number nine Ruthy's Potion number nine

I went today to visit my old store in Colleyville. I was hired as a VPN wood fired pizza chef and when we opened the store there was a great crew in pizza, charcuterie, and the bar. We were packed every night and slammed most times. I loved making great wood fired pizzas. After about a year the company changed direction and moved away from traditional Neapolitan pizzas. It was a little sad to see not much activity in the store, and the hot bars looked tired. I wouldn't have paid premium prices for that food. I really felt like we were making great food, but I didn't see that same spirit in the store today. Too bad. The pizza and bar were the heart and soul. Whole Foods needs to resurrect this store. It has great potential.

By far this is worst Whole Foods I've ever been to. I know I can't compare the Whole Foods here to Los Angeles. But this location is the worst compare to the one in Plano. I usually get fresh ground turkey , and ground pork from time to time. But this location doesn't carry any , is frustrating. The produce not as fresh , and the meat department are small and don't really carry the same stuffs like Plano location.

We always love shopping here. Today I was especially thankful for the professional way that multiple employees dealt with the inconsiderate maskless shoppers . Thank you for trying to keep your store a safe place to shop

Normally, I never have anything bad to say about this place.. I went last night to pick up a few essentials and when I planned to start my cooking I noticed the date of the $6 corn was dated best until 1/21/19... I opened the container and was horrified by the disgusting black and green mold I found at the bottom on the ear of corn....I'm sorry but I am too busy to have to pay attention the best by dates... I trusted that the employees and Whole Foods store had paid attention to what they were putting on their shelves.. I'm not sure I'll return to this location.

This place is home for us. And many others. The employees are family and the bartenders are too. Pepperoni pizza. Or the Colleyville Pizza. And anything out of the GIANT BOX O' COOKIES. We come here as a family and with my friends a lot. As a fam, they always smile at our little girls and are gracious to let them not be still. With my buddies they call us by name. They greet us all with smiles. There is always parking. Easy in/out which matters with kids. And bikes. We love the pizza here. Real. Wood. Fired. Pizza. Dress it up with the Colleyville and it's bacon jam and honey. Or classic greasy pepps. We always peruse the store and get some little things as well or any necessities. Cheese, fresh tomatoes, fresh bread or meat. It's all top notch. Always clean. A family favorite. We're creating some lasting and precious memories here. Thanks for inviting us in!

This store has gone downhill. The fresh food selection isn't very appetizing. Got a large salad from the salad bar today. Half the lettuce had brown spots. The chicken had no flavor. The pasta tasted old. Half of the soups were almost empty. The "Seafood Man" was awesome. Central Market is so much better. Glad that I am closer to CM than WF.

They have cut back on bakery items for some reason. But, if you ask they will fresh bake you a seaduction loaf! Or call ahead for bakery items and they will have it ready for you.

wow.. this is a very disappointing store. Not at all like the big and small WF I have had the pleasure to shop in Colorado area. I was there this morning around 10am.. staff was scarce and when i finally track down someone at the service desk, they were sort of ambivalent. This is not the first time I have gone to the store and found the bulk section poorly stocked. They can not seem to keep groats in stock .. "the order" is always coming in some days later than when I am there.. and that becomes unbelievable since I am there about twice a week. Out of frustration, I am taking my business to Southlake Community Grocery. http://www.centralmarket.com/in-store.aspx?store=southlake hands down a better meat department and the staff is interested and available.

Very poor customer service! Associates at Customer service counter don't care for customers and have an attitude!

Don't bother shopping here. Colleyville stimulus coupons mailed out weren't accepted even though city reimburses. Ridiculous. Go down the road to the market street where they are nice and accept colleyville customers with open arms. Overpriced and bad service.

This review comes with a warning!! If you take a couple pictures here to text to your friend, or are on your phone a lot responding to people, you *might* be confronted and accused of being a 'spy for the competitor' by an employee. I was asked "who are you with?" Multiple times with no context out of the blue while I minded my business in an aisle. I told the employee I was there alone (in a very confused way cause, well, I was confused). He asked again. "Who are you with?" But this time more forcefully and impatiently. When I told the employee I was sorry, but didn't know what he was talking about, he finally asked which grocery store I worked for. He told me I had "sure been taking a lot of pictures and texting a lot". (I had taken a total of 3 pictures to send to my health-food-obsessed friend because of how great this whole foods was!) and had texted with her and 2 other people a ton because they were talkative - it's life. He interrupted my explanations a couple times to say it's ok, he just likes to introduce himself to the competition and 'say hi'. He seemed very eager to dismiss me and walk away, and maybe it's just me, but he seemed like he didn't believe that I was simply a normal shopper - that's the impression I got, at least. Which probably bothered me more than it should and is actually kinda hilarious when you think about it! Maybe I need a life, lol. Anyway, besides being a bit terse, he wasn't mean. However I must admit I was a little weirded out/rattled by it, because I was being totally normal (I thought) and going about my business buying groceries. I felt creepy-watched and confronted in an at-least passive aggressive way, without being given a couple seconds to explain. I am a jewelry maker by trade (not involved in grocery espionage) who grocery shops and had a talkative friend. Not a spy. Lol! Onto not-bizarre stuff that is probably more relevant to you: it's one of the best whole foods I've ever been to. Wonderful selection, beautiful produce, a bit pricey (in other words, it's a whole foods!). :) Go there! But put your phone away ;)

It's like a poorly managed mini mart version of Whole Foods. Didn't have anything I needed that is typically available at other Whole Foods. The deli and salad bar were sparse, and dated. I immediately went to another Whole Foods in Fort Worth. Wow, what a difference, the same prepared foods were fresh and available. They really need to open a Whole Foods in Southlake or Grapevine, because the Colleyville location isn't up to the test.

This place (aside from Central Market) is the best place to buy organic/ heathy foods. Tons of really gorgeous fruits and vegetables and those hard to find pieces of produce that they don't sell just anywhere. They also have lots of local and Texas-produced items -- like Wrights Salsa -- yummy!:) This place is definitely more expensive than other grocery stores - many items can also be found at Kroger for a dollar cheaper. But you pay for the overall experience and the vast selection of clean/ healthy foods. My favorite part of this place is the brick oven pizza restaurant and the bar. They have several craft beers and wines on tap from all over the country. The prices are reasonable - most are $5 for a pint. You can sample before you make your final selection and they're always rotating them out. You can also choose from three different sizes of growlers and take your favorite beer home with you. The sushi counter is awesome too! The sushi is fresh and they have a great selection. You can create your own roll, or choose from a menu. They also have a really good selection in the fridge right there across from the sushi counter of pre-made stuff. Many of the rolls are 8 or 9 bucks and that's an excellent price for the value. I love Whole Foods and will definitely keep coming here for the finer things/ organic goods that I want. For everything else, I'll go to Kroger :)

This place has really deteriorated since Amazon purchased. It seems like that have reduced their selection. And twice I walked through the produce section and found rotting vegetables (with mold). We used to come and grab dinner and then buy groceries but that selection seems worse. They no longer make sandwiches fresh. They gave us burned pizza from the fresh pizza. The salad bar was full of wilted lettuce. I ended up making a salad without lettuce and the dressing tasted spoiled. Really disappointing.

I like Whole Foods in general but this morning around 10:30 I tried to get a cup of coffee. When I walked up to the counter the employee was talking with a customer / freind so about two minutes later she turned around to start making the previous customer's order he was waiting on prior to the freind . She never acknowledge me being there so after another few minutes I gave up and walked out. I just don't understand the lack of common courtesy.

They carry Willow Tree Chicken Pot Pies. If you are from Ma Or RI area you will understand how awesome this is. It's like a little piece of home that is just down the street from me. The salad and fruits and veggies are a decent price . They also carry the best Salsa Verda made by Happy Tomato that I have ever had. Some stuff is pricey here but if you shop around and limit yourself to certain items u won't over spend. There smoked turkey wings and drum sticks are huge and tasty. The other thing I love about this place is the small pizza pub where you can get a slice and beer after you shop or before you shop.

I come here from Hurst for the coffee shop, the pre-made food bar where you can grab a meal, and to buy my milk. The brand is Mill-King from local Texas grass-fed cows. Its low temp pasteurized. It's 5.99 a gallon and it's wonderful and hard to find! Sometimes I buy my eggs, bread from the bakery, and large growler sized bottles of Kombucha. That is all that I will buy here. These staples are worth the expense and everything else comes from Costco, trader joes, and sprouts. I love the bar where you can get wine and craft beer on tap or buy a growler and fill it with your favorite. I had a wood fired mushroom pizza and a beer here for $7 on their lunch special!

Their foods are everyday fresh at the bar. My only concern was I called if their lunch was ready before heading in there. The employee said "yes lunch is already served in the bar" and I went there, there was nothing. I asked the employee on the spot, she said "at 11am, I said it's past 11am. Soooo... yeag

I shop at this location 3-4 times per week and spend $300-400 every week. The other day my wife and I picked up some trail mix for about $6.90. When we tasted it we both spit it out and agreed it was stale. I decided to return it when we go back. I returned it 3 days later and the clerk re weighed the product and deducted the amount my wife and I tasted and spit out. I did not realize we were supposed to spit it back into the bag in order to get our refund. My receipt on that day was for $139.65 and he did not fully refund me for the foul product. I work in Arlington and might start going there instead as I believe this was very petty.

Small store. Somewhat. Limited selection. You can't do your weekly shopping here. However, is that what Whole Foods is all about? Whole Foods isn't a megamonster shopping emporia. It's a place where you buy good food that is healthy.

We are somewhat new to the whole Whole Foods thing. We used to shop at the Arlington location, which was not always the favorite place to be during games. So when this location opened down the road from us, we were really appreciative of it. Each time we come in here, every employee has gone out of their way to make sure we pleased. We never really got that impression from the Arlington location. Last night the cashier Jessica went above and beyond to help us out and we couldn't be more thankful that she did that. Thanks to all the employees and management of this store. You've got it going on lol.

They need to open more of these everywhere. It seems compared to other states DFW has fewer locations. I mean you can order everything online including food from a lot of restaurants. But when it comes to certain grocery items we still have to go out there. And I like to plan my recipes based on what fresh fruits/vegetables catches my eye that day. There's something soothing about finding fresh, wholesale & organic items for cooking/entertaining. I know they're more expensive than some other places but they still have more choices than most when it's comes to finding items without whatever "bad stuff" you're trying to avoid. However you can find some really great organic items at Trader Joe's with prices that no one can beat. But they still have limited selection of items so until they expand this place is great. They also have some really yummy goodies in bakery and their own brand has almost everything.

This whole foods is not as good as it used to be. On Mother's Day I bought mussels and Maine lobster and the mussels were dead and smelly and the lobster was brown and too tough to eat. Also their selection on fruits has dwindled. The figs they have are rotten and the ran out of persimmons very early in the season and never seemed to get anymore. And the food at their hot bar is either undercooked, overlooked, or seriously needing some salt.

This review is for the Pizza...*VERY* confused and disappointed that Whole Foods would not have the option of Gluten Free crust first of all when we asked. Come on this is WHOLE FOODS after all. Fireside and other places offer Gluten Free and given the price. The day we were there my husband still ordered a pizza. I took a small bite of the "Colleyville". It was horrible and the pizza was noticeably not cooked all the way trough. The crust was watery like. It was as if it someone had dumped sugar on top of it as well. I have no idea what the cook was thinking. Or if there were any quality controls. We'll not get a pizza EVER again here! My husband tossed it in the trash and I have to have gluten free.

I love a lot of things about this Whole Foods Store. The lunch buffet is usually really good. The bbq is out of this world! My only complaints are no just "regular" ice tea or fountain drinks and there ate rarely any clean utensils so you have to use plastic. The selection of organic meats and vegetables is good, but doesn't compare to Central Market in Southlake. Love the size of the store and the convenient Colleyville location.