Whole Foods Market

I have been coming here for over 20 years , it's beautifully located by the water. It's always clean and has a huge selection of foods and drinks to choose from. I love grabbing a drink and walking by the water. Prices are a little high on most items but I guess it's because of the location. The Amazon fresh deals are decent. The hot food and salad bar has an excellent selection to choose from.

Never seen such low class bathroom in any whole foods store. This shows this store never cares about how things are not just in bathroom but all other places where they may handle our food as well. What happened to this store?

Nice store but got a salad today and truly was disappointed salad felt 3 days old. cheese tasted off. just terrible i paid $10 for a bad salad.

Today I saw lovely flowers, the price was all low. Sadly as my family got to the cashier they told us the flowers cost $40. We asked how it’s possible when all the other prices are $10 to $11 dollars for the flowers. The lady said that there’s was a mistake with the price, it is important to place price on every item but that one trying to scam people on buying expensive flowers which were all ready dying. It was a disappointment visit to this food market but we understand it’s not the employee fault but management.

Change your eggs. I got spoiled eggs unfortunately on two separate occasions. Bought them end of August and expiration was July. Wow. This shouldn’t have to be said and I’d expect more from a place like Whole Foods.

I used to love Whole Foods, but this location has been consistently frustrating - and I’ve truly reached my limit. 1.    Constantly empty shelves. Many times I’ve visited, essential items like fresh produce, milk, meat, and other basics are simply out of stock. It’s shocking how frequently the shelves are half-empty. 2.    Expired products on the shelves. I have personally found expired items multiple times. Once, I even told a staff member that many products on a shelf were expired - and when I returned a week later, those same expired items were still there. I ended up removing them myself and handing them to an employee, who looked completely indifferent. 3.    Unsanitary practices at the hot food area. I once witnessed a cleaning staff member spraying disinfectant directly on the glass barrier - while food was sitting right below it. It’s unacceptable to ignore the risk of contamination like that. 4.    Spoiled chicken and awful customer service. The final straw was buying a whole packaged chicken that reeked when I opened it - and this was before the sell-by date. I called the store and was told I could get a refund on my next visit. But when I returned, the customer service guy rolled his eyes and asked, with a condescending tone, “Did you bring the chicken?” •    Obviously, I didn’t keep a rotten chicken sitting in my house for a week - why would anyone do that? •    He then said I should have come back the same day, as if he knew anything about my schedule or whether I even had transportation that day. •    And when I pointed that out, he suggested I could have put the chicken in a Ziploc bag - as if everyone just happens to have a giant Ziploc bag to hold an entire chicken. Not only did I lose the dinner I had planned to cook, but the spoiled chicken stank up my entire kitchen. And instead of an apology or any empathy, I was met with eye-rolling and a dismissive attitude - an unacceptable response from a store that claims to care about quality and customer experience. This is by far the worst Whole Foods I’ve ever visited - and that’s deeply disappointing coming from a brand I used to trust and love.

Super sale today on Unagi Bowl. Lots of Japanese and Asian Cuisine for under $20 pp..

Every time that I go to this location there is an Amazon employee who handles the returns that is completely unpleasant doing his job. I understand that people have bad days but every time I see him, he just comes across completely miserable handling the returns and doing his job. He doesn’t even bother answering if you say hi to him and for sure is an awful representation for Amazon and Whole Foods. The whole foods store manager was nice and professional but unfortunately they are not their direct employees. I hope his supervisor reads this review and addresses his behavior. The employee that I am referring about refused to give me his name and was not wearing a name tag but I believe he is Asian, overweight and with a long hair; just for you to know who I am referring about.