Whole Foods Market

I was looking for alfalfa sprouts, and Whole Foods is the only place that sells them! Unbelievable, so I stopped by, and found the sprouts and so much more! The service is not too bad, and I like the way everything is laid out: easy to find everything! What I really liked was that I could use my Prime membership for discounts! Love that! Their salad bar and food area is amazing! I most definitely will be returning to visit there very soon, probably next week, or when my daughter is on winter break. I’m starving, so I’m looking forward to eating my sprouts in my sandwich! ;) Ciao!

This place was not what I expected at all. It is a large store, with the feel of a mom & pop shop. The first thing you notice is a beautiful outdoor covered patio located on the second floor. The patio is spacious with many tables and chairs, trimmed with soft lights that go around the porch. I wonder if they have a fire pit up there? Once you enter the store, the first bar available is the juice and shake bar. This bar was closed when we went to go visit, but I can give you an idea of what they serve, they have a menu of fresh fruit or vegetables, your choice, they throw in together for you and whip it up, I believe I also saw smoothies and shakes. As you go into the store, you have your fresh deli and salad bar, can you find freshly prepared hot food such as, pizzas, hot dog, and soups. Center stage, is an array of prepared salads, meats, vegetables and fish, sold be the pound. Everything looked and smelled delicious. At the end of the of the store, you have your fresh baked bakery, any type of bread you need or maybe something new you've never had before. Come back around on the end of the store, you'll find more fresh bars that offer fresh cheese & dairy product, and all refrigerated goods. At this end, you'll find the fresh chicken & meat section, then finally coming back to the front of store is the fresh produce section, which has all your fresh fruits and vegetables available. The aisles in between have the usual stuff, canned goods, cereal, chips, medicine, beer & wine aisles. I even noticed noticed a clothing section, yes that's right clothes. The entire store is organic. The best take away from visiting this store, is that they had a close connection to the culture in our city. Which I found unique, different, and even special, I guess you could say home.

Today I decide to return a package from Amazon there (was easy), then I get sushi and go upstairs to the rest area, I’m giving this low review because the place there was kinda disgusting, all the sofas was w big stains and even from there u can see the dust over the fridges 🫠 I like the place but I will love to see it cleaner.

I recently had an incredibly disappointing experience at Whole Foods. As a loyal customer and a disabled veteran , I expected better treatment, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. Upon entering the store, I was immediately approached by an employee by the name of Alfanseh and a security guard they told me to leave because I had my service dog with me. I turned around to let my friend who had accompanied me know. My friend apologized and let her know we were leaving. It wasn’t enough for Alfanseh who kept telling us we had to leave 6 more times and getting louder and louder each time. I was shocked and embarrassed. Instead of addressing the situation discreetly, they escorted us out in front of other shoppers, yelling at security guard (who was across the store and very loud for everyone to hear ) telling him to keep an eye out if we should ever return and followed us outside to our car and making us feel like a criminals. Whole Foods used to be a high-end grocery store, but it seems they've lost their way. The lack of care for customers has left me disillusioned. I won't be returning anytime soon

First time here, it's good as imagined but was not amazed. I'll say it's the mini version Costco, or the fancy version Walmart, which is stocked with selected items, but since you don't buy quantity here, neither does Whole Foods, hence the price here is not that competitive, meanwhile organic items are not that many for you to really come here for grocery shopping comparing to Walmart.

We went there for Amazon return and unlike other stores where they have people tending to return, this entire process was automated and we were out, literally, under 3 minutes. This is the first time I have returned at Whole Foods and so not sure if all of them have same set up, but it was very efficient.

Their store is neat looking but we ordered a cake from them that they said they could not customize when in other while foods we could. They also used old strawberries for the decor of the cake and they have bad penmenship. Worst whole food we have ever been too. Will not be going back to this store until we move locations.

Buzz and his wife (sorry I forgot her name)went above and beyond to assist me with exceptional customer service. they were incredibly knowledgeable about the products, patient in answering all my questions, and offered valuable recommendations. Their friendly demeanor and willingness to help made my shopping experience enjoyable and stress-free. I truly appreciate his dedication to ensuring customer satisfaction.

Omg ! You guys have one of the nicest Whole Foods I've seen, you can literally get some delicious food and a fresh drink and go outside or upstairs in the terrace and watch the sunset it's is perfect!

I was looking for alfalfa sprouts, and Whole Foods is the only place that sells them! Unbelievable, so I stopped by, and found the sprouts and so much more! The service is not too bad, and I like the way everything is laid out: easy to find what I was looking for. What I really liked was that I could use my Prime membership for discounts! Love that! Their salad bar and food area is amazing! I most definitely will be returning to visit there very soon, probably next week, or when my daughter is on winter break. I'm starving, so I'm looking forward to eating my sprouts in my sandwich! ;) Ciao!

Strange cult like atmosphere in store. Should Use actual pizza sauce on the pizza. Tomato sauce is too acidic.

I just enjoy this store- today I had a new reason to like it even better. I had received an order from Amazon and it had to go back. Whole Foods takes the returns quickly and easily- you don't need a box or anything, just bring your item along with the QR code that Amazon will email you for the return and you are done! Quick and easy and your refund gets posted quickly.

Whole Foods is exactly what you expect. It's a premium grocery store with premium grocery store prices. Eggs cost $7+ for a dozen. They have an olive bar and a section specifically for cheese and wines (Kalamata olives with real Parmigiano-Reggiano are my favorites). It also has a food bar with all kinds of different foods to eat from a home cooked style chicken meal to soup to pizza. You can get sliced meats, premium desserts, and there butcher section has a lot of really nice cuts of beef and seafood. They also have a bar downstairs with beer on tap and a small menu of items and I have to say, they killed it with these add on. I ordered a blue cheese and bacon burger from this bar and it was literally one of the best burgers I've had in El Paso so much so that I asked the lady at the bar to tell the cooks about it. Overall, maybe I'm just a SIMP because Whole Foods makes me feel better as a person when I shop there, but it's a really great spot. Truly a one stop shop to grocery shop, get some wine, grab a bite to eat, read (they have an upstairs balcony) and etc. I really like this place and you should too honestly, but come with a fat wallet and hopefully an Amazon Prime membership to hopefully get your eggs down to $6 a dozen.

I have to say I am a fan and since Amazon acquired Whole Food some pricing has gone down but this at the cost of more limited selection. I do like their fish section that offers one of the best fresh selection in town with Albertsons. Ask to speak to Michael Gómez, he is da man!!!! Many of the organic and super healthy food are 20 to 30 percent more expensive. So, that is always something to keep in mind. For vegetables and some fruits like bananas you really don't need to buy organic. As it does not make any différence. They do have a fantastic bakery with some great croissants , and baguette . So, I am a big fan of their in-house freshly made tiramisu and cheese cake !. Their Asian section include Momofiku noodles from NY City so this a real treat. They also have specials on some wines and have a great original selection for French wines. I was really impressed seeing , La Fleur de Boüard a great Merlot from Lalande Pomerol with blended of 85% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon. The Service overall is professional and friendly. Today, though, The cheese lady told me she does not eat nor like cheese so had she had zero recommendations for me. That was strange. The ambiance is friendly and relaxed. Children are running with cards. Many healthy folks come by to buy just a couple of items. Clearly this is a place I support, as I want them to stay in El Paso!

It's a Whole Foods, and it's here. They have all the things. Open late. Deliveries through the app and pick ups. Friendly folks. A lot of wine in that aisle. Some self-checkout, but also proper, staffed check out lines if you don't feel the need to do it yourself. Lots of parking. As always, more expensive than typical supermarkets.

The barista recommended me this incredible drink . They honey was very apparent and tasted quite natural . The cold brew had a mocha aftertaste , and the cold foam added a creamy texture. Great for anyone who likes sweeter drinks !

Whole Foods is what it is. I know I know, it's super popular with today's generation, and I will admit they do have some unique, cool, "whole" foods... which by the way, I'm assuming that means "wholesome"? Right?! Because like, If it's in the literal sense, does that mean there's a Half Foods? Quarter Foods? Or maybe there's a 5/8's Foods? I think I'd like 5/8s Foods, because it's not quite whole, but still over half. Anyways... You can find just about any food you want here, it is a normal grocery store. But they specialize in wholesome food, organic foods and the like. Kinda on the pricey side because of the organic nature of most of their products. And of course, if there's anything that's "good" for you, or "clean", you're going to get charged extra. Because health ain't free. Only diabetes and weight gain are free. Thanks hot pockets and Halloween candy! I don't come here often, and when I do I kinda just browse. I'm not the healthiest eater, and I can't cook, so, not much use for it. But if you are looking for good, clean food, organic stuff, or even craft IPAs - this is a great place to start.

Love whole foods restraunt amazon hub something different than super markets I'm used to little pricy but u get pay for el Bueno Cuesta the good cost .

The main floor of the store is clean and usually well stocked. Most service is helpful and friendly. However, the main concern I have is with the cleanliness of the second story community room. The manager must never go up there and the employees purposely overlook the unsanitary conditions they expect children to eat and plan in. The play kitchen is missing half the cabinets, there is trash in every crevice and old food stuck in the play cooking set. I would love to invite friends to grab food from downstairs and hang out up there, but I give pause. If this is how they treat this room, how clean is their kitchen??

My review is based on my "Whole Foods Prime" experience. With Amazon Prime getting your Whole Foods Market groceries doesn't get much easier. Delivery costs are included and you get your groceries delivered fresh within hours. Tip is not included, please do tip because the delivery personnel rely on your tips for their vehicle maintenance. I have had good fresh produce pick from most of the delivery personnel. Only one time I had a man choose my produce very poorly. I like I am able to shop on the go at my fingertips wherever I am. I love Whole Foods Market all is positive in the store and it is much cheaper than Albertsons.

I went here for lunch. Usually it's decent but this place had very little selection. All the chicken was cold, hardly any food to choose from and they didn't even have a water dispenser!!!! No water!!!! And now they're forcing us to put everything into terribly makeshift cardboard boxes. For the price I would run far far from this place. Golden Corral is way better

Bananas- Almost two weeks old. Didn't come the slightest bit close to being ripe enough to eat. I'm not sure why the shopper chose these instead of canceling, or why the store accepted them and put them out for customers to purchase in the first place. They were solid green when received and too tough to peel still after weeks, I had to cut into them to taste before unfortunately trashing them. All other produce in photos- I just purchased these a few days ago!! Lately my produce is going bad VERY quickly, rotting from the inside out! When I first started shopping Whole Foods (a year and a half ago I think) everything was fresh, only every now and then did something have a little bit of mold on it. At the time I would just trash those few pieces but then it became more and more and I started requesting refunds if I placed an order and an item came inedible. This became so often that I felt like someone on the other end would think I'm a fraud just trying to get money back any chance I could. I seriously take my time to pick the best pieces of produce available on the shelf. I wash everything either the day of or morning after. I dug back into the trash to capture the cantaloupe but I wasn't able to dig all the way down to the moldy strawberries or chunk of watermelon I had to cut off. The cantaloupe, orange and cucumber were perfectly round and plump just 3 days ago when I bought them. Now they're sunken in like I've had them for a month and forgot about them. I shop and cook for a family of 5. It's tiring enough as it is but add to it constantly having to shop all over again. My experience with Whole Foods is becoming overly expensive and extremely disheartening. Aside from what's going bad shortly after purchase, there's times when certain foods are either all moldy or all harvested way too early sitting there basically unavailable. Most recently, it was pineapples, at Easter time it was collard greens, and on the regular it's bananas and mandarins. Foods from here that surprise me the most after cutting into them are roma tomatoes and bell peppers. There was another review where a gentleman mentioned there's not much of a selection and that's 100% accurate. There's plenty of times I've wanted certain foods and it's not even sold there. How are you gonna be Whole Foods and have limited produce? As much as I would love to have my own garden again it's not an option with my husband being in the military and us always on the move. Publix and produce stands sadly aren't options in my area. I'm done tossing spoiled food. I'm done requesting refunds and submitting electronic feedback. PLEASE FIX YOUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT

So much yes! We've been long overdue to get a Whole Foods and it lives up to (and exceeds) all expectations I had. Seriously, just so much yes. Somehow I convinced my better half to go with me to Whole Foods on opening day. I don't think he quite understood the mystical entity that is Whole Foods and I'm sure in the back of his head he was thinking "It's just a grocery store." But no, it's not just a grocery store. It's a local product celebration, a fresh seafood market, a cheese shop, a butcher block, a bakery, a teleworking space (yes, they do have free wi-fi), a coffee shop, a restaurant, and a bar. It's so much more. Just some of the highlights... The produce section was well stocked and the variety was absolutely amazing for the area. I saw so many varieties of mushrooms that I never wanted to leave. I just appreciate that they offer so much and it's so diverse. Checking the prices, they're pretty much on par with Albertsons and Sprouts with some really good deals if you check the ad. The butcher block was top notch and pricing was on par to the local butcher shop in the area (so it shouldn't affect their business... it just gives you another option if you're looking for something specific). However, you won't find a better seafood selection in El Paso. The amount of different oysters available was tantalizing. And the cheese section... oh my gosh the cheese section. Heaven! And it was all pretty reasonably prices in comparison to anything I've found in the area that's even slightly close to Whole Foods. There were just so many options. If they ever gave out samples of their cheeses, I'd be there all day. I didn't spend as much time in the bakery section, but it too looked amazing and they also carry breads from Bella Cora so you can now get your bread fix any time now. So many local products available and they bring in what the area lacks (like artisan cheeses and the freshest of seafood). I'm utterly impressed and I can't wait to go back and try their pizza, tap room, prosciutto (that they will slice for you... *drooling*), and trying each and every local product they carry. Because of their huge emphasis on local, I really don't think Whole Foods would've been possible five years ago, but I'm so glad it's here now and I can't wait to see how many more new business pop up in the area just because they now have a much easier route to being carried in a major retailer and reaching a larger market. Oh and download their app. All the coupons that they have will automatically be applied at check out when you show the QR code. Oh and if you're a fan of La Vina Winery and St. Clair, they do carry a few of their wines so you might be able to cut down the gas money for your monthly (or weekly) trips.

They refuse to let you shop if you don't have a mask, even with a medical orders from your doctor not to wear one. We should all stop supporting stores that discriminate Americans with disabilities. If you are born with asthma or a certain skin color, the discrimination is the same, and you should not be have less liberties and freedom than others!! https://www.ada.gov/cguide.htm

Love this place! Great fresh organic vegetables and fruits! Wide selection of organic and vegan grocery options! Their bakery is to die for...the freshly baked breads are delicious! A bit on the pricey side but well worth the spend!

The team here is doing a great job through this pandemic. The store always feels clean and the staff continue to be friendly and welcoming. I usually come right when they open so it isn't busy yet. This is my favorite store to buy fruits and veggies. Bonus that they have a fantastic beer and wine selection!

Guys buy your beef here!! My daughter insisted on getting her dad a steak from here for Fathers Day my fear is that it would be expensive. We saw a beautiful huge flintstone brantausorous looking piece of ribeye. It was 11.99 a pound; my fear 2 lbs. The butcher explained that it won't weigh as much as we think because it is not injected with solutions like other places and it stage 4 meat which doesn't have all that other stuff in it. He was right it weighed 1 pound. he then cut another piece in half for me and her to share with my daughter. He cut it lengthwise. She cooked it simple pan fry with butter and garlic and it was super delicious. Honestly one of the top 10 steaks I have eaten, I never put much thought as to what is my beef or chicken. But, after comparing the taste and the way my tummy feels after eating meats from her and other places. I am so beyond sold! I will never buy meat anywhere else. The quality and the taste is worth it. And honestly I feel it was not really more expensive. Since then we have been back to buy hamburger patties that had a huge discount for Amazon Prime members, which are absolutely delish. And the flavored bacon is OMG yes! Yes! Fresh peanut butter, local honey. I am so happy we have this option in El Paso. I also use the Moocho app and save 5.00 every 100.00 or so.

Finally had lunch here! The hot bar was awesome and had many options to choose from for 8.99 a pound. I had 2 spicy pork sausage links, onions, jalapenos, and broccoli, for 5.23. I tasted the tequila lime chicken, very good! You can also choose other chicken, fish, lots of soup, rice, beans, make your own salad, etc... I want to come back and try different things. They need to improve the bakery, Sprouts has a less expensive selection, plus fresh muffins. I'm glad I can use my Amazon Prime discount in here.

I already knew i loved this place from the get go way before El Paso opened it. Being from CA, Wholefoods was certainly a staple in many of the cities i lived around. I used to think it was kind of overrated and overpriced. But actually taking the time these days to see the high quality ingredients they carry and being more conscientious about the imprtance of health and what kind of foods that mean.... Wholefoods doesnt seem so ridiculous anymore. Plus, if you catch them on a good day, you'll score on some of their groceries. Though i wouldnt rely on all my grocery shopping needs here, they do offer quite a selection of finer, wholesome eatings. I love that i can always get Bella Cora baguette! My favorite recent discovery is the chicken tikka masala and indian rice they offer apparently on a daily basis! They base hot food items off weight but it was well worth it still. Most importantly for my dim sum cravings (aka chinese steamed dumplings), they offer a delicious shrimp dumpling!! And its actually good! Its sold in the chilled area unfortunately, so its not as fresh as I'd like it. But for just 5$ and nuke that baby up, and good as new! Love everything about this place... their cheese selection, meat dept, cafe station, fresh and whole meals ready to eat, and especially their bakery! Just a great place to indulge every now and then.

I would give this place 0 stars if I could, The management here is utterly trash. No one knows what they're doing, all act like they don't know how to communicate with each other. I was asked to come in for an interview, Then when I got there no one knew who I was and what I was there for, even though I have proof of my application. Then they proceeded to act like I was an idiot, undermining me the whole time I was talking to them basically making it that I was not worth their time. How can you be in management and not know how to treat your customers or guests that come in this place. The general manager of the store Fernando, it's truly worst of them all. He acts like he cares but after several times of trying to get in contact with him he's ignoring me every time. How can someone be in a meeting every single day and not have two seconds to call a potential new employee back. What if a customer needed to get in contact with him, I guess fuck the customer right?? And after having issues here I've come to find out that there have been multiple people who feel the same way when trying to apply at Whole Foods. So what's the point of trying to hire people if you're not gonna take the next step and remembering that there's an interview! Don't bother putting up a help needed sign if you "can't even remember". So I'm not the only one, so if anyone out there is applying to work for at this Whole Foods I suggest not, management doesn't care and they're toxic on top of it. why work for a company that doesn't give a shit about their employees, they want you to believe that they care when utterly they don't!!!

Whole Foods are awesome. Service was amazing. Choices were incredible. I'll be a faithful customer.

When you set customers' expectations high (with high prices) expect your customers to be disappointed with lack of service, poor selection and out-of-stock items. Such was my experience today at Whole Foods. I made an extra stop today for produce, herbs, and meats for a meal I'm preparing this evening. No lamb racks, no fresh mint, and no thyme--three of the five ingredients I came out of my way to purchase--all available across the street, albeit not the quality I was seeking. Moreover, my observation about fresh herbs is that, just like the bigger chain stores, fresh herbs are available only in tiny pre-packaged quantities--not in bunches fresh from the farm. If your recipe calls for two bunches of fresh anything--good luck! Having said that, I would prefer lower quality (and lower price) over NOTHING. Like all the other nearby grocers, assistance was difficult to locate, and the staff was not particularly well trained in customer service or knowledgeable about their inventory. The butcher informed me that rack of lamb always contain 7 ribs, for example. (They contain 8). I didn't experience any passion about the brand or its mission to provide the kind of customer experience on which the brand was built. That's too bad! What a great business school case study Whole Foods would make!

This review on produce only: If you are a Whole Foods fan then you're gonna go there. Yes, they have a salad/hot foods bar. Yes, they have a pizza counter. Yes, they have most of the usual Whole Foods suspects. If you are just looking for a large selection of produce, you will be disappointed like we were. I wanted was some fresh green beans. There were none. I was looking for some Meyer lemons. There were none. I get that some things are seasonal and may not be always available. Yet they had a fall root vegetable - parsnips - in abundance in August. They were too big and woody to be any good. But they had THOSE. So for a fresh vegetable buyer like me I was very disappointed to have popped in on a trip to El Paso from Las Cruces and found nothing I wanted. Sure...lettuce, onions and the staples like that are there. But hell, I can get those at my local market for half the price. However the save from a 2 star review was when we walked past the meat counter. Though most of the seafood was frozen, it is available. And for a former Gulf Coast resident that means a lot!

I only come here for groceries if I have at least 30 minutes free to roam around and appreciate all that Whole Foods has to offer. The first things you will notice when you walk in--and it never gets old!--are the colorful displays and overall energy of the store. They really planned the layout and organization of items so that you can have a vibrant and memorable shopping experience. Downsides: As glamorous as their dessert section is, many of their "fresh cakes" displayed behind the glass are not made in store. Some cakes are shipped to the store frozen. The store defrosts, slices, and re-packages the pieces into smaller plastic containers. The baker told me this himself! I don't know about you, but I am not willing to pay premium for thawed desserts. They offer a lot of organic produce, meats, and foods in general. My only wish is that they had more FRESH organic produce. I understand that organic produce doesn't last as long as other pesticide infused alternatives, but there have been several occasions when the produce I have purchased is basically already wilting or rotting and there are no other options available. Another issue is that they are consistently out of a lot of standard items that are available at other grocery stores nearby. As another Yelper mentioned, I would rather purchase something non-organic at Albertson's than purchase nothing at all! The positives elevate this store to 4 stars: They have a really comfortable lounge/study area upstairs, and it's the perfect spot to enjoy some of the ready-to-eat food. They also have a coffee shop open until 7pm on most days, and a juice/smoothie bar! Overall, this place is definitely overpriced for the quality you are getting. But the shopping and eating experience is fun from time to time. Coming here on a Saturday morning will make you smile, because you can really see how they cater to an interactive family shopping experience. They provide mini carts for kids to stroll around near their parents.

We stopped in on our way to San Antonio and were absolutely impressed with the cleanliness throughout the store. The attention to detail was easily noticeable. The staff was very helpful and genuinely friendly. Stopping in for some good snacks in a safe clean environment made for a great way to start our day. Grateful, Sonia and Carolyn Marcos

Why can't Whole Foods be closer! Not only do I love their policies of produce and meat/fish, we recently discovered their restaurant bar. What a find! First, many workers are warm and friendly, Monica's attitude is welcoming and knowledgeable. I forget a couple of other names of her colleagues, sorry. They have healthy, fresh food that one can pair with wine from their store, they will open it and serve you. How cool is that? They also have delicious $1 oysters on Fri and Sat. Don't forget the mochi and cookie bar on the way out.

You know you're city isn't official until you have a Whole Foods. I mean that's what South Park taught me anyways... Seriously, it's freaking exciting to see El Paso now on the cusp for demand and interest to eat organic and support local produce. Honestly, we've been doing this by swinging by the side of the road for produce, tamales, and such but now these local vendors are able to support themselves in a Full Fledged Brick & Mortar Strore! WFM in El Paso is by far one of the nicer ones that I've been to around and I'm kinda jelly I don't live in EP to enjoy it frequently. Of course we know they're all about local and organic but there's something fresh and exciting even to the WFM brand. This particular location has a damn taproom first off. Why can't their locations in SA follow suit? To make you even more #FOMO oriented, you can take your wine or beer around as you're shopping! THIS IS NOT A DRILL, MY PERSONAL AUDITION PRACTICE FOR BRAVO IS HAPPENING AT WFM EL PASO I enjoyed how you can order a different array of food including the BBQ Sampler which was so darn good. I liked how you could select different meats like pulled chicken and brisket which both are must. The cornbread was great and the Mac N Cheese was really nice. I personally didn't care for their version of an elote in the Tap Room but only because it was cold. For those of y'all with youngins and I don't mean puppies :( They have an upstairs area wth a child oriented play area and it overlooks the whole store! I suggest you have a shopping buddy as one person drinks and shops as the other drinks and babysits upstairs. Disclaimer: I'm not an actual parent but I would think one drink during your time at WFM would be ok so don't lecture me please! If you're scared of parking, rest assured this spot has you covered! Please for the love of fatty meats, go treat yo'self with their bacon, prosciutto, and cheeses. THE CHEESE IS LIFE THERE. I still can't find a pour-as-you-go honey station like they had here :( LOVE THIS SPOT!

Finally! They opened a Whole Foods in El Paso, and I finally made it over there to check it out. This place is legit. They have fresh produce, fresh meats, seafood and you can even grind your own peanuts to make your own peanut butter. They even have those little miniature shopping carts so your brats can fill up their own shopping carts with organic, gluten free, vegan cookies, chips and other snacks! I went through every aisle and I found things that you just can't find in other stores here in El Paso! They have a coffee shop, salad bar, hot food bar, and other food selections. Go check it out! The employees are very friendly and helpful.

What a cool store with such a great variety. We live on the east side of town so it's not every day we drive all the way to the west side of town, especially not to go grocery shopping lol! But considering I can have a glass of wine while I shop, it might be well worth it! I was really impressed with the variety of fresh items they had on display! The store itself is not to big, but they really did a nice job marketing and organizing it. They have all kinds of stuff even a cookie bar, not to mention their fresh pastries. They have an olive bar which is pretty impressive. A salad bar so you can create your own salad. They even serve fresh pizza. The restaurant part is really creative the menu options are enticing, and really delicious. The drinks are really good as well! I recommend the nutty bird, that was my favorite. It tastes like an apple pie!!! We were down there for a Yelp event so I couldn't tell you to much about the prices. But overall I can't wait to come back and actually shop here, and try some more of their drinks and menu options!

I absolutely love grocery shopping here. The staff are friendly and helpful. I fee safe because I see that the employees are constantly sanitizing the carts. Also, they have sanitizer containers so that the customers can pump on their hands as they shop. Every time I ask an employee for help, they stop what they're doing and they take me to the correct place.

This is one of Whole Foods' worst stores in its portfolio. Things are never as polished here as they are at other bigger and better locations. I can't tell you how many times I've walked in at lunch time to find the pizza station unstaffed, understaffed, no pizza, old pizza etc. The same is true with the hot foods, a fraction of what is available at other locations is available here, if it's even available at all. You may even walk in and find the bread sold out at 7pm on a Friday evening. El Paso is too much a Wal Mart crowd to support a store like this and I guess the store has to run at a minimum to keep from folding. It's a real shame.

Oh Whole Foods... from your grocery items, to your bar, to your meat products, to your local coffee and honey, to your yoga apparel and essential oils station, I am THE happiest person in El Paso! Customer service is exceptional here, people! USE THEIR STAFF! They know what they are doing and they are there to help you find what you're looking for! These people have been trained to know their products!!! My best friend and I recently went in to look for some essential oils for our essential oil diffusers, (fancy, oh so classy, right?) and had a very easy time finding what we needed. Very impressed with the extensive collection of oils, organic and non-organic. They even sell essential oil mixtures for different remedies and moods you might be feeling. Their aisles of products are always clean and tidy! No messy Walmart aisles with random ketchup packets smeared on the floor. Everything is SO easy to find. Labels will be your best friend here! I find myself coming back here at least once a week...I can't seem to stay away! Definitely check this place out if you haven't yet, you won't be disappointed.

Shopping at Whole Foods is a great way to support local businesses without having to sacrifice the ability to patronize a huge faceless corporation, it's a win-win. Cynicism aside, it's really cool to see the great effort Whole Foods makes to incorporate local products into their offerings, from selling Bella Cora baked treats, to using Ode and Deadbeach brewery products to marinade and flavor their meats, to featuring art from Creative Kids on their reusable bags and rewarding having the knowledge that they do. There is a palpable El Pasoness to the store that makes it different from WFs I've been to elsewhere. Whole Foods isn't, and won't likely ever be, my regular grocery store, I'm totes cool with gluten, but I do come here for certain items like high-end and hard to find deli meats or magic apple juice to bathe my turkey in. And I use the opportunity to treat myself to some fancy sweets, like a mochi ice cream ball or five. The shopping experience is generally enjoyable, the store is well lit and kept very clean, Wi-Fi is excellent, and it's the sort of place where attractive women in yoga pants like to congregate. Not bad at all!

I want to congratulate you for an excellent Valentine's Day dinner , although it was a little bit disorganize at the beginning , it was the perfect spot to be on Valentines Day....all the food pairing with wines was excellent idea, it was the perfect Valentine's Day dinner hopefully you will keep on doing it

In general I like this Whole Foods, but ever since amazon bought them I feel it went slightly downhill with some areas. The meat and fish are amazing, market prices so it can be a little costly depending on time of year for some fish. They've a great variety of cheese, veggies are always fresh, beautiful flowers... just a wonderful edition to the city of El Paso.

The exterior of this whole foods is pretty, however, the inside was a let-down. We made a quick stop in to grab some waters, strawberries and yogurt. In the produce section there were only two packages of strawberries - both moldy. We changed our selection from strawberries to bananas and went on to get our other items. While heading to the register to checkout, we saw a larger selection of strawberries. We happily went to get some only to find that every package we were grabbing out of there was also moldy. This whole foods also seemed to have a much smaller selection/availability of items. Typically, I love Whole Foods, but this one was a dud.

OMMMMMYYGUUUURRR!!! This place is healthy eating, activist loving, true hugging, gains life living heaven. Everything about this place screams different in a good way. The whole foods supermarket/experience is something I've been looking for, and even though it took a few hours to get here, it was worth the drive. First off this whole foods is pretty brand spanking new. Within the next 120+miles there is nothing like it especially getting into southern NM your pretty much out of luck. They have a wide variety of food ranging from your run of the mill veggies which happen to be harvested and raised organically to out of the ordinary products like super friendly soaps and almost every imaginable fruit/veggie being juiced. What amazed me was the variety within the store itself. they got a playroom for the kiddos, a tap room for the adults, a bakery, HUGE premade food section, decent booze selection butcher's, largish seafood selection and a coffee stand all within one store. Making the journey here was definitely worth it. They got a fridge full of self serve ice cream mochi (chewy soft rice dough with a soft creamy ice cream center) which is unheard of in southern New Mexico and parts of Texas as well. They have a decent selection of fresh made foods like chicken tiki masala. Need some rice with that ? You have basmati rice already made and some Naan right next to it. Feeling like a little chipotle action ? Grab a bowl which is actually reusable tell them what you want and try out the cactus salsa as well as the pickled onions on top. Lastly you can a enjoy a drink while cruising the aisles the carts even have cup holders. But this is only a part of the many surprises found here. As with any whole foods your gonna pay a little bit more for the variety and selection as well as the freshness. But you can also find some locally sourced squashes and gourds for cents at the pound. For you electric car lovers there is even a place to charge up while your shopping. Overall this place is a gem. Whenever I'm making a trip into town I know to bring a cooler with me to stock up on supplies for the long trip back home. You'll never go here with out finding some new or intriguing product you didn't see before. Best part if you leave this place hungry you are either cooking at home or have great self control, because it's easy to have almost half your budget spent here on premade foods for the whole week leaving you to decide which drink to enjoy with the rest of your budget

Nice new beautiful store. Huge! They have a gorgeous sitting area both inside and out. A nice balcony to sit at with comfy seats and rockers. The restaurant has delicious burgers. Love this new store!

This is my favorite place to come buy groceries. Fresh and variety of items that you won't find in other supermarkets. I come here mostly for lunch in the food court area. There Buffett style salads are fresh and allow for you to pick your choice of healthy items. I definitely recommend stopping by at least once to experience the difference to Walmart or Albertsons.

Wow, this location is still the best in the chain! We've been to a lot of Whole Foods locations, and this one stands head and shoulders above the rest. The prepared food selection is outstanding. The salad bar is fresh and well stocked. It should be mandatory for Managers from the B and C locations to come visit (I'm looking at you Newport Beach, Mandeville & Miami Beach). The whole store is immaculate. Whether you live here, or are just passing through, it's worth it to stop just to see what an A+ location looks like. I hope Corporate rewards the Managers and Staff. They deserve it.

I've never officially gone grocery shopping here but I can see myself grabbing certain items in the near future (spiralized veggies!). I mostly come to Whole Foods for the cafeteria/self-serve meals, sushi, and the mochi ice cream. The prices are steep so this is only on occasion but I've been pleased each time I've grabbed a bite to eat. They also have a very nice study area upstairs. I love natural light while studying! They also have plenty of outlets! You mighty want to bring a long charger just in case you can't sit right next to an outlet though. I will say that the prices are steep for a student budget so beware. As far as groceries, I cannot comment.

I really don't LOVE grocery shopping. I've taken to the Walmart pickup service just to avoid having to do it. However...if I lived on the west side of this town, I'm pretty sure I would be grocery shopping on the daily, just to hang out in Whole Foods! Yes, yes Dorothy you're not in Walmart anymore! There's no place like Whole Foods. Wine & beer extravaganza! You know I like my beers! You can eat a meal, shop thousands of high quality foods like, organic produce, cage free eggs, meats, cheeses, bakery foods, sushi, beautiful salad & soup bar to go, coffee, tea....and so much more. I live to far to enjoy it as much as I would like to but if I did...sigh.

They don't call Whole Foods whole paycheck for no reason. It's rare that I come here unless I want to get food from the salad bar. The salad bar food is very good. They have a variety of fresh fruits and veggies. There's also a variety of meats they offer in their hot bar. I've had their curry chicken and others. They've all been tasty. The cost depends on the weight of the food. Their rice and egg rolls are yum...but they also aren't cheap. A slice of pizza costs around $10. That's insane! I've also tried their bowl of noodles and it wasn't my favorite. It was around $10 and didn't really have a good flavor, kind of bland. I've wanted to try one of their cakes but I feel like $20 is too much money for a small cake. Another plus is that they have an extensive beer and wine selection. I got a bottle of Portuguese wine for $10. Whole Foods also sells items from local businesses. I like that! I've also come to pick up a package I was expecting from Amazon. I had it sent there in case I wasn't home and it showed up. One other thing that I've found out is that it's free to book the conference room upstairs for a meeting. I don't know how much time in advance you have to let them know but it's a good resource to use/have. Overall, I like Whole Foods. I just wish they'd come down on their prices! I read they're expected to. I'm still waiting...

First off: I LOVE their macarons. They are absolutely great, but I come here every Tuesday & Thursday during my lunch break and I've been noticing a habit of hard & older selections. But it makes sense when I see dated containers at 2/22, 2/23, 2/24 & 2/26 but I wrote this review on 2/27 alongside pictures that I posted.

This is my favorite place. They have the freshest meat and seafoods and vegetables. Everything here is so great and yummy.

This Whole Foods is located on the busy N Mesa St. The place has plenty of gourmet groceries. I like their buffet-like take out. Highly recommend this supermarket for those with high end tastes.

Love coming here ! Love the food and everything about it ! Very healthy food and at a decent price ! Staff are pretty nice here overall and better than other food markets !!

Worst WFM I've been to. Their CB closes at 1 and every other time I've gone, they have a sign up that says they'll be closed for 30 minutes, further compounding the issue that their hours are so limited. They also have an extremely limited menu. Very incompetently ran store in general.