Whole Foods Market

I’m not sure if Whole Foods is responsible for hiring at the Amazon booth, but there was this woman with really long fake eyelashes and a mask (in case she gave me a fake name.) named Danielle. I believe she is the same person I had an issue with about a year ago- when she had an absolute banshee shriek meltdown at myself and another customer while we were trying to return an Amazon package, and wasn’t sure of how to use the kiosk. This time she was just abhorrently rude. At least there wasn’t crazed banshee shrieking this time, but I really wish there were other Amazon drop off options as convenient. That woman has issues.

You find many natural foods, many of them very healthy, and many of them with less damaging ingredients. Very nice variety. Very good for vegans and vegetarian or any person that wants to add some health to their lives.

A group of us stopped in for lunch Sept. 27th at 1:00 pm because we love that everyone can pick and choose what they like after a morning of hiking. The food bars were not filled, the pizza was cold and when told the clerk there was no drinking water he said they were short handed and he couldn’t refill the container. Even after an hour it still wasn’t refilled. The bathroom is a combo lock. Even that it was disgustingly filthy. Sedona’s WF is always top notch. Step up your team work Flagstaff WF.

Went into whole foods and noticed a ready to eat hot meal that had a price of 0.08¢. went to purchase that item and cashier denied the sale with an attitude. She acted like it was my fault it was priced or labeled incorrectly like I was a criminal. Not my fault it was an error and I should have still been able to get it for that price.

Never have I been to a whole food that has literally 1 vegan option at the hot bar. All they had was a samosa not one other thing. And their sandwich and pizza bar didn’t have a vegan option. Also their premade cold case, not one thing. I know Whole Foods is becoming more of a scam but still shocking to see how much they have given up.

Nice store with plenty of products. Petticoat is a little high. When we couldn't find what we were looking for, the person stocking wasn't much help. But relativity friendly. It seemed pretty busy.

The amazing crew members here make my daily shopping routine a pleasure instead of a chore. They always go above and beyond to provide excellent service and start my day off on the bright side with their friendly smiles and genuine care for me as a customer. Reliable selection of quality products, fresh produce, and service with a smile, keep up the fantastic work I appreciate you all so much!

I wrote a review a day ago. WF responded to contact "us directly". Like they really care. THEY DON"T. It's a run around contact that takes you no where in connecting with WF. We will not be returning to the Flagstaff location. There are other WF that care and maintain the merchandie supply, have welcoming customer service and have clean stores. What a disgrace for Flag.

We've been fortunate to spend time in Flagstaff as a family each summer for as far back as I can recall, and every trip here, I find so much joy doing my shopping at this Whole Foods Market. Yes, it's smaller than many WFMs, but remember, we're in a small town! Staff is friendly, food is fresh, check-out is fast and efficient, there is a decent variety of brands and products, a sit-down area to eat if you're wanting to dine on premises, convenient parking, etc... Note: the coffee / juice bar and deli area hours are not the same as the store, but you can always find what you need. Enjoy your time and fresh food in Flag!

Best Fried Cod in town in their deli section. Ample seating. They have daily meal specials. Their burgers and fries are good. The young woman that worked there offered to deep fry the tortillas for the tacos

Small for a whole foods and awkwardly laid out. We stopped in because this whole foods was on our route to our camping spot. It was a bit of a frustrating stop and we almost left to go to another store. Food selection: There was no bulk section in this store. That was pretty disappointing for us. It was made up for by the larger than expected cheese section ! Parts of the produce needed to be refilled. We stopped in on a Saturday at 5pm and noticed that produce we wanted were running quite low. For those that weren't, they're was a noticeable amount that was over-rip (especially in the tomato area). There was a pre-made food and sushi section. A lot of that was in need of refill as well. Size/layout: The store was smaller than we expected and probably the smallest whole foods I have been to. This is not necessarily an issue except that it limited selection. It also wasn't laid out well - there were choke points all over the store which created lots of traffic in those areas. Prices: While we do expect to pay a certain higher amount at whole foods, the prices here compared to Texas were incredibly inflated. I'm sure they're comparable with other stores in the area but definitely something to be aware of. Parking: There's quite a large parking lot for rhe size of the store, so plenty parking ! Misc; There is a bar/restaurant plus inside and patio seating for it. The shopping carts are quite far from the entrance door. We actually didn't see them at first because of this and took a hand basket. They do have an Amazon return and pickup

Grocery pickup & self service hot ready made Pizza ambiance just right today. Been craving pizza but didn't wanna waste a whole pizza so this was perfect.

This is a great stop when passing through! Not only are the bathrooms clean, but they have healthy food options and amazing sandwiches. I ordered one of my new favorites, the turkey, bacon, avocado sandwich on a ciabatta roll. The staff are friendly and helpful, and I would return.

Good selection of foods, supplements and grab n' go items. Customer service is hit or miss. A few employees who have been there a while like Alred are super helpful, some of the others are less helpful/friendly. New college hires have been really friendly! Overall easy to shop, helpful when you need an item you can't find. The bakery does a great job accommodating and offering options, and the butchers are the best we have dealt with. Always helpful always share cooking tips and ideas and have never steered me wrong!

My review is only for the bakery department. I ordered a 6" Berry Chantilly cake for my son's birthday from here a week before pick up. I was on hold for a long time and they had to transfer me again since no one picked up. Once I got on the phone with someone, they were able to take my order quickly and asked me about customizing options. I ordered the cake with no almonds on the side and Happy Birthday writing on the cake. The day of pick up, I arrived to the Whole Foods, but couldn't figure out how to get someone to help me. There didn't seem to be a person assigned to the bakery department, people were just walking behind the counter doing other things, no one asked me if I needed help. I eventually saw an older gentleman walk up to the bakery counter and he was able to get assistance. So once he left, I asked the man working for my cake order. He was helpful and brought out my cake and mentioned that I should leave the top a little bit open so I don't squish the cake down and ruin it. Service here is good, once you can get someone to help you. The cake itself was delicious - it's not super sweet like other supermarket cakes! It was my first time eating this, but came highly recommended from a friend. I now know why it's a cult favorite!

I was here for the cheese and they didn't disappoint. The variety was great, and I had some new finds! Check out was fast and friendly. The store location had a decent parking lot, too, and it wasn't hard to get in and out.

During a recent trip to Flagstaff, this Whole Foods was the closest to our airbnb. It's smaller than other Wholefoods stores we frequent, but it met all of our needs. It always nice to be able to find all your regular grocery items when you're on the road. We found everyone to be very nice and the store is well appointed.

This seems like probably the smallest Whole Foods I've shopped at. They pack in as much as they can in this space which makes it feel a bit cramped as a result. I was looking for some items that the Whole Foods I regularly shop at has but was sadly disappointed that they didn't offer it.

I have always really liked Whole Foods cakes because they aren't overly sweet or artificial tasting like other grocery store bakeries. For my daughters 9th birthday, we couldn't find a baker in town with availability. So, I turned to Whole Foods, and they DID NOT disappoint! My daughter LOVES cheetahs and wanted a cheetah themed cake. The decorator absolutely exceeded expectations! My daughter described to her what she wanted, and the decorator was extremely accommodating and executed it flawlessly! She did an amazing job on the decorations! I'm really impressed!

Thank you so much Rachel in the Bakery department! My wedding cake was beautiful! Everyone loved the design and taste of the cake and kept asking where the cake was from! You are amazing! Thank you for making this happen for me!

This is the nicest Whole Foods I w ever been in. And I've been to many all over the country! Staff is wonderful and the produce and meats are fresh! Love!

This Whole Foods is underwhelming. I get that it's a smaller location but it was very limited. I was craving coconut milk yogurt but this location doesn't carry it. The cereal section was empty. The wine area was quite hefty though! I can see where they display more focus for business demands.

Since there isn't a Whole Foods in my area, I need to drive an hour to get to the closest one to me. I've always been a Whole Foods and quite honestly I think I will always be. This is particular location is the only one that is located in Flagstaff. It is located right across an apartment complex and other shops nearby. This store is on the smaller side of the ones I normally go to but still has a great variety. Staff here are friendly and parking is awesome. They also offer grocery pick up which is great for on the go.

Normally everyone is sweet and helpful but I had an awful experience. They forgot to put my lunch from the hot bar in my bag so I got home hungry and noticed it wasn't in the bag :(. I called they didn't apologize for any inconvenience made it seem like it was my fault and told me they couldn't find my lunch but to come back later for a refund. I had to come back later because I had work and the woman was rude telling us that they had the food sitting there all day waiting for us to come get it. She didn't believe us when we told her the woman in the phone said she did not find it. They gave us a refund but the were no apologies from the inconvenience they caused by making a mistake. Extremely rude / horrible customer service. I come to the store at least 4-5 times a week and spend a ton of money so I can't believe I got treated with such disrespect.

This is the WORST managed WHOLE FOODS in the country. Fish is terrible -- meet is not fresh, salad bar is never refilled in a timely manner. I live here but continue to drive to Sprouts... Will the corporate office please get there act together and take note .. I just spent 2 weeks in SD area and ( Del Mar , PB, ) visited Scottsdale WHOLE FOODS and these managers or districts are on the point ... Why is Flagstaff so terrible with product and freshness-- must be a new management training store-- loosing business abs money .. BTW I'm a stock owner in AMAZON !

Nice Whole Foods that is exactly like others that I have visited, except perhaps the bakery section (our target on this evening supply mission for dessert) was a little small. That said, I had a tasty banana bread slice and my mom had a muffin that she pronounced as excellent. Service was good from a super friendly check-out gal. I now have a reusable Whole Foods Flagstaff bag that says "Route 66" on it. #winning!

It's everything that you'd expect from a Whole Foods. Produce isn't the greatest but definitely isn't cheap and you get to experience people who look as soft as pudding give you the attitude you'd expect from the host at a super exclusive French restaurant. Pizza is pretty good though.

Best gelato ever!!! Wish you carried some of the top flavors? Where did they go? Ohh know.

Let me start by saying I'm a big Whole Foods fan. It's by far the easiest place to find genuine real food that isn't loaded with sugar or other garbage. I've gone to this WF a few times to grab a salad or something from their hot bar without any complaints. It's not like some of the larger WF but it's got enough to get by. Biggest complaint is the breakfast bar that I visited for the first time today. The breakfast potatoes were awful...undercooked and oddly seasoned. I always thought it was impossible to screw up potatoes but they did. Luckily bacon was edible and mostly saved the day.

Don't bother going in !!! Horrible service and staff is useless. Only one in line for coffee for 8 minutes (after I looked at time) then I get oh I'll be right with you. To many small market places to go to !!! Spend your money there please.

I love this Whole Foods. They have a great selection of a variety of foods, and their prepared food is phenomenal. Super nice and helpful staff, and I come here all the time. Btw their sandwiches are DELICIOUS!!!

Flagstaff finally has a Whole Foods Market. When I lived there almost 20 years ago, the options for natural and organic foods were limited, but now NAU students and locals have an additional place to eat healthy, or at least eat less unhealthy. Their smaller sized market is along Butler between downtown and Sam's Club. The layout is a little different than a traditional Whole Foods, but this one does have nice produce and prepared foods sections. There is a good selection of local foods too including that wonderful Flagstaff honey. Beer and wine are available too. Still, this location seems a bit out of place for the area. I did not get a similar feel here compared to other Whole Foods, but I would probably shop here all the time if I lived in Flagstaff. The location is a bit inconvenient for travelers, but may be perfect for students.

Very nice clean and new Whole Foods! The employees are very nice and friendly. It's a smaller store than I'm used to but bigger isn't always better. All the aisle were clean. The fruits and veggie department looked nice and fresh. The only thing I would say is the meat section smelled a little meaty lol. Weird I know but the meat departments normally don't smell to me. And they just got a shipment so there were boxes still out.

Clean, small, and filled with so many vegetarian and vegan goodies. I really enjoy this Whole Foods. Not sure why so many low reviews whining about cost. Newsflash...there are a multitude of grocery stores in Flag! No one is forcing you to shop here. Moving on, the juice/smoothie bar is my favorite section. Always tastes fresh and healthy, great for a pick me up. Their veg frozen section is amazing too. So many good options. Never knew frozen vegan mini corn dogs existed, but they're sold here! And bless Whole Foods for carrying them. For a smaller store, the natural personal health section is pretty extensive. Love the macaron bin near the baked goods. Truly a struggle to not buy an entire box. All in all, a good store offering a nice selection of vegetarian/vegan options. Wish it were a little closer to me, but worth the trip and all the veg goodies.

Great prices for an acai bowl or smoothie but the workers at the smoothie bar aren't very nice :(

Whole foods FLAG shines compared to WF Sedona. Particularly the hot food bar. In Sedona it is consistently tastless, "laying out too long", and never feels amazing or gratifying. In Flag I have actually had some good hot fish... unlike Sedona where I have never found ONE thing that makes me want to go back. But the best prepared food offerings is WF IN Venice, CA. I wonder why they can't delivery consistency among the stores?

The vegan pizza we ordered from the deli had ham in it and no eggplant. 2 Stars because, despite the ham, they DO at least offer a vegan pizza.

I visited Flagstaff over the holidays and stopped by Whole Foods to get some groceries. Caleb was friendly and greeted us when we walked in. He did a great job making sure everything was sanitized and clean. It was our first time in this Whole Foods and we loved it.

The deli is not as glamorous as you would think. And they forgot the condiments to my 8$ sandwich. So yeah not going there again.. Sorry not sorry you need better sandwich makers who know how to read the check boxes. Don't go here make your own.

Still no amazon prime discount. They've improved their cold and hit bars, however... Please learn how to cook chicken. Its not that hard. I understand you have recipes and procedures to flow that standardize your food somewhat. But dear God. Clean your chicken better. Actually sear it. Had the BBQ chicken. 5/2/18 at noon. It was fatty and covered in semi cooked skin. No searing. The sauce was borderline flavorless. I added bbq sauce which was equally horrible. Get someone in that kitchen that knows how to cook meat.

I always come here and feel like it's over priced. The one thing I would recommend about this place is its' alcohol selection, but even then you can find better local options at McGaughs. They have the Beyond Brat which is cool, and the restaurant in Whole Foods is expensive.

Found stuff here I haven't seen in WFs in Los Angeles. Check the beer section, they have some good local brews.

Counted 5 people walking around inside the store without masks or COVID PPE ... so I turned around and left. I won't be coming back until after this pandemic clears up... it's just not worth the risk, especially when there are other organic / all natural grocery options in town. For example, I've seen Sprouts employees not only ask people to put on masks, but also to wear them correctly (cover their nose/not wear it like a chin strap).

What a disaster. I came in for shopping and could find nothing other than food out of date, prepared foods I would struggle to feed my doggies. They were out of mist things and being used to Whole Foods in the valley this was disappointing. At least the elk enjoyed the apples as they went off within 2 days.

Just checked out and had the absolute best service from Cashier Jessica (short reddish hair) and bagger Christine (long hair, pony tail). Just a basic shopping strip but given the crazy COVID situation and what is usually a stressful outing these days was made so pleasant by these ladies positive attitude, patience and help. These gals deserve a raise. Thank you for being rockstars and keepin such a badass attitude

I love Whole Foods but the service at this one needs a little help. Young workers standing around talking instead of helping customers.

The absolute worst service in town! All the other grocers usually have people bagging your purchases. There's no way I'll bag my own stuff at the highest priced place around. It's incredibly difficult to get anyone to help you when you need it. Employees are usually standing around chatting and joking instead of working. On top of all that, it's got to be the smallest Whole Foods on the planet. Stinks! Horrible Management! Get somebody in here from the corporate office and fix it. Geez!

I have seen the bad reviews and I absolutely don't understand? I always shop at Whole Foods Market and now that I moved to Flagstaff I'm shopping at this Whole Foods Market. From the first moment I found everybody super friendly. There is a special wine that I love and I used to buy that in Sedona but this store didn't have it so I spoke to the wine sales person and they actually instantly ordered it and now I have my wine in this store as well but this is that the only incident I found everybody is super helpful.

We came to eat lunch here at the Eat Real Food bar. Omg. You don't put an older woman behind the bar who has no idea what she is doing. I waited forever trying to explain that Pinot Grigio is a white wine. She offered a Pinot Noir. I said I wanted a white wine. Then she took forever ringing up my order. Smh. By the time I got to my food it was cold. Ugh.

Friendly folks Good food A nice fun clean ambiance Clean eating area with fresh water available Very nice selection of groceries and cooked food ! We had a very nice visit and enjoyed the food

Naturally, it's a bit pricey depending on what you're purchasing. But I definitely recommend their hot bar!!! Very useful to pick something up when I don't feel like cooking that particular night. Also, if you're willing to splurge then their mochi is divine! Varies from $2 per piece, $10 for a six pack or $20 for a dozen. The staff are friendly, which is especially important since I typically opt for self-checkout lines (*cough* crippling social anxiety).

My roommates and I headed over to whole foods to find an amazing deal on some plants for $4.99. We were incorrectly charged 20.00 and when we addressed the two managers and the woman working at the register(Christine), we were treated very poorly. Christine talked down to us and was very resentful towards us when we wanted the price the item was marked at. I get that it was an hour before the end of her night but that behavior was so unprofessional and inappropriate.

One star for the bakery. We bought a baguette yesterday for dinner and it was stale, basically crouton quality, tried to return it today and basically the response was indifference and no offer of a refund. So if you like stale bread or need croutons buy your bread here, otherwise go somewhere else for bread, i.e. Right down the parking lot.

We have had two disgusting events happen at this whole food store. My husband and I like to stop by occasionally for pastry in the morning and twice, count them, TWICE we've looked into the pastry bin, which is covered, and found gnats and other bugs flying around and landing on the pastries. Unbelievable!! And when we told one of the employees he said in a too calm voice, I'll let someone know. What??!!! I do not trust any of their food especially prepared food from there. Either whole Foods standards have dropped or this particular Whole Foods just doesn't care. Whatever the reason, never again will we eat there! Also, BTW the last time my husband had a breakfast sandwich there, he became terribly ill. And that was all he ate that day, because he couldn't hold anything down after that! Terrible.

Well, I can't say if they are a little more accommodating in store, but I called them to ask if they carried a certain product. The gentleman on the phone didn't even understand what I was saying, when he finally got it, he didn't know what it was. He asked 'me' what department it might be in and I offered "Maybe supplements?". When he put me on hold to transfer me to that department after 5 minutes they disconnected me. I didn't bother to call back since no one knew what the product even was. Customer service would have been better if they just said they didn't carry it. :(

Here's a weird one: You know how they're supposed to be lowering prices for Amazon Prime members? And how they've already posted a bunch of signage and in-store ads to that effect? We asked about it in checkout and the cashier said, "We don't really know what's going on with that; they're still figuring it out." Wat?

This WF is a bummer. Some the new checkout clerks are great - well kempt, focused, and friendly. Others seem oblivious to the fact that they are supposed to be providing customer service. They take up entire halves of aisles to refill shelves and are unclear on what certain items are - I even had the butcher tell me how organic chicken is the same as unorganic, which seems off-brand, to say the least. The hot bar..is a hot mess. The WF breakfast oatmeal bar has been a morning staple and ritual for me in many places I have lived. Unfortunately, at the WF the oatmeal bar is horrendous. It's barely up and running by 8:45, but don't get too excited, all you'll find is dry, brittle oatmeal, and toppings that double for the salad bar (no fresh berries, chia seeds, or dried fruits). Forget any of the other items - the salads look sad and the toppings are inconsistent, and the other random items always look like leftovers and never quite go together. The prepared foods are also strange. No burrito bar. Not sure if there's a deli. The sushi never has enough chopsticks and soy sauce. The "bakery" always seems stale beyond repair - and often with flies in the cases (half of one plexi glass case door has been missing for months). The pizza always seems like someone just left half of their pizza there. I confusingly asked the guy if I could order a pizza and he was like "oh we don't really do pizza but I could make you one (as I gaze even more confused at the slices of pizza on the counter wondering where they came from)"...I asked for a menu and he told me they didn't have one and I could just ask him for the toppings I wanted ...leading to me just listing things that sound like they go on pizza and after him replying they didn't have 80% of the items, leaving. The thing is, I love WF. I used to work there. In the past, I have regularly opted to eat there instead of at a restaurant or at home. I own a house near this one, and enjoy the thought that my home value will probably increase just because of my proximity to WF. However, this WF needs a major reality check. It's basically an Albertson's with mood lighting. Please fix your hot bar and have it open when you open. Please train your employees (When I worked at WF, my training was more intense than my driver's license and lifeguard certification classes combined). Please offer delicious foods I can't find anywhere else. I know you can do it. I believe. I hope we can make things right between us, and know it's not too late. But your are going to need to look inside yourself (literally look inside the store and see how the credit card banners and severely limited free range, fermented, and local options are hurting US) and do the hard work to get yourself back to where you were a few years ago. I hope there's an us again, but right now, I just don't know.