Whole Foods Market

Wow. Ordering a custom cake is a joke. Tried to call to order a customized cake for my daughter’s birthday, but they say we have to order it online. So we order online, and it says we can’t customize it that we have to call in after the purchase is made so they can apply the customization to the confirmed order. Cool. We jump through all the hoops for them to write on the cake. We’re good, right? The Amazon/Whole Foods order confirmation said it should be ready on the day of. But on the day of, it was never ready. Like a shipping tracker that shows the steps of the order, it looked like it hadn’t even been made. When we arrive at Whole Foods, we go to the bakery to get the cake. A lady says that custom cakes can’t be picked up here. We have to go to customer service. So we go to customer service. They explain that the cake is not here. It’s in the bakery. But they’ll go get it for us. She brings the cake back, and if you’ve been reading this far you probably know what’s coming next. No customization on the cake. At this point my wife and I are past the angry frustration to the laughing frustration, like, how much more complicated and convoluted can it get? Pure foolishness. In 2025, with the eCommerce functionality and backing of freaking Amazon, it’s mind boggling that I’m writing this review. At least we got the cake. That’s better than expected at this point.

I had never been to this store before and I really liked it! It has many special products and a huge variety of them; all of them are of very good quality! It has wide aisles full of delicious things, everything is very tidy and very clean! The staff is very friendly too!

I always enjoy Whole Foods. Every person that works there always has a smile on their face and is happy to answer any questions I might have. They are friendly and helpful. Never a bad experience in all the years I have shopped at any Whole Foods store. They set the bar high. They always have a large selection or variety for most anything I'm shopping for. Options are good! Even though the location I went to this time is undergoing a remodel in store at they have always handled that very Tastefully, and continued to provide access to all parts of the store in an easy to navigate manner.

the food is absolutely awful here. that entire hot bar section, and on a friday night there’s only 3 options? mac n cheese, chicken fingers and mash potatoes. really? dont get me started on the cold bar. every single time ive come here, the cold bar is in terrible shape. the lettuce is welted and rubbery, as well as the cucumber. the chicken is so over cooked, my fork cannot even puncture the meat. it’s hard like rocks. why is it cut so big? the pasta salad is always empty. it’s like no one pays attention to the area at all. the dressings are all empty, the salmon tastes old. why is the cucumber soggy and mushy? it’s like nothing is at temp. it’s really frustrating cause ive given this place multiple tries and every single time no matter what i get it’s never good, in fact it’s actually terrible. i will unfortunately not be coming back here to eat, ever!

I want to love this place. It has a good selection of quality items but the staff is always so insufferable. It's sad when the girl working the Amazon return desk is the friendliest person in the place. Too many choices to feel like your being judged or that you're an annoyance when you're shopping.

I've spent an average of $8000.00 a year here for the last 8 or more years. This store consistently has the rudest, nastiest cashiers I've ever encountered. I could go on and on and give a detailed account of my many unpleasant, unwelcomed experiences here. Well, this last time, I've had my fill. I'm so over it, never shopping here again!

Whole Foods gets five stars from me solely for their berry Chantilly cake. Truly, no one does it quite like them. It’s light, fresh, perfectly sweet, and somehow manages to feel indulgent and refreshing all at once. It’s become my go-to cake for every occasion. Whether it’s a birthday, a tv-show watch party, or a last-minute “just because,” this cake never misses. If you know, you know.

I love shopping at whole foods but the bakery section has always been a problem. The breads are almost always not available, it’s very hard to talk to the staff members (they ignore you while standing right in front of you. Don’t think they do it on purpose but maybe they are burnt out?). The staff members in this store are generally very upset or dissatisfied. I stopped frequenting here cuz of this issue and if I must visit, I race through and grab my stuff and leave.

Great store Everybody is helpful and friendly. I really appreciate them here. I just wish they had somebody who made keys.

This is one of the worst whole foods I've ever been to. No matter what time/day the pizza looks as hard as a rock as if it's sat out all day, ditto for the sushi. I literally stood behind the deli counter for 5 minutes while the clerk ignored me and sliced meat and then when he was done said, "this is for you, right?" Like what? Only bright spot is the meat and seafood staff who are helpful and courteous.

So disappointed, I feel like I'm in California and having to purchase plastic bags to carry my groceries out.

My last experience at this store made me skeptical to go here again but I wants to give it another try. Since I haven't been here in a while, I was looking for items and had hard time finding them. I saw a few employees but they walked hurriedly by so I was unable to catch them without screaming at them. I finally went to the deli area and was able to find a friendly person who was able to help me find the greeting cards. He was great and that's the reason for the three stars. As I was looking through the greeting cards, the lady at the flower shop was there and said nothing as she pushed my cart aside to put her boxes away. And then the checkout lady didn't speak to the person in front of me as she check him out and also didn't say a word to me as she rang up my stuff and gave me my receipt. It's hilarious that they work so hard not to speak to their customers. I guess I will cross this store off my list.

Worst bakery / cafeteria Whole Foods I've ever been to. I like to go about an hour or 2 before they close and their food is always put up and they have the hardest chocolate chip cookies ever!!

I pretty much only shop at this Whole Foods. They have a great variety of produce and other foods. Being a prime member has its perks with their different deals. Unfortunately, many times I go (which is at least once a week, sometimes more) some of the girls at the register are SO unpleasant. Often won't say a word to you through the whole transaction and have grumpy looks on their faces. It's so awkward. Cheer up or go home.... That's my only complaint. The store is great otherwise. All of the men that work here have been nothing but kind and helpful, but there are a handful of girls that need an attitude check.

I was disappointed with the rude service in the bakery today. The person that waited on me was so put out when I asked for a specific caramel cheesecake. She was irritated because she had to stretch her arm to the front of the display box and even told me that she made them all today and they were all the same. When I asked for the one I wanted, she rolled her eyes and was completely put out. Too bad for her. She clearly was having a rough day.

I drive 1/2 hour to shop at this store yet every time I come looking for items that should be available on the shelves , they are out of them . They just say they are sorry !!! Which doesn't help me . No one seems to want to help customers . I will have to find another store to shop at as this store is not willing to help their customers.

This store has serious leadership problems. First, you shut down the smoothie bar saying you can't find help while I see 4 or 5 people at the return counter talking and looking at their phones. You are completely out of stock on prepared wraps and pizzas every day, every hour. On Saturday we bought 3 packaged organic, free range chicken breasts and a baguette to make chicken soup for some important guests. The chicken was tough and stringy, and the baguette was as hard as a rock. So the dinner was ruined. We pay premium prices and expect high quality food. Your store is very busy, but unless you focus on being in stock with quality products and providing better customer service, you'll be standing in your store alone.

Very poor service. Staff are all preoccupied doing tasks versus servicing their customers. Coffee bar closed until further notice with no appologies.

Of what I saw all was organized and cleaned. Nice customer service. Great transaction. I did just buy a small item but nevertheless it was a great experience.

I'm giving it a 3 based on my needs and experience, but recognize that if I had a dietary restriction or allergy that this would probably have a greater value to me and would most likely be 4 stars. I've never been all that interested in going to a Whole Foods but I did stop by a couple of weeks ago when I needed a to go meal for lunch and was in the area. The store is very nice and has a wide variety of offerings including bulk foods, wine, a bar, a salad bar, olive bar and appetizer area as well as bakery, deli and all the normal offerings. If you are looking for organic, you will find it here. I've never seen so many employees at a grocery store at 9am on a Tuesday. Though I rarely am at one at this time on a weekday due to my work schedule, I have been to a few. There were a ton of people there, but nobody spoke to me except at checkout (and that was the bare minimum necessary to complete the transaction). Nobody greeted me or smiled or asked if I needed help finding anything and I know half a dozen of them saw me wandering around looking for the ready made meal area. It's not a huge deal, but I get attentive service at Kroger and Winco, so I noticed. Something I don't typically see- they have digital price tags on their ice cream... which was $5.99. On the one hand- oh, fancy; on the other, are you going to raise the price by the time I get to the register? Lol. They had a lot of unusual items, I don't often see mochi and macarons so easily accessible in a grocery store, so kudos for that. At the time I was there, they didn't have the salad bar or appetizers completely setup but there is huge amount of space for it and a lot of seating in the corner, so I think their lunch selection has to be larger than most places. I was actually disappointed that I didn't get to see more of their offerings, I think they had the olive bar and four sides set up at the time. There were a huge amount of empty bins, so I am making the assumption that at some point during the day they are full of different options. If that's true then this and the bar and wine selection are probably the most notable ways they would outshine a Sprouts or Natural Grocers. When I found the ready to go meals section, I was satisfied with the types of selection in the refrigerators. I ended up getting a chicken scaloppini from that section and then looked at a small bakery display near the front. There were bagels, cookies and croissants. Since I hadn't had breakfast, I grabbed a plain croissant which looked like a good size. For my chicken scaloppini and croissant I paid $11.14. The croissant was cold and had an unpleasant, tough texture. Considering the time of day, I expected it to be from that morning, so I thought this was a bust. Might have been a fluke though. I actually enjoyed the scaloppini for a late lunch that day and even had enough to share some with a colleague. The taste was fine, the chicken was cooked well, the pasta was good. Even the portion was good for a meal! It's just that it wasn't worth nearly $8 when you compare it to what other stores are putting out. It was good... just not 'so much better than everyone else so I'll pay more' good. In any case, this place is not designed for me, I'm not the one who finds this super appealing. I find it somewhat appealing... but the high prices and indifferent service don't have me anxious to return. It's on my route, so I may stop in from time to time. After all, the layout is neat and the ready to go meal options can come in handy. If you are in need of organic items, you can stop in here and they do have a large selection.

I usually love this location and staff. I approached one staff member and she was so sweet and called over someone to help me with a vitamin that seemed to be out of stock in the shelves, she said maybe they did have more. The second staff member approached me ...I pointed at the tag "hi are there any more .." she walked past me and said no and she walked away chewing what seemed to be an apple lol. I was so confused but also it was so rude. The first staff member had called her over because she was in charge of the vitamins and body area. Instead she barely looked at home or gave me the opportunity to finish asking my question. I called the store to see if anyone could tell me when I could expect that vitamin back in stock but the same girl answered so I'm waiting to call back or go to the store when someone more helpful is there :( I have an autoimmune disease so I'm just wanting to try a vitamin that my doctor recommended. Usually I have a great experience here and the mangers are great.

Disappointed that they have closed the Coffee and Smoothie Bar. We have enjoyed drinking them during our frequent visits. Spoke with several employees who agree that it was a bad choice and that customers have been complaining about it. They say it was a "Regional decision" having to do with difficulty in hiring people top staff it. They say this as they have many employees wandering around the store on the times I have been there. Reinstate it!!!

I loved how reasonably sized this WholeFoods is. Most of the ones I have been to are a bit intimidating but this one was a great size to walk around and actually be able to find things pretty quickly. The layout was very nice and everything was nicely organized. The aisles were clean and everything was in order. They have an amazing food bar where you can to go healthy prepared foods. Their produce was neatly displayed and everything could easily be spotted. Other than having trouble finding help when shopping and walking around everything was dandy! The cashier and bagger was super nice and my sister got to try using her Amazon account to get a discount. It seemed to work fluidly and the cashier also seemed to know how to work things with that as well. There is plenty of parking. They could use a few more of the double carts. It was early afternoon on a weekday so I don't see why it would be hard to find one. We had to hunt one down and wait to take one from another customer who was almost done with theirs.

It's a pretty nice grocery store with upscale yuppie customers. They have a good selection of wine and spices. There's an electric vehicle charging station there but some idiot ran into the charging station post and it had been broken for a long time and it should be fixed when the electric post is knocked down into a tower of Pisa and dangerous with exposed hitje voltage electrical wire for charging electric vehicles.

So I'm not one to go and write any kind of review but this location has really gone out on a limb to make their customers feel important and safe. I thought I lost my wallet by leaving it in their cart last night when I left and called them before they even opened and they got back to me and multiple people were looking high and low for my wallet. They were so kind and reassured me they would keep an eye out for it. Thanks goodness I found it!!!!! But I will NEVER FORGET how they made me feel so important by calling me back and reassuring me and even caring for my situation. I will forever take my money to this location. Thank you so much. Also the cashier ringing me up last night was absolutely the sweetest human I've ever encountered. Hats off to you for amazing customer service ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!

I actually really do like this Whole Foods, and I'm unsure why all the poor reviews. When in the area I almost always make sure to make a pit stop here for all kinds of goodies. When I'm at Walmart, I have a hard time spending 2$ on an item, but for some reason I truly have no problem spending 3$ on a water with fruit floating in it. I like the unique selection here, and I eat vegan most nights so I find tons of stuff I like here. Of course, the price is high but I find the quality better than sprouts, as well as a better selection. Got to love the dessert selection here! I recently got a job in the area, and I've become the person that sits at Whole Foods and eats lunch. I like a lot of stuff on the salad bar and most of there ready to eat meals. (3.50 for one slice of pizza though,is cringeworthy especially when some slices are very small) I'm a big fan of the little cafeteria are as well. They keep it pretty clean, and I really love the selection of condiments they keep out for their guests. They have Crystal brand hot sauce, win! Floral selection here is also very good for the price just a small heads up!

it's like sprouts. kind of like a better variety sprouts. it feels nice to walk in, the little food area is really cool and it's really pretty. the workers don't seem super happy to be there & honestly i haven't had a great interaction. i don't miiiiiind not having a super intentional experience, but it's very dismissive at the registers.

So sad because I used to love this location! It seems like since Amazon took over it's gone downhill, more so in the prepared food options. We used to go at least once if not more a week for dinner. I feel like every time we visit there's less and less of a variety. When there is something worth trying the trays are typically empty. I do love their bakery, there is normally a wide array of options and they are willing to slice loaves for you if you ask. Their desserts are quite good as well and normally quite a few to choose from. They also have a great produce section with samples. It's a little more expensive than other places like Aldi's or Walmart but most of they time the taste is so much better. The service here is always top notch even when calling in to ask a question, you're not put on hold forever. This location also has a coffee bar, taco/burrito station, and small restaurant inside w/bar.

ATTENTION! Good people. Flock to this establishment like the geese outside my window by the pond. Never before have I seen so many olives. Mounds of olives. Mind you I eat olives like they little pills. The veggies are always crisp and perfect for any craft or home project you have for the weekend. I took my turtle Hamilton in with me so he could pick out his lettuce and this cute little stock boy made eye contact with me while I was perusing the assorted squash. Precious little blue eyes like a bowl of milk that has been soaking up just the blue and purple fruit loops. I will be back.

I'm willing to pay more to shop here. The only other close grocery store is so bad and poorly run that I just hate shopping there. That's right I'm talking about you Kroger.

Not impressed with this particular location. It was bad enough that I ask to speak with a manager but one was not available. I stopped to get some dinner from the hot bar. I arrived well before 8 p.m. The only meat option available looked like it was days old, so I just got veggies. I was going was going to get a glass of tea, but told by the lady behind the counter they close at 7 p.m. I find this odd since the store closes at 10 p.m. and their tea urns were still out for self serve. About 20 minutes later when I was finishing my meal, 2 men walked up to the counter and was served drinks. Then a lady walked up and was was told she couldn't get a drink. A very bad experience from beginning to end.

Whole Foods is really cool, but it is extremely expensive. They have an awesome selection of just about every thing, but you are going to pay mightily for it. Their produce is about the best you can find. They have a really good selection of organic produce. The frozen section has numerous options of vegan and gluten-free. My favorite thing about Whole Foods is the bakery. Their breads are delicious. You definitely need to take a loaf with you. If you never eat a whole loaf they will even cut it into half for you. Skip out on the salad bar because it is way overpriced. Most of the items appear and taste like they've been sitting for a very long time. I spent a fortune on it and didn't really care for anything that I got. They have a lot of delicious vegan bakery sweets. They are so good, but again they are so expensive that I can only get them every once in a while. If Whole Foods was cheaper I would definitely go more often, but unfortunately it's just a once in a while stop for me.

I was discriminated against by the stock clerks. I wanted some mayonnaise. I could see it on the top shelf, but they told me that they were all out.

I will not be coming back here ever again. So I came here for the Amazon promotion, and I am so disgusted. The whole place is so dirty and dusty. The floors are not clean, the bathrooms are gross, and the only clean thing might be the parking lot because no one is there! I asked the butcher where the ribs are. He told me to look in the front of the store. Two of them told me that and guess what...nothing! There was nothing there. They literally told me to go look at strawberries. Get real! The customers are snooty, but that's to be expected. What I didn't like was the customer service. No one says anything to you. They just look away from you. I spent 15 min just trying to find the restroom because no one wanted to tell me where to look. I explored upstairs only to find students reading. No really much of a restaurant area. The place is more suited for hangout. The bar area was not great. Like I said, no one will speak to you so you end up sitting there for no reason. The place is crazy overpriced. Chicken leg quarters (which is usually cheap) cost about $6 for 2 leg pieces. Ugh. I wouldn't mind the price if the meat wasn't leaking. I'll pay for cheap, not for gross. The produce tastes bad. I bought tomatoes and onions and got a free bruised up orange for my sister. Why is the produce so bad? It doesn't make sense. Ugh I'll be going anywhere else but here, thank you.

They have a great selection but some prices are a bit higher than other places and some are a bit lower so you really have to price compare. Their salad and good bar is good but sometimes you can tell the foods have been out quite awhile because foods that should be hot are cold. They also add weird seasonings instead if keeping bit simple.

This location is poorly managed. It's dirty, the prepared food is not fresh and the staff are inexperienced. Won't be returning.

A wholesome grocery store. An high end one. I was here during the Christmas time. Lots of festive goodies (read cookies). And they distracted me all the time. If you are like me, you would love to spend good 30 mins, okay - an hour (ignoring the icy stares of the hubs) since the store is big and has huge selection of produce, wine, nuts, handmade soaps, candles and lot more. Anyhoo, the bakery has the most amazing macaroons ever which melt - the minute you put them in your mouth. Mind boggling variety! I had to stop myself after eating 3. One more thing I liked about this place is lovely collection of fresh flowers. (Check out the pics) After doing the price comparison, I found I can get same amount of produce/bulk items for less in Sprouts. Their wine selection is good, but Trader Joe's has my heart. So WF might not be my grocery store. The staff is helpful. I am likely to stop by here if I am in the Village, just to try their bar and pizzas as one of the reviewers has mentioned.

I generally love getting lunch at a Whole Foods salad bar. However, this location disappoints on multiple levels. First, the selection is limited. I could not find any dolmas, which I have seen at every other WF salad bar location, and are my guilty pleasure. I felt like they were also missing other salad items as well. I made the mistake of stopping in the other day when I had a short lunch break; I thought it would be easy in, easy out. I was wrong! I got some soup, which was good/average. They had a container full of oyster crackers, which was a nice touch, but there was no serving utensil to get them! What, am I supposed to just stick my hand in a giant tub of crackers?! Sadly I didn't have the time to find someone to get me a scooper. Then, I went to checkout, and no one was manning any of the express check outs! At lunch time! How weird. Only two check outs were open and the lines were so long. A couple employees came up to the front, sort of observed the long check out lines, and then went back to whatever they were doing in the aisles. Super frustrating. My cashier was also super slow, which only exacerbated the situation. I won't return to this location again. It looks super nice and new but customer service just isn't up to par with what I've come to expect with Whole Foods.

Easy to pop in and out at Whole Foods! Just got chicken tortilla soup and a small French baguette for lunch. Had lots of soup options to choose from at their soup bar.

The customer service at this location is poor. I shop here for a few items that I can't get anywhere else. But when the prices are so high, it seems they would provide awesome customer service; and they used to. But in the last year they stopped using baggers. Today customers were bagging their own groceries. The young person who checked me out today was nice but he put my heavy bags towards me and there was no good way to get them in my cart. I walked around to where a bagger would be to maneuver the bags to my cart. First-world problems, but I expect more at a high-end store. I'll be ordering online and trying Market Street. Also, I bought a small container of blueberries here for 3.99. My husband went to regular grocery store and came home with the same brand of blueberries for half the price. And his were better and more fresh.

This was my first in this Whole Foods and it was such a great experience. The store is laid out so well and the decor is so clean and pretty. The staff is very helpful and super friendly. The cookie and cheese bar are awesome!

We frequent this whole foods and love it! We are always extremely pleased with the staff, especially the meat counter and the deli counter. Today Roy in the meat department went above and beyond to help us! The store is always clean, my only small complaint is that it is expensive, but the quality is worth it.

I was so excited when this place opened up here. No matter what people say I think Whole Foods is worth every penny. It's more expensive than the regular grocer but with much higher quality overall. It's bright without having the sterile lighting of most stores. I often stop here for lunch or to just hangout. They have ample seating and so many good food options not just the typical deli where basically there is just premade stuff. Plus they are not playing with their vegan options! I discover so many cool brands and snacks here I would otherwise only find on Amazon. The employees are also super helpful and also pretty knowledge about the store. At other places I feel the staff is just as lost as I am sometimes but here I have gotten straight answers for my questions.

Rudest bunch of degenerates to ever work retail. Asked a question and the produce people run around to avoid answering any questions. This is a horrible excuse for customer service, great produce by disposable people. Go to Sprouts for friendly service.

Pros: Great place to find healthy foods that also fit a wide range of dietary needs for any lifestyle. find specialty items or imports that you may not ever find elsewhere. large "cafeteria" for ready to eat meals. with dine in options. Staff seems to have good training and handle on merch location in store if you need help or pointed in right direction. Cons: store is in a bad spot for entering/exiting. Prices are double/triple the cost of places like sprouts for exact same product. so i only go for items i cant find elsewhere or for a unique find. Some of their store set up doesnt make sense. for example ALL of their tortillas are kepts in a refrigerated display. not a good marketing strategy for selling in texas where we know thats only good for getting cracked dry tortillas. they should be on a shelf. they have a sub par bread selection that isnt even near the bakery but on the exact opposite end of the store. overall good for exotic or hard to find things but not worth the price for habitual shopping.

Whole foods and I are officially breaking up. I purchased a cheese, olive and nut snack tray. The sell by date is July 17. It's currently July 11 and I have moldy cheese curds in my snack tray. Gross.

I like their selection of food and I always spend too much money in the bakery. Great store

The selection here is very limited. You can't drink and browse like you can in the lakewood store and you can't open anything at the bar. The staff isn't as personable or knowledgeable as some of their other stores and overall this whole foods is a disappointment. I've been here several times and while their limited selection normally has what I'm looking for, it just doesn't feel like a whole foods experience.

The Whole Foods in Highland Village is amazing! Staff is very helpful, especially when picking out vitamins and supplements. The bakery does a tremendous job every time for Birthdays, my son has milk intolerance and they make a great vegan dark chocolate and even decorations with fresh fruit!!

This is my third review of this location. Lots of improvement, thank you. Still lots of improvement left to do. They still have employees that do not understand the concept of the store. The customer is first, should he first and will be first. When we agree to pay these high prices, if means that the high prices come with a certain amount of employees respect and customer service. I feel that they need to fire the employees that are rude and disrespectful right away. Fast to fire, slow to hire policy. Only hire ppl that are kind, caring and respectful. I feel that whole foods should put a section where customers can rate and review their staff.

I just sent this to Whole Foods and thought would put it on Yelp as I wrote it. I am so sick of this store and how it is managed. just came back from looking for fresh baked bread, the only product was on the outside service rack in the bakery. I asked do you have any Begets or Italian bread. Sorry not today, it is 11 am on a Tuesday 10/31. I had hoped the store would get better, but still at 5PM in the hot food tables only pizza or and some Bar B Q. even the fruit is not as good as Kroger. Your fish both fresh and packaged is one of the best and keeps us coming into the store. If you are going to pass this on to the manager just toss it in the trash, this is the worst managed store I have been in. I have spent 40 years in the business, friends with Danny Wegman, and close to HEB and over 300 chains and independents world wide, I know bad stories and this is in the top of any persons list. Please have a good district manager spend lots of time in the store at all hours of the day ASAP to see how badly it is run.

Love whole foods and their products, but this wholefoods seems to have a new pizza maker everyweek and every time It gets worse and worse.

Whole Foods is really for pretentious hippies. They also really good freshly cooked roast beef and an amazing cheese selection. I've been returning for the roast beef.

Nice , brand new store and very pleasant employees are working here . want to recommend this location to everyone

Love going here for happy hour after work! Chris is my favorite bartender up there, he's hilarious. If you eat there, I highly suggest ordering one of their pizzas. trust me, it's create your own and oven fresh and just do it. Grocery store is great, especially for hard to find items. Some things seemed overpriced but if you are shopping here, you probably know that. Great wine and beer and cheese selection, all the important things! Employees are always super helpful and nice.

I have been to several Whole Foods locations, and this one isn't like most. There is not as much customer service, and there is rarely someone who can help you in a timely manner at the coffee bar area. The bathrooms have been dirty almost every time too. The other locations I have visited have much better customer service, they offer to let you taste foods, they offer to help if you need anything, etc. This location is not like that.

Stop and buy at sprouts or market street for much much less than whole foods sale prices. Whole foods sale price is $20+ more than sprouts!!!!! They have some great items but when it comes to most items they are much more expensive for no reason what so ever!!!

I've yet to visit this place and leave feeling like I didn't own it. All the staff are extremely friendly but not pushy. Best butcher shop I've been to yet. Couple of young guys back there are having fun with it and are passionate about food. Happy to answer questions and engage you with conversation that they can actually have about their products because they're not just punching a time card, they care. They've gone out of their way to make me happy - more than once. Marinating wings, throwing in free things for me to try, etc. It's expensive, but if you want a bargain you probably don't visit whole foods much... I can't say enough good things about how they treat me every single time I go there. Consistently awesome service. Five stars because I've been there 15-20 times since they opened, and every time I've had an outstanding experience from start to finish. Oh, and I should mention the groceries are high quality!