Whole Foods Market

After an easy, pleasant experience returning my Amazon product, my girlfriend and I looked around and explored the store. We had lots of fun looking around and I bought a Smoked Sturgeon Fish which was delicious. Good times here, and I dug the $8 large pizza on Fridays for Amazon Prime members. Nice place, friendly service and good vibes.

Very clean with friendly employees. It's a bit smaller than some of the other WFs I've been to, so might not carry everything that you're used to. I was looking to grind my own almonds, but they only had a peanut grinder. Everything else was available.

Whole Foods is the epitome of a food lover's paradise, and my recent visit left me utterly enchanted. The sheer diversity and quality of their food selection make it a gastronomic adventure like no other. From the freshest produce to artisanal delights, every corner of Whole Foods is a testament to culinary excellence. The food bar is a treasure trove for those seeking variety and freshness. Whether you're craving international cuisines, hearty salads, or a comforting bowl of soup, the food bar is a haven that caters to every taste preference. The meticulous attention to quality ingredients ensures that each bite is a celebration of flavor and nourishment. Wandering into the wine and cheese section is like stepping into a gourmet wonderland. The carefully curated selection of wines, ranging from classic to eclectic, is a delight for enthusiasts. Paired with an array of cheeses that could make any connoisseur swoon, it's an invitation to indulge in the finer things in life. What truly elevates Whole Foods is its exceptional staff. The passion and knowledge they bring to their roles enhance the overall shopping experience. Whether you're seeking culinary advice, navigating the vast wine selection, or exploring the cheese varieties, the staff is not just helpful but genuinely enthusiastic about sharing their expertise. In conclusion, Whole Foods isn't just a grocery store; it's a culinary destination. The amazing food selection, the tempting food bar, the delightful wine and cheese offerings, and the stellar staff make every visit a delightful experience. Whole Foods, you've mastered the art of combining quality, variety, and exceptional service, earning my heartfelt applause.

Drove 20min to get a berry chantilly cake it was ridiculously dry, has the texture of cornbread almost, super disappointing. Id get back in the car and return it if it wasnt 5pm right now. Also i stood trying to order a pizza and wasnt acknowledged, and because i was holding a cake i guess someone assumed i wanted to talk to bakery so they sent someone from bakery, then when the bakery guy told them i needed pizza the guy i walked up to actually addressed me. Definitely wont be back to this place

Went to lane 5 with a return after waiting in line for over 8 minutes the cashier tells me that I have to go to lane 6 because he does not do returns, I told him neither of the two say returns??? How would I know that and now there is a line of 3 people in front of me. I get to the Cashier by the name of Adriana and I’m returning two 365 shower soups cause I got the wrong ones and buying 5 other items i needed. She tells me that she can not return them because it’s 1 day past the 30 days with an attitude… Worst Service for a prime member. Worst Whole Foods I’ve ever stepped in, being my first time at that location.

I came here as a vendor to do a quick job. The store was small but nice. I wanted to try the pizza by the slice but when I came back it was gone. I’m a pizza lover. It looked really good and must be since they sold it all.

Very friendly service. Great WF location. Extremely clean, smelled amazing, plenty of options, and a lot of high end quality groceries. Definitely would recommend if it’s in your budget. This location is a top notch one! Grateful to have this location close for Amazon shopping returns. Great location close to 610 as well.

This is not a big whole food, but still a nice one for the Heights neighborhood. They have section for kids to play and my kids love it. They have also the pickup and return section for Amazon products. Overall I would recommend this place.

We came here many months ago, and had a positive experience. The store was convenient to get to. And they had a lot of nice options to pick and choose from. Staff was friendly too. Well done Whole Foods team. We would come back.

For over 20 years I have been a faithful customer of whole foods. The product quality has diminished to a level of a sub par grocery store. I purchased organic chicken twice and have seen signs of poor quality and questioning if in fact is organic. I from Europe and know how chickens should look when cooking. Beware of what is truly being offered and the prices for such products. You should be ashamed of offer such quality for the outrageous price.

Hello, my name is Ashley be let's get started with the review! I had an item that needed to be returned from Amazon and surprisingly Amazon chose this location which was very far from me to return the item for free. Although it was an easy process to return it in store getting through that traffic from humble Texas was not fun. Anyway, chow!

Staff here is friendly and nice. They did not have full sized Christmas trees as of 12/8. I tried shopping here to find Clean energy drinks and warm breakfast tacos. They didn't not have warm breakfast tacos on Sunday morning, nor Cleans in the refrigerator section. I left a review a year ago saying hit or miss, and I stand by that.

I was super disappointed when I showed up on Friday and my cake order had been given away to someone else by mistake. Several staff members were trying to figure out what happened. The manager, Kathy did right by us and let me choose another option. We were also not charged for the inconvenience. The cakes here are so good. Hope we can get our favorite next time!

The worst whole foods I have ever been in the clerks are rude. The store dirty . There's no bakery you have to slice your own bread on a machine that always filthy . Keep doing not a good choice

Store is kept clean and well stocked. Employees are very friendly and ready to help when needed. They have a great selection of produce and meats. I always like to browse and look at new products that I've yet to try.

Running all over 1st thing in the morning for work and I left my lunch at home. Was near this location and dropped in to make a salad since I'd be working late. Since it was pretty early I got the freshest of the fresh. Not the barely there, picked through items that happens during the lunch rush. Everything I added to my box was tasty. Even grabbed a few olives to take home later. Service was nice as usual. Even at 9am there were smiling faces which was nice. See ya in the next go round Whole Foods. Yelp on my friends!

Great little WF to run in, grab what you need, and get out. This used to be the WF 365 concept but was switched over after they decided not to keep that brand. But, it makes for a great little grocery. They don't have as much as a full service WF and it isn't as "fancy" inside but definitely a great little neighborhood grocery store in the area.

I purchase 2 lobster cakes on June 30th from the Yale Street Whole Food store. I've cooked crabs cakes and lobster cakes many times. The cakes did not taste like lobster but had a strong fishy taste that did not taste fresh. They were pretty awful. Into the trash they went. I wouldn't feed these to my dog. Randy

Man what a letdown. Being honest, I haven't visited a Whole Foods since the Amazon purchase. I've also never visited a 365 location. I got a $5 off of $20 coupon in the mail and decided to check it out. This location had very limited meat selection and freshly baked goods. Produce was disappointing and some standard name brands were very over-priced. Same thing with the frozen food section; 365 branded products didn't really have anything I was looking for and I remember Whole Foods in a much more positive light in my memory. Gonna stick with HEB and Costco.

I have been eyeing this location ever since they announced they were coming into the neighborhood. Everyday on the way into work, I would see the progress on the outside mural. I waited a few weeks after opening before coming. It stays crowded, but during the weekdays you can find parking. Once inside, remember this is a Whole Foods 365, not their normal one, so expect more of their own 365 brand. However, they have plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables and a pretty big selection in their hot food area. They had a bunch of sales to open up the store and if you are a prime members save extra 10% on for sale items. They also, have a Peli Peli Kitchen towards the front dining area.

Some fantastic food Best place ever Ice cream chicken make me die Love it they give good service And definitely Ambiance This is the best place

101 N Loop W, Houston, TX 77018 We visited the store looking for a specialty item (wasabi powder) after confirming on the web site that the item was carried by this location. We began by searching the spices area. After several minutes of searching, we approached a staff member near the dairy section who appeared to be pulling items for online orders. When showed the item on our phone, she suggested we go back to the spices section and look again but did not offer to help any further. Once again unable to find the item in the spices section and with no staff in the aisles looking to help, we approached someone who appeared to be a manager who was chatting with her colleague near the self-serve kiosks. This second woman appeared inconvenienced when we asked for help, showing her the item and asking where we could find it. First, she pointed and said we could find it "on that aisle over there." I asked her to which aisle she was referring, and she said it was "with the international specialty items," still not offering to help us put eyes on the item. When I asked her if she could help us find it, she reluctantly accompanied us only to the end of the aisle and said we would find it at the other end of the aisle, turning back and not walking with us to the item. Finally, I asked her whether she was pointing to the left or right, and she said, "right." We eventually found the item, but our experience with your customer service was very disappointing, especially given the premium prices that Whole Foods charges. In a final insult, we were reminded that Whole Foods checkers will no longer help you place groceries into your own bag. We left very unhappy.

Ordered one large pizza and knew there was a 20 min wait but I didn't expect the white staff asking me what I was doing here or if I "needed" something about 5 times must be because I'm a brown man or because I looked like a construction worker. I'm not sure but it made me not want to be there. I will not be going back

The salad bar was neat and clean. The muffuletta salad was bomb. I had to try it since I am used to making that type of po'boy. I saw plenty of holiday items like gingerbread too.

When this store opened, i was so excited - other WF stores are out of my way and this one is on my route to work. I sometimes stop on my way to work, around 745-8am, and pick something up - a canned coffee, pre-cut fruit, something from the hot bar or sushi. Two days ago, I stopped by for coffee and a cookie - both were great. There was no line to checkout, so I was in and out of the store pretty quick. Today, I stopped by and grabbed a cold pressed juice, sushi and a snack box with boiled eggs, fruit and nuts. The juice was delicious, as usual. The sushi, however, was hard and I couldn't even finish eating it. For $10, you'd think the sushi would be fresh. They should lower the price of it if it isn't fresh. The self checkout line was taking longer than usual and there were no cashiers open to help out. To top it off, one of the self checkout machines had to be closed. On my way to my vehicle, I noticed an orange Dodge Charger taking up two parking spots - I believe it belongs to an employee. They do it often, as I've seen it before and today again. Sure, there are plenty of parking spots but they park in the first two parking spots. This is inconsiderate and they should park correctly between the two lines. I'll still be stopping by because it's convenient but I'll opt for something other than sushi next time. See y'all later, 365

For the most part I love this location, it's convenient and never crowded. it's unfortunate there isn't a lot of turnover at the hot bar because the food isn't always the freshest. I've always noticed a smell in the tortilla case and yesterday I saw some water and mildew/dirt (?) At the bottom of the case.

For many this Whole Foods 365 is a exciting addition to the neighborhood, but it failed to impress us. The store itself is clean and well organized , but the selection isn't great. We visited when they just opened so it was busy with a lot of people checking it out for the first time. The employees were friendly but mainly stayed out of the way of the customers. We went in hopes of it having a big produce section but it falls short. Prices weren't cheaper and again, the selection is small. This store is closer to my house than Sprouts or even the neighbouring Kroger but I think I'll stick to my regular store from now on. No offense to Whole Foods, I mean I like that they ventured out and added this store to the neighborhood but it's just not for me.

I will start by saying I love Whole Foods but I don't love all their prices! My mom and I got a sneak peak preview to the new 365 by Whole Foods before opening last weekend. This store was very adorable and had a very different feel than Whole Foods, but has all the things you love about Whole Foods! When you first walk in, you see Juice Society. They had samples to try and they were all delicious! Next you see all the fresh veggies and fruits along with my beloved salad bar and hot plate bar! When you keep walking to the back of the store you will see a butcher and a deli where they have pizza and sandwiches. Keep walking around the store and you see the aisles (not too many) stocked with lots of 365 organic products, along with many other brands you will recognize. I was able to sneak some prices and noticed they seem a little cheaper than While Foods. One item I did look at was the Siggi's yogurt... cheaper than HEB! As you make you way past the refrigerated area, you get to frozen foods and finally beer and wine! At the very front of the store they also had Peli Peli!! I tried the veggie taco and it was amazing!! So many different and unique flavors! I was so happy we got free reusable totes and were able to try many local items the store will be carrying! I will for sure be coming to 365 when in the area and will be sure to spread the word of the store opening!

I live near a number of Whole Foods but not a Whole Foods 365, so when we found ourselves eating lunch nearby, we took a pit stop to see how it was. For reference, it was a Saturday afternoon. It certainly catches your eye - a new building with a bustling parking lot where you park on the bricked portions of the lot on 610. The building also houses Peli-Peli and Juice Society. We were in there purely to browse and browse we did. The building is huge, bright, and clean. The fresh produce section is in a separate section that is refrigerated, which I loved. Prices were average though some were cheaper - especially if you're a member. There was a machine where you can print off a sticker for your produce for faster check out; I only saw one though. Fruit were next, but just outside the refrigerated "room". The display cases for refrigerated and ready-to-eat, prepackaged items looked normal but sported doors, which probably helps save electricity. I briefly walked through a few aisles to get a glimpse at what they had to offer. Though they offer a decent variety of items, it's not completely all-encompassing. It had a lot of items that Whole Foods would also offer but displayed slightly differently with slightly lower prices (in general). Oh - they do have fresh pretzels here though, which your run-of-the-mill Whole Foods doesn't not have. Their labels are all 100% electronic. Before we headed out, we stopped by Juice Society. It's a little shop by the entrance that offers health-conscious juices, smoothies, potions (read: interesting drinks with very interesting ingredients), and breakfast items like parfaits and smoothie bowls. The service was good and they offered to answer any questions we had. It also costs $$$. Most drinks dance around the $8-9 mark and their bowls are around $10 each. There were many items I was curious to try out and I ended up playing it a little safe and got a Crush Blush - a unique take on your banana-berry smoothie with a hint of rose. There were potions that featured mushroom powder and I sure do love mushrooms. After our large lunch... it was decided to pass for the time being. Our 12 oz drink came up to be around $10, but I loved it. There were the tart berries (maqui berry was in it too) and the banana but also a floral flavor from the rose water. No added sugars. Just perfect. Seeing as it's similar to how I make my smoothies, can't say I have anything to complain EXCEPT they either need a better blender or a wider straw. A lot of banana/berry chunks kept on getting stuck and nothing would come up. Can't say I love their prices either but as a once in a while treat when I'm in the area to try another one of their concoctions, why not? Would I go out of the way to come? Perhaps not. However, if you live nearby or are in the area, I'm sure you could find fairly good deals and if you have a few bucks to spare, those drinks at Juice Society are definitely an adventure!

Thus is a nice store, very clean (ok, yes it's new), with lots of food offerings. But, I probably won't shop here. The store advertises lower prices, and they are lower than Whole Foods (aka Whole Paycheck!), but the prices don't seem to be lower than Kroger, and Kroger has a much better selection. And, I couldn't find some of the items that I love at Whole Foods (seeduction bread for one). 360's produce seemed limited compared to Sprouts, which usually has over 150 organic selections, and seemingly better offerings, prices, and nicer looking produce.

I came to buy a Chantilly cake. Sally in bakery was absolutely helpful and Kind .. thank you so much.

Disappointing. More frozen food than fresh produce. It does not feel like a Whole Foods except for the higher prices, which I would pay for a premium product, but the higher quality was not obvious to me.I guess that's the nature of the 365 concept. I'll pass and continue shopping at Sprouts and Trader Joe's.

Welcome to the neighborhood, WF365! Of course the grand opening day is busy - I'm just glad we have a Whole Foods for the Oak Forest, Independence Heights, Greater Heights folks. Every employee seems friendly, well-trained, customer service is above and beyond, parking is plentiful even on the busiest day! Having a fantastic meal at the Peli Peli (located inside) before a shopping trip with my spouse.

I've always wanted to check out 365, but unfortunately it's located really far from the inner loop, where I live. My husband and I happened to be in the area and it seemed like the perfect opportunity to finally experience 365. I was so excited! Interestingly, we were both surprised that it felt like we were walking into an ALDI Grocery Store instead. Unfortunately, the produce etc. was not anywhere near ALDI prices. Everything from the fruits, vegetables, the meat and random dairy products etc. were way overpriced! I mean, $3 for your average button mushrooms and $8 for a pound of chicken thighs? I was appalled. Isn't 365 supposed to be affordable or at least reasonably priced? We ended up leaving with only two or three items and vowed never to come back here again. You're better off doing your grocery shopping elsewhere. I actually think Whole Foods might even be cheaper oddly.

This store, along with the rest of the 365 concept stores, are now just normal WF stores. That said, the store needs some significant improvements to have the same selection and quality as the pre-existing WF in town. -Try to fix up the butcher/seafood section to actually have someone help customers and present more of a selection; rather than pre-packaged offerings. -A bakery is also non existent. Maybe use one of the spaces that housed the now closed juice/Peli Peli restaurants to open a counter. -Aside from the small prepped food bar, there is little to choose from in terms of hot foods. Again, add something to one of the now shuddered restaurant spaces. I was really excited about having a Whole Foods convenient to the Heights. Hopefully, they'll make some of the much needed changes.

Do NOT get the organic cookies & cream cupcake. The cake was not sweet and the icing was quite thick & sticky. Didn't even taste like oreos. Hubby blamed it on being organic, i'm like it's not vegan. Not a regular Whole Foods. Came here to pick up a berry chantilly slice, however there was no full service bakery counter. There is a small section though, but there was no berry chantilly slices left at 815am on a Thursday! There were big rectangular chantillies for $10 but not the regular round ones w/ berries on top. Also got an everything bagel for $1. It was soft & fresh, but it kinda just tasted like whole grain/wheat bread w/ a hint of onion/garlic flavor.

I didn't know why to expect from the 365 Market, but it definitely wasn't the smallest Whole Foods I've ever seen. I came looking for an organic Red Raspberry Leaf tea (to induce labor of course), which unfortunately they didn't carry (I found the tea at Target finally). But I was surprised that this place exists, and is able to continue existing with such a small assortment of goods. The produce section was very small, stocking only the very basics- most of them organic- and not a lot of selections. Need an onion, baking potatoes, and cilantro? They have it. Need a variety of fresh herbs or rainbow carrots? Nope, don't bother coming here. I was also surprised by their prepackaged and 'inside aisles' selection. Again, very limited to only what I can imagine is the most popular products, and then only 1 or maybe 2 choices for what you're buying. Lots of vitamins and supplements, but (again) no red raspberry leaf extract or anything marketed for pregnant women wanting to induce labor. Buggers! Pros are that they had some nice large quiches for $10 each, but they were $5 each for Prime members. Hurray! Given the HEB is now open a few blocks away, I probably won't return here unless I know FOR SURE they have what I'm looking for. Go to a full-sized Whole Foods if you want to browse.

The $4 you save is not worth the stark atmosphere, depressing lighting and lack of variety at Whole Foods 365. I would have given this place 3 stars but dropped it down to 1 bc while I visited Whole Foods 365, I had the misfortune of buying the worst and most expensive smoothie I've ever had from Juice Society. The guy making it was annoyingly condescending for no apparent reason other than his hipsterdom and the smoothie tasted like someone mixed chalk with skim milk and 1/2 a strawberry. And, for this unmatched experience, I was robbed of $11. JUICE SOCIETY IS AWFUL AND OVERPRICED .

LOVED SHOPPING HERE. A single bunch of kale was $0.50! Pint of strawberries was $0.98 and squash was $0.50/lb! I mean, you can't find prices that cheap across the board at hardly any other grocers in Houston. The produce alone will have me coming back for more. Amazing deal on salmon - $9.99/lb and then an extra 20% off made having a dinner party for nine a breeze! So happy to welcome this affordable grocery store to neighborhood. The set up is similar to a Trader Joe's, the aisles are not super tall and it's not an unnecessarily huge space. Great selection of yogurt, cuts of meat, and other staples. Their prepared food and hot bar looked delicious and fresh. Not to mention the Peli Peli and Juice Society on site making a mundane trip to the grocery store an exciting culinary adventure!

Love the fact that this Whole Food Market 365 opened just minutes from our house. The goal of these stores, hence the 365 aspect of it, is that its opened in neighborhoods that have a dearth in fresh food. So to give those with lack of transportation access to healthy, fresh fruits and vegetables without your usual whole foods prices, the Whole Foods Market 365 concept came to fruition. The store is clean and stocks mostly whole foods brand items, but that is expected to keep prices down. However, there are items that are extremely cheaper than a lot of stores and more than your usual Whole Foods Market. A tip is to download the whole foods app and link it to your amazon prime account for an extra 10% off all sale items! So you get a sale price on top of a sale price! Granted the variety will not be there due to the size of the store, but it has all your basics.

I go to Whole Foods for stuff I can't get elsewhere--top-notch seafood; bulk spices and grains; and a good organic vegetable selection. Whole Foods Market 365 pretty much offers what I can get at multiple other stores in the area but at a higher price. First, there's no fresh seafood counter. Buy your packaged Atlantic salmon--because that's pretty much the only thing they have that isn't frozen--in the pre-measured packs they have for you, or forget it. Second, get your spices and grains and legumes just like you would in your average grocery store--pre-measured, packaged, etc.--but pay Whole Foods prices for them. Third, forget anything exotic in the produce section. Drive a block down 610 to Canino's and the stalls behind it and you'll find a bigger, better, and fresher vegetable selection. Whole Foods 365 isn't awful, but it's, at best, a minimal addition to the neighborhood. It's Chef Boy-R-Dee when you're craving Italian. It's Taco Bell in place of Tex Mex. Most of all, it's just a more expensive (and frequently inferior) version of what was already here.

Horrible Whole Foods compared to the standards they set. The store is clean and organized but the selection is small and the hot food bar (during dinner time) was stale, old, and slim pickings.

I'm excited about the opening of the New Whole Foods 365. I'm even more excited about Juice Society. They have a plethora of superfoods, it's a vegans dream come true! It's nice to have a place that caters to the non-dairy life style it can be a struggle sometimes trying to find milk alternatives and they have good choices! I loved the Shroom Coffee and Avocado Pesto toast!!!

Not impressed! Was expecting clean, shiny, fresh produce and found small, spotted green peppers, brussel sprouts that were clearly browning, and not much else. I guess if you are a Whole Foods die hard, there are some brands that are of interest, but not impressed by the "fresh" selection of meats, produce, sushi, grab and go...everything looks a little less quality minus the Whole Foods price tag..sprouts has much better produce and fresh items which is where I spend the majority of my time and money. The response to my review is interesting because I posted this on the store location with specific information and I am not providing my contact information but that clearly didn't matter because I am now getting spammed by Whole Foods Market emails..odd.

Good selection of most items. Smaller than a Whole Foods but better pricing. Great design and shopping carts. Outdoor dining spots with food truck. Nice private parking lot. Happy staff and Amazon prime member discount. You can find the weekly sales on the email newsletter or the Whole Foods app.

Love the store, and I am even happier that they are converting to a regular whole foods store. They have a good selection but when I go to whole foods I want all of the selection.

Dear Manager - I frequent 365 every other day and despite your store's issues with the freezer, lack of choices, prices, I continue to support local business. Today, I went to buy wine and normally I would rate my wine on Vivino but my phone died so I trusted WF365 and their pricing and trusted I was getting a good wine for the price they were charging. I get home 10 min later, charge phone and see the ratings....TERRIBLE!! Hop back into my car and literally the whole experience was 15 min top. They are telling me that it is a TABC law that you cannot return alcohol but every other store we go to where we have needed to exchange alcohol, is very accommodating. Needless to say, TABC rules state this: In accordance with §104.05(d), alcoholic beverages may be replaced with like product, provided the product was damaged upon or prior to delivery or was unfit for consumption upon delivery, or is determined to be a consumer safety issue caused during the manufacturing process. This alcohol was unfit for consumption because it was rated 3.6 and 3.7. Furthermore, your own site states: In locations where returns of alcoholic beverages are allowed, customers must provide a receipt confirming that the alcoholic beverage was purchased from the same store where the customer is making the return. Therefore, this is not a TABC rule as your employee told me and this is at the discretion of the store. Unfortunately, because of this whole experience I will make sure our household no longer shops at 365. Literally within 15 min I was back at the store and the manager did not even have the professionalism to come tell me or explain to me personally this BS excuse. WE WILL NO LONGER SHOP HERE AS WE HAVE DAILY FOR THE LAST FEW YEARS!!!

Love it here. We walk over. When we're lazy we just walk or drive over and have breakfast lunch ir dinner 365 is the love child of Trader Joe's and a full Whole Foods. Easy in and out for the convenience of busy parents and cool successful singles

Not a full whole Foods a 365, an outlet of Whole Foods 365 line.of products along with produce fresh seafood, meats. And some baked goods. Easy to get to plenty of parking

Went to check out this new Whole Foods 365 today, and it was great. This was the first opening weekend so there's a lot of sales going on, we bought a lot of veggies and fruits that were on sale! There's a juicery, deli, and peli-peli kitchen inside. Didn't get a chance to try those, but I'd definitely be back. I wish they'd open one on the southwest side of town.

I love shopping here! I really appreciate the extra effort it takes during this time to keep the store clean and the employees and customers safe.

Such a huge letdown. Waited almost 10 minutes at the seafood section for some service. I always get my seafood seasoned and for some reason I couldn't today because of some allergen precaution. What's the difference between the seafood that's already packaged on the line and the seafood you could season for the customers? I even asked for it on the side and it was still a no. Won't be coming back. Small store and not enough options anyways.

Love that there's a Whole Foods Market in our neighborhood now! Great selection of fresh fruits and vegetables! BUT... I can't believe they don't have a cheese deli I was hoping to get a selection of cheese for our cheese board appetizer at home, so disappointing!! P.S.: Amazon Prime members get to enjoy a discount here (not sure how long the promo lasts though)

5 stars for Peli Peli kitchen! The food is not cheap, but the quality stand up to the price! Dropped by tonight around 6 pm and they are out of fresh bread! Completely out!! And the store is packed!!! WTH!!!! I am revising my decision to ship het

I love shopping at this store. I'm honestly repulsed when I have to shop at other mega-grocery stores now. This 365 market reminds me of a European market. Small and simple, with the items you need. I don't need 100 choices of a product. They have everything I ever need for my shopping list. It's very plant-based diet friendly too. They have so many options for fun new snacks to try as well. There's a water refill station for reverse osmosis and alkaline water, bulk foods, flowers, pre-made food when on the go, in-season produce, beer & wine, plus some basic household items.

I love this Whole Food Market. It is smaller then the other Whole Food but it makes convenient to find items. The staffs are always so friendly. The best park is they sell delicious fresh oven bake pizza and you can call in ahead of time to place order and pick up.

The worst whole foods market by far. They always run out of some key items like bread or containers for the hot bar. As a vegetarian, eating here is a disaster . And on top of everything their customer service SUCKS!!! If you can afford to travel 10 more minutes to the location in midtown I suggest you do and not waste your time...