Whole Foods Market

I absolutely love whole foods Market, this location is very well located within the downtown area of Miami a very good option for people staying in hotels in the area, with a very nice cafeteria room with tables and utensils to comfortably eat, they have a large and diverse Deli filled with delicious food as well as a very well priced butcher, they have a spacious free parking, also I recommend the coffee they serve it’s well priced

Absolutely horrible experience at this Whole Foods. First off, $14 for ONE hour of parking, and you have to pay in advance? That’s ridiculous. On top of that, customer service was a nightmare. I tried to use the peanut butter machine, which wasn’t working, and asked three different staff members for help. Every single one told me “that’s not my department” and walked away. No one took responsibility or even tried to find someone who could help. The store itself is dirty and not well maintained either, which is shocking considering the prices they charge. Save yourself the frustration and shop somewhere else.

This is the worst Whole Foods I have visited. Nearly all the produce seems to be at the verge of expiration and will last only a few days at home. Look out for someone constantly organizing lemons, for some reason, while the majority of the staff is stocking carts for delivery orders.

Easy to access and a great selection. I was in town visiting for a week and was pleased to have them so close. The employees were helpful when I needed some help. The selection for take and go food was amazing!

Whole Foods Market in Miami delivers an exceptional grocery shopping experience, offering high-quality products, organic selections, and a vibrant atmosphere that perfectly matches the city’s energy. Whether you’re shopping for groceries, grabbing a quick meal, or looking for unique specialty items, Whole Foods consistently exceeds expectations. The produce section is one of the highlights—everything is fresh, colorful, and meticulously organized. From organic fruits and vegetables to locally sourced options, it’s clear that quality is a top priority. The variety of specialty items, like pre-cut tropical fruits (think fresh mango, papaya, and pineapple), makes this location stand out—perfect for Miami’s warm weather and healthy lifestyle. The prepared foods section is another winner. If you’re short on time, Whole Foods offers a wide selection of ready-to-eat options like salads, grain bowls, hot bar items, and freshly made sushi. The pizza station and sandwich bar are great for a quick and satisfying lunch, while the hot bar caters to every craving, from roasted

Hi folks, my family and I are currently visiting Miami on vacation and are staying downtown next to the Whole Foods store. DO NOT EAT from the hot or cold bar. Yesterday we witnessed homeless people walking in, serving themsleves with their bare hands, completely ignoring the tongs placed in front of the food, then walking right out. We alerted the employees who told us they were not allowed to do anything to them. Homeless are people, and I actually like that they allow them to eat for free. That is awesome. But this is very dangerous to everyone else as the homeless have extremely dirty hands and leave parasites & bacteria in the food. My family & I will NEVER eat from the hot or cold bar in any Whole Foods again. It should only be for the homeless. This review and rating is for the hot and cold bar ONLY, and not a reflection of the store in general. Otherwise the store is immaculate and well kept. One of the better wholefoods stores that I have been in.

Sushi corner has delicious spring rolls, sushi and poke. It was fresh and really tasty.

Visited Whole Foods in Miami during my stay at a nearby hotel. I was looking for yogurt and bananas to snack on in the mornings and I was pleased with the service. The location right in front of our hotel was incredibly convenient. What made my visit even better was the friendly cashier I encountered. Their positive energy and helpfulness were a standout and definitely made my morning. I was attending a three-day conference at the Hyatt hotel, right next door, and Whole Foods proved to be the perfect spot for quality groceries during my stay. Highly recommended!

Talk to Strangers--Saul Williams harmony in my head Excellent customer service from Lucien, Alexies, and Chris. I love this store. Solid salad and hot bar with heaps of healthy plant forward vegan options. This was my lunch that I enjoyed outside in near perfect weather albeit being on a busy street below a freeway. Reminds me of the George Harrison album All Things Must Pass where he says in a later issue liner notes that the world is getting more concrete and we need to enjoy nature. George was an avid gardener. I love the diversity of the store and met several folks who work here who hail from Jamaica and Haiti along with born and bred folks from Miami. Of course Whole Foods is more costly than Trader Joe's yet one thing I love about this local is they had 365 brand unsweetened soy milk that was affordable. Unfortunately Trader Joe's didn't have any Soy Milk. I picked up some local hummus, young kale mix salad, limes, lemons, ginger tea, an organic green bell pepper, tomato, avocados, some dark chocolate, and sunflower seeds in bulk. I felt the bulk section could use some improvement to offer more items. Recommended to stock up on delights.

Today was a very rainy day but as soon as I entered this location I get greeted by Roberta. She's just the sweetest and kind employee you have here. She's always helpful and never in a bad mood. I also want to give compliments to Jose who saw me in the aisle looking for something and gave me a helping hand. I was a bit sad to hear that coconut creamer isn't served in cafe area so I didn't buy any. Otherwise, it was a pleasant experience

I used to love coming here for groceries but also for hot food. Not only did the prices skyrocket in the past 2 years but the quality went down considerably. Nowadays, the hot food counters are dirty, the trays are empty and the food is overcooked or unseasoned. It used to be $8.99 a pound but by now is already up to $11.99. Bottom line, the food is not like it used to be and now it is more expensive. Also, the staff doesn't seem to care about quality or service. For example, the meat department used to have a huge selection of meats now it is very limited and the staff is not helpful like it used to be. Before I was able to ask for different sauces to be added to the meat or chicken pieces I was going to purchase without any problems. Nowadays, the staff makes it complicated and ask me why I want to add sauces on it. One time, I had a saw a attendant pricing the meat after taking the weight with the case on it. It is very uncomfortable to shop so I don't visit this counter anymore. Other issues I have experienced are all througout the store. Cashiers don't like to be bother if there is a price issue. I rather leave the item than to have them check it out. The music is at times like a party in the store. The bakery counter is usually deserted. You can't find staff to help you with a cake. The cakes on display usually look pale and unattractive. Perhaps they are still frozen. I can't really explain it but it just not inviting. It is a general sense of not caring throughout the store. Very sad that this is the situation with this location. I visited other locations and it has been pleasant experiences because the stores are clean, the staff is friendly, and the selection and freshness of food is on point. Some of these locations are in Pinecrest and Tampa. However, this downtown Miami location seems to be deteriorating and in need of major TLC. Just sad.

Meatloaf was great and mashed potatoes And they were cleaning the hot bar so much they were in the way, just kidding Fish was good and the Chile sweet potatoes were great

Miami Downtown has a large Whole Foods Market. It seems fully stocked with almost everything you can think of. Walked here to get some coconut water and just to browse the selection that they have. This place does seem larger than most Whole Foods. They have a nice selection of hot foods to pick from. Also, the inside was nicely organized.

They've since fixed a lot of the out of stock issues and have a decent selection of healthier and specialty products. Service has also improved a bit, but still not as like the pre Amazon ownership days. Ambiance is bright, mostly clean. The place is not a total zoo anymore, but people still bring pets despite large signage asking non service animals not enter. Checkout is hit or miss. They still try to funnel you through self checkout and I think purposely make managed checkout a bit painful. Nice to see them improving tbh!

Whole Foods is my go to, especially for OLLIPOPS! But recently, I haven't been seeing the flavors I usually get. This location has a good space for the food court. The workers here are nice and helpful. Prices can be higher than what you get from other places but if you have Amazon Prime, you can get discount or deals on some items!

I HAD to remove another star. $400 worth of groceries and this little surprise in one of the strawberries (ewww ewww ewwwwwwww)!!!!

I cant understand how whole foods has an ugly and dirty restroom. Customer needs a clean restroom Miami Downtown

I enjoyed coming here a lot, for a variety of reasons. Firstly, I love the variety of foods that was offered by the hot bar, as I had the ability to try a little bit of everything. This included tofu, vegetables, fried rice, samosas, and macaroni and cheese. Not only did this food represent various cultures, it suited people of various diets. Even as a vegetarian, I was able to find a box full of dishes which filled me for two meals. Next, I felt that the price was very fair, as I was able to get a pound and a half of food for only $16, which is similar to Chipotle. However, unlike Chipotle, the majority of the box is made up of things which I actually enjoy eating, unlike the sour cream, lettuce, and cheese which makes up the majority of the chipotle box. Finally, I was grateful for the amount of parking which I received, as I was not expecting a whole parking garage in a city like Miami. Even during peak time, I was able to park and have easy access to the elevator, which allowed me to not be worried about paying for parking and having a long walk from my parking spot to the store. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience at the Whole Foods hot bar, and I would return again, with hope that the quality and consistency continues to be great.

The food is pretty good though I notice their sushi bowls are getting smaller and smaller while the price inches up. I saw another comment here that the employees treat their customers like the DMV employees treat people. They don't care at all. Whose fault is that? Bad manager-- it is squarely in management's responsibility. As a leader, you should be guiding the way that employees treat customers and firing those that have bad attitudes. So, management, if you're reading this, it's on you.

WHOLE FOODS If you step foot into a whole foods, you won't look elsewhere for groceries. This WF in particular is a gem - the staff are extremely friendly, items are always stocked and the hot bar is always fresh. Whether you're doing your weekly groceries, grabbing a to-go meal from the hot bar or just grabbing a quick cup of joe or fresh squeezed juice, this is the place to go. They have premium-quality meat and sustainable fish and also serve to your needs, and could make any cuts you ask for. They also have the most perfect selection of flowers and their staff could assist with any boutique or special requests. A bit pricier than your typical supermarket run, but the overall experience makes it very well worth it. I highly recommend Whole Foods to anyone that has never been. P.s: If you love chocolate chip cookies as much as I do, you must try their pre-made batches of cookie-dough... de-lish!

Anything you want you can get at wholefoods and quality selections i had a train to Orlando and got a cranberry, chicken and kale salad for lunch. Cashier was helpful, lots to see food and juices.

Love the variety of groceries (premium) they have , their local (providers) commitment, it's always a pleasure to go shopping in this particular location (oh and coral gables one) . Always fresh products (fruits and vegetables aisle) very well organised and the flower spot is my favourite :) Their food court is great specially their soup options. But unfortunately their staff are unfriendly. Of course not all of them, but most part is working unhappy. That's a feel when I see their faces when you ask for something you can't find it . I still love this place anyway.

increíble me encantó el lugar muy bueno la verdad precios accesibles y todo muy bien decorado

We were vacationing in Miami 2 weeks ago. We needed something and went to Wholefoods downtown Miami, close to the hotel we were staying. Because I am used to Wholefoods stores in Jacksonville and Jacksonville Beach which are super nice and super clean I was surprised to see how dirty WF in downtown Miami was. Anybody cleaning that store? It is a food store and It is supposed to be clean. I hope anyone of the management is reading this review and take it in consideration. Concern Citizen

Great convenient location and wonderful selection. The prepared food by the lb. Is great for lunch or even a snack and the bakery makes wonderful cakes. There always have the most beautiful holiday cakes of any bakery in Miami. The selection of hand made soaps is also wonderful.

STAY AWAY My wife and I went to this store on October 23 in the afternoon. The building has a huge sign that says parking is free for Whole Foods patrons for up to 2 hours while shopping. We bought a few things and also had lunche there. We spent less than an hour total. A few days later I received a $90 parking fine from the parking company (Premium Parking). I appealed and sent them the receipt from the purchase, but they notified me that I should have paid. I contacted Whole Foods, and they were not clear about the parking process, they said they "will investigate." I'm not sure if you must pay in advance and then get parking validation at the Whole Foods store, there should be a clear warning against not doing that to avoid customers getting $90 fines. I didn't see any sign, and nobody warned me. All I saw was the deceptive advertising of free parking for 2 hours while shopping. Beware. EDIT: I contacted Whole Foods via customer service and they said they will investigate and to direct the collection calls from the ticket to the store, which sounds ridiculous. I just read in the reviews that other customers have had the same issue for months. UPDATE on Jan 17: After contacting the store, talking to the manager, contacting Whole Foods customer service online twice, I was told today this: "well since you already talked to the manager, there's nothing more we can do about it." The fact remains that this store advertises free parking and then you get a $90 parking ticket from an outside company of which they don't know about and there's nothing they can do about it. If you read the reviews, this has happened to several people.

Great tasting food, clean store and friendly employees. Staying at the Kimpton Epic and was walking distance. Bought waters and snacks here, easy and fast! Use your prime if you have it, highly recommend.

I have to say not crazy about this whole foods, besides from there being only one entrance into the store that you have to walk a whole block to get to (from the direction I was coming from), to the staff who were fulfilling amazon orders who basically would block the narrow aisles which prevented people getting around, the staff looked and acted like they worked at the DMV and seemed rather disinclined to be inconvenienced to help. The plus side it was close to the hotel so I mainly went to get a few bottles of water vs. paying for overpriced bottled water in the hotel.

Vast selection of fruits, veggies, snacks, basically everything! Hot food meals are just ok. My hot food was cold. Salad bar had more options than other stores but 23$ for salad and small 1/2 filled meal ? Next time I would rather spend that $ at a sit down restaurant!

This is a huge Whole Foods! And so glad to find it. It has a huge array of foods, and good's to choose from. You can come here to have a coffee or just have a seat. It also is a food place if you need to stop in and use the restroom in the area.

I've always enjoyed the store and the chain itself. However, this particular location seems to have more isles and less aisle space and more people than usual. It's frustrating Lee packed and challenging to move around inside. I think if they took out about 1/3 of the end caps and extra areas I've got set up to sell stuff. The level of tension will drop significantly inside the store among the customers. Everyone is bumping into each other with their carts, everyone's frustrated, it's just too many people in a small area of space.

Since Amazon bought Whole Foods a few years ago the average price (even before Covid) went up at least 20% while the fresh squeezed orange juice machine might be operable once every 4 weeks. Then when they finally get the machine up and running this piss poor managed store runs out of oranges. Higher prices for poorer service. Nothing has changed since my last review. Guess Bezos needs consumers to foot his alimony settlement.

This Whole Foods is in busy Downtown Miami. Near the James L Knight center and Fort Dallas park. The river walk is also nearby. The layout is similar to most WF's, good stuff around the perimeter for my needs, processed foods in the middle. Fresh produce (first time I've seen fresh Jack fruit in the US) was extensive and the meat sections I passed by quickly (Whole foods plant based diet) and on to the extensive hot and cold bars. After perusing the choices and finding a few new interesting products such as braised tofu and some tempura cauliflower I made selections. One word of caution here is the vast majority of people here will run you over with their carts. It's the weirdest thing. You are in a persons perceived way? watch out!. Between tourists that don't know where they are going, locals, and the people too cool to actually walk into the store and choose their own groceries (a Miami status thing I'm guessing). My personal space was constantly infringed upon. Not a fault of the store, but something to watch out for certainly. Checkout was pretty quick for me since I avoided the mobbed 10 items or less lines which were quite long. Don't follow the masses in the checkout line and you'll get through quickly. The employees are friendly. I wouldn't come here again unless I was nearby proximity for work which generated this visit. Good luck!

I love coming here for lunch! They have the widest food selection of the three Whole Foods (South Miami and Pinecrest being the other two locations) that I have been to. I really like their Indian food and the fact that I can fill my plate with a variety of different food. My vegetarian friends love to come here for lunch! If you don't want the buffet, they also have meats and salmon with one or two sides. They also have pizza, poke bowls and sushi. It gets crowded so I suggest going early. There is outdoor seating if inside is packed. They have cups for free water from the water fountains, which are close to the restrooms. I love getting an Honest tea from the refrigerator though. They also have this delicious cucumber drink but sometimes I don't see it. If you are looking for a reasonably priced place for lunch with a wide variety, you have to try Whole Foods for lunch! If I lived downtown, I may even come for dinner!

The cashier forgot to double bag our groceries and the fresh food fell onto the dirty concrete.

Super clean and efficient! It also was so nice to have this down the street from our hotel...it definitely came in clutch a few times!

The store is depressing, firstly there's a certain smugness, the meat department is horrible, the NY Strip I got there last time was already going bad when I bought it, one of the fishmongers was nasty with me and made a scene about me requesting 1 lb of Codfish because he would have to cut and waste the fillet!? He ended up giving me 1.67 pounds, and I only got through 1 lb before the .67 went bad. The only bright spot is the wine selection, but overall, everything at Publix is better other than some specialty drinks; almost everything you get at Wholefoods is a disappointment, including the attitudes.

Thank you to your whole crew who meticulously worked Thanksgiving Day. Every check-Out stand was manned and the aisles remained stocked. Looked like all hands were on deck. Even though the place was packed with customers, it didn't feel like it. Since Publix on 13th was closed (didn't check others) I was able to get some much needed groceries after my surgery. Without you, today would have been less joyful. I'm glad to know I have you a short distance away. Hats off to the entire staff and have a Happy Thanksgiving. Sorry, didn't take any pictures.

For a place that caters to a sophisticated clientele, Whole Foods has a nasty dirty and stinking bathroom that would embarrass a third world gas station. If they maintain an area open to public as dirty as that what may their care where we cant go or see?...

Hey it's Whole Foods. Location is not much different from all the other locations. You know what to expect from Whole Foods. Only real difference between locations is the staff. Place is clean, parking is a bit difficult since it's downtown. There is a parking garage next door, first 10min is free.

Aplomb and comfortable snobbishness worthy of Palo Alto Great quality and selection at "affordable" Silicon Valley prices Staff appears more haggard since the Amazon acquisition Almost Instagrammable facade Reduced selection of mochi ice cream - a stern reminder of pandemic

Nice, clean and organized grocery store. Their fresh products prices are quite decent (similar to Publix prices). However, their meats, chickens and fishes are a bit expensive. I like coming here on a weekly basis to buy fruits and vegetables but prefer going to Aldi or Publix for the rest of stuff. It also has a prepared meals area where you can make your own plate for less than $10! They have plenty os variety and change the theme everyday, so one day they will be more focused on mexican food and another one on asian. Super convenient as it's the only grocery store in Downtown Miami, so if you do not want to drive to do your groceries and live in the area, this is your place to go to.

Pros/ - Big bright somewhat new Wholefoods, I remember when they first opened. - They don't have the "urban nightmares" working at the registers like at the sobe location. - the inside is huge. - located in the middle of Brickell, which is perfect for local employees & residents. - I don't see hippies or vegans at this location Cons/ - located in the worst possible traffic nightmare in Dade county - is right beside the worst bridge in the US, the Brickell Avenue Bridge. When this bridge rises is can back up traffic all the way on the I-95 - the parking is claustrophobic

This is a unique Whole Foods because it is in such a congested city location. Tons of young professionals and locals- long lines and lots of controlled chaos. Not the typical suburban locale. I love it between depositions in cruise ship cases downtown. It's not cheap- two prepared vegan sushi rolls and a drink can cost up to $25.00. At least no tip.

My WF is better than yours! Shopped here since it opened in January 2015, not only do I love it, dare I say it's also the best location in terms of food stations, cleanliness, layout and friendly staff. This store's unique features are the La Churrasqueria 'Picanha' sirloin, 'Lombo' garlic parmesan crusted pork loin or 'Frango' chicken wrapped in bacon at $12 for a meal of a meat, 2 sides & pan de queso -- a great value. The wood-oven pizza station, 2 slices for $7, offers a 'blanco' with fresh mozzarella and ricotta. Other offerings include Zak the Baker breads, Sushi Maki made, on site varieties at slightly below average prices, Cuban desserts from Versailles restaurant, even an artisan cheese stand. Coffee bar serves one of best cafecito for just $2, only $1 upcharge for double shot. The store design includes art from a mural on the heritage of Indians in Miami to graffiti columns and street art walls. Studied for my real estate broker license at the outdoor, sidewalk seating, reminiscent of New York which is a fit for walkable, bustling Brickell. 'Whole Paycheck' is pricey yet justified for it's pleasant shopping environment, ever helpful store employees, and convenience for quality assured food. See you mañana! #dodrinkdine

one of the best in the world and yes I have been around the globe many times.Great with City bike right outside.

This is my local Whole Foods located right in between Downtown and Brickell. Parking is alright, I don't like having to go around to finally enter the underground parking. I do like that they validate parking so I have yet to pay for parking. You will have a bit of a hassle trying to find parking because the lot is a bit small. Once you enter, the first thing you see is the flowers, fruit and produce... my favorites! I love the huge selection of veggies, fruits and the big big wall of lettuces either bagged or boxed. The meats are clean and fresh. The buffet style area of cooked foods is awesome! I love all the selections of meals and pizza made to order. The bakery is awesome and the cookies are tasty. This location does get rather packed so I suggest going early to avoid the massive people and lines.

Please ! I beg corporate to check this place and health inspectors to write this place off. It is absolutely disgusting in there . Prepared foods is so messy and never anything healthy or fresh. Gloves of workers are never changed between preparing foods . Least hygienic ppl working there . Oh, and guacamole smoothie ????! Can I share my recipe? This place is a dump . Please clean it up

I've been telling everyone lately that I can't trust Miami grocery stores anymore since they sell so many expired products... and that was the reason I was shopping at #WholeFoods, willing to pay extra for worry-free experience. I was wrong. Today i purchased a bottle of Uncle Matt's organic orange juice (for $6.99, for a second) that turned out to be EXPIRED. The whole grocery industry in Miami is so bad that even a brand that is believed to be trustworthy - WF - can no longer be trusted! Upsetting! The "fun" fact is that the store lady, I guess the manager, didn't even care enough to say more than "we will check so it's not there". I am just really tired of doing other people's jobs and checking on labels everywhere I go ‍

Unsanitary!!!!! This has to be the dirtiest Whole Foods on earth. I counted too many dogs in one day. Too many dogs sniffing the food. Why dogs on carts where the food is placed? Never will I return to this store.

When this location opened, I was thrilled. They sell this specific canistel ice cream from Homestead and I was eager to show it to a friend and off we went. It's the best grocery store in the area because the parking garage isn't a complete nightmare despite the congested area it's in plus they serve the best lunch by the pound in the area. Plenty of high end foods with organic and wholesome ingredients are exactly what line the aisles. The bakery section is a dream and you can even get a wedding cake made here which is a wonderful idea did those who want a freshly prepared and wholesome rendition without the taste of boxed cake. This is definitely one of their larger locations which I didn't expect to see in such a busy and tight area. The meats are beautifully presented and packaged which makes a huge difference in taste and quality. I dig it.

I am solely rating this Whole Foods for their cooked foods lunch selection. To start off the place gets PACKED around noon time so if you can go a little before noon or a little after I would def recommend that. They have a HUGE selection of foods to choose from so I understand why it gets so packed. I like it here bc there's something for everyone. If you want healthy, theres def that or if you're in the mood for something more tasty theres also that (i.e pizza, sandwiches, tacos) Today I had sushi which is from Sushi Maki (spicy tuna) and it was good. They also have a coffee section which is great. It's called Allegro Coffee. I got the cold brew and its prob the best I've ever had! If you're in the downtown area, go check it out! The only thing I would say is that it's a little pricey, but to me that's expected of Whole Foods.

I really enjoy going to this Whole Foods. It is so lively and always bustling They have an amazing taco bar now and it is filled with so many different choices to add to your taco. I also enjoy eating at the churrasco area where you can get the churrasco with steak, two sides and some bread for $12. I find that the amount of meat they give is very generous. The steak is cooked to Perfection and season really well. They will validate for 2 hours if you spend $25 or more for one hour if you buy anything. This Whole Foods has some really cool vegetables that I have not seen before. Everything is beautifully displayed. Also, they have some really unique wines. All in all it is a great store to go food shopping or to grab a meal.

State and local laws generally prohibit animals in grocery stores. This is because food is prepared, stored and sold in these businesses, and the presence of an animal could pose a sanitation risk. WHOLEFOODS BRICKELL as a grocery store owner, it's up to you to uphold the law. The most obvious way to keep pets out of your store is to place signs at every entrance. I have allergies and when I am in your store I have noticed dogs everywhere and not wearing service dog garments. Many of your customers have had allergic reactions to proteins found in animal skin cells, saliva or urine. Or some mention hay fever, such as sneezing and runny nose, asthma, such as wheezing and difficulty breathing Dogs carry - 2. Leptospirosis. 3. Bordetella (by intranasal inoculation or by an alternative method of administration if deemed necessary by the attending veterinarian and noted on the health certificate, which must be administered in this state once before sale). 4. Parainfluenza. 5. Hepatitis. 6. Canine parvo. 7. Rabies, provided the dog is over 3 months of age and the inoculation is administered by a licensed veterinarian. 8. Roundworms. 9. Hookworms.

This is a nice whole foods right in the middle of Brickell. It offers free parking in the morning from opening hrs until about 11 am, which is great for people who live there, and it is a very quick stop for a quick shop, after dropping the kids at school. Come other times and it is a nightmare! You have been warned. Having said that, there is loads of choice, it is clean, and the staff are quite helpful.. avoid coming at lunchtime though as there are LOADS of people grabbing lunch from the ready made food hall! I have tried some of their made foods, which are good and the choices are immense..

Anyone else feel like Whole Foods became more shoppable after Amazon took over?? There's more sales offered and some produce (i.e. bananas) are cheaper than local chain supermarkets. I like how there's even the occasional sale on desserts (fruit tart anyone?). Having extra discount with Prime Membership isn't too shabby either.

I love this location. Always well stocked and of course always busy. It was an absolute madhouse in there yesterday. Worth noting if you're going to take Uber to this location, it would be a good idea to let the Uber driver know what corner you're at. It's not much fun watching him do the gigantic circle since it's all one-way streets while you're standing out in the rain. That part wasn't fun.

This Whole Foods is always bustling! They have a great produce section (where I do most of my shopping). Some of the shelves were a little sparse, but I was able to get everything I needed (& it is Tuesday after lunch). I like that this WF validates parking too. If you're a prime member, make sure to download the Whole Foods app so you save 10%!