Whole Foods Market

This is undoubtedly one of the worst Whole Foods locations. It is very small and outdated with limited options. The cashiers are in most part pleasant and happy looking, helps with the experience. Parking can annoying sometimes.

I hate to leave a bad review at a favorite grocery store brand of mine, but this one deserves it. I went into this Whole Foods specifically to try the $35 Family Meal deal after seeing great things from a friend at another location. I was excited to test it out and share it with my small following. What I walked into was… underwhelming. The protein selection? Two lonely chicken cutlets and a tray of visibly dry grilled chicken breasts — which the staff themselves described as “very dry.” Not exactly premium prepared foods. I asked if I could take the two remaining cutlets and complete the four protein portions with grilled chicken. The employee was kind and didn’t see an issue but had to get approval from the manager, Jocelyn. She immediately said no — no explanation, no flexibility, no attempt to offer a solution. But here’s the part that really stopped me. When I asked what would happen to the two remaining cutlets, I was told they would be frozen and put back out the next day for sale. So we’re freezing prepared foods and re-selling them as fresh the next day? That’s not the quality standard most of us associate with Whole Foods — especially at their price point. For a brand that markets freshness and premium quality, this felt disappointing and honestly misleading. Needless to say, I won’t be purchasing prepared foods from this location again. Just sharing my experience so others know what they’re paying for.

I just came here to return some items I previously bought on Amazon. Everything was going well. The process was efficient and clear.

This Whole Foods location could definitely use an upgrade. The Manhasset store feels small, outdated, and worn compared to other nearby locations, especially the newer, modern store in Garden City. It’s surprising that a brand like Whole Foods hasn’t invested in refreshing this space to match the clean, updated look they’re known for. It’s disappointing to see one location fall behind while others continue to improve. Hopefully they’ll consider remodeling in the near future.

Small aisles. Small spaces at checkout. Absolutely crazy on the weekends. Nice upscale selections but of course very expensive. Only came here cause I needed something quick and didnt want to drive 15 min to where I usually go. Nect time I'll drive the 15 min. Wish this area had more affordable grocery stores.

Whole Foods, something for everyone lots of vegetarian vegan options unique nut milks. When the staff. ~> If you like my review please press follow on my google profile. If you are the owner and you’re responding to my review and saying thank you please thank me by following me on Google. Thanks Bali Sky

Not only the worst Whole Foods I've been to, it was universally an unpleasant grocery store experience. The aisles and checkout are spaced so narrowly, when you reach around to get your wallet out of your pocket or purse at the checkout, you bump into the customer checking out parallel to you. There's no room anywhere. Also the shelves were severely picked over. They should close this location and start over.

Whole Foods is my favorite place to shop. Since Amazon has bought it I feel the prices have been improved. The vegetables/fruits are organic and fresh, the meats selection is great and tasty. The sushi is delicious. The Manhasset location is small and busy so make sure you don't go during peak hours. Home Delivery is a game changer for me as I am a busy professional. I order once a week and never had any issues.

One of my favorite cake is from Whole Foods. Their Berry Chantilly Cake is not so sweet and perfect for my kids birthday parties. It has layers of vanilla cake with a light and creamy Chantilly frosting made with whipped cream, mascarpone, and cream cheese, and a filling of fresh mixed berries. I heard you can get custom orders

I have a little tradition of bringing my returns on a day I'm also doing some shopping, and today (11/18/25) was no different. Unfortunately, the experience was awful. The woman working the return area around 5:00 PM had to be one of the rudest, most condescending people I've ever dealt with. I was with a special-needs individual who needs to hold onto the cart for safety. The return area was completely empty -- nobody else was there -- so we brought the cart in. She immediately told me she would not help me until I removed the cart. He didn't understand what was happening, so I had to move the cart back outside, hope nobody took it, and bring him back in just to finish the return. When we were done, I placed the small return box into the trash myself -- I didn't ask her for anything -- and she snapped that she's "not a recycler" and I needed to take it with me. I fully understand and respect store rules, but there is absolutely a proper way to communicate with customers. A customer eventually walked in behind me and looked shocked at how she was speaking, so clearly it wasn't just me who noticed. Even though it was inconvenient, we left and drove the 6 miles to Trader Joe's instead. If you live near this Whole Foods, I strongly suggest avoiding this location. Tight aisles are one thing -- rude and dismissive customer service is another. There are better options nearby and better places to drop off returns.

My first time coming into whole foods. The only reason for me coming to this supermarket was I had to send back an Amazon package and this was the closest location to send it back with no fee or label The produce looks good fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have fresh prepared sushi, the bakery has nice loafs of bread. The next time I come in this store I will purchase a couple of items.

Shopping tired and hungry is no way to enter a supermarket, but my first Whole Foods experience, somewhere in Manhattan had been a happy vege and fruit procurement thing. But I watch the workers that the management wants us shoppers to think they're happy as opposed to the Spanish speaking robots of the El team. I doubt they're happy because I was sent to the wrong row to the wrong row for an item and I think this was a little pleasurable experience for the team members. I would have said something about that to the manager but you know the canned line of packaging they're gonna give me. They're probably keeping their numbers up because there was very few items on the shelves, maybe their metrics should switch from cash registers to investment numbers and focus on inventory and stock and friendliness. It's all about control and profit and less about customers and food and society, thank you amzn and bezos for pushing slavelandia to the Long Island areas.

In the process of buying a Large Mango Yuzu Chantilly Cake, from Manhasset Whole Foods, learned the process, order 48-hours before you need it; if they have the cake you want but you didn't order ahead - Backery will not hold it for you and you can't pay over the phone. Download the whole food app to get proof you have Amazon's plus at Cashier and get $6 off. Cake was lemony and delicious. Backery ladies were very helpful. We do recommend this trade

I don't know if this is a smaller location, or what this locations deal is, but everything in this storel feels so squished. It's very packed and small. The people are always jumping onto eachother in the isles and the lines are long. It's a location I only go to if there is something I need that other locations doesn't have. The produce is fresh and it has good products, but it's just packed very tightly. I would avoid if other locations are an option for you.

Really loving this place and discovering many new things to eat that you'd never find anywhere else. The folks that work here are very willing to help answer any and all questions and most seem to enjoy what they're doing. The positives for me are the meat department. I never thought Whole Foods would be a place to get SUPERB and reasonably priced steaks of all kinds. John the butcher is a fun guy to deal with and very knowledgeable and helpful too. No more dog steaks at North Shore Farms ever again!!! Next is the Bakery. While not the best at least most of what I've gotten here is pretty darn good which is saying a lot nowadays being that a decent bakery in this area is a thing of the past. The produce is excellent. I look for the weekly sales (I'm NOT a Prime member), and have gotten lots of good stuff. I was there a couple days ago and one of the few things they DON'T have is good cut up fruit. Seeing green cut up Honeydew melon in the middle of the summer means one thing. The people preparing it don't give a shit about what they're doing and/or the manager (who told me it was good) doesn't know a thing about fresh ripened fruit. My one and only real complaint is the fresh fish department, which it is not. Fresh fish is NOT supposed to have an odor. Just walking within 2-3 feet of this department and you become overwhelmed with a stink that to me, is almost nauseating. After dealing with a few workers in this section, unlike the meat department, you can see these workers know nothing about what they're selling and care even less about maintaining the cleanliness of the premises. I bought a few things that I threw in my freezer which I will be returning next time I'm here. That is all. A mostly enjoyable experience!

High quality stuff, including cut flowers and flower pots, fresh fruits, veggies, good baked goods. Affordable bananas (for now) likely due to Anazon. Good service. Parking lot.

Haven't been here for several years. What a massive decline! It is the middle of October in NY and there are no locally sourced apples or cider. And what happened to the beer selection? There are better offerings at 7-11. After my visit I did a search about why this store sucks now. Couldn't find anything. There should be.

Very tiny location, everyone is on top of each other. If you are claustrophobic or suffer from any type of social anxiety / disorder I would recommend going to a different Whole Foods. I love that you can get flowers here and have them wrapped without any additional cost. The lady who wrapped the flowers for me did a great job.

I visited this supermarket to purchase some organic coconut water for a coworker who think she is too good for the corner store coconut water. LOL No, she is so helpful at work and eats and drink healthy and organic. She told me this was her favorite store so I came to show my appreciation. To be fair, I can count on my hands how many times I've been to a whole foods so I don't have a lot to compare. One thing I do remember was how freaking expensive everything is, LOL and nothing changed. I picked up a few things for myself mostly snacks, LOL. I purchased some acai icies which I've never seen. I also purchased some fresh bagels and a few items from the bakery. I purchased my coworker's ORGANIC coconut water, lol and was shocked that there wasn't a lot on the shelf. There was more nonorganic available. LOL Overall the store was clean and organized. There were a lot of staff working and they seemed friendly enough. There was sufficient parking. i love supermarkets but this isn't one (Whole foods period) I would frequent regularly.

I have been to Whole Foods all over the country. This is probably the smallest and worst in the chain. The big plus is the parking lot...other than that go to the Whole Foods in Jericho.

I stopped by this Whole Foods for the first time on Fri. 7/29. I usually shop at the Whole Foods back home, but was visiting the (516) and decided to grab a few items. I was very impressed with the Manhasset location. The store was very clean, organized, and well-stocked. The employees I interacted with were all smiling and friendly. Singh at the customer service desk answered my question, Jean in Whole Body helped me find the shaving cream I was looking for, and Aisling was a great cashier. These employees were so great that I found the manager (Qua) to let her know, and she was very friendly as well. I'll definitely stop by again the next time I visit Long Island.

Sorry, just had to weigh in here. This location in Manhasset is pitiful. Their space is way too small, and they stubbornly refuse to expand into the old Bed Bath and Beyond. They do not have items that are routinely carried by WF in Garden City and Jericho. They do not have items that the internet claims are carried at WF Manhasset. They do not have pre-made take-away dinners as I have seen at WF in Manhattan and Philadelphia. The only saving grace is that WF Garden City is 15 mins away. I would advise avoiding this location and wasting your time. It is faster to go to Garden City or Jericho WF directly.

My first time visiting a whole foods market. I was impressed with the prices and quality of food. I like to purchase almond chocolate chip cookies from the brand called lesser evil. Only Whole Foods has it. I took the time to buy other items that are hard to find in regular stores. I was impressed with their pastries. They use vegan, GF, and dairy free products for their pastries. I will come back!

Warning! Do not but their fish ! I bought sockeye salmon yesterday, I opened it up to cook for dinner and I found not 1, not 2 but 3 parasitic worms moving about in and out of the flesh of the fish. I was absolutely disgusted. I didn't eat dinner, I'm still grossed out I will never buy fish from them again. Or any fish for a very long time. This is honestly repulsive . I want to vomit thinking about it. I bought the same variety of salmon 2 weeks ago from the same location. Threw it on the grill and later that night after eating dinner and for the next 2 days my stomach was in knots and felt like I had the stomach bug. Now I know why! I must have not seen the worms on it the last time and literally had a bug. Whole Foods praises itself on fresh clean food and charges top bucks for what? Parasitic fish. Shame on them. I'll be going to the doctor to get checked for parasites and will definitely take this claim further. Not to mention the fish was actually 25% off if you are a prime member. That's definitely why it was on sale. Absolutely disgusting. I have videos of them moving around but all it lets me post is a picture so here it is.

First time being at this location after eating out. The location is dark/gloomy and so limited on items that I've seen at other locations. I would prefer to go further out and have a larger variety.

I always found this place difficult to rate. So many great finds, but at such inflated prices. This week had an awesome sale on avocados and could grab a sprig of organic cilantro for $1.49, and can get gourmet cheeses and deli wares. But other stores have excellent gourmet deli and even more interesting selections. The supplement prices are just outright ridiculous. Whole Foods' selections are no longer unique enough to justify such high prices.

Food here is really fresh , organic, wonderful meat market , I don't think there has nice service, not all , some works are rude sometimes, I like the decorating here ,I love continue back again .

The lilies here are wonderfully fragrant and a good deal at $10 a bunch. I also love the 365 lime frozen fruit bars. I've shopped here a few times after having lunch and shopping across the street at the Americana. The associates here are very helpful. Not too crowded because they make you wait outside until some people leave. The only thing is, they should open more Whole Foods in Long Island. I heard the Best Market in Great Neck on Great Neck Road will close, so that is a perfect location for a Whole Foods!

An expensive Keyfood! This is not a Whole Foods supermarket by any stretch of the imagination. This is a pathetic, poorly laid out, poor man's supermarket. They should really remove the name whole foods from this place as it's giving it a really bad name. The representatives in this place has no intention of working, they're on their phones talking and giggling and the cashiers forget about it that's a whole other story. Hot food Section is really gross end is definitely not Whole Foods; everything is wrong with this place... Even the customers the frequent this place I feel like I'm in Thailand or Beijing it's crazy! Never coming here unless it's an emergency lol

When I saw that picture with the worms in the fish I had to given it one stars. Thank you for the person who posted that because I was going to visit that one while I had an appointment in the area. I will stick to my local garden city location

This location is super tiny. And since they are tiny they didn't have a lot of their usual items. I also miss the usual ready-made food that you can take out. One of the things featured at this location is their Italian sandwich bar. All the items at the sandwich bar looked fresh. When I picked one of the sandwiches, "The Italian Stallion" I was told they were out of prosciutto. How does a supermarket run out of a deli meat? I swapped prosciutto for soppressatta. The woman who made my sandwich was happy to make the substitution and went on to make my sandwich. She took a while doing it but in the end it was pretty tasty. Every staff member, with the exclusion of the woman who made my sandwich, seemed like they couldn't be bother. No one seemed particularly friendly. Not a big fav of this location and I plan on stopping here only if convenient for me.

This Whole Food Market is tiny and never has what I need. They don't carry everything. I am always disappointed when I go to this location looking for specific specialty items. They really need to expand this store to carry more. I couldn't even find Green Valley lactose free cream cheese or the prebiotic soda, Olipop, prebiotic soda, Poppi, nor really anything at this Whole Food Market location in Manhasset. I ended up going to the Whole Food in Westbury, NY which is sooooooo much better.

Wow! What an experience! The Manhattan Whole Foods should be visited even if you don't buy anything.it is wall to wall people. Just navigating through the crowds is an art. We went for organic baby food. If that's something you need, I would recommend shopping here. There are lots and lots of choices. Not only are there jars, but the new kind that comes in squeeze packets that the baby just sucks. There are lots of types of fruits and vegetables from carrots to cinnamon apple to bananas. Our baby like all of the flavors. The combinations make the vegetables tasty. Checking out is also unique. You wait in lines that are labeled by color. When the number in your designated color appears, you can proceed to the small checkout counter. It was very interesting. I think that if someone had lots of groceries as they do anywhere out of the city, this technique would not work. The counters were just too small. We had a baby diaper incident while we were there. The bathroom was not large enough to accommodate the crowds, especially the ladies rooms. The diaper change caused the line waiting time to increase to about 15 minutes. The ladies weren't too happy about that... All in all, this grocery store experience was something to try. but I would not say that "shopping is a pleasure" here.

Aziz Ansari jokes heavily on the 1st Date episode in the Netflix Original comedy Master of None, a famous Tinder pick up line " I'm going to Whole Foods, you want me to pick you up anything ?! This could actually work for me as a lover of vegan and organic foods. I frequent this location about once a week and I must say that this is a very well stocked location. The staff are very knowledgeable and courteous here. The staff here are very eccentric and diversely cultured. This location is super small ( hence the star I deducted). What's most annoying is that the staff stocks the entire store while you are shopping ! This means aisles are blocked by ladders, carts and shoppers creating one big traffic jam. This is a nuisance. I get that they have to keep replenishing because people just keep on buying, however, stock you shipment overnight ! Stop being cheap and hire overnight staff! This store makes enough !!!Have a display large enough for all those organic fruits ! This neighborhood relies heavily on this spot for trusted organic meats and produce amongst other things like toiletries, health items , baked good and Deli Meats. The hot buffet here is also quite unique. Somehow they managed to squeeze it into the produce aisle right by the bulk items and nuts. I love the flower shop here ! This is a awesome place to purchase gifts for people. The flowers are sooooo fresh and so beautiful here. Priced right as well. They sell a lot of haircare, beauty and gift items. Books for children and random gift items. What's also unique about this location is their MOCHI fridge !!!!! For MOCHI lovers, they've got you covered. Some items are most expensive than Trader Joe's, however, the quality speaks volumes. This definitely is more of your "Belle Aire" version of Trader Joe's.

Today is the last day sale on supplements so I come in to see what I need, plus to replenish some "feel-good" food! Although you may have complain about the always crowded situation here, it's still a lot better comparing to the one at Union Square. Before walking in the store, I see the shopping carts outside the store are organized. Especially under the sub zero weather condition, they earn additional star from me on the cart condition! If you want to go organic and non-gmo on everything that goes into your body, this is the place you shop. They have several different brands on each type of food item for your choice options, whether it's price or does or form. I like their superfood area. Although it's just a small hanging shelf space it has all the items I need. Cashiers are always friendly and cheerful. And the guy who helps me to bag my stuff learns i use my own bag, he puts away their paper bags and immediately loading the goods carefully in my own reusable bags. He's so helpful! Overall the shopping experience at this Whole Foods location has been good. I have Whole Foods Market app on my phone, which I get alerts on sale and discount on items. And it helps my budget to be healthy, too!

Pretty much the worst Whole Foods I've ever been in. No salad bar, poor selection of ready made items. Things in the case mislabeled....my broccoli somehow had bacon in it her that was nowhere on the signage. Flower selection poor and depressing. This place needs an overhaul. The only redeeming quality was the nice staff who were friendly.

I bought some flowers here for Valentine's Day, an order of two dozen long-stemmed pink roses in a vase, and my partner loved it! The pickup process was a bit confusing at first, but several team members came by and took care of me. Despite the initial confusion, they were quite friendly throughout the experience. One of them, I believe one of the store leader at this location, even promised that it was going to come out beautifully arranged, and he was right! I wish I took a photo there where they have better lighting, but these things need to be seen in person anyway. After helping me securely bag it, I happily lifted the bundle over to my car. Overall, I would recommend!

While this location makes me feels a bit claustrophobic due to the pandemic, i happened to come in to get milk and some short ribs. I end up not getting the milk because today is 10/6 and all the mil on the dairy display expires in 10 days. I did get the beef short ribs which were $5.99 a pound. I noticed they had a poultry's ready clean and vacuum sealed for sale at $3.69 a pound, while that is to rich for my blood. I settled on going to shop rite and picking up chicken pieces for $.99 a pound. Now i have to say their poultry display at Whole foods is divine. Amazing butcher skills, beautifully set, all vacuum sealed, trimmed to perfection, no skin or bones, all ready for use. With that said i end up getting 3 packs of the beef short rib which will be amazing when i do them on my charcoal grill this weekend. What i dont like was the check out, it is unfortunate that even when they monitor the line, the line goes around the corner and there no choice for a self check out. The wait in the line was a bit slow since it was 1pm and i was shopping during my lunch break. As always the staff at the store is friendly and they answer all questions. Certainly this is not my choice location for food shopping.

Elidia is a master professional and lovely human being who resolves problems in record time and with record grace. Possessing an incredible memory and impeccable interpersonal skills to make everyone's day. Yudis is also a professional whose patience and desire to assist is inspiring. She takes all the questions posed by clueless customers and ensures satisfaction.

The worst whole foods I have ever been to anywhere!!! Wow, it is absolutely overcrowded. Plus there's no regard for any space that the client needs to look at and browse! It's like a tug of war everybody is pushing and shoving! Not even space to check out two carts at the same time in the same aisle it is absolutely the most ridiculous set up I have ever seen. This is absolutely the last time I go to shop your store in Manhasset you would think with such a hoity-toity crowd and clientele who frequent your supermarket no instead everyone is rude and entitled. I'm out. So I went back having forgotten my lousy experience here and totally confirmed it was not just that one day awhile back when I experienced the chaos of Whole Foods manhasset - no it's like that everyday. But this time worse, there were people actually fighting each other, yelling.... like a jerry springer show in the aisles... Walmart has nothing on this place for insanity. I was so stressed by end of shopping i stopped and asked to speak to manager... but alas a no show. So I filled out a "rant & rave, which I'm sure will end up in the recycle bin. I must remember - Goji berries and hemp seeds be damned - Whole Foods in manhasset is not to be confused with a wholesome shopping experience.

They have the Amazon returns with regular food returns...right at the busy exit of the store. Very chaotic and dangerous. Also, customer service agent, Bruni, was really rude and degrading. In addition, in one of the aisles (vitamin) workers talking badly about customers or fellow workers...even using curse words..very uncomfortable. Manager Alex seemed less than likely to rectify my issue with the agent Bruni...even though he listened, and said he would move forward with the issue, he also chucked it off to me saying it was a "tough" morning.

The worst whole food I ever seen. Food/veggie/fruits are not fresh enough. The cashiers & helpers in the self checkout area are all out of their mind! They are no passion, they don't looks like they want to do the job. They makes me feel that they're saying: why don't you guys go to other place. There's even a lady kind of a racist. This market environment totally in a lifeless way. stay away from the market as long as you have other options. :)

Whole Food Roslyn used to be the go to in the area for fresh produce and for prepared food. We decided to cater a party using their menu and we're very disappointed. Customer service was surprisingly bad; food quantity was small and price was way too high. I won't be ordering catered food from there anymore. Better options in the area.

A bit smaller than usual - it's great though: even though it tends to get very crowded. The produce is great, however it's so cramped - it makes me slightly anxious. The Amazon Help desk was alright, it took me 40 minutes (yes, I counted) to return a package because one of the staff members had no idea what they were doing. They were very apologetic about it, I wasn't going to be rude to them because Lord knows, I've been in situations like those.

There's nothing like a gift card to get you to go to a place you don't usually frequent...or ever frequent. I honestly haven't been in a Whole Foods since back when there was a Bush in the White House and no one had heard of kale. $25 to the store brought me in the other day and I left having spent a tad more than that, but I can't say I wasn't pleasantly surprised by what I found. I mean you're walking into the health food Mecca. You'll see organic things on the shelves you may never see again. But therein lies some of the fun. Well, once you get around the crowds. I don't fault this WF location for the hoards on a Sunday because they're smack dab in the middle of an area that thrives on healthy eating habits. Even so, my girlfriend and I were dodging humans left and right on our trip. Once we made our way past the initial clutter of bodies, we were able to explore. Fruits and veggies when you first walk in along with a bar of prepared hot food. Further through the aisles you'll find tons of exquisite meats and cheeses, a fresh bakery, a deli area with lots of packaged items for purchase, and plenty of other tasty goods. The possibilities are unique and different than many other food stores, so embrace it. Well, when I say embrace don't take it too far. Shopping here as your only form of food purchase won't just leave a hole in your wallet, it'll blow the whole dang thing up. Pesto sauce for $19? I'll pass. $10 almond butter? Intriguing, but see ya later. You get my point. Though, when you truly scour the prices, you'll notice that Whole Foods has their hand in making affordable items as well. Their 365 everyday value items are truly a value. Prices are reasonable on these choices and the real kicker? They're tasty! I grabbed a bag of garlic and herb pita chips and they were packed with plenty of flavorful garlic to up that stinky breath. The 365 blueberry cereal bars were also rockin' and makes me think that WF could be on to something great. Overall, Whole Foods offers an alternative to your average supermarket with its organic, healthy options. By keeping my blinders on (for the most part) I sifted through the prices and was able to come out with a nice bounty of affordable goods. I am still a loyal cult member of Trader Joe's and will probably buy the majority of my produce and such elsewhere, but Whole Foods seems poised to make a decent impression on my food purchases....but I'll stick to peanut butter, for now.

Not a lot of options. Smaller market than others that I have visited. A little more pricey. Service was great cashier was friendly and helpful. Not overly crowded.

Pros: + Great customer service + Great options for ready made food + Reasonably priced Cons: - Limited stock - they do often run out of produce and aren't always - Crowded - Limited parking

A tiny Whole Foods in Manhasset. They have a good selection of everything you go to Whole Foods for, and they had the sale items we were looking for. They don't have a hot food bar though, so keep that in mind when you go in.

This store is very cramped. It's shopping cart roller derby and you're it! Personally, sad that there is no fresh juice or coffee bar here.Jericho north of the Expressway is the closest one eastbound. However met 2 amazing employees named Mike and Fiona. Sweet, real and really wanted to help. Fiona stopped what she was doing and instead of telling me where the birthday cards were, took me to the section and then showed me the blank ones( she guessed that I write a chapter in every greeting card) and the beautiful regular ones. I mean this is again rare and very kind!! Fun and happy cashier Roxi!

Worst Whole Foods I've ever been to, and I shop at the Centre St location in Jamaica Plain, MA sometimes. Too small, too congested, poorly laid out, poor selection. This is just not a good representation of Whole Foods.

I've always enjoyed shopping at Whole Foods, especially their bakery. But lately their baked goods are lacking. There is a baking kitchen at my store, however, the cakes seem to still be made on premises. But the cookies, donuts, & other smaller items now contain chemicals & other items I've never seen before on any of their bakery labels. One of the worst was the chocolate chip scones - ugh, extremely dry with unhealthy ingredients. From now on I will buy my bakery items elsewhere.

This whole foods is a total sh*t show! Its super small and the parking lot is like a war zone. People drive in and out like bats outta hell. But the WF itself is tiny. The usual brands are there and I haven't had an issue with freshness but since its small the aisles are narrow. The self-entitled clientele do not make it any easier nor fun. Daytime is best. Weekends are at ones own risk!

Rude, discourteous and disrespectful employees. And I am not talking about the cashiers. Store is incredibly small and cramped and poorly maintained. It is close to my house but after yet another awful experience today I think I will travel further to buy food. Not worth having my day ruined.

Denis-was bagging my groceries and my ham wasn't scanning. This guy went to get 2 labels and then he saw I had to wait to pay so he brought me over to the front to ring me up himself. Thennnnn the label wouldn't scan so he went to figure it out. This kind of customer service is like spotting the abominable snowman. Whole Foods!!!! ...this is a leader in the making. Thank you!

The place is very small and the rows are very narrow. They also sell flowers, fresh but the florist is horrible. In my opinion if you dont have someone professional to do a good job then you shouldnt give people the false idea that you have a florist to arrange flowers for you when u buy it there. Especially when they have you pay first while they arrange it, so even after they do a bad job on the arrangements, you have already paid and have no other chocie but take it. Ive been to other supermarkets where they have florist also and they usualy arrange the flowers first then u go pay, so if its not up to your standards then u still have the chance to not take it.

I've only been to Whole Foods once or twice pre-Amazon. I don't have many memories of those trips, but this is for my most recent experience. After shopping at the next door Bed Bath & Beyond, I decided to check out the WF and see what I was now dealing with. First off, the parking lot is confusing. Secondly, it was a mid-Sunday morning, so yeah it was gonna be packed. It feels even more so since this location feels so crammed. The prices are higher than your average super market, but they do carry things you'll find nowhere else. Case and point - raclette cheese! The stinky cheese of my dreams. I definitely bought a block of the goods. This location needs a sprucing up, and mainly an expansion, but hopefully I'll be back when thoe changes come through.

This is more of a critique of the Amazon take over of WFM rather than this store specifically. First this is not a large store it was originally owned by a smaller chain that was bought out by WF. The problem is ever since Amazon has instituted its Prime delivery/shopping service into their stores the narrow aisles have become so congested that you are in danger of being run over by the people who are executing the fulfilment orders. What was once a pleasant place to shop is now an obstacle course to see if you can pick up a few items and get out in a reasonable amount of time without being cut off by the in-house shoppers. In addition the place lacks a lot of the items that other WFMs commonly stock. If you live in the area patronising a store such as Rising Tide in Glen Cove is a more pleasant experience.