Whole Foods Market

Perfection of a grocery store-restaurant hybrid concept. Ultramodern indoor & outdoor doors dining areas with inspiring views. Steps away from the High Line, Mall & much more. 5 stars for the helpful & courteous staff. Must be a Flagship location.? INCREDIBLE SELECTION😎

One of the nicest Whole Foods stores I’ve been in. I stopped in here when I was meeting my son for lunch at one Manhattan West. I thought it was a small store, but it just keeps going and going this store is big. It’s beautiful. Has everything you need a full sushi bar, premade sandwiches, a sandwich counter, a hot bar and plenty of seating in case you want to eat lunch in the store. Such a great experience.

Discovered so many new protein bars in this Whole Foods in New York. So many products that aren’t available in Canada. Always fun wandering through and seeing all the great products that the US stores have.

Great spot for hot food and prepared food. Drinks and dessert too! We got a pizza at Hot Slice, $21 for a large pie with ham and fig. Really good! Don't need to pay $$$$ in NYC for food.

Why is a half rotisserie chicken the same price as a whole chicken, and why are dogs always in the store when the sign says no dogs allowed? Especially when you have awesome security guards all over the store. Life is a mystery. produce buffet healthy bar self check out sushi tourists

Very pricey food store and the quality is very inconsistent. Purchased these strawberries Feb 2, 2025. As you can see very moldy and not edible. Hudson Yards Wholefoods, if you’re gonna be expensive, at least sell decent quality….

I’m a big fan of Whole Foods. But today’s experience just ratcheted it up a notch!. Is that even possible? For lunch, I usually get the market table special with 2 sides. But today I saw 2 people getting the new STIR FRY. It intrigued me cause it was made to order. I gave it a try and KABOOM 💥. The beef was texturized like filet mignon. The flavors erupted like a volcano in Mt. Etna. $13? Quality meal fit for a Prince. 2 lbs of food is sufficient for a famished cyclist 💪💪. The chef made it look like a Hibachi Grill. I was told this is the only location in Manhattan that offers STIR FRY. $13 is ludicrous because I would have to pay $30 for this elsewhere. 🥇🥇 J. BEZOS. You’re the MAN 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Favorite Whole Foods in Manhattan. Employees are helpful and kind and the layout is easy to navigate. Wonderful Cafe area to eat your lunch that you purchased there while being able to relax before heading back out.

Convenient location when in this area. Not as crowded unless going during peak hours during morning and lunchtime. There is a section for those who want to get food and dine. Two floors and easy to find what you need or ask for help. They have self check out and lines move fairly quick. For those with the Whole Foods app, link your Amazon prime membership to get additional discounts on weekly sales. Grocery shopping pretty easy here. Breakfast sandwiches available from from 8-10:30 daily...less crowded after 9ish. Lunch stir fry - go before 12pm else it there will be a wait as it does take time to cook food. Decent portions and filling too. they have sandwich and pizza stations, salad and hot bar as well.

If you're seeking a grocery shopping experience that combines culinary excellence with architectural flair, the Whole Foods near Hudson Yards is definitely worth a visit. This location boasts a stunning design that feels both modern and inviting, providing a fresh and vibrant atmosphere as soon as you walk through the doors. The gourmet food options are nothing short of impressive. Whether you're in the mood for artisanal cheeses, freshly baked bread, or exotic ingredients you won't find elsewhere, this Whole Foods has it all. The variety and quality of products cater to those with a penchant for the finer things in life, making it a haven for food enthusiasts. While the service can be a mixed bag--typical of the fast-paced, sometimes brusque NYC style--it's the unique shopping experience and the top-notch selection that truly stand out. So, if you're in the Hudson Yards area and looking to indulge in some upscale grocery shopping, this Whole Foods is definitely a place to explore.

I came here for a quick lunch from one of the grocery store's few hot food offerings. I went with the pizza and found it super tasty and pretty big for the price. It was pricier than your average slice you'd find in Manhattan but I liked the quality. The lady working behind the counter was nice and it only took a bit before my pizza was ready. I liked the large seating area at this location. There were plenty of seats and tables to choose from. It was a little dirty though and it took me a second to find a clean spot. Honestly the only reason I got pizza here was the convenience of being around Hudson Yards and wanting to find a quick bite to eat. That being said I did enjoy my pizza and could justify the higher cost per slice given any other lunch in Manhattan ain't going to be that cheap.

One of the best Whole Foods you could ever go to. It's huge considering it's in the middle of a business area. Located right next to the Peloton Studios and behind One Manhattan West. I thought it was a small store, but it just keeps going and going. This store is big, it's beautiful, has everything you need. There's a full sushi bar, pre-made sandwiches, a sandwich counter, a hot bar and plenty of seating in case you want to eat lunch in the store. Such a great experience.

The store is nice with good products. The service is lacking. They have 26 cash registers, and you're lucky if there are one or two people actually working them. And the people who are working with them are often standing around and talking amongst themselves, rather than trying to move the line.

I love going to this Whole Foods and shop here all the time. They have a great selection and the prices aren't bad compared to other grocery stores in the area. The quality of their produce is typically quite solid. That being said, I have two recommendations to help you get the most out of your experience here 1) always check expiration dates. In November, I came across Greek yogurt that had expired in August. 2) come with some flexibility in mind. I sometimes get annoyed because a lot of essential items will be out of stock with no obvious replacements in stock. This forces me to get creative with recipes. Despite these drawbacks, I still enjoy shopping here and think they have a great selection.

Huge Whole Foods store in Hudson yards with large selection of freshly prepared foods. I came here on my lunch break to pick up some products I couldn't find at my local Whole Foods at home. The selection of products here is really good but it's very very crowded. Seems like everyone in the area comes here on their lunch hour. They have a nice selection of fresh food here. There weren't too many customer associates walking around to assist but they had a very efficient checkout process. It moved very quickly with associates directing customers to the first available self checkout machine. Overall, this store was a little bit overwhelming with all of the people there, but I do like the product selection, so I probably would return.

I enjoy this whole foods location. It is very large, clean, and nice in here. It can get crowded but just come in the early mornings and there is less people. The place is pretty well stocked. There's also a section to eat and drink. There are two floors - I've only been to the bottom floor to do self check out but they have self checkouts on both floors. The bottom floor was smaller but also offered some items. Food is fresh and they have a decent craft beer selection. There's also plenty of pre made items as well as a hot bar, pizza, sushi, etc. I would recommend downloading the whole foods app to link to your amazon account because prime members get discounts. I believe they have buy one get one half off sushi deals on Fri.... Bring your own bags or else you will have to pay for the bags. Cell signal is not good for t-mobile members but if you have verizon you're good. My only gripe would be the deli section...it takes awhile to get anything. I've been here a few times and had to wait a bit for someone to even help me. Don't come to this section if you're in a hurry...

Who doesn't like whole foods market? This place had a very wide variety of quality food. They sell craft beer as well. I have gone here to eat for lunch and the food is fresh and clean. I come here to get steaks and lamb chops when I am in the area. The butcher section is where I run, too. The seafood is also very fresh. I don't mind spending some money for some quality food. The service is fairly fast with self check out options and cashiers. If I had one closer to me, I would probably make this my main supermarket.

There's tons of variety of foods, ice cream is on sale until 7/18/2023, more discount for Amazon Prime members. Remember to bring your own bag for 10 cents discount off your entire purchase! Also, there's a seating area upstairs where you can enjoy your food! Also a great place to get a/c during the hot summer heat!

I had a good WF lunch at this location. When you enter, you go up an escalator to get to the store floor. You'll see the open seating area to your right. Just make your way straight ahead to get to the premade food/hot bar/salad bar sections. There is also a speciality food station and a cafe station (I didn't try these, but will next time I'm here). Also afterwards I picked up a few things from the store and paid through the self-checkout; they have a good set up here. Will come back again.

Really nice and clean Whole Foods - huge with very extensive food stations. There were so many ready-made options that I had a hard time deciding what I wanted for lunch! I ended up putting together a pretty robust salad since all of their salad bar items were so fresh and delicious-looking. I used self-checkout to pay. I had hopes to use my Amazon account for the discount but couldn't get it to work so I gave up. There was plenty of seating so I grabbed a window seat to enjoy the lovely outdoor view.

Spacious, clean, and convenient! They have pretty much everything here with an extensive frozen food, produce, and meat/seafood counter. There are three check out areas. The main one has regular cashiers, then there's also a self-service area on the second floor and down on the first floor. The self-service does close early so if you go right before closing time, then you have to go to the main area with the cashiers. You can also do Amazon returns here! There's a self-service kiosk by the customer service booth on the second floor. They also have Amazon lockers on the first floor. This is also a good place to grab a quick lunch or dinner. Wide selection of ready made or fast casual foods like sushi, pizza, hot buffet, and salad bar. I like their stirfry where you can choose your own veggies, protein, rice, and sauce. It's a large portion for under $15. They have indoor and outdoor seating if you want to enjoy food there. They have Wi-Fi there too, so there are people that hang out there to do work. Overall: Even though some of their products are definitely overpriced, it's hard to beat the convenience of this place!

Walking into Whole Foods, the team members made sure to acknowledge my presence and greeted me with a warm welcome. The environment was very welcoming were I haven't received that in any other location that I've shopped at. This location would be one that I will frequently shop at moving forward.

Freshly made berries mix all time. Most preferred food supermarkets across whole USA.

Yuck. What was this in my sushi and, therefore, in my mouth. Blah. Totally binned the rest.

First of all , I already love Whole Foods! But this location is awesome! Inside is huge, I literally feel like I'm in a mall. There's Different sections inside where you can dine, grab a to go meal from the buffet or order a lil something creative from the grill. Of course it's expensive AF but I enjoy being around folks who don't mind spending ! They don't ask for vaccination status, however those who are germaphobic may not feel comfortable since masks wearing is not enforced. Customers and employees were spotted without it on. Not just under the nose-completely OFF! I come here for lunch often, come early to get the good pickings at the buffet!

I'm going to give this WF a solid 4.5 stars. I don't know why the reviews are so low. I love that floor spaces, the cleanliness, the customer services, the quality of the products and food items. They have a great "self-checkout" section as well, I never had to wait in line. I went here several times to pick-up water and snacks. I was happily satisfied with my experiences and I plan to re-visit WF at Hudson Yards again and again! Thank you!

The plan clothes security guards should stop profiling African Americans! It's very disheartening that an Amazon Prime membership doesn't stop security from profiling us as if we are stealing from the store, yet I come there every day, ‍ @ the disrespectful looks the plan clothes security gives African Americans in Whole Foods 368 10th Ave NY 10001.

I've been shopping at this Wholefoods location since it opened during the difficult days of the pandemic. I am grateful that the store is there, and to be able to afford to shop there. However, I notice that the store overall and the customer service have gone from very nice to ok to bad to worse. I was in there today, a Saturday, about 1 p.m. - not a late-night - and encountered certain fairly basic items to be entirely out of stock. Cara cara oranges was one. I circled back a few minutes later, since some produce stocking was going on, but no-go. I heard another customer lamenting the lack of cottage cheese. Frequently, they are out of cilantro, nonorganic spinach, a variety of herbs, and the prices for nonorganic cucumbers or other items in that case remain a longstanding mystery. Then there is the combatting-the-Wholefoods-app-shoppers issue. The (staff) shoppers bomb around the store filling app orders, oblivious to and discourteous of the actual human shoppers. They regularly block their paths, take corners rapidly and nearly run into them, etc. This is what comes of a store becoming a warehouse, staff being pressured by management for speed, yet still being open to live human customers. The folks at checkout have gotten so completely dissociated from their work or the customer in front of them that on my last two visits, they neglected to even pass the items they had rung up to the other side of the register. They don't put tape around deli or egg items any longer unless you request it. This should not be a special request. It has been months since anyone actually bagged my items for me. I always bring my own bags. After COVID, some checkers got worried about touching people's bags, which I understand, but now it just comes across as neglect. The latest move on the part of the store is to hire security guards. I am sorry that the store has had to do this, and I have seen shoplifting in action there. Still, it would be good to instruct security guards not to block aisles, glower, use their phones, and in one case, actually engage in some sort of facial grooming with a small metal instrument. Overall, if you want to get most but not all of what you need, fend for yourself, and have a disheartening, robotic shopping experience, then this Wholefoods will serve you well.

Came here for a latte. Great coffee with outdoor seating to enjoy it. Great location right next the high line.

I just went there and got some cookies and got nuts bar. It wasn't not my first time I got mixed nuts. I did mix 4 different nuts this time. Half of 16oz plastic container. At the register the girl named July got back to me with attitude of you can't be doing this and we will charge you for the most expensive! I had macadamia nuts you could count on fingers. I asked why would you do this? Why you decide to charge me the most expensive item there while I had chocolate covered raisins and yogurt covered raisins. She just was rude and definitely don't know how to treat customers! I told her shame on you and just left the bar there. She just could say ok we charge you the middle price but don't do it next time. Instead she was miserable and rude to a customer. July (her name) should get better attitude and mood next time. No wonder ppl get replaced by robots... if we have to see this on daily basis I rather have robots around me than mean and rude girl who's negative vibes you could feel a mile away. Disappointed

This is a Covid review! I don't know that capacity is monitored here. Even more disturbing was a young woman roaming the aisles maskless. I brought this up to management and was told she had a medical condition- what? That's a lie she told you while everyone else complies. Unacceptable!!!!!!

Holy cow. This place is amazing. This location just opened today in Manhattan West across the street from Hudson Yards. Unlike most Whole Foods locations in the city, it was not shoehorned into a space a little too small for a big supermarket. This location is different. I have never seen a Whole Foods this big before, even in the suburbs. They have everything, make that 10 of everything. It is dizzying to have this kind of selection - no compromises here. There are all the usual departments, as well as a very large prepared food section, good for the office dwellers and there is a coffee shop and a bar, too. The aisles are very wide and it is easy to get around without being up in someone's grill while you grab something off a shelf. The staff are friendly here, too. Happy to help, answer questions, direct you to the right place, etc. Such a great addition to the neighborhood!

We came here to grab a simple bite to eat because we wanted to visit The Edge. Whole Foods food bar is always a hit or miss. This is a definite miss. Most of the food items were missing labels, so you had to try to figure out what was on display. It was 2:40PM and most of the food trays were empty. All of their chicken dishes were super dry. Possibly over cooked and sitting out under the light for so long. My husband& I paid $30 between our meals and 2 drinks. We ended up trashing most of it as the taste of most items were bad. So many other good food options. Come here to shop for food- stay away from the food bar unless you're desperate

Whole Foods at Hudson Yards Manhattan West is huge. I kept hearing there was a Whole Foods at the Yards. I came upon it by accident. I'm not sure if there's a front door and back door but after I wandered in one entrance I exited very close to the shopping mall. It's very convenient for everyone that lives and works in the neighborhood. The store is spacious and very well stocked. There's employees easily accessible if you have questions like I did. I need to return to locate more of my favorite foods. Since it's far from home the most I would get is a loaf of bread or something lightweight to carry to the train. I definitely would purchase prepared food and have lunch here. They have an abundance of indoor seating but won't let you use it at this time. In winter I'm not going to sit outside. This location of Whole Foods is a solid four stars for now. They sure have a lot of stock to sell. I suggest you visit and get a breakfast sandwich. Let me know how it tastes! Their local source pastries are great! It's a beautiful new store full of fresh food and clean atmosphere!

In New York, every neighborhood needs a good grocery store. The addition of Whole Foods to Hudson Yards is huuuge. (It's also Hells Kitchen adjacent.) As much as I like to support Local, it's hard not to appreciate what Whole Foods offers us even since it's been acquired by Amazon. This location's layout is initially confusing. But once you get the hang of it, it will be like riding a bike. Enter on 10th ave close to 31st and take the escalator up. Set up your Amazon app with the in-store barcode to get discounts. Checkouts are very tight on space and have very limited numbers of registers open every time I've been, no matter the time of day - maybe 3 or 4 of over 28 available. That said, product selection is great, and even local produce and other locally owned and sourced products can be found throughout.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this location. For most of COVID I've been schlepping to Whole Foods Columbus Circle for my groceries and now that this location is open I have to walk half as far! In addition to being closer to my apartment in Hell's Kitchen, it has several great restaurants like Jajaja one of my favorite vegan restaurants in manhattan. The store is also super sleek with multiple cash register areas, plenty of space to walk around, and an overall beautiful aesthetic. The bottom floor (street level on 10th Avenue) has a bunch of great grab and go drink options if you're just passing by and need a quick beverage in the NYC summer!

This Whole Foods is way nicer than the one in Columbus Circle which is the one I normally go to. It had way more seafood and meat options than I'm used to seeing. They had salmon marinated in chimchurri, tequila lime, etc. So many options! I also saw chicken adobo and other marinades that I would definitely get. They also had a wide variety of dessert options. The layout was a bit confusing, wasn't quite sure where the checkout and exit were but overall it was super clean, not crowded, and nice.

I give this spot a perfect rating! Everything was a surprise. The cashiers were awesome. Lines to check out were quickly flowing. The sliced fruits were yummy and fresh. Oh and the yummy prepared foods. I had some curry chicken and vegetable rice... And roasted vegetables.

This place is great. Not only for their groceries but for their premade food. Nice view to sit & eat in their cafe & a great place to wait for your peloton class to start. Plenty of charging stations so you can do work while you wait. Clean. Self check out for your purchases. Bonus discount if you are a Prime member.

Hello future me, circa Fall 2021/early 2022... I see you waiting on line and grousing about how crowded this place is, irritated about needing to wait on line a few minutes for a to go lunch or my groceries to take home from work. Stop now. Kick back, pull out your phone. Read this review and relax. Seriously, stop complaining. Close your eyes and think back to the heart of the pandemic, when this was an absolute oasis where you would stock up on whatever you needed on the days you ventured in to the office. A meticulously clean and spotless oasis with assiduous COVID protocols and friendly, efficient, hard working staff. The place that kept your dangerously low fresh ground peanut butter supply constantly refreshed. You knew the times when the number of customers in here virtually equaled the number of staff would eventually come to an end, and, really, it's better this way. It's still a beautifully laid out and spacious and airy location with an excellent selection, more pleasant to visit than your standard WF. Did you really want to keep living in a zombie apocalypse world? The city you love is filling back up, and that is an unabashed good thing. So you have to wait longer to grab a fresh lunch at one of their takeaways bars, or fight to grab one of the charming outdoor plaza seats. Relax. Exhale. It's going to be ok.

The ads say they have everything, and they pretty much did. The salad bar had so so many options and everything was so good once you get past the sticker shock of just how much it costs when it's time for the scale. The garlic knots are huge and have a nice kick to them as well. Food was definitely tasty, but the price really was a bit too high to warrant ever coming back.

I was browsing in the neighborhood and walked by Whole Foods. I was surprised since I did not know there was a Whole Foods here - apparently it opened on 7/17/21. The store is super clean and goods are spread out throughout one main floor. Wide aisle makes it easier to explore the store. In the checkout section, there are about 8-10 self checkouts (there were more self checkouts than staffed checkouts) and the process was smooth. There is a small vending space dedicated for Matchaful Cafe, which offers matcha products and drinks like Matcha latte and even Matcha soft serve. When I went, there was a nice discount (~30% off) for all ice cream, and I look forward to finding good deals here in the future as well. I bet people who reside the high-rise apartment in Hudson Yards are happy for the addition. It's also nice for people visiting Hudson Yards to stop by and get some food. There are plenty of seating right outside, so you can buy food and eat outside when the weather is nice.

Big, beautiful store. Lots of extras like coffee shop and pizza stand. Self checkout is another bonus. But, to my great surprise, half the employees wore masks, half didn't. I felt very unsafe, especially with the BA2 variant now on the rise in NYC. Won't be back.

I came here to pick up a few items after a long day at Javits Center. I was able to find everything I needed but I don't like the layout of this store. It seems like it's mostly catered to people getting takeout food and not grocery shopping. Also the cashier was a little bit rude because I brought my own shopping bags.

Best, biggest, brightest Whole Foods ever! I can't believe the selection here! Even a huge store in West Orange, NJ does not have this selection! I was really blown away! Massive bread selection and cheese. Products (Everyday WF) that I've never seen at others WF. Massive checkout area. Massive area to sit down outside.

Great place to stop by and grab some lunch they have a large variety to choose from. The grill is always open, and the food is made to order be prepared to wait but it's worth it.

I almost don't want people to know how nice this whole food is, and just let it be my Saturday joy to walk around and relax. But this whole food is just awesome. It is unlike most of the other locations, where it's always crowded, sticky floor around hot bar, and aisles crammed together, where you have to fight with people during checkout, and bump into strangers. It is new, clean, spacious, have an inviting food hall, two floor with first floor being a fast self checkout service and a Matchaful store, and a Caffe Grumpy on the second floor. Things I like about this location is that you don't have to fight with prime delivery staff on food. I used to go to the Columbus circle location and the union square location, where I have to navigate through narrow aisles to fight for grocery items. This location is nicely lighted, spaced out, big aisles and good lighting. If you go up through the escalator to the second floor, you can see a big seafood station, aisles of food and snacks, and baked goods if you walk further inside. Next to the checkout, there is a cafe grumpy serving quality coffee, a stir fry station next to the hot food bar, and a pizza spot. Everything seems super organized and clean, which is a big deal compared to other New York grocery shops. I always feel relaxed, be able wander around for extended amount of time and can enjoy the experience of grocery shopping rather than feeling like doing chores and wanting to finish early. LOVE this location!

This wholefoods location in Manhattan West is the worse place to work for.....I used to work here at this location for 7 months ( 450 W 33rd St, New York, NY 10001 ) But when I came into the supermarket to see some old face who I talk to today.....One of the managers told me I been hanging in the supermarket over 3 hours that I wasn't doin anything wrong.....Then he told me to leave All of the managers is afraid to tell all the ppl who is sleeping there for hours & don't even help the security guard when person's are stealing things from the supermarket

I was hoping that this location would be different, but still terribly run. Long lines due to slow cashiers, of which there were only 3. The store's floorplan is bizarre, the employees brusque. All this for overpriced food. Hard pass.

The best! So surprised to see that they have an acai bowl machine ($10.99/lb) + matcha/health cafe downstairs. The essentials are carried, but I like how the luxuries are actually useful and considered.

This whole foods is awful. Poor management & disgusting food sanitation practices. . They repeatedly have expired goods and target minority customers. Especially Black people. I had a really bad incident happen, and when I made the manager, Oscar aware, he was completely accusatory and defensive. Oscar has not 1 ounce of customer service ability in him. He could not de-escalate the situation or leave me feeling better. He is not equipped to run this store. I was blatantly, told that I was being called because a black womanhood stole from the store earlier that day. Even the white man next to me during check out, asked "why are they staring at you so much" The other reason I would not recommend going to the store is because they are not kind to the hearing impaired. I witnessed a Whole Foods team member yell at a woman who is hearing impaired because she didn't answer him quick enough.

Great selection of vegetables and most of the checkout staff is VERY FRIENDLY! I shop there regularly. BUT AVOID THE DELI/ DEPARTMENT for meat and cheese. Lousy service, they try to overcharge you and you might get salmonella. They regularly have their luncheon meat recalled.

(4) ~ very good WF for an inner city location. Much bigger than expected and so they should have every thing you're looking for;)

So angry I purchased some porgies for Mothers day only for them to be spoiled. Upon taking them out of the bag I noticed a putrid smell coming from the fish. I couldn't take the smell so I had to trash them. A waste of money. I literally come to the supermarket almost every other day. I wasted money and a ruined Mother's Day dinner. I'm never purchasing seafood here again. Uhhh

Will make this review pretty short because my long complaint letter was sent to the headquarters of Whole Foods. I go to this Whole Foods almost every day, however I have no desire whatsoever to go there after this incident, local private stores have more humility and kindness in their stuff. The manager Omar Tejada left me speechless by his incredibly rude and unprofessional behavior towards costumer who spends more money there in a month than he earns. There is another manager, unfortunately I do not know his name but I do want to give him credit for his nice behavior and kindness to me on other days!

Freezing cold weather and the escalator does not work and then an elevator is not available for a senior citizen who could take their hard earned cash somewhere else. Further there were no sales in the seafood section even though other Whole Foods locations made the offer. Not a pleasant experience.

5 stars alone for having a Halloween vegan cake!! Great little location with a nicely curated little gift shop, and all the necessities you would expect from a While Foods.