Whole Foods Market

I really like these place, never had idea for going to these place. I just randomly enter to buy same stuff my family, but I was happy , I found flowers, vegetables, fruit, kids playing stuff and book, drinking water , alcohol, and cafe inside, sea food and meat , and more and more just try these place once, dress

I love it hear. Great selection and prices not that bad. Tomato soup is one of my favs. Lemon cookie is like no other.

I have a very difficult time finding bakery items fresh. Same issue with produce. They are mostly days old. I consider this store Whole Foods light as there are many Whole Foods items not available at this location. The employees are nice. The location is good. I just wish the food was fresher.

I had a great experience with Genet in the seafood department at Whole Foods. She was knowledgeable, patient, and clearly took pride in her work. When I asked questions about different types of fish, she didn’t just give quick answers — she explained the differences, offered recommendations, and even suggested the best way to prepare them. Genet’s friendly attitude and attention to detail made the interaction smooth and actually enjoyable. It’s rare to find someone who knows their department so well and genuinely wants customers to leave happy. She turned what could’ve been a quick stop into a memorable experience.

Staff is readily available to help with questions. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. Fresh fruits and vegetables were a higher grade than at other grocery chains. Also, they carry more unique food items. Very pleasing experience!!!

I've always had a great experience here and enjoy my local Whole Foods, but the "I'm not a cake decorator" employee in the bakery could use some coaching on the customer experience side. We get it, but if you're not the designated person, it would've been nice to let us know who could actually help us, minus the attitude. I hope your day gets better though!

I love Whole Foods. Products and everything always fresh, clean, pricey, but that’s what I’m here for high quality goods. As I was checking out a woman working in self checkout was hovering over me and talking to me. I didn’t mind, but I didn’t see her doing that to anyone else. I should’ve told her that I didn’t want her in my space but she seemed nervous looking in my bags and looking at me and my phone. My card declined and I had to tell Chase it was me purchasing these items for security. If possible, I would’ve preferred to not be hovered over.

I'm so happy to have a whole foods that is close to where I live in the Decatur area. The hot bar is really good and they have a nice variety. The staff is very nice and the Amazon drop off point is really nice as well. Recently all of the refrigerators were out which impacted the hot bar and other things in the store. Also there have been a few power outages and system outages that has disrupted service a few times. Outside of that parking is plentiful and the staff is always kind.

I always enjoy visiting this location I can always find what I need. The staff is always friendly. The store is neat and clean. I like that I can pick up my Amazon packages with ease, just enter through the front doors and over to the far right is where you can go to pick up your packages.

I don't usually shop at Whole Foods and mainly come in to do Amazon returns, but tonight I had to grab a few things right before closing. I forgot the gentleman's name who helped me, but he was so friendly and even recommended a cheese to me. The one I was looking for wasn't available since the refrigerated items were already put away, but he suggested another one that's really popular and it turned out to be really good. The store is always clean and seems well staffed too.

It's a Whole Foods? Clean store, has the hard to find organic products at Whole Foods prices. I don't think anyone with a budget starts here to bargain shop. But if you have specific items not sold elsewhere or just want the convenience of the location, then this is it.

One of the smaller WF I have been in, but the selection was still solid and it was clean and well-kept as I have always come to expect.

Let's face it, Whole Foods has the WORSE CHICKEN WINGS EVER!!! Even drenching them in sauces doesn't hide the fact that their wingettes are dry, hard to chew and old! Now I love Whole Foods and the organic top shelf products they have in every category. But them damn dry out chicken wings have got to go. Come on Whole Foods I know you can do mucho better. The wing joint in the same plaza can show you how to do it right. It's hard to mess up the most delicious bird in creation, so stop being the one who does. ya.

Refrigeration is fully back!! Hooray This is my favorite grocery store in the area personally, so glad it's all fixed so I can resume my regular shopping

The store was so nice a mind clean the staff helped me find everything I needed and the checkout moved super quickly great experience and great selection of vegan options

I shopped the Decatur, GA store on Saturday, August 10th, 2024 I had to go there to pick up an Amazon purchase and thought I would just pick up a few other things while I was there. I love Apple Fritters and a display offered an attractive display of them on special for $6.97 I believe. I have purchased them from Publix, Kroger, Aldi's and even Walmart. I think I like Kroger's the best. These were without a doubt the worst I have ever eaten. They were just very dry lumps of dough, deep fried with not even an apple taste to them. Even microwaving them did not help. I had 2, the rest are going in the garbage, I am 80 years old and no longer drive, I would need to find someone to take me there if I wanted to return them. Through MediCare?Aetna PPO we now have monthly spending accounts (mine is $90 a month). It is loaded on a Master Card and accepted by Publix, Kroger, Walmart, and not sure about Aldi's. I planned on paying for my items with this card. But guess what Whole Foods and Amazon don't honor/accept them. I'll be sticking with Publix and Kroger for my grocery needs.

This store seems to be busy no matter what time of day I come. Produce is well organized and stocked. Staff are friendly and welcoming. I am usually able to find what I need with ease. Would come again in the future!

I am not a fan of this location. It was originally a Whole Foods Market 365. I tried to get a merchandise card (Store Credit) for a return and they were so confused. I found almost nothing I was looking for. It is kinda of hectic as it is not a large store. When it comes to the produce, some of it was looking pretty sad. I think I'll take my money elsewhere as they are pricey at times. The look still reflects WFM 365.

It's not necessarily the business that I would not recommend, it the lead fella in the front named Austin. However, if Austin is representative and reflective of the culture and environment here, then please shop elsewhere. Earlier this evening, Austin jotted down the information of a young man inquiring about employment. And after feigning interest and an ability to be impactful or influential, as the gentleman left the store, Austin tossed the piece of paper in the trash. I'm glad that I wasn't the only witness because the woman standing right there when it happened, and able to better hear and see the exchange in its entirety informed a Tim or Tom who I assumed was management. I'd like to think that the different race of the potential employee wasn't factored into Austin's disregard of the gentleman, even after telling him he'd follow up with him. Because a lack of integrity should be color-blind. However, the way Austin seemed to handle it all appeared all too comfortable for him. I'd also like to think that the manager will at least reach out to the job seeker because that lady didn't mind grabbing the piece of paper out of the trash and handing it right to him. I'd also like to think that Austin will recognize that his actions of today do not reflect the care about our community that the core values of Whole Foods purports and perhaps seek employment elsewhere.

A few days ago I was in this store shopping for a few items... I previously posted a review of how I feel unjustifiable scrutinized because of gossip, rumors, and profiling atcthe self-checkout... So this time I chose to use the regular customer service checkout... When I entered the store I immediately noticed that the security person and another female was standing in tge self-checkout area casually observing customers as they paid for their items... So I thought nothing of it and continued on with my shopping... Because of my previous experiences with the customer service representatives at the self-checkout area I chose to use the regular checkout... While I was in line waiting to checkout I noticed that both the security person and the young lady that was standing with him repositioned themselves to the front of tge checkout counter that I was in... I noticed that tgey both stared directly at me and apoeared to be looking to see if I was concealing something that I hadn't paid for... I carry a black medical bag that has a medical equipment label on it... Inside of the labeled medical bag is equipment that is directly connected to a vital organ in my body that literally is keeping me alive... I lifted my shirt to show them the entry point of the equipment.. If there's ever a time where there is any suspicion that I may have taken anything (consciously or unconsciously)... They have my permission to inquire me directly... I shop for my items lije everyone else... I spend my money like everyone else... I'm retired from tge military... I'm retired from another federal government agency... I'm not rich... I'm a comfortable... I'm not indigent... I expect to be treated like every other customer until there is justifiable reasons not to... Thank you in advance for your time and assistance in this matter...

I went to pick up items I ordered from Amazon and while waiting as the second person in a line of four, the person at the Amazon counter decided to take a break and told us all we would have to wait 30 minutes. No one to back her up. No interest in helping the people in line. No suggestion on a solution or any concern for helping customers. She even giggled because it was sooooo funny to her. May she have the day she deserves.

I was surprised to see that this Whole Foods was rated so poorly on Yelp. I stopped here on a Monday night when it was admittedly empty but this is the coolest Whole Foods I have ever seen. They have a wide open floor plan that appears to be brand new. It is well spaced and has really great square fluorescent lights hanging above the aisles. There is also this really cool eating area upstairs that looks like it can be used for private events. The parking lot is also sizable with EV chargers. I know that, like all WFMs, this place is pricey. But if you are going to shop at this store, it's probably worth driving the extra few minutes to this location in Decatur. I wish I lived nearby!

This was my first time in a Whole Foods Market. Very clean, in a nice area. I only came here to fill up my 5 gallon water bottles as they offer Reverse Osmosis water and Alkaline Water in the back right side of the store. Other than that, I wouldn't shop here. Just a personal preference, there are other stores I like better, including the Farmers Market.

This Whole Foods Market 365 opened exactly one year ago today, December 12, 2018: https://media.wholefoodsmarket.com/news/whole-foods-market-365-celebrates-grand-openings-of-first-two-atlanta-store. It opened concurrently with another Whole Foods Market 365 store in Buckhead: https://www.yelp.com/biz/whole-foods-market-365-atlanta-3. These two stores are the only 365 concept stores in Georgia and they're a rare breed across the country. When they opened, they were only the 11th and 12th locations in existence worldwide. On February 25, 2019 - only about a couple months after these Atlanta market stores opened - Yahoo! Finance reported Whole Foods would convert all 365 format stores to regular stores: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/exclusive-whole-foods-drops-smallformat-365-store-name-193244333.html. However, I visited this location this past Sunday, December 8, 2019, and it was still a 365 store. As I wrote in my review for the Buckhead store, I like the 365 concept. It's a smaller, more accessible Whole Foods; basically, a "Whole Foods Lite." They sell their in-house 365 label and other affordable brands, though Whole Foods, in general, has become more affordable since Amazon acquired the company in 2017. The design and build-out of the stores are more "bare bones" compared to regular Whole Foods stores. The graphics and fonts are more playful and colorful. There's still a butcher's counter, hot bar, salad bar, olive bar, organic juice bar (dtox), in-store restaurant (Loteria Grill), dine-in space, and things like that. There's even an upstairs area with arcade games and a kids play area. I first visited this store for a Yelp Elite Event: Yelp's Taste of Loteria Grill on May 2, 2019: https://www.yelp.com/biz/yee-yelps-taste-of-loteria-grill-decatur. Based in Los Angeles, Loteria Grill opened its first two locations outside of California inside Atlanta's two Whole Foods 365 stores. The event was a treat, especially because Loteria Grill founder and executive chef Jimmy Shaw made a special appearance: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/yee-yelps-taste-of-loteria-grill-decatur?select=I9TrBrtxZv9qMubc7bKKOA. During our visit to Whole Foods on Sunday, Loteria had barely any business. Sad. I hope they make it. This Decatur store felt smaller than the Buckhead store to me. And compared to all Whole Foods stores I've been to (365 and regular), it's probably the smallest. The store is bright, clean, and well-stocked. We didn't have any trouble finding what we wanted. On this trip, we picked up a dozen large non-GMO brown 365-brand eggs for $2.99, a 12-pack of Waterloo sparking water (I'm a big fan of Waterloo) on sale for only $4.99 plus an extra 10% off for being an Amazon Prime member, a pack of Josie's Organics celery hearts for $2.99, Whole Foods organic 50/50 blend of baby spinach and spring mix for $4.99, 365-brand Italian chicken sausage for $5.79, 365-brand whole baby bella mushrooms for $2.79, and Sunset Angel Sweet tomatoes on sale for $4.99 plus an extra 10% off (Prime member discount). Tax was only 3% on all this stuff. Very reasonable prices. Service has been good. This Whole Foods anchors a new mixed-use development called North Decatur Station (formerly North Decatur Square): https://www.facebook.com/NorthDecaturStation/. There are apartments (Solis Decatur), fast-casual restaurant chains like Bad Daddy's Burger Bar, Curry Up Now, gusto!, and Tin Drum Asian Kitchen, and more.

PROFILING. Shortly before 11 am, today, March 20, 2024, a short Latin woman made it her business to profile me as I was buying herbs at this 1555, Church St. location. She kept walking slowly in front of my cart, looking in it, counting the items I placed in it, a behavior she did not do with other patrons. After an awkward confrontation, in which she gaslighted me, she proceeded to then continue, antagonistically repeating her actions. When I got to the self-checkout, which she appointed herself custodian over, she made it her business to purposefully stand behind me to check if I scanned all of my items, even at the cost of ignoring other patrons, who actually needed her assistance. One should not pay hundreds of dollars and simultaneously be made to feel unwelcome or even hostility. One bad apple does not spoil the bunch, but this Whole Foods, definitely has a bad apple.

I mean...you have free video games upstairs so you already gained a few stars there because I can actually get my kids to go to the store with me. Oh plus you have beer on tap up there too. The things that I LOVE at this store: The produce areas. Everything looks nice and has had a nice shelf life so far. The Meat/Seafood section- You offer lots of options (although you use WAYYYYY too much plastic to package it! So this might be a like, not love) The frozen vegetable section (hello blue kale!) Things that I like: The offerings of 365 brand items plus other brands. The salad bar The Alon's bakery items (although they put me back like $20 because my kids were indecisive) Things that are just OK and need a bit of improvement: The staff and customer service. I hate to say it, but it is true. Listen, I love WF. I always have. I even worked at WF a while back (Shout out to Walnut Creek CA!!!) I know your potential and what you high level of expectation was. I just don't get that vibe here. What would I like to see: I would like to see 365 team up with the local schools in the area like Laurel Ridge Elementary, Druid Hills Middle, Druid Hills High, Fernbank Elementary, and others. As a parent, I know how important it is to know what you are putting into your body. You can do so much good for the community and stand out from all of your competitors around you (literally....you have Sprouts, Aldi's, Publix, Kroger, Walmart, and Your Dekalb Farmers Market). We have too much fresh food offerings in the area and it would suck to see it go to waste because of all of the options. Our community is spoiled. Let's see you work with those around us who could benefit!

I thought this was a Whole Foods 365 still, but it turns out that Whole Foods scrapped the whole 365 concept in early 2019. So now this market is just a regular Whole Foods but it's smaller. I will say that this store seems less cramped and is more modern-feeling than the old Briarcliff Whole Foods. Wasn't too crowded either.  Some items are competitive in price to standard grocery stores (produce) while others are more expensive (meat, though it sure was tasty). The produce looked fresh, and it was interesting how there was sort of a cold room for all the veggies that needed to stay cool. I did like how fish was already prepackaged so no dealing with a fishmonger. If you're a Prime member, you can save even more on already discounted items which is great. Remember to scan your code at the register when you check out.  Had a befuddling/bothersome experience when someone moved our cart for no obvious reason but luckily we were able to locate it by the cash registers. An employee seemed pretty unconcerned when we asked him about it. Lesson: always keep your eyes on your cart here?  This grocery store anchors a shopping center with other popular establishments, right across from Emory Decatur Hospital. Parking wasn't an issue when I visited.

At the time of visit, the door was broken and super loud. Which was not friendly for the ears. This store does not have much brand variety, in terms of bottled water and other items. The classic whole foods is preferred to the 360 stores for me. I understand the goal is to match Sprouts and provide less expensive pricing, but the classic whole food stores are much better.

I just wanted to pop in with yet another review of this amazing store! I can't get enough of Whole Foods. Now my sister is a huge fan too. We're still coming here for our fresh fruit and veggies and to try their seasoned foods or new additions. Usually everything is pretty dang tasty!

exemplifies the Atlanta mentality of "less for more aggravation and cost." Take away the sign outside and I don't think anyone would recognize it as a Whole Foods. Remind me more of an Aldi, or maybe a Lidl. It does seem to have a decent hot food bar in the middle but that's kind of it re: typical Whole Foods services. To their credit, they do have car chargers outside that work. One of them is would've oddly position but otherwise those are fine.

I was shopping for grocery and it was lunch time yesterday, and the dinners smelled and looked delicious. I had to purchase a couple of them. They were delicious, hot, and so very nutritious. I had to have it. The salmon was perfectly cooked. The chicken was amazingly flavored and the cabbage was so amazing. The sweet potatoes were delicious as well. Again, I had to have it. Their food is amazing. I'm a fan.

New to the Decatur area, but definitely not new to Whole Foods. I didn't realize this was a Whole Foods 365 store (honestly I didn't even know those existed in the Atlanta area), I just thought it was a lack-of-space-to-expand smaller store. I stopped by to get some tulips for Mother's Day, since they were $10 for Prime members. Woke up at the crack of dawn thinking it would be packed on a weekend morning, but soon as I made it inside there were maybe 5 customers total?? Tulips were right up front, thousands of them (so I lost that extra hour of sleep for nothing). They all looked fresh and were watered so no concerns on the quality. Took a walk around (took a whole 4 minutes) and the produce looked fine to me, nothing that would have given me pause before purchasing. Store was clean and looked well lit and modern. Big fan of the self-checkout stations. I will say that not ONE employee spoke to me, and I passed by several. Even when I went to check out (I opted for an actual cashier since I had so many flowers), the cashier didn't say hello. The bagger said "thanks" but other than that it was radio silence. On the one hand I like going into a store and not being accosted by employees (let me get my stuff in peace), but on the other hand at least acknowledge that you have a customer in the store? Meh, I'm still gonna go back so no big deal I guess.

This was my first visit to a 365 Whole Foods. It was about what I expected. High prices for no apparent reason especially now that (Amazon its new parent company) is cutting health benefits even as Jeff Bezos is worth enough $$ to change the planet. If you are an amazon prime member you can scan a QR for savings which I don't see where you really save. There are so many supermarkets around where you can get high quality items for less I honestly don't see the point of Whole Foods anymore and it's former appeal. I came, I saw, I am good with not shopping at Whole Foods anymore like I once used to.

Clean, bright location! I was exposed to this Whole Foods Market 365 during a yelp event at Loteria grill. I came back a couple weeks later and explored the store as well as everything they had here and it's not a bad whole foods guys! Walking around the store, I picked up some trail mix, a brownie and just gave myself a general tour of the store. Everything is bright, clean, open and inviting. Within the Whole foods are the Loteria grill, Dtox juice bar, the Baya coffee shop, and also includes Whole food's own hot bar, salad bar, and Deli, making food never a problem for you here. Restrooms can be found upstairs, and this can be found either up the stairs to the right of Loteria grill, or at the elevator just behind the same restaurant. Head up top and there's more spaces for seating, clean and large restrooms, as well as video games you can play. Parking in the lot here is no problem at all. This largish lot is shared between whole foods and several restaurants and with multiple exits, out of this lot, it's easy to get in and out. I like this Whole Foods 365, think it's a welcome addition, and you probably will find me shopping here sooner than later!

I absolutely love this place! The staff is amazing and will stop what they're doing to direct you to whatever it is that you're looking for in the store! So you never need to feel lost, or overwhelmed. The quality and selection of food items, over the counter, drug items, as well as customized cooked food, entrées proves that there's something for everyone! This place is so amazing. It's even good for a walk-through with no purchase necessary as every area is a visual delight, run, don't walk to your closest location, and Simply. Enjoy!!!

Everything is good in the store. It's just very small and limited. I'd recommend you to go to a different Whole Foods if you're looking for more variety.

I mainly come to this Whole Foods Market to return/pickup my Amazon packages. Wait time is hit or miss depending if the area is staffed. I decided to take a stroll around my last visit, turns out it is basically a mini (market) version of Whole Foods, the whole (lol) selection isn't available, I would come here for some of my staples but not my favorites. Parking is scarce since it shared in a plaza area with other high traffic establishments.

Unfortunately the reviews about rude staff behavior in the Decatur store are true-- but don't worry, there are plenty of other stores in the vicinity

The store's grand opening is this Thursday, December 12. The first 100 people in line get a gift card ranging from $3.00 to $365.00. The store held a preview event where tours were given and samples were handed out. It places a focus on Whole Foods 365 brand which is less expensive than the name brands sold at Whole Foods. This location has two floors. The second floor has a wine bar and arcade games. There is lot parking at this location. The staff was nice and friendly.

Whole Foods is where you shop if you want to know what you're actually consuming. The vast majority of their products' ingredients are things you'll find in a garden. WF is diet and allergy friendly with clear signage for things like vegan, gluten free, and non GMO. So instead of shopping in that small specialty section of the store you can shop the whole store and find things for your dietary needs. I found 6 kinds of turkey bacon, turkey sausage, chicken sausage, and boneless pork chops. Unlike most grocery stores many products are available in single-serve portions so you don't have to go without something because "I won't eat all of that". Some of the store's hallmarks had to be cut for Covid safety. My favorite is the juice bar. In some stores this was the Dtox counter where you could get smoothies, salad/oats bowls, and cold-pressed juices. Juices were made fresh in the size of your choosing from 2oz shots to 2qt bottles. These are still available fresh-made in a cooler where you choose from just that selection. Today they were out of Apple Cider shots. FYI: green juices only taste "green" if there are no fruits. Some stores have a bakery counter. They make the most over the top cupcakes. I had one with a whole unicorn jumping from the center. If you need to impress guests there are ready to cook meals like shawarma chicken, wild salmon burger patties, and teriyaki salmon skewers. The self serve food bars change daily and are far from mediocre. Today there was collard greens, peach cobbler, teriyaki pineapple chicken, jerk chicken, lobster bisque, and cornbread. The deli has packaged fresh cut meats and cheeses but you can ask for the amount you need. Next to the deli is an entire corner of cheese! There's also an aisle and cooler of sparkling, flavored,and every other water including a brand called Liquid Death. They have brands you've heard of like Skinny pop and xochitl, local brands, and the Whole Foods brand 365. Outside of food there are large insulated bags, essential oils, Epsom salts, supplements, skin products, and anything that can fit in the Amazon lockers at the front of the store. If your an Amazon Prime Member scan your QR code at checkout for a discount, or have your ordered delivered for free through Amazon's

This Whole Foods is a little tricky to navigate when you first enter the parking lot however it has an Amazon package drop off and pickup, grocery pickup, a self serve bar upstairs (that's where the bathrooms are too) and really friendly staff. It was my first time visiting and didn't know where to go but everyone was nice and helpful.

They have expanded the food and vitamin offerings ALOT. The store had a pretty small inventory when I first started shopping here but it's been improved quite a bit. It's hardly recognizable when you go now. Having an Amazon counter is another win! Love it!

This Whole Foods does not feel like a Whole Foods. It feels more like an Aldi or a Lidl. I think this location was one of the 365 locations that was converted to a regular Whole Foods. There isn't a huge inventory, but they do have most normal stuff that you can find a WFM. It is overall easy to navigate, but it doesn't feel as clean as their other locations.

The salad bar of the local Whole Foods needs to be revamped!!! The fish should be thrown back to the sea, the chicken is so dry is about to fight me back and choke me., the rice has no words to describe its inedibility. The plantain is barely edible ( tad hard ) and the Mac and cheese is the only thing that's just ok. How can someone mess up Mac and cheese? Or plantains... I'll guess tonight I'll have kombucha for dinner, not that hungry anyways... I must say though the workers are super friendly.

Just had one of the worst experiences ever in a grocery store. I went to the hot bar and went to self check out. A lady appears over my shoulder and says let me show you how. I tell her that I come in every day and don't need her help. She says well the container you have isn't pictured. I tell her that's fine please leave me alone but she wouldn't move. I go back into the store and buy MORE items just to shake her. When I return she is there again. I asked her to back up and she says you called me?????? I can't handle this level of disrespect. I told the manager who was no help. He said that he would speak to her but did not ask her to move. They don't have to worry about seeing me again.

Nothing against this Whole Foods in particular but as high as your prices are collectively, and the company decides to cut p/t benefits. Really? Too many other good options to keep going to Whole Foods - with this kind of decision-making. Hello Fresh Market, Trader Joe's (my favorite), Sevenanda. Farewell Whole Foods.

This Whole Foods is completely different from any other. It's a Whole Foods market 365, and includes an upstairs area with additional food/restaurant options, an arcade, and more. The biggest "pro" to this grocery store is the fact that the entire middle schedule is full of food, drinks, snacks, etc... in individual form so you can pick up anything you like for a meal. Yes, most Whole Foods have something similar to this, but this one is way more elaborate (i.e. individual cans of la croix, soda, fresh cookies, pizza bar, etc.) The biggest "con" is that the hot buffet options are super limited. There are only 2 small sections, and maybe 1/3 of the amount that most Whole Foods offer. The pizza bar isn't very good, and most of the food options are not at all the most popular entrees. Overall, easy to access and get in and out of quickly. Much smaller than your average Whole Foods but a cool experience nonetheless.

The store overall is very neat and clean. But the HOT FOOD BAR in this store is AMAZING; the food had a variety of flavors and tasted very fresh. I definitely intend to shop there again; especially when I'm hungry for healthy hot prepared food.

Okay, this location is not full service, meaning it does not have most of the items the others have. BUT the pizza is some of the best in the city. Perfect square with crisp buttery crust. Sauce and cheese divine and good value, plus have you tried the fresh garlic bread? The pizza here is much better then the one on ponce. I would give this location 3 stars without the pizza and 5 if it was full service.

I am so disappointed Whole foods is my favorite grocery store I've been to many different locations in different states. There isn't one near where I live here in GA but I wanted to make the trip I saw a review saying how large it was which is not true at all unless maybe your comparing it to one of your local country stores I couldn't find everything i normally buy at Whole Foods here and reading through the reviews again I agree this is some kind of off brand/ little brother Not only is it tiny it is an odd blue and grey color which took me a min to find. It looks more like a walmart market than whole foods What i was most looking forward to was the tea and beauty section which was smaller than what you'd find in a CVS this place is even tinier than the Whole Foods in San Francisco I don't know what this place is but it's not a Whole Foods I personally don't recommend this place I'm goin to try and find another location to go to It is very new and clean though that's at least something good about it. It's just very limited and is a weird "Whole Foods"

I shop at this Whole Foods market regularly. Today was a busy, chilly, rainy day and from the minute I walked in the store, I felt the warmth of the employees! I have never witnessed so many genuine smiles and offers to help. I was there to pick up my Easter meal. I know it was prepared with care. The store always has what I need, it is small enough to navigate without feeling overwhelmed with too many choices. Love love our neighborhood Whole Foods market. Steve, you and your team are doing an outstanding job!

I normally buy breakfast at Whole Foods off Peachtree Blvd. I see all whole Foods breakfast bars are not equal. I went to Whole Foods off Church Street Decatur, Ga, and very limited breakfast foods. I was able to get cheesy scrambled eggs and bacon. The food was not warm. I noticed when I got home.

I'm not sure if this is a review for the actual store or just my disappointment at what a Whole Foods 365 is. I was not familiar with this concept having only shopped at Whole Foods when I lived in the Miami area. I specifically go to WF for meat and seafood, so imagine my surprise when I get here and there's no meat/seafood counter. Instead, there are pre-packaged items laid out in a refrigerated cooler, just as it is in a regular grocery store. There were a few employees in the area behind and the guy explained that this is a 365 concept which is more of a "grab and go." I was on the hunt for Chilean seabass which I did not see on display; thankfully, he had four pieces in the back, that were still in the vacuum sealed packaging and frozen. I guess that's how it arrives at regular WF anyway... they unwrap, thaw, and display for people to choose. But for some reason, that makes me feel like it's fresher (I know, don't criticize me for my reasoning, please). I didn't really shop for anything else to be able to comment on the variety of products available, but definitely won't be going to this store again now that I know!

Stopped by after a hike and Arabia mountain and the place has usual Whole Foods fare, salad bar but also has two bars. A kids play area upstairs is away from the chaos and has some quick food items to purchase. We played games and had some drinks upstairs to kill an hour and relax.

Came in to return something to Amazon, approached the desk and said "hey how are you?", RHONDA was too busy on her phone watching a movie to reply. So I said hello again so that she would look up, she looked up and bypassed the pleasantries of a Greeting and just asked if I were here to make a return. Everything was fast and on autopilot with this young lady I did not have a good customer service experience. :/

The store overall is kept clean and the associates are always friendly. BUT let's talk about their hot bar, it is a mess! Not in terms of presentation per-say, but the food selection is the SAME everyday and i know this because I stop in mid day during the week and go there in the evenings frequently after leaving the gym to the hot bar. This is their hot bar all day everyday precisely: blackened catfish, lemon cod fish, fried plantains, grilled asparagus, steamed broccoli, chicken wings, teriyaki tofu, mixed vegetables, Mac n cheese, rice (White/brown) and the pizza bar. After today I'm done with their hot bar!They never switch up nothing LITERALLY and I've been coming here for the last several months. I really wish there was the main Whole Foods store near by because this ain't it! Their staff really needs to re evaluate the selections.

Don't like this 365 concept by Whole Foods... missing everything I enjoy about Whole Foods like the hot food and salad bar, bakery, clothing, incense, soaps, etc.