Whole Foods Market

Excellent store. Hard to find parking (and there was plenty of parking space, just none to be found). They have an Amazon Returns desk in the front and 2+ employees to assist with Amazon Returns. Store is clean. Store is very popular, seen by lack of parking in the ample parking lot and LOTS of shoppers coming and going the entire time. Healthy food options from what I saw while there.

Rude and uncomfortable interaction near registers on Saturday January 24th around 12:30-1:00 pm, I briefly stood near the registers by the wall (I was trying not to block the walking path) for less than 10 seconds while looking for my Amazon return QR code. A rude employee (middle-aged woman with short hair wearing a light blue long-sleeve shirt) approached me from behind and repeatedly said, “Excuse me! Excuse me! You can’t stand here! You can't stand here! This is for checkouts!” while making shooing gestures with her hands. While I understand if I wasn’t allowed in that area (I didn't know), her tone and her gestures were unnecessarily aggressive and rude. After I began moving away as instructed, she started walking extremely close behind me, which made the interaction feel uncomfortable and excessive. She continued to hover around while I searched for my code near the Amazon returns area. I only come to this place for Amazon returns and sometimes I'll buy something while I'm there. But this place has never been welcoming to everyone. After being treated this way, I’ll find a different place to handle Amazon returns so I don’t have to return to this store ever again.

Usually go here to drop off my Amazon returns. Always helpful, efficient, and courteous. I recently decided to chow down on a piece of pizza from the deli counter. It was so good, I decided to get a whole cheese to take home. We now get our pizza from there. Price-wise on par with elsewhere but loads better

Quite the amazing and convenient Whole Foods, and the assortment of dates straight from Saudi Arabia won me over. Tons of parking outside and they also have a great selection for whatever you need.

Glad to have a store of this caliber in the area as Prince Georges County is often overlooked. The store offered many options and seem to be pretty popular. There were several items I was looking for in the staff was very helpful with locating items and answering questions. Overall, the store was clean.

My experience was a mixed bag. I grabbed a meal from the warm food bar and everything was great, except for the broccoli, large chunks of an essentially raw vegetable, not even lightly steamed. As dessert, I had a macaroon from the cookie section, sadly it was gross, like it's been sitting there for over a week. As other ppl said, certain items are very expensive, while others, I noticed, rival the prices of Lidl and Aldi's. Customer service has always been great at this location.

This Whole Foods Market offers a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. Staff was friendly and this store was clean. The parking spaces are very narrow side by side, you can’t hardly open up your car door. Parking spaces need a little more space for open a vehicle door.

Very easy to order and do in store pick up. The aisles were really clean and staff was friendly. Plenty of specials and Amazon prime perks. I try going early as this location can get packed. Their hot food bar, sushi bar, seafood section and produce area are always fully stocked

Glad to see that this Whole Foods is still thriving. And it's still the only one in PG County! I still occasionally swing by for my Snickerdoodle ice cream, to return Amazon Prime packages, to pick up Too Good To Go orders, and other things. All of my encounters with staff have been friendly, and maybe it's just my timing, but there's been someone at the Amazon kiosk every single time I've gone lately. Before it gets cold again, I should grab a pizza or something from there and eat it outside on the tables. The vibe of that whole shopping center is cool, and those tables let you experience it all.

Whole time I've been shopping at whole foods thinking I'm getting the prime deals and no one has ever told me that my husband needs a to link his account... I'm putting in his phone number thinking it automatically applies since he is a prime member and during this last visit I learned that I'm not. Smh Clean store...Customer service was very helpful today and the Sonoma Platter sub Chicken Salad with Tuna Salad was delicious! Plenty to share and super fresh. Will definitely order from here again!!

Thanks for having sweet potato pies. The store is very nice on the inside and customer service is excellent. The parking lot is very dark no lights. Please address this matter soon it's very unsafe to be pitch black in the parking lot after shopping.

I absolutely Love this Whole Foods!!! They aren't always packed and there's always someone to help you!!. They have everything from Gluten-free, Vegan, cooked to raw to cook foods. They have a pizza Bar for children or to take home!. It's always clean and organized here! And fully stocked or someone's coming to freshly fill it up. They have a salad bar and a prepared foods station. You can pretty much get anything from here! Including an Amazon pick up or return customer service. I just come for the Cruz Lemonades or Crack Croissant toasts and Salad bar and things like the tomahawks, lamb, chicken or fresh sausage from meats station

This is about the HOT BAR. You need to do way better than this for the price you charge. I got some roasted vegetables, potatoes and Brussels sprouts, and both were way under cooked. Both were very hard. I bought this cause I didn't have time to cook so needless to say, I am extremely DISAPPOINTED!

The deli counter is always understaffed. If u are looking for anything from behind the glass counter- allow a 15-20 wait for someone to assist. Maybe if there was a bell or some way to let someone know.

I stopped by to pick up a few things. I primarily wanted cold pressed juices. I also grabbed a TTLA (Temph Bacon, tomato, lettuce and avocado) sandwich, made famous by Tabitha Brown on TicTok. I love the variety of juices and the sandwich was delicious. I will definitely visit this Whole Foods in the future.

Stopped in a few weeks ago to pick up some things for an Easter dinner celebration. Hams were on sale according to the app and an email (and posted sign). When I checked out, the ham rang up for over $800. I laughed and mentioned to the cashier that it was incorrect. She quickly and rudely corrected me and said I didn't see that it was per pound. Well the total price was $59, even if it were by pound it would have been $497. She mumbled to her colleague that I was dumb and called the manager. He eventually came over and took me to another register and said the actual price was $97 even though the tag said $59. He finally honored the price. But so much back and forth was exhausting and insulting. I called and also sent an email to corporate but still haven't received a follow up.

Employees keep this location so pristine, I really appreciate that. Whenever I throw a tea party I always get my pastries from Whole Foods! Each dessert is so beautiful and tasty. I love how they have so many organic choices and products that other chains dont carry. Also if you like scones, they sell authentic Clotted Cream from England.

There's little mouse walking around near area where food is being prepared. Where are the parents? Other siblings? Honestly, I really love the store. I'm just raising a sanitation concern, especially since I told the food prepping employees who called their manager but manager never came to at least check the area or see my video. I was in this area of the store for 4 hours after. Hopefully it's seen by management and looked into

The service through Amazon where you order in the app and staff locate items for you. I ordered fresh parsley and was given broccolini instead. HOW IS THAT EVEN CLOSE??? If the staff do not know about produce, why are they working there? The carrier put all drinks on their side in one bag. The milk opened and spilled over everything! If the baked cornbread is stale, it shouldn't be put on the floor for purchase. Now, I can't serve it for Thanksgiving! Who cares about a refund on specific items when basic knowledge of food and realistic packaging were not a top priority at this location. How can I make the Thanksgiving dishes without fresh parsley? Maybe the in-person experience is more than one star, but this was completely disappointing! I would not recommend this location for this reason.

The first thing you notice is the police car out front. Secondly is the tension of people going in. Make a list, stick to it, and avoid the employees. Buy frozen fish, vegetables and refrigerated deli. This way you can get out and still enjoy your day. Silver Spring is much better. My experience at the seafood counter was a nightmare the last time. But we survived. Still good for certain things.

I ordered food from Whole Foods and the driver toke my food to some one else's house. I asked for a refund they said ok but not the tip Why should I give the driver a tip and never got my food. They gave me a credit. I will not be ordering from Whole Foods anymore, I am really upset.

I am elderly and I use the cart to hold onto. When I was at the checkout and handed the cashier my recyclable bags, she told me to pack my own bags. This is difficult for me as I need to hold on to the cart and the counter is not easy for me to negotiate around. When I didnt go fast enough for her, she started ringing up the groceries of the man behind me and our groceries got mixed up. Never again.

Came when the pandemic had just started and they had it covered! My place to shop! Love this Whole Foods! COVID19 procedures in place and definitely made me feel safe! The food area never disappoints, you can literally pick up dinner made to go. Love love love love love coming here! Plus they have cotton candy grapes. Yeah! I'm sold

Coming here because all 5+ people my case has passed thru have been useless. We paid $40 for hot bar dinner after a long errand run and some Amazon returns. Soon after I noticed MICE in the dining area. I flagged down someone three different people after each one did nothing. I wanted to catch it and release it myself by this point so I opened the nearest cabinet to where the mouse ran and opened it to a burst of a horrible smell. Clearly an issue someone noticed by now. So many college students studying for finals. I had accidentally paid with the in store code on the Amazon app. I only meant to use it for points but it charged my card. I did not get a paper receipt. Customer service said they (with Whole Foods) cannot do refunds when you pay via Amazon. I'd have to go back in store. I can't find any online record of my purchase of dinner. I was not the only one bothered by the mice. An older man asked for a manager. I live 45 minutes on a good day from this store. The accidental charge happened to be to my dad's card, who had been a lawyer since 1989, so I told him what happened and we will fight it. The staff made me seem like a Karen. I waited 30 minutes to see some movement... and nothing. Since staff did nothing I sent away anybody who tried to sit where the mouse kept coming for food. The mouse emerged ten different times and ran out for food. The smell of the cabinet was particularly disgusting.

clean store, friendly employees, nice setup, seems the groceries get regular rotation, and a butcher on staff. WIN!!!

My favorite cake from Whole Foods, it's delicious not too sweet, service is ok.... The place is always clean

It's hard to believe one of the largest and wealthiest companies in the world still relies on 19th century technology to check out customers in 2021. And this particular Whole Foods is especially notorious for long lines- it's as if management does not care about their customers AND they enjoy seeing them wait seven, ten, or even 12+ minutes just for the pleasure to purchase over-priced items from their store. Despite my confronting the front desk and speaking with various "persons-in-charge" at this store about the chronic situation, my (and others) concerns have fallen on deaf ears. I've resigned to shop in this store only when I absolutely have to; corporations that have the means to fix chronic store issues and refuse to don't deserve my, or for that matter your business.

First: Every review that complains about price should be filtered as "not recommended". It's Whole Foods. Not Giant. Not Shoppers. Not Safeway. Suck it up, shut it up, and open your wallet to purchase the non-GMO, grass-fed organic nonsense you saw on that meal prep instagram account. Second: The layout is nice. Yes, it's smaller, but somehow it feels better organized than many of the other WFs in the DMV. This one does a great job of displaying of all the wonders of WF in a neat, organized and sing-song kind of way. Third: The brand recognition. I enjoy shopping at Whole Foods because I love carrying around a bag that tells people I've spent a large amount of money on a simple grocery run because I'm bad and boujee like that. #teamWHOLEFOODS

It says a lot that College Park is now a Whole Foods town. It wasn't so long ago that I was a student there, but there was no WF then. The crowd was a mix of college and non-college ages. The parking lot was obnoxiously confusing, and the size and selection was not the best WF I've seen by a long shot. To their credit, they did have nice bathrooms. I would assume that pretty every college student (among other people) has Amazon Prime, which entitles you to an extra discount on sale items. If you optimize that, you can do pretty well. But I would much prefer to find myself at the MOM's up the road that has a longer history here, better selection, and local ownership.

I saw the food from salad bar being thrown out tonight. Tons of prepared food. I was astounded. We have so many programs locally to give to homeless shelters. Why don't you offer discounts to shoppers even before you just throw the food away? Truly absurd and disrespectful.

Best Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies In the World. Ok they are vegan BUT still the best cookies ever, Idk how they do it. My husband said ewwww when he saw they were vegan but he will forever bite his tongue and say he's never had a better cookie. I talked to the head baker and he also said the vegan ginger snaps are really good, he was so right.

This Whole Foods had its ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. I heard it was mobbed as my coworker's husband and kids went. I decided to go after school. I was worried it would be a hot mess in the parking lot. It wasn't. There were police on Baltimore Ave directing traffic in and out of WF, and employees directing cars in the lot to empty spots. No road rage! I got a great spot up front. The store is beautiful. You enter to an array of colors in the produce department. There were tons of samples from local vendors. They also had lots of opening day specials such as Noosa yogurt for $1.00! The Whole Body had great deals too; 30% off all bodycare, and BOGO bath bombs like you'd get at Lush, but for less. Great employee on the floor, and lots of registers opened. I'll be back after work in the near future. Prices are not as bad as you may think. This is great for Riverdale. I hope it boost home prices for the nearby residents. (This is Riverdale 20737, not Hyattsville.)

Yuppies. Buppies. Puppies. This location is next door to a Starbucks, which makes this a cold brew standoff spot for me. I like Whole Foods' Vietnam cold brew but Starbuck Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew is bae... soooo I be torn and usually end up getting BOTH because I have ZERO self-control! Cool Feature: They have a whole bike repair stand outside of this location! Isn't that awesome and soooo convenient and indicative of the customer base? Market Research on FLEEK! Standard Whole Foods but I feel like this location is smaller than usual. The hot food selection is usually good but those tofu "eggs" for breakfast always look disgusting lol. I guess they have to serve the vegans, but lawrd why do those things look so alternative-appetizing? Of course the cookie bar is poppin and the red velvet cake balls and the brown butter cookies are the stars of the bar! The staff here is usually pleasant. This location is next door to a Starbucks, which makes this a cold brew standoff spot for me. I like Whole Foods' Vietnam cold brew but Starbuck Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew is bae... soooo I be torn and usually end up getting BOTH because I have ZERO self-control!

Was shopping in the area and was pleasantly surprised to see a Whole Foods nearby and decided to pop in. Terrible experience all around! Most of the produce was spoiled, the seafood section smelled like old rotting fish, and the prepared food section was unappetizing (and complete with a female employee touching her face and hair with her gloved hands). I also found the store layout and self-checkout lane confusing. This store is absolutely horrible -- and I can only imagine that it's because of the ... ahem, more melanated demographics of College Park that this passes for any level of acceptable service from a major retailer. I can't think of another Whole Foods in the country that would offer such poor service! I'll never be back here, that's for sure! P.S. The only redeeming point was the older black gentleman working in the vestibule who sanitized the shopping carts. He was very friendly and welcoming. But the store itself was a nightmare!

Pizza time!! We have ALL been to this spot, and it's plausible that we've negated their hot bar, salad bar, and brick oven pizza areas in this store. @wholefoods ,YES, WholeFoods!! Ok so they have some really tasty pizza, with fresh ingredients, fresh dough (made right in front of you), and at a fraction of the cost from other spots that specialize in heating their pizza in a brick oven. This pie was HUGE!! It had to be more than 16 inches in diameter. At $16.50 for a three topping (spinach, tomato, ricotta) humongous pie...this is a definitive bargain!! At the same time, this pie is truly delicious. Their pizza menu includes; their cheese pizza ($13.99), pepperoni pizza ($16.99), Pepperoni & mushroom ($17.99), Pesto Roasted tomato ($14.99), and their BBQ chicken pizza ($16.99). Wait a minute...I know the prices may contradict what I paid for my pie, but...$16.50 is what I paid. Their pizza area also has, cheesy bread, garlic knots, and Calzones. Vegan opinion are available as well. Customer service at 6621-B Baltimore Ave., Riverdale Park Maryland was up to par with no inconsistencies from any other WholeFoods I've been in. Parking was plentiful as well. Overall this spot has the best option for your money and you won't be disappointed at the quality of the pie. That's it. **This establishment is Covid compliant** #pizza #pizzalover #cheesy #vegan #vegetarian #wholefoods #bigschlimsreviews #cheapeats #goodeats #veggies #foodie #riverdalemd #funfood #mozzarella #calzonepizza #garlicknots

I have been going to this Whole Foods since it opened a couple of years ago, and while I enjoy having one close to where I live, this one has some problems. The grocery store itself is fine. I mean, it's a grocery store. There is food and there are aisles. I really have nothing good or bad to say about it. The problem is in the prepared foods section-- specifically the pizza oven. A couple of weeks ago I went with a friend to get a barbecue chicken pizza which was advertised for $10. When we asked the man about the deal, he shrugged and said he didn't know anything about it, and that there were no barbecue chicken pizzas. She asked if he would make one, and he didn't seem to want to. We had to go and find somebody else who then wrote a ticket handed it to the man and told him to make it. A few days ago, my husband went in for another pizza. He ordered half pepperoni and half extra cheese. When we got home and opened the box, it looked like a pizza made by the Whos of Whoville. It wasn't just unevenly cut. It was bizarrely cut. The "half pepperoni" was more like 70% pepperoni, and didn't appear to be extra cheesy at all. Between bad slicing and bad placement of the pepperoni, pretty much every piece had quite a bit of pepperoni on it which made finding a piece difficult for our vegetarian daughter. I think that, if they get their pizza counter under control, I would raise the rating, but for now, the hassle is making me not want to go, which is a shame because we used to pick up their pizzas quite frequently.

The Whole Foods in Riverdale is on my way to and from the office, so I go there quite regularly even though my preference is to support locally owned grocers like MOM's Market when buying staple items. A local forest was razed in order to build this development, so how "green" is that? The pluses of the Whole Foods chain are well-known, but I feel the chain has gotten a little lazy overall, and maybe at this location in particular. 1. The hot bar selections, while tasty, are a lot less varied than I've seen and eaten at other stores in the past. This was true even before the pandemic. 2. There are THREE different grind-to-order coffee machines (2 with espresso choices, 1 with drip coffee). I regularly bought my coffee there because it tasted great, decaf was always an option, and it was quicker and cheaper than waiting in line at the national coffee mega-chain (you-know-who) next door. BUT for many weeks now, ALL three of the machines have been broken. I'm bummed about missing the coffee - First World problems, I know. But it also makes it seem like store management is not on the ball with getting their facilities serviced or replaced. 3. There is almost always a police car stationed outside the main door. I'm not sure what that's all about but it has been true for years. How many other grocery stores need a regular police presence?

This store is located in a nice place with a bunch of restaurants. But during the covid times, the store needs to regulate the number of people inside. There were too many people inside. Apart from that, the produce is nice and fresh. It's not as expensive, just a bit pricy though.!

This store does not enforce the rules and regulations set forth by government leaders during this pandemic. Customers are continuously allowed to eat in store and management fails to intervene. Stay safe when visiting this store. WFM management, do better!

Thank you Whole Foods for hiring deli department employee(s) at the Riverdale Park, MD store who would rather ignore then laugh at an immigrant mother, who does not speak fluent English, in front of her daughter as she exhausted her efforts to verbally convey her order a pizza. In response rather than properly placing the toppings, which were only pepperoni, the employee(s) threw them on the pizza on one side. Why employ people who engage in providing sloppy and humiliating service to the general public, especially in the presence of a mother's daughter.

Went to this store today midday. I was hoping it would be less crowded, hence easier to maintain social distance during the pandemic, but was I wrong. There was a large volume of Amazon shop at home employees running around pulling orders with no regard for maintaining social distance. Also when I was checking out the person behind me was within a few feet and refused to back up. When I asked the checkout clerk to help he had no idea what to do or how to fix the problem. I am so disappointed at the lack of Amazon/Whole Foods management leadership re protecting my wellbeing today.

I was tricked into buying DAIRY ICE CREAM and almost ruined my sisters 12 year vegan journey. I couldn't understand how I possibly made the mistake so I went back and saw this is how. I shouldn't have to verify that each item in the freezer marked NON DAIRY is in fact dairy free. I guess I just thought I could trust you...

I LOVE that there is a Whole Foods close to me and the parking is easy! However, it ISSSS Whole Foods, it's not cheap. I LOVE their hot bar, the smoked brisket, oxtails, and mashed potatoes are definitely STAPLES. They are delicious. The salad bar is great as well. I think everything may be organic because the taste is just beyond fresh. THEN one day I discovered the brick oven pizza! I LOVE their pizza. I've had the cheese, pepperoni, and square meat lovers. The cheese is the best. I usually like to get oysters from here, they are $1. They will shuck them for you as well, which I always ask for. The last time I went in, this past weekend, I definitely asked for shucked and didn't get them. The guy walked them over to me while I was in the produce section but I didn't have time to wait longer so I shucked them myself, and actually liked the shucking part. The produce always seem fresh and they also have a self serve juice and coffee bar. They even have a bar where you can pick up fresh pasta. I only give it four stars because they don't sell alcohol and it would be great if this location has a bar. Also I like coming in the side door, the end with the hot bar. There is no automatic open button on that end for the door, so it can be difficult to get out the door with a cart.

Whole Foods finally comes to Prince George's County, and then Amazon buys them and now they want to cut costs and compete with Wal-Mart and Shopper's Food Warehouse. This is most apparent in their produce department, where they sell the lowest grade of apples available, green citrus, and rotten potatoes. There's no excuse for selling black, dry-rotted russet potatoes in November - unless you're trying to sell potatoes that have been in storage for over a year (which is what they are doing). Whole Foods used to stock large "U.S. Extra Fancy" apples, now they've lowered their prices and are selling small, bruised, blemished apples that would barely make the cut for apple cider. It's no surprise their prices for organic apples are lower now - low grade cider apples cost less because they suck! And don't even get me started on green citrus... Their satsumas should have been destroyed back in California, it's irresponsible to ship blighted fruit across the continental United States. But this is what Amazon does... Customers love them because their prices are cheaper. But what they don't realize is they only sell items at a low cost for a short period of times. Then their suppliers adjust, they find ways to fill Amazon's demand for low prices by cutting costs and selling cheaper, lower grade products. It's a race to the bottom. And now Shopper's Food Warehouse has higher quality produce than Whole Foods, because they're selling the lowest quality level of retail produce grades, while Whole Foods is selling processing grade, a quality level which isn't supposed to be in a supermarket.

Awesome new location. Check it out in spite of my allegiance to Yes Organic (whose general ambiance has become increasingly despondent ) Anywho, I am sold (don't hate Yes Organic). The location is awesome, display is amazing. And there is a cafe with lots of yummy food. I had an amazing time savoring a healthy breakfast with my daughter followed by hot green tea and got chocolate. You can even order fresh pressed juices. Amazing

The Whole Foods Market in Hyattsville/College Park area provides service to my neighborhood. I only buy online from them. I find them to have good food selections with the exception of their meat. There is no variety of fresh fish (red snapper, porgies, blue fish, croakers, spots, etc.) to purchase. They also have delivered produce that was poor in quality. Atop of this, they have poor delivery service through Amazon. If you don't order early in the morning or late at night, you can pretty much forget a delivery when you want it in the same day.

I go to UMCP, so this was a super quick 3 min drive down to the grand opening day of the new Whole Foods. The store is UNBELIEVABLE. First off, they have a OJ machine, handmade guac, and a sea salt scrub bar. When I walked in the morning, I had samples of fruit so fresh I could taste the sun and sweat on the workers hands as they picked them. There were free tiny salmon and cream cheese with chives pinwheels on top of cucumber slices, air popped chicken nuggets, and at least 5 bins of cubed cheeses which leads me to the next part... The cheese section was MASTERFULLY done-- wheels and blocks and wedges of colorful artisan cheeses with names like "sunset prairie" and "midnight moonlight on the river lakes". Next to it is the hot food bar, a giant pizza bar, and vegan/vegetarian/regular sushi. ALSO THIS WHOLE FOODS HAS SELF SERVE MOCHI!!!!! 2/$3 so it is hella money. This, of course, is like all Whole Foods, where you will wonder if it's really worth paying $7 for that glass bottle of organic nitrogen coffee. I cannot answer that for you, but I recommend having quite the adventure just walking around.

Love at First Bite! I pass this store everyday on my way to work at UMD. We've been waiting for years to see this open. I no longer have to drive to Annapolis or Rockville for a decent selection of fabulous foods and gourmet cheeses. Cannot wait for their prepared foods section to offer Holiday meals and catering. A fresh made Pasta Bar? Yes please! Beautiful produce, excellent grand opening specials, wood fire pizza oven with Riverdale in the tile. Love it! My 20737 zip is something to be proud of.

This suburban Whole Foods has a few perks compared with some others in the DMV area. Ease of parking may be the best. Good fruit and fresh veggies. I think the produce section is not big enough for the customer traffic that this store receives. I was disappointed that this one does not consistently carry breakfast food items I like to get. It's hit or miss with certain items. You can always go to other ones in the area, but parking at most in inner city is problematic.

I bought the Turkey breast for sandwiches, For my appreciation I received severe food poisoning.

Great variety of organic foods. Great selection of organic cheese. If you are on a low salt diet, be sure to read the amount of salt on many of the food labels. The cheese products contain high amount of sodium. Read the label! Stay clear of blue cheese, feta cheese, goat cheese etc. Look for low salt foods.

Please don't order cakes from here. They will write down your order and won't follow directions. It's annoying having to call twice to confirm an order only to go pick up and it's done completely wrong. Never again will I order from this location.

It's an impressive, upscale supermarket. It's a fun place to visit. Great variety of high quality products. I come to this store for certain products that I can't find anywhere else. The produce is so beautifully displayed that it's worth the trip just to wander thru that section. Delicious house bakery and desserts. Good assortment of gourmet cheeses. Excellent buffet.

It's new, it's shiny, it is the Cadillac of grocery stores. What is there to say about Whole Foods? It's the place to go if you're looking for that obscure new oat milk you've been wanting to try or avocados that cost $5 a piece (just kidding, only a little though). Jokes aside, this is a pretty nice WF. The store is a bit small, so if you're not into bumping into people while trying maneuver through the produce department maybe come at an off-peak time. There's a parking lot, which is nice. Starbucks right next door. The bakery always impresses me, especially the cakes and cupcakes.

my husband and I have been shopping here for years. Love their produce selection! When Safeway opened a store nearby I went there to try to save some money on our fruit and veggie staples. Come to find out, both the selection AND the price at WF is far superior -- a pleasant surprise! For anyone holding back on WF because of prices, highly recommend coming here for produce and maybe saving the big pantry items for another place like Costco. The items in the middle aisles tend to be a lot pricier. This location is always clean, generally well-stocked (try not to go on Friday or Saturday evenings--they have a lot of traffic and things tend to be running low at those times), and every employee interaction I've had has been friendly and helpful. Thanks Whole Foods!

I've been here a couple times. Usually early in the morning after a 12 hour shift where I can barely keep my eyes open. Staff is warm and helpful. The store is a better size then the tiny MOMs down route 1. That being said I still don't feel like there is a ton of products here. There is a large produce section and most of the time the items there look good. And a large ready made/Buffett section. Which can be good to me depending on how badly I don't want to cook when I get home haha. But the food there isn't overly appetizing looking. They do have a self serve acai bowl area which I love. Delicious. Wish they had more toppings mostly fruit, (c)raisins, and coconut shavings. And by the time I get home it's perfectly melted. And of course this place is expensive. It isn't nicked named WholePaycheck for a reason.

They always run out of things I need... example: they had a moment where they ran out of lemons, they run out of cookies (chocolate chip) at 3pm... if you know this is a popular item shouldn't you bake more? Lolthis is the epitome of a hit or miss Whole Foods... chances are im scaling back from this one Came back today on the 9th... my niece wanted some chocolate chip cookies, it's 5pm & their bakery looks ran through and they don't have any thing close to it.... safe to say I won't be returning to this one