Whole Foods Market

I stopped by Whole Foods in San Antonio to return an Amazon item and decided to explore the store afterward. While many products were similar to what you'd find at a typical grocery store, there were definitely some standout features. I discovered a pizza bar and couldn’t resist grabbing a slice of supreme – fresh, hot, and satisfying. In the bakery and pre-cooked foods section, I came across a cooler filled with unique items like scones and brown butter cookie dough. After a brief chat with a fellow shopper who raved about the cookie dough, I added it to my basket. The hot food bar also looked tempting, but I decided to save that for another day. Their fresh produce was impressive. The Rainier cherries, in particular, were in season and too good to pass up. (If you’ve never tried them, imagine a cherry and a nectarine had a baby, sweet and flavorful!) At checkout, the cashier was friendly, and I had my first encounter with a palm-reading payment device, an interesting tech upgrade, which I had never seen before, though I opted for the traditional method this time. Overall, Whole Foods is a bit pricier, but the experience, product variety, and quality make it worth an occasional visit.

Got bad strawberries had a receipt and the card and they were refusing to allow me to exchange or return because they said that they did not carry this brand. This is literally the only brand that they have!!! The woman was extremely rude and unhelpful Thomas at least attempted. I think her name was Amar/ they/them. Short black hair, slender nose ring Seriously don’t even know what they carry. It was a horrible experience!! She didn’t even apologize for being rude or giving me a hard time Everyone else is always so helpful! I come here weekly, never had this issue

I love shopping here for my vitamins and my big raisin oatmeal cookies. Everything is so neat in this store and there is lots to choose from. I tried Traders Joe’s but there was very little to choose from. Flowers are beautiful at Whole Foods and their salads are to die for. I love shopping for essential oils when I can’t get them from Young Living on time. Cashiers are so friendly. My trip there was delightful. I wish we had one closer to my home.

I've been a frequent visitor to Whole Foods in the past, and while I appreciate their commitment to healthy and organic products, I've noticed some changes and areas for improvement. The Good - Delicious and varied food options at the bar (pizza, ready meals, cakes) - Impressive selection of organic products - Successful employee team Areas for Improvement - Reduced cheese tasting variety and quantity - Expensive prices for some products - Cleanliness issues: - Neglected toilets and sinks - Clogged sink water - Paper clutter - Floor needed cleaning Recommendation With increased attention to cleanliness, Whole Foods can excel further.

Every thing I have at home is all Whole Foods & I will continue to get great groceries from here ! 💫

Their fresh hot and cold foods are pretty neat. They have a hot buffet bar and salad bar for 9.99$ a pound. Their selection of teas is excellent for my wife. The bread selection is sparse for my taste, and the tortillas are by produce in a refrigerated case?? I also appreciated the crushed ice for my cold products and cold bags. The most surprising positive is the presence of Amazon's in store returns and discounts offered for Amazon Prime members. Genius!!

My experience at whole foods was mind just completely mind blowing. I was shocked at the amount of supply and great options of foods that include healthy fats, proteins, carbohydrates, electrolytes, and even grains. The amount of supply this whole foods location is completely surreal and will blow you away. The prices at this Whole Foods is great that will last me 2 weeks of all of the nutrients I need to keep my body active, healthy, and balanced for only $88. Definitely would try this Whole Foods location in the San Antonio area!

Whole Foods is the place to go if you are looking for something a little different than your normal grocery store. They carry brands that are hard to find at other places. They also have fresh food prepared daily on location. They have a coffee bar in store. They even have a section for aromatherapy. My favorite section is the deserts. Yum!!!

18 July 2025 We mostly go here for their baked goods and fruit. The apple turnovers and brownies are particularly good. I also like how you can generate an in-store shopping code through your Amazon Prime account. I have snagged a few deals through this program. The store is filled with 'clean and healthy' food items. That's nice for those who care about this. Ha, ha. Seriously, it's a pretty nice store, albeit it can be a bit pricey. It also has a convenient Amazon purchases return area just inside the entrance.

Decided to use curbside at the car this weekend. The Amazon app makes it easy and my prime membership added a discount. Just drive up, click in the app that I am there and out they come. The staff was super nice. I like the healthier options for produce and other staples. I will say the Quarry is a mess to park and exit.

I tried the viral berry chantilly latte from Whole Foods and it's so good! I got it with whole milk. I can taste the almond syrup. I saw online that they use almond and strawberry syrup. It was not too sweet. I wasn't sure what to expect but now I totally get the hype. Definitely will try the berry chantilly matcha next time! The staff was polite and I did not have to wait long for my order.

They have it all here for healthy groceries. Prices above the usual but worth it There's a smoothie juice cafe. Easy, fast and free returns to Amazon here, my favorite place to do so Fresh foods, bakery I wish had more gluten free options. Love the hot soups Many check out options Tables and chairs for eating and sitting

Fresh selections; top notch store associates, everyone is always so helpful. Clean and well maintained store.

This is the closest to all organic we can get in San Antonio sadly. Every time I go there in hopes to find something unusual or affordable I leave saying I will never come back until this last visit I realized what's the point of driving across town to get groceries titled as "organic" the time it is far from being one in my opinion Long story short I got myself into ice cream making. I went and bought all kind of frozen organic fruit. All my ice cream tastes like some sort of weird chemical taste. Come to find out that fruit is blanched, processed, picked off season and you name it before it is packaged... also all the bags I bought which I didn't give it any attention trusting the store have holes in them which caused the fruit to have an extra freezer burn. I am not upset about the fruit even though I should be... I am upset about all the work and other ingredients I put into making ice cream and trash them at the end of the day Yeah the ambiance is nice since it is probably the only organic store in San Antonio... please be aware and check what you are buying

Whole Foods Markets has three money signs on their Yelp page and I finally understand why. I visited Whole Foods Market for the first time ever yesterday while I was returning something I had purchased on Amazon. My first initial reaction was "wow, this is pricey". I found multiple items I have purchased at Costco in the past for 75% less than what they are selling them at Whole Foods market. Besides the very expensive grocery items, they do have a wide variety of ready to eat meals that are made fresh at the store and looked absolutely delicious. Another nice thing is that they have a nice variety of gluten free items, paleo meals, and many other options for folks with dietary restrictions. I did end up purchasing a few items that I am not able to find at HEB or Costco, but needless to say I don't think I will be doing my full grocery shopping here anytime soon. However, I do recommend returning your Amazon items here. The only thing you need is the QR code that the app gives you and voila! It was super simple and easy.

I am taken aback from your lack of commitment towards fulfilling your promises. I am alarmed to learn--through WholeFoodsChicken.com--that chicken meat sold at Whole Foods contains white striping, a muscle disorder (not known to be harmful to consumers) linked to poor animal welfare. Please stop sourcing Frankenchickens.

I love that I can return Amazon items here at Whole Foods and shop for awesome food items. It's great. The cashier was very patient with me as I returned the items and they even have a kiosk where you can return on your own, if you know how to use it. It's always chill here.

Eat more Whole Foods! But at Whole Paycheck? Well, I didn't really have much of a choice, unfortunately. After spending over an hour at the San Antonio airport trying to get my rental car, I was low on gas. No, not the rental car lol, but rather, my energy level. I had barely eaten that day, and it was mid-afternoon. I was hoping to stop by Corner Bakery Cafe in the plaza, but as luck would have it, it was actually closed due to a power outage! Seriously?! Corner Bakery Cafe is on the southern end of the Alamo Quarry Market on Basse Road just east off the 281. I was walking up the sidewalk hoping to find some food. Any food really. Anything for this hungry Yelper who had just spent the whole day flying in from out of state and struggling to get out of the airport while trying to figure out where to go from there. When I arrived at Whole Foods, I immediately recognized the interior, having been to two in the LBC and even one in Surf City. If you're not sure what cities they are, just know they're both in SoCal. The Hot Foods bar was in front of the left entrance, and it had a variety of selections that should cater to most customers. However, don't expect the bar to serve awesomely delicious food; otherwise, you can expect to be disappointed. I took a takeout box from one end of the buffet bar and filled it with a little bit of everything I liked. Steamed vegetables, rice, mac & cheese, and even some wings! Unfortunately, none of them WOWed me by any means; they all tasted just ordinary, but they did do the trick and kept me away from the land of hangriness. There is a small area for dining there if you choose to enjoy your meals there, which I did. At the corner was a counter for plastic utensils, which come in handy because who wants to eat their meals with their dirty paws?! On another visit, I needed to buy fruit. I was planning to stop by H-E-B on the way back to my hotel, but the H-E-B I was trying to visit had their parking lot full; I didn't know there was an H-E-B near this Whole Foods at the time, but I stuck it with Whole Foods since I wanted to experience it as a regular shopper rather than a dining customer. From what I could see, the produce looked fresh for the most part, but some pieces did have their fair share of blemishes, just like at any other grocery store you go to. And did I mention how the prices are so high here that my Yelp friends have called Whole Foods Whole Paycheck?? Overall, not bad. It served its purpose, but after two visits, I stopped going to this Whole Foods and started to patronize H-E-B.

Loved the place, loved the selections, loved the people. But where's the Honey Bunches of Oats???

Came in to get a snack for lunch. Picked up the salad bar box and picked a bunch of fresh food. Filled my box with hummus, salmon, broccoli, black beans and more stuff that I can't remember. Also found some great drinks in the fridge. Service at the line was fast and friendly. The store was busy but was able to find a seat to eat.

Love this Whole Foods! The location is smack in the middle of the quarry. So there are so many different restaurants, activities, and shopping to do in this area. I thought that this Whole Foods had a good selection the store was kept up pretty nicely, and there was plenty of parking. I love the cafeteria area, with premade foods you can plate and take home for dinner, the salad bar, and I really like that there are a good amount of ethnic hair products here and different types of gorgeous handmade soaps. I came in for the Three Trees Almond Milk, which is my favorite! Just 2 ingredients! The cashier who checked me out was super sweet and friendly. I would definitely come back!

So to start Kayla was a great girl she was nice kind and I am so happy to be with her she was the best employee and I will be happy to work with her again

Shopping inside the store at Whole Foods is a fitreasure hunt. For my weekly work of healthy eating, curbside pickup is the way to go. I can set up my order online through the app or on a web browser. Looking at past purchases is the most efficient way to get what I want each week. Asan Amazon prime member, I can get discounts on private label brands. We don't buy all of our groceries at Whole Foods, but for things like meats, produce, snack foods without additives, and special seasonings, it's a great way to go. Using curbside pick up means that we can shop at Whole Foods more often and save time.

It's my go-to for fresh salmon! And if you purchase the raw Branzini, they descale and and prep it for you. I'm in and out in no time. The place is clean, and the people are always friendly.

We often stop here for a quick dinner after work. The service is always warm and friendly but have often found a lack of options after 5PM in terms of access to the hot and salad bar. Whole Foods is Whole Foods and carries all the right grocery items.

This is a shockingly bad Whole Foods. I am updating my previous bad review after going through the self-chechout line at around 4 p.m. today. The clerk was busy talking to another co-worker as I stood there with a bottle of wine that needed the staff to approve. After waiting for this inconsiderate employee to finish her conversation, she asked me birthdate, which I gave her. Still visibly distracted from talking to her "friend," this insufferable individual forgot the date and asked me to say it again so she could type it in. Having been treated like this at this location before, I said I would not repeat the date. The employees at the self-checkout and the return area would not cut it at the Austin HQ, which I visit usually once a week. The difference in the two stores truly shocks me and corporate needs to due to a full review of the managers at this location, who are doing a terrible, terrible, store-ending performance. A shooting occurred in the parking lot of this abysmal WF location, which has made many avoid this location; corporate needs to take a very careful look at this store and what is going on inside of it.

First time checking out this Whole Foods and it is way better than the one in Vineyard. Variety here is insane! They have a ton more vegan options. If you love whole foods for their bakery/ pizza/ cafe options this is the one you need to come to. Their produce looked way better, staff was friendlier and our cashier was a sweetheart that cracked us up the whole time. Each staff member we passed stopped and asked if we needed anything which was refreshing since we actually did need a lot of help. Having the prime membership really helps!

The store itself is ok, but their pizza parlor is trash. Wife and I went to order a couple pizzas there yesterday. My wife is vegan. I specifically told them this to make sure they didn't put anything on the pizza that isn't vegan. She went to reheat a slice of pizza for lunch today and found they had pus sausage on it. She ordered a vegan cheese pizza with pineapple and bell peppers. I ordered a pepperoni pizza with onions so I know for a fact it wasn't contamination from my pizza. For the money, their pizzas really aren't worth it. The crust was extremely tough and the toppings were very uneven. I probably won't go back here again for their pizza. Not worth the astronomical price.

This store makes returns so difficult. Pretty much any store I go to and do a return of something that didn't work out (H‑E‑B) they ask for your credit card and it's no problem. Not this place. Who keeps the paper receipt every time they go to the grocery store? I don't. It's not fun dealing with customer service here so I'll be taking my business somewhere else where I can actually make a return without hassle.

If you haven't been to Whole Foods in a while, time to check it out. Prices are more competitive than in the past. You will see that Amazon has influenced the inventory and updated it to appeal to a broader public, not just hungry waifs and studiously fit habitues of our affluent areas. I only came here because I saw an Instagram pic by Joe Biden of Jeni's ice cream before last night's trainwreck and this was the only place that had it. Glad I came today, I left with way more stuff then originally intended.

Many fancy options in the bakery. Bought berry chantilly cupcakes for Christmas Eve they were delicious!

Purchased organic henna dye with cash. Took it home, tried it out and it did not work. Thinking it would be no problem to return fpr store credit, I put the dye in the brown bag I got when I bought it. It tipped over ruined the bag and receipt. Gabi at customer service would not take the return Since when does WF not honor their product!?!? It had only been a few days after purchase.

Whole Foods keeps an EV car charger lit up and appearing to work. It hasn't worked in three years . ChargePoint says they won't schedule a fix, they just want the "appearance" of being EV friendly. That is so disgustingly deceptive on the part of Whole Foods. I've tried to talk to their manager about it, they just say it's not their problem even though they had ChargePoint install it. That's called grifting in the real world. My running group meets in their parking lot and I used to buy groceries from them with my EV waiting at the plug. I do no business with them now.

The food there is good but so is the ambiance. The service is pretty good always seeing how your shopping is going

I love Whole Foods...I wish there was one closer to us! Pros - ample parking - well organized and advertised aisles - their bakery displays numerous baked goods! I love that they display the ingredients they use for their cakes for customers to see - the berry chantilly cake is amazingggg! It's not too sweet, and they are very generous with the amount of fruit they put on top - they have a sitting area for those who want to eat at the store (provide utensils and napkins) Cons - I really can't think of any except the fact that it's a bit pricey here, but you should know that their higher prices mean better quality food! - the dining area was a bit dirty/sticky and needed to be cleaned up

Quality of their meats and baked goods has plummeted. It's pointless to complain because they're not in the business of making it right. Am I supposed to return to the store with some bad cooked meat and some stale cookies? I should I guess. OR I could just avoid this horrible location. It's San Antonio so they know they're dealing with hillbillies anyway so there's no good reason to fix anyting. Just keep phoning it in WF Quarry. You'll get by. Yeah, yer welcome for me bringing this to your attention. B.S.

It's gettin' real in the Whole Foods parking lot. This was originally an Austin, Texas based chain. Their flagship store on 6th and Lamar in Austin is something to behold. But then Whole Foods sold out to Jeff Bezos and Amazon, who turned it into an extension of the online retailer. Their claim to fame has always been high quality produce and foods. This kind of flies in the face of Amazon's race to the bottom on prices. But Bezos is tryning, bless his heart. I don't like how people with clipboards come up and act like they know me and want to ask questions or petitions about stuff out front. The Prius cars in the parking lot are always lurkin' around without their engines running, in silent mode. Gah. Be sure to check out the Asparagus Water! Lol! They have a beer selection that's rather uninspired. Since Amazon took over, it seems that they replaced the coolers and shrank the inventory a good bit. I'm not sure where they come up with this list of beers, but it's nothing compared to when it was an independent company. It really seems like things have declined since John Mackey, the former CEO and founder of the company was running things. It is convenient to be able to drop off Amazon returns here. There used to be a big section of literature by the doors, where you could get all kinds of free, local hippy publications, but not any more. That got shrank or just taken out.

I love this place! It's one of the safest places for me to shop because of a severe flood of allergy. The staff is wonderful, kind and helpful! I loved this place so much I applied for a job.

There meta department and produce department is amazing. Prices are competitive.staff is always friendly. We come here at least 4 times a week.

I got a Carrot Cake with my name on it. It was one of the best cakes I have ever had. The cake was moist and the frosting was delicious. Thank you Whole Foods Market Bakery employees!

I enjoy the store but was thrown off by the manners of the manager. The Grocery manager is extremely rude.

When it comes to people watching in San Antonio. Whole Foods has always been a hotbed of messes, socialites, yoga-toting ladies and dudes (both with hair buns) and other interesting items, including myself. The deli sandwiches are always a hit with me, I like the salad bar, but it's by weight. So be careful what you are loading up on. Nothing like a $12 salad for lunch. Shoot, I did that again... Overall, this is a great place, friendly staff, and healthy choices when it comes to food. I'll be back.

I love Whole Foods. I love the fact that I can return something there. That is why I came in. Super clean, super bright store. The worker was very cheerful doing returns. I was in and out.

The cafe is fantastic. The bulk section has so many wonderful items to choose from. The produce and meats are all top quality. This store is a great place for organic and healthy items. Though on the pricey side they definitely have a place in the San Antonio grocery scene.

It's okay. We just moved here from out of state, so I am used to a certain standard of things. This is a relatively small WF, and I can never find the tortillas. Haha. They have an okay selection of things but it's just so small. The staff is nice!

I'm sure you've heard the saying'" you get what you paid for," in 99% of cases is true. When you go to a high-end store versus any typical store, expectations and service are usually equal to that. Simply put, Whole Foods is the Mercedes Benz's in a parking lot full of Hyundai's. The store is located in The Quarry and alongside H.E.B Central Marketplace on Broadway, it is quite chic' and boozy. Inside, like Central Marketplace it is teeming with shoppers. Your senses are bombarded by candles, coffee, food from the deli being made, organically produced products, patrons who look like they frequent the gym quite often, shoppers who frequent the GAP religiously, homeopathic medicines; just about anything and everything under the sun you could imagine. On this day I was hunting for craft brews. In the past I have gone here and their selection covered a wall in the corner. But now they have a much better selection, subdivided by east and west coast. There were more brews dedicated to Texas this time around and I was really impressed. They had brands that are rare to these neck of the woods, especially in a forest of Bud and Coors. You probably ask why should I care if one section is so fruitfully stocked. Because in most cases when a store pays attention to one department, particularly to detail, they are more likely to transpose it to the rest of their store. Always remember that as shoppers we pay close attention to the details. In addition there were staff and employees on the floor at all times, waiting to assist you and answer any questions you had. The most impressive thing about this store is how quickly they get you in an out. For example, as I was waiting in line to make my purchases another clerk pointed me to an open lane. Try doing this at Wal-Mart where there are 25 lanes and only two are actually open. The rule of thumb as a consumer to business relationship is get us in an out as quickly as possible. We may linger in your store to shop, but if your lines are too long we will fore go you next time we are in that area. All and all Whole Foods is a great store. It is pricey and pretty boozy. But you do get what you pay for. And any day now I am anticipating they will have valet parking for your shopping cart.

Not sure why all the negative reviews of this store. They have some of the friendliest and most helpful staff, even compared to Whole Foods in other cities. Others have said the selection of products is limited; I've found the opposite to be true. In fact, the reason I've ended up coming here every week despite it being 12 miles away when there's an HEB 1 mile from my house is that this store has many products that HEB doesn't carry. It is a smaller store, but they make excellent use of the shelf space to fit in a wide variety of products. I also come here because I usually meal prep for a full week at a time, meaning that it's very important for me to get fresh ingredients that will stay good for the entire week. The quality and freshness of the products I buy here are noticeably superior to that of any other grocery store I've been to in San Antonio.

No more individual bottles of cold water, must buy 1-1/2 liter or more. Two employees got snippy when I asked where the water was. If this is the new WF, I'll be staying with Trader Joe's and Central Market. This place is pricey enough to not have bottled water -- yet the employees are just getting a little too much like what I expect at Wal Mart.

I was very excited to know there was a Whole Foods in the area. My family and I are new to San Antonio from La Jolla California. We were bummed to find out this store was nothing close compared to the La Jolla Whole Foods. The hot food/salad bar selection is very small. My daughter loves Whole Foods Chinese food, but they don't offer it this location. I ordered a large pizza for my twins, staff was friendly. It was difficult to find a clean table, the trash bins were overflowing. Trash was on the counters next to the utensils. I was surprised how messy it was, same for the meat department displays. Restrooms were disgusting. I did not get the Whole Foods experience at this location at all. :(

We came to this Whole Foods hoping to find some goodies we couldn't find at home in Chicago. We found some delicious flavored chips (i.e. Sweet Chili Ginger and Korean BBQ) as well as some Texas beer. James was great in helping us in our beer selections by offering some good recommendations. Sadly this place loses a star because their salad bar was so small. It was slim pickings!

I visited this store for the first time on 9/13/19 at approx 2:50. I went to the coffee drink bar and ordered a blended drink. There were 3 young workers chatting and laughing and ignoring me. When the girl finally finished telling the two guys about how poor they were and the waffle meals they ate she looked at me and said hi. I was shocked how inconsiderate they all were and how unprofessional they were acting. It took me 15 min of my life I will never get back. My drink was mostly crushed ice and very little drink. I will never go to that coffee bar again too bad there isn't a reputable Starbucks in the Quarry.

Whole Foods should create a "No Whole Foods gets left behind" policy. This particular Whole Foods location has always been a mess. Today in particular. No breakfast. A big empty food bar. Since there's no eggs there surely has to be oatmeal. After circulating the three food bar bays I found it under the Chicken thighs tag. Now I'll definitely be late for work. This location is nothing like the WF in Austin. I hope this location pulls it together one day.

Whole Foods has long been touted as the "place to go" for all things healthy and organic. It was really my first time going to Whole Foods for the specific task of buying our groceries, and it was an OK experience. I might go back, but it wouldn't be my first choice in shopping for groceries. We walked in and I smelled the food from the Whole Foods Café, so we stopped by there first for some lunch. I had a cup of the Cactus Chili and a side of the roasted Brussel sprouts and roasted cauliflower. The flavors were on point and overall the meal was filling. I felt the chili was a little on the sweeter side, so I could have used sriracha or something to give it a kick. The sprouts and cauliflower were tasty, but dried out and over-roasted. The café area has everything you need to eat there: a microwave, cups for water, silverware and even their discard area is split up as compost, recycle and then trash products so you feel like your waste isn't truly wasteful! After we finished our meal, we started our shopping. The selection of pre-prepared fruits and vegetables are plenty, but the prices were quite a bit higher than your typical grocery store, even for organic. The best part of the selection was the Vegan cheeses, sausages, tofus, and other Vegan assortments were plenty. I ended up finding all the things I needed/wanted from our typical grocer here, including: sliced Vegan cheese and the Beyond Meat burgers that I've been excited to try. Moving into the rest of the store, the Gluten-Free selection was on point! I got a couple of cereals (children-style cause I'm a kid, duh) that I hadn't had in YEARS because of the Gluten content in normal, store-bought cereals. I got several Gluten Free and Vegan snacks and that made me happy. The selection of Almond, Cashew, Soy, and other nut milks was plenty as well as the non-dairy yogurt selection was great. Overall, I was immensely impressed with the selection and the quality of foods I found; however, the price of our grocery bill was nearly twice the amount of our normal purchases at our typical grocery store. I don't know if this is somewhere where I'll be purchasing my full grocery list in the future, but I'll stop in for the Gluten Free and Vegan fill-ups from time-to-time!

I don't like being in this store/location for more than 15 minutes, it always seems cramped and the customers aren't very nice. I prefer the Blanco location. Everything is pretty costly and I only come here to stock up on my morning rounds which are never in the same spot! The deli/salad bar area is a wreck and the hot food always appears as if it had been sitting there for days(I won't even touch on the bathroom upkeep). Parking is atrocious and people are very pushy here. No thanks!

This is a really nice store. It's very clean and the staff is very helpful. The prices are worth what you're buying. I like that you can buy sandwiches, sample some foods, and have multiple healthy options to choose from. However, it is frustrating at time to see foods in the store that are cheaper other places and higher in Whole Foods. This proves to me that when you go to Whole Foods, you're paying for the assurance that the food is healthy and can be trusted. To be honest, after my experience there, that's a guarantee that I am more than willing to buy. Definitely enjoy the store. I'll definitely be returning on a regular basis. I will also be leveraging my Amazon Prime Membership to save money and have groceries delivered. If you could just deliver on FORT SAM HOUSTON, that would be AWESOME!!!!

I like the Whole Foods. The layout overall is smaller than many East coast locations I'm accustomed but the selection is surprisingly large. Stop in; you're sure to find something good!

Overpriced and the selection is scanty and unimpressive at best. I only come here if I'm unable to find what I'm looking for at three other brand stores first, and even then I usually won't find it here, either.