Whole Foods Market

I’ve tried coming to Whole Foods twice for lunch because the hot bar is supposed to be fresh and ready. I’m trying to stay away from fast food, so I figured this would be a better option. Unfortunately, both times were disappointing. Today, most of the hot food bar was empty and what was there didn’t look fresh at all. When I asked an employee how long it would take to bring more food out, she said about two hours. My lunch break is only an hour, so obviously that wasn’t an option. If you’re going to offer a hot food bar, there should consistently be hot food available and being replenished. Otherwise, it defeats the purpose. After two attempts, I can’t recommend coming here for lunch. It’s been a waste of time and energy.

Whole Foods on Victory is an absolute standout. The quality is excellent across the board—everything feels fresh, thoughtfully sourced, and beautifully presented. From produce to prepared foods, you can tell care and standards truly matter here. The service is phenomenal. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful, which makes the shopping experience enjoyable and stress-free. It’s one of those places where you actually feel welcomed and taken care of while you shop. There are always fun finds and surprisingly good deals, especially if you’re paying with Amazon. The perks make a difference, and it’s easy to walk out feeling like you found something special. This location consistently delivers and is a go-to for both everyday essentials and little treats.

Disappointed with Today’s Experience at Whole Foods I genuinely love Whole Foods and willingly spend two hours on the road—one hour each way—just to shop for the products I truly enjoy. However, today, I was extremely disappointed by what I saw. First, the parking lot was cluttered with shopping carts, while inside the store, only a few were available. I had to grab a smaller cart from the parking lot, which I actually prefer, but it was frustrating to see such disorganization. The biggest disappointment, however, was in the fresh produce section. I was shocked to find mold on the mushrooms. Even if they are discounted, selling spoiled products is unacceptable. Additionally, I saw a rotten nectarine surrounded by fruit flies, which is simply disgraceful for a store with above-average—if not significantly higher—prices. On a positive note, I do appreciate that Whole Foods has special items for Valentine’s Day, including berries in heart-shaped packaging. They also have Blood Oranges and Caracara oranges, which have unique and interesting flavors. Additionally, my favorite yogurts are available in special red packaging for the holiday. I also want to highlight a new snack I tried today, which was on sale—a delicious peanut butter and grape jelly treat. Once again, I want to emphasize that I love this store, and that’s exactly why I’m writing this review. I hope the management takes better care of the quality of the products on their shelves. Whole Foods should uphold the standards that loyal customers expect.

Most fresh vegetables are organic, reasonably priced, and colors are vibrant. They do sell out of many varieties fast. In the bakery department I was extremely disappointed. I found out that they have discontinued the delicious Rugelachs (I prefer the Raisin Walnut). They are going with another vendor. I guess I will go back to ordering from a Jewish deli I am familiar with and pay the postage. It's worth it to get what you want and be satisfied.

On the higher side of food and such. It's not a place to do regular grocery shopping unless you're willing to spend 100+ on like 5 things. It's great to get the occasional treats or specific things you can't find elsewhere. Love the salad bar and hot food bar. The salad bar is 12 per lbs, and the hot bar is 13$ per lbs. Olive bar is 12$ per lbs. I recommend getting the bar foods before 5-6pm as they get old at that point, and I believe the hot bar ends at 7 pm. I'm not sure if that means they stop replacing/making more food or they close it as I've come after 7 p.m., and they've had food still but only like 1 or 2 options, though.

I shop at WFM infrequently, but am usually happy with my experience except for the salad and hot bar. I think management needs to pay better attention to the quality of the food offered, esp later in the day. Over cooked, dried out food should not be left out. The last customers to get food from this section should have the same expectation for fresh well prepared food, but that is not how it is. My other comment is that today I decided to use some romaine lettuce in my dish and it tasted horrible. Whatever they use to clean the lettuce, the flavor of the lettuce is completely masked by the chemical.

The store is small. It was smaller than I thought. It was nice to have a fresh seafood section, and I was glad to purchase a few things I wanted.

I honestly wasn't aware that Whole Foods was a "healthy store. They have a variety of food that you may have seen, for instance at Walmart,but much more that you haven't seen. From Fruits,to Seafood,to Meats,to healthy snacks, to ice cream. Even a bakery that looks simply delicious. Don't be surprised to see them selling pizza too! The prices on most things were on the higher side,due to being gluten free,kosher etc... Overall I had a decent first visit. There are a few things in this stote that I'll be back to try.

ANOTHER WHOLE FOODS STORE WORTH VISITING ‼‼ Savannah WF is very well stocked and easy to navigate. The produce seemed fresh and the bins and displays looked inviting and clean. The staff also seem friendly, very helpful and knowledgeable. The prices of the 365 brands are reasonable too. I've only been 2x's but I would recommend (trust me, not all Whole Foods stores are good).

Some of all my favorites @ WholeFoods Always & Forever as long as the goods are good.

I've observed it wasn't an amazing market, selection-wise, but upon stopping in this time, I realized this Whole Foods did not have recycling bins. Literally if you got a drink in an aluminum can and drank it in the seating area there, you'd have to throw it in the trash, which is absurd. Moreover, they had self-checkout, but half of the stations were broken for some reason, and only one actual person was working a cash register. It feels like maybe they've gotten so into the online shopping market that they've forgotten that they might want to have a good experience for the customer who actually walks in to the store. I wish Amazon would sell the company back to someone who cared about what used to be its core values.

Whole Foods is a store I pop in and out of periodically. What I like: *Their fresh tuna *Their prime grade meats *Fresh produce *Fresh cut flowers *Borsari spice line they carry *Their specialty items What I don't like: *The smell of the store. *They don't take checks

I really enjoyed coming into this location. This store was busy and had a lot of employees working! I was in need of some almond butter and some sauces and both were so easy to find! The selection of food they have out for takeout is so extensive and I absolutely love the soup selection they have! I will definitely be coming back to this location!

Whole Foods, what isn't there to love? I mean, who does not love fresh and organic food?!?! This is the only Whole Foods in Savannah. It is located on Victory Drive. You can see it from the Truman Parkway, and it is right off the exit. It has many other businesses and restaurants around it. Whole Foods is hard to miss on Victory. There is plenty of parking. They even have stations for electric cars. There is a small amount of seating outdoors too. When you enter Whole Foods Market you will walk straight into produce. They have a small floral department at the front of the store too. The meat department is located behind produce. The hot bar, pre prepared items, & bakery are at the opposite end of the store. All of the aisles in between are well organized. Each are easy to peruse and make your way through. The staff is friendly and are easy to find if you need help. The registers are all at the front of the store. There are now a few self serve registers if you want to get out of the store a little quicker. Whole Foods is great for finding difficult or hard to find ingredients. Also, if I want a certain amount of an ingredient. I can measure it out myself. Instead of paying for an entire package I probably will not use. Many items in Whole Foods are diary free which can be difficult to find in grocery stores. I am very sensitive to diary. So I try to find foods that are delicious and diary free. I love to walk through Whole Foods! It's fun to find new foods and/or drinks to try. Head over to the Whole Foods in Savannah and see for yourself.

I will start a the only negative... the prices. This is definitely not a shop everyone w feel they can afford to do all their shopping. That being said, if you have health or ethical reasons for finding alternative options at the grocery store. You can find a lot of specialty items here. Plus a gorgeous salad bar and so many bread/ bakery items. We enjoy shopping around and always find things I can eat and enjoy!!

This is a sad Whole Foods. I've been shopping at various Whole Foods in Los Angeles and other cities for over 20 years and I've never had such an disappointing shopping experience as the Savannah store where I've been shopping for 4 months now. They almost never have Rotisserie Chickens out, whereas at most other WF (and other grocery stores), this is a reliable, stable item. Doesn't matter what time I come by -- they either just ran out or just put them in the oven and it will be an hour. I got a prepared item -- General Tso's Chicken -- and the broccoli was raw. Everything else was cooked but it had raw broccoli which you can't just microwave or quickly heat up. The Pizza bar closes just before dinner hour, at 5pm (?!). Sushi is hit or miss -- sometimes they have it, sometimes they don't. And unlike every other Whole Foods, the coffee/juice bar closes at 12pm. This does not seem like a grocery store that is owned by Amazon. And like someone else mentioned -- the Salad/Hot food bar in general, for Whole Foods, is a joke that is either out of half of the items or someone is doing something bad (over salting/over cooking) to food that usually tastes good. Corporate needs to take the people who work here to a functioning Whole Foods so they can see how this store is supposed to operate. There are a lot of people in Savannah who will pay top dollar for the healthy convenience Whole Foods provides -- but this one doesn't provide it. All of the things above are what draws shopper to this store. Without these things, it's just an expensive grocery store with some speciality items. The "shopping experience" which includes high-quality pre-made food and a functioning juice bar does not exist here. *I wish I had taken photos of the barren salad bar/prepared food area. Maybe next time!

It's crazy to think that I have been living in Bluffton SC and this is the first time I'm entering this Whole Foods. When I lived in NY and Atlanta I shopped at Whole Foods regularly. In fact before we left Midtown Atlanta, a brand spanking new Whole Foods opened up literally around the corner. All that to say that I LOVE WHOLE FOODS!!! It was like going home. The Kroger near me has adopted a similar vibe. But it's not Whole Foods!!! The freshness, uniqueness, variety of meats, seafood, vegetables exceeds all other supermarkets. From what I can see the CDC recommendations are being implemented. The food bar is serviced by an employee, you point to what you want and the employee fills your container. There is hand sanitizer available at the entrance and exit of the store. Masks are available if you need one. The carts are cleaned with you leave the store. I felt safe shopping in Whole Foods Savannah, GA!!! Can't wait to go back!!!

NOTE: Review based on visit before COVID-19 pandemic This is the only Whole Foods Market (WFM) in Savannah and beyond for miles. Although I don't visit this location very often (only because it's not close to my home), when I do find myself in the area, I like to pop in to WFM, especially for a quick snack at the bakery and coffee bar. It's perfect for when you're feeling a little peckish and want something small to grab and go. This store is on the smaller size as compared to the other stores I have visited in other states, but it seems to provide most of the products and services they usually provide like butcher, seafood section, gelato, bakery and cafe (as previously mentioned), wine bar and prepared foods. I've never done a proper grocery shopping trip there, only grabbing a few odd things here and there that have caught my attention. I love to browse the bakery section and love to hit up the cafe. I love that they carry local coffees and their cafe is as good as any other stand alone cafes. The bakery items are a level above standard grocery chains, offering great variety of breads and pastry items. My personal favorites are the chocolate croissants, breakfast roll and cookies. They have a whole showcase of a number of different cookies. The whole section is primarily self serve unless you want a cake in the showcase. Overall, every time I have visited, the store is always neatly stocked, kept clean and the customer service has been great. - Highlights - *I was once told that if there was any item I would like to try, I could just ask one of the staff members and they would gladly open the item for you. Now, keep in mind, due to the current pandemic, not sure if they are doing that now for safety reasons and if this pandemic will change that policy moving forward. *Prices are a little higher obviously because they carry mostly organic or natural health foods, but if you are an Amazon Prime member (Amazon bought WFM awhile back) you get Member savings and items are usually marked. At the cash, simply open up your Amazon Prime app and they'll scan your QR Code to apply the savings. *There is a seating area after the cashes, right behind the cafe, so that you can enjoy your purchases right away! The tables are stocked with all the condiments, cutlery and napkins. Check it out! Stay safe, Friends!

I love Whole Foods! I love the WF in Portland, OR and the WF in Monterey and Los Angeles, CA and the WF in Seattle, and the WH in Manhattan. They are all just fantastic. However, the one in Savannah is a joke and sorely lacking: 1. no juice bar (in a Whole Foods??) 2. no raw beets in their salad bar 3. their salad and hot food bars are often completely out of ingredients with empty pans, including no spring lettuce.. what?? no lettuce in the salad bar?? They don 't seem to care that half the foods are missing. 4. Many of their hot foods are very very salty, like their garlic beans and ground beef. It really is a disappointment and pathetic that their standards are so low; especially as their prices are so high. All I can hope for is that a Trader Joe's opens here soon!

I don't always shop here since it's out of my way... but I have never been disappointed! I came here to look for a certain drink and thought I would be able to find it on my own. After looking like a lost puppy a very nice lady helped me find the drink in 2 seconds. All of the staff was super friendly and check out took less than 2 minutes. Love coming here when I'm out in this area. It's always a treat!

I am in Savannah on business for a week and stopped by the Whole Foods Market to pick up some items to eat throughout my stay. The Whole Foods Market in Charlottesville is wonderful, I anticipated the same in Savannah. Boy, was I surprised. This was absolutely the worst Whole Foods Market I have ever visited. The staff is apathetic and acts as if it is an honor for them to answer questions or assist. The choices are limited and dated. Do yourself a favor and go to a Publix or Piggly Wiggly, you'll save money, and the food will be fresh. Such a disappointment.

It would bring my husband and I joy to never have to go to Wholefoods again, but it's the only place in Savannah to get our 5 gallon water jugs refilled. Having to deal with constant drama every time we run a simple errand is unacceptable. We run an online business and are from NYC / California. Being able to work anywhere enabled us to buy a home in Savannah, which we did during the pandemic in 2021. Our motive for shopping at Wholefoods comes from being vegetarian over 30 years, boycotting animal cruelty from factory farms and meat processing plants. We also always buy refillable water in the large bottles because it is sustainable and creates less landfill. When I go into Wholefoods with him to refill the water there are never any incidents. However , EVERY TIME he goes by himself to buy water there, he is treated like garbage by the check out people who make insulating aggressive comments and accuse him of stealing the water. How is he stealing when he is rolling the shopping cart through the check out lane and paying for it? And at most, the water is only 10 cents a gallon. So what would be his incentive to steal it? It's unprofessional and mean for the cashiers to treat him this way. Traumatizing customers who only want to buy $10 worth of water without drama. We are very busy , so I would not be writing this review if this wasn't the 3rd time the water drama happened. I'm fed up with his treatment by the employees of Wholefoods. This time, my husband was standing in the self check out line at Wholefoods with 4 bottles of water and a single doughnut, and our friend coincidentally happened to be in line behind him. The check out station closest to them became open, and my husband began easily scanning the water bottles himself as he was talking with our friend who stood in line behind him waiting for another self check out station to clear. The check out lady became aggressive and rudely walked in between my husband and his friend , cutting him off mid sentence. The check out lady then got in his face , accusing him of not ringing up the water properly. This also happened the other previous times at Wholefoods when he tried to buy water through the regular line (where the check out person scans the water,) and they still accused him of stealing it. It's not rocket science to scan water bottles, and a 50 year old man can handle it himself people. Just, wow. This time, the check out lady pushed him aside and started pressing the screen prompts for him without him requesting her help. His friend stood by, astonished by the rudeness and audacity of the check out lady. Who after ringing up the water for him, the check out lady then stomped away in a huff back to her observation corner, standing like a cop, arms crossed. Though my husband was now stressed by her pointed attitude towards him, he calmly tried to scan the doughnut, but the prompts jammed and wouldn't type the letters. He was frustrated but patient as always. So he politely asked the check out lady if she did something to make the screen stop working. This time, when he actually did need her help after she jammed the screen, she refused to come back over and help him ring up the final item. Finally, after glaring at him and stressing him out, watching him try for a few minutes, she walked back and started jabbing at the screen prompts again. Insulting him by claiming that the reason the self check out isn't working was because he lacked the education to spell spell the word, "doughnut" correctly. My husband can speak 3 languages, and lived in NYC and Europe for decades. He is the CEO of our company which is successful enough to make the money to buy a house, so I assure you he can spell the word "doughnut." Am I writing this review because I'm mean and just picking on a racist that was having a bad day? Or is there more to this story? Plot twist folks, my husband is black. And I'm a tall white lady that used to be a runway model in NYC in the 90's. Knowing now that we are a mixed race couple, does this change your perspective on this review and these incidents? There is only one race, the human race. And i try to have empathy towards anyone who is struggling and who's life is so challenging they lack the patience to be polite (let alone kind), and do the basics that their work with the public requires. But at the same time we have had enough of dealing with this racist nonsense at Wholefoods. Life is hard for everyone right now and we don't pay to have the cashiers at Wholefoods make it more unnecessarily difficult for people of color. Especially when the people without color are employed by Wholefoods, a company that claims to be eco conscious and to support LGBTQ and BLM.

I have always love Whole Foods, long before Bezos purchased them and have shopped in many different cities. This particular location is nice. I find the staff friendly and they seem to like their jobs. Almost every checkout person takes such good care of my food while ringing it up. I appreciate that because Whole Foods is not cheap. It was expensive before rising everything prices. I shop their anyway for the great selection of organic foods. Fresh or processed, no one else can match the variety. They have a great live and cut flower section that is always looking perfect. I love that they offer edible seasonal plants that you can bring home and plant. I find most items in stock. They work hard to keep the shelves full which is good and bad. I find it hard to get to many items while shopping and find the person packing the food out not conscious that I am having trouble. They have a great prepared food section and I love their salad bar. I started having food delivered during the pandemic. It used to be free delivery. Now it cost $9.99 for delivery plus a tip so I just go into the store and shop now. Or if I can't they do offer a service to get your food and bring it to your car which is still free.

2 bucks per egg, this is ridiculous! In past months I was able to purchase cooked eggs by the pound at Whole Foods. I was able to buy 4 eggs for about 3 dollars. Is Whole Foods greedy for charging 3.99 for two eggs? You can buy a pack of 6 for 3.79 at Whole Foods but they were out. Instead of helped communities, businesses like Whole Foods make it harder to eat healthy charging ridiculous prices for staples like eggs.

Bought the valentines meal lobster tails and wow great fresh food at a great price. Everything was ready when we got there for pick up. Purchased a few other items but all was fresh and delicious. Thank you Fresh Market!

This is a very small Whole Foods. Not being in an area with a Whole Foods for 3 years, I was excited to see one! It was clean, organized as they all are... but very disappointed with the selection of fresh produce. Nothing unique, just the typical grocery store selections. Even the lettuce was nothing to be excited about. The bakery was out of baguettes and was very limited with whole loaf selections. The service was great, with the young lady able to answer questions, but she had nothing that we were looking for. Quick check out with a nice reminder to put in our Amazon Number for discount.

I love shopping here! They have great deals and great products. I just things at this store such as toothpaste and body scrubs which is what I went out of my way to go pick up from here the other day. The store is clean and Covid-friendly at this time.

The quality of Whole Foods prepared meals and hot bar has declined drastically since Amazon bought it. It was such a wonderful quality store before Amazon took over. I now will drive so far out of my way to go to Fresh Market or Publix like I use to. Both are clean with lots of choices both organic and otherwise. The hot bar food at Whole Foods is gross and limited. Even the pizza station was closed. They no longer carry the gluten free carrot cake I love. It's now just an overpriced grocery store with subpar selections...

I love coming to Whole Foods. This location is honestly perfect for me personally living just a few minutes down the road. It's always clean and busy for sure. The coffee inside definitely isn't the best by any means but the experience is very great. The store shelves are always full and well maintained. The employees are always more than willing to help if you need anything. I am guilty of coming here mainly to charge my car. This place has TWO EV chargers like that's pure gold! I can do all my shopping while I get some free EV power. I will continue to come back here again and again for the great experiences I've received.

I Ordered deliver on March 11th, through amazon. It was 61 Items.. Everything was old. Everything. They delivered the milk (went out of date on the 12th. ) It was sour. The chicken had a freeze by date (on the 9th) the strawberries were rotten.. The bananas were old. All of the produce was soft. The whole experience was a huge disappointment. I wasted a lot of money. I put in for a refund through amazon, and still have not received it. I dont recommend going here for fresh food.. they deliver old rotten food. I wasted 148 dollars.

Like most whole foods the layout was the same. Went their to grab a small bite to eat. Hadn't had breakfast at this point and now it was pass the hour for lunch. Popped in a for a slice and some red wine (yes, it's Saturday and j am on vacation) The layout of the store was easy to get around. All the typical stops from fresh seafood to cheese to the chef corner where meals are blended before your eyes or the Serving trays may be your other option- I decided in the pizza garden veggie- great taste! Grabbed a glass of wine to compliment my munch item. The cheese person Laura who was AWESOME, rang out both items. Laura also new about her wine- she gave me some insight to the spectacular wine "Freakshow" After I made my purchase I clearly needed a spot to sit. Here is why I gave the location a 3 star rating. It was quite I kept. The furniture was cloth and white... Who serves wine and eats food on a cloth white dining area? There were stains everywhere - there were a ton of fruit flies all over the trash area and on the white furniture. - a good table wiping and some housekeeping skills could earn this location a 4 star!

They had great local beer and wine selections. Also good deals. I went there right before they closed. I didn't have much time to enjoy checking around. They have many tables and chairs outside. I bet it's fantastic to eat there on sunny days!

So this is what I call a "Whole Foods Mini". Basically they have a very limited selection and often times are out of what they do carry. The cashiers are friendly, but there is not a lot of help on the floor. Small produce and bulk sections. The meat is often out of stock, but they are the only place in town that I know of that carries Air Chilled Chicken, which we prefer. They do have a decent international section. There's a "bar" here, but if you've been to any other Whole Foods, then there's not a bar here; know what I mean? As with all Whole Foods, don't come here to buy wine, selection stinks and prices are high. Sadly, Lucky's closed, or I'd tell you to go there.

Stopped in yesterday after being away for about 4 years. I truly love this location. We were looking for breakfast hot bar items and the bar sadly was very disappointing. However, we were able to find some baked goods and it was nice to look around to see what had or had not changed. I'd definitely recommend stopping by when in the area.

I been through this place several times before, it never fails. Although the price is a bit steep, it's actually clean, organic healthy food. They have fresh seafood market, ice cream parlor, also a small cafe to relax. They have many ethnic food here, I discover chicken vindaloo with other cook Indian dishes. It seems like they have a buffet style table for nit picky eaters to place food on their plates. Their were lots of assorted cheeses and a sandwich shop. You can actually sit in and enjoy eating your food at the tables. Their service is quick and wonderful. So many people working at the cashier register and the line is never slow. Parking is pretty convenient for hybrid cars. Here you can actually electric charge your vehicle at the front parking lot.

Great place, lots of organic foods to choose from. Very friendly staff. Have a kids card that allows kids to have a healthy treat every time you visit the store. They have great looking deli and lots of great food choices. Ice Cream and more.

I came in after the snow storm because I was in a neighboring store. As I walked through the door I noticed a strong aroma coming from the kitchen. The smell was of freshly prepared foods being prepared to stock the ready to eat food stations. The smell made it hard not to impulse buy from the ready to eat area. Nonetheless, I continued my shopping trip. I grabbed my basics milk, eggs, and bananas to hold me over during the rest of the storm. After I grabbed my essentials I made a couple more rounds to check out some of the sales and to look at some of the foods that were made and sitting in the self service warmers and coolers. The store was very well organized and it was very easy to maneuver through the store. As I went to the checkout the cashier did a wonderful job he asked me if I checked my eggs. I thought this was a great touch especially when shopping for groceries is usually a tedious task. And the extra thought put this shopping trip over the top. That gentleman was amazing. Overall the grocery store deserves an A. The grocery store is well organized, the cashiers are passionate and friendly, and the self-served foods smell and look amazing. Pitfalls, some of the prices may be higher than expected but the quality makes it worth it.

This review is solely for the salad and hot bar. There was a nice selection of food items on both of the bars and the system they had set up for sanitary purposes was easy to follow. Unfortunately, all of the food I ate was extremely salty and oily. Some of the food was so salty I just couldn't consume it. I intend to try the salad and hot bar again in the near future in hope that this was just a fluke, but until then I definitely would NOT recommend the food to anyone.

The worst Whole Foods I have ever been to. Some lady named Jenny that works there does not know how to be a cashier and was rude. 0 options at the hot bar and my Alfredo chicken was pink. About what you get at Walmart with this location. And I like Whole Foods.

Amazon is known for setting the bar for superb supply chain management. They haven't figured out how that applies to WF...at least at the Savannah location. It ran much better prior to Amazon. We entertain..A LOT..so I am in the store regularly. Without fail, at least one (usually more) item on my regular list is out of stock...particularly in produce...or I have to ask staff to go in the back to look for it. At least half of the time it's in the back. But now I have added another 10-15 mins to my shopping trip waiting because they just haven't gotten around to putting it on the shelf. At least once a month I bring home the organic berries(which I have studied at the store), open the container only to find mold. This part of the store especially needs management attention. The butcher is excellent--very skilled,efficient,helpful and friendly. I always buy my beef tenderloin there. But imagine arriving on a Saturday with 12 people coming for dinner in 5 hours and they have not one ounce of tenderloin in the store. (4 other key ingredients missing as well.) Sounds trivial but the whole menu was built around that as the centerpiece. So then I have to travel to another store. More time lost....This is NOT customer-centric service. The door that most customers use to egress after checking out is not automated. It is difficult to manage. The staff are generally very nice and try to be helpful. But they generally aren't informed about the reasons for the routine outages..especially the cheese shop. I couldn't understand why certain cheeses were so sporadically available. One guy says "we'll they are popular". And I reply "OK, then look at your data and order around the purchase pattern"! But it wasn't that at all. After raising the issue again with the manager, there was a pretty legitimate reason. Same for some of the non-dairy creamers and other dairy products. Very different answers depending upon who you ask. When we are asked to pay more for these quality products, it is fair to expect higher performance for the investment. Since the company was founded, I have shopped regularly in NY, NJ, Atlanta, DC, CO, LA, and Hawaii and have typically received a commensurate level of performance for the price. WF Savannah clearly needs to make an effort to up it's game.

I have shopped several times at the store. It is where I go for grains and vegetables or meats that are difficult to find at your local supermarket. However, my last experience needs to alert other customers. First, they forgot to pack one of my jars and worse of all, they sold me spoiled meat. I bought lamb shanks. They have a thin membrane so it is difficult to see the color of the actual meat. I brought it home and it smelled gamey. Lamb has that quality so I dismissed it. However, after my few bites it was definitely over. Whole Foods, you have lost my confidence as a consumer. I appreciate your store and I will continue to buy non-perishables but your meat counter will forever be off my list. You need to hire butcher and stockers who are extra savy to protect consumers. For other customers, follow your nose and be discriminate.

Whole Foods is everything. This one in particular is one of my favorite places to go in Savannah. Only get my groceries here now. I love that everything is organic and they have an amazing salad bar and olive bar! Staff is friendly as well. Super clean, well organized and stocked! Love

I have been shopping here for many years and typically I really like their employees. However, the employees handling mitigation at the front door are unfriendly to say the least. We all understand that things have changed. Bullying people is not the method to use and unfortunately that is the spirit that I witnessed today. Unfortunately I had to turn around and leave because I just don't want to shop around that attitude. I will have to wait to return when things hopefully improve here.

We have repeatedly ordered various products from Whole Foods. The product availability is fantastic and the delivery times are very convenient. Frozen products arrive well wrapped and have never arrived soft or inadequately frozen. The staff are polite and extremely helpful and efficient. We are grateful to have Whole Foods available and their product selection is incredible. We continue to look forward to ongoing business with this wonderful merchant and have experienced only positive interactions with this high quality food service entity. Keep up the great work as you have a permanent customer with this appreciative family.

I just stopped in briefly to pick up a mini cake for a friend's birthday. Everyone was super helpful and were able to answer any questions I had. I also love that they have a small selection of gluten free desserts so I didn't feel left out.

While foods offers free charging stations for electric vehicles. It's extremely convenient to park at one of two stations offered. Bathrooms were located near the eating area extremely clean and convenient to access. Staff was friendly and courteous I will definitely be going again.

Today was the last time I'll shop there. I had already stopped buying fruit there because it always went bad before I was able to eat it. Today (7/25/20) I bought a fig & honey chevre log to serve guests this evening. As I was putting it in the refrigerator I saw that the 'best by' date was 6/25/20. Someone at Whole Foods should be checking these dates and removing the items past their prime. With regard to the fruit, they probably leave it out on the loading dock a bit too long. Makes one wonder about the fish.

This place is awesome! A grocery store you can drink beer or wine in! They have a cafe with plenty of indoor/outdoor tables (lots of outlets too). In the cafe you can get pizza, fresh fruit/veggies, soup and other things. They have unique items regular grocery stores don't seem to have like kombucha. Whole Foods supports a lot of local businesses too such as Perc Coffee which is great! Can't wait to visit again.

This is a tough review to write. We visited several times during our visit to Savannah, and were checked out by the kindest, happiest cashiers that I think I've ever experienced. As were we were loading our purchases into the car on our final visit to the store, I realized that I had forgotten something. I went through the checkout again. This time, I had the misfortune to be "helped" by the rudest, most obnoxious cashier that I have ever experienced in any Whole Foods Market, ever. I was honestly shocked at her level of entitled rudeness.

Amazon Prime members - use your membership to get discounts and special promotions at Whole Foods! I saved money on fresh vegetables and fruits, lotions, juices and bakery items. The promo items are brightly marked.

Still pricey even in Savannah. Known as "Whole Pay Check" in San Francisco!

Amazing location and service. As an Amazon Prime member you get expressed perks so be sure that you have you app downloaded on your phone and you know the specials being offered to you. Ample indoor seating for eating, great idea for lunch if you can't make up your mind- head to the buffet, sushi, or get a slice of pizza!!

In Savannah, Ga. The food bar has become very stale. When they first opened they had pride in their selection. Same old dry catfish! Food is left in all day and is very dry. I had some sort of red meat last night so tough I threw it away along with the catfish. Has been this way for weeks now. I can do better at a SOUP KITCHEN!

Went in to get a sandwich. The lady behind the counter was very nice and happy to take care of me. All was going well, until she started to make my sandwich. She cut the bread with a dirty knife that had some sort of dried food stuff all over it. Needless to say, I walked out without purchasing. Never seen this at a whole foods before, however it will be the last time I shop there. If they do that in front of the customer, imagine what goes on behind the scenes. Yikes!

There is a sign out front that says you must wear a mask whether you're vaccinated or not. But inside half the shoppers were not masked. If WF's doesn't care enough to protect their customers from a deadly virus you need to question what they do in their kitchen. Do they care about food poison?

I really like this Whole Foods. The prices are great for produce and everything else is pretty standard for Whole Foods. Download the app and find the deals. They are really good if you aren't picky

The store itself is a beautiful place to shop for food and maybe even have lunch but customer service is sh!t. None of the staff acknowledges you, well none acknowledge me and I have some clean jeans, a batman t-shirt, clean shoes and I'm clean shaven. I've been looking to see if they have raw sea salt for the past 20 minutes...no help. I drove 45 min to come here to get ingredients for a new healthy life style and I must say I won't be coming back anytime soon. I'd rather drive the extra hour and 15 min to Trader Joes in Jacksonville, FL.