Whole Foods Market

The inside of this Whole Foods was amazing. I never get to go into a store bc I have little kids but stopped in quick to grab some items for dinner and ended up going a bit crazy. But honestly the parking garage was horrendous. It wrecked the whole experience. My ticket didn’t work and I had to call. And I was hung up on the first time. Second time they weren’t kind. While my baby is screaming in the background. Meanwhile I just spent 400 in like 45 minutes, trying to throw dinner together after a kids game. But I can’t get out of the garage. Finally I just said fine I’ll just pay 6 dollars or so for parking to get out of here. So we sat around in misery with little kids crying at dinner time stuck in the garage after I just spent so much money at this store. Just don’t go there. For goodness sake, just put 4 dollars parking on everyone’s receipt. What good is it to offer a luxury shopping experience if you are going to wreck it by nickel and diming parking. I’ve shopped at Whole Foods for over 10 years but won’t be going back to this one- simply for the parking experience

I was absolutely blown away by the Whole Foods in Tysons Corner! This is not just your typical grocery store—it's on a whole other level. Not only does it have all the familiar departments, but the layout is spacious, well-organized, and easy to navigate. The shelves are always stocked with everything you could possibly need. But here’s the kicker: they have a bar and game room upstairs! Yes, you heard that right—a bar in a grocery store. It’s such a unique touch and really makes this Whole Foods stand out. The service is top-notch too. The staff here genuinely enjoys working at this location, and it shows in their helpfulness and positive attitudes. The store is always clean, and it’s a breeze to find exactly what you’re looking for. If you’re ever in the area, definitely check it out—this Whole Foods sets the bar for grocery shopping.

I had a great experience here! The deli folks took the time to cut my cold cuts extra thin, and I got an unbelievably delicious and tender cut of beef brisket from the butcher. It was the hit of the Christmas table!!!

Unfair competition! The store is beautiful. The produce is gorgeous and kept neatly stacked. They have a dry aged beef area. The staff is friendly and courteous and goes out of their way to assist. Parking is actually underground in the building. You get ninety minutes free as long as you shop and have your receipt validated. There's something somewhere out of place in this store, I haven't found it but i'm sure it's hiding somewhere. The parking is not obvious, but once I found it and understood the free parking arrangement, I very happily go to this market.

I used to rely on Whole Foods for quality produce, but the McLean store consistently carries spoiled produce even within the expiration date (happened twice with ground beef) or spoils within a day of being at home. My most recent examples were for mini cucumbers, parsley, strawberries. Practically every piece of “fresh” produce I purchased at the McLean location was unusable the following day. This is not the first occurrence. I would never recommend this store and I’ll be buying my future produce from Trader Joe’s.

Rude Manager and Awful Customer Service at the FreshPure Waters Station I had a very unpleasant experience today at Whole Foods with the FreshPure Waters refill station. I previously bought two New Wave Enviro 5-gallon bottles (around $50 each) from this store. Today, I went to refill my water and realized I had forgotten the cap. I politely asked one of the employees if I could get a replacement cap. He said no and told me I could only get one if I bought another bottle. I then asked to speak with the manager — a lady — and her response shocked me. She rudely said, “We’re not giving you one,” and then told her employee, “Don’t page me for things like this again.” I couldn’t believe how unprofessional and disrespectful this was, especially coming from a manager. All this over a simple plastic cap? I’ve always trusted Whole Foods for quality and service, but this experience was deeply disappointing. If this is how they treat paying customers who support their @FreshPureWaters refill system, then something is seriously wrong. Avoid this branch — their customer service is unacceptable.

I visited the pizza section today and had a disappointing experience. I waited around 10 minutes with no staff at the counter and no sign indicating whether the station was open or closed. When someone finally showed up, the employee approached with an attitude and only said “no bread” before walking away immediately. There was no explanation, no clarification, and no offer to help with anything else. I shop at this location almost every day, and I usually expect better communication and service. This interaction felt dismissive and unprofessional, and I hope it can be addressed so other customers don’t have the same experience.

Typically good experiences, but my pickup order was not given to me despite checking in before closing time today. I waited outside in a grocery pickup parking space for 30 minutes

We have all heard the jokes on the high prices although I have found other supermarkets to have even higher prices for the items I normally consume (e.g., Wegmans). However, the high review I am providing today is for the expertise and sincerity shown by a fish monger. Yesterday, I had a dinner party and was planning to do mussels. I headed to Whole Foods and as you could imagine asked for a lot of them. The person behind the counter went to the back and pulled several bags. She started inspecting each mussel for its quality and after some time she was honest enough to tell me that most of them were already dead and that she could not sell them to me. She went ahead and discarded over 6 pounds of the product. I then asked about getting oysters. Because I had told her that I had a party at night she suggested that she could have all 48 oysters chucked in 15 minutes or so, but if I was consuming them at night, that I should chuck them until much later (I went in the morning hours). I know this all sounds like a nightmare, but I saw it as an extremely knowledgeable person guiding me as to what was best for me and my guest. I ended up with fish fillets.

Every Friday, WF has B1G1 50% off sushi rolls. The larger packs that have sushi + sashimi are not eligible for the discount.

If there is a negative star option, I would give that to this establishment. There is an awful stench that eminates from this place and it spreads all the way around the block. I was told it is their trash compactor. I would not shop here.

Whole Foods is not the cheapest grocery store, but is has good quality selection. This Whole Foods has free parking for 90 minutes if you spend $10 or more. They also have EV chargers (blink), but they have been out of order the last few times we have been here. Very disappointed! Not mindful, not demur! They have a great beer selection and the wine selection is not shabby.

This store is absolutely disgusting. The floors are never cleaned (I've seen more sanitary truck stop rest-rooms) The salad bar is the worst excuse for a salad bar I have ever been misfortunate enough to experience in person. Ingredients are not even appropriate for a salad bar. The only salad bar ingredients they actually have are lettuce, onions and shredded carrots- There are NO other basic options- everything else they stock as"salad bar ingredients" is crap that has no business on a salad like tortellini, mango nastiness and grapes (because EVERYONE likes fruit in salad. Anything good to drink? Unless you're one of the inbred sow's who like kombucha (rotten tea) NO! This store is neither fit for a quick meal or grocery shopping. IT'S A DUMP!

Good location with a good beer selection and everything else you need. The parking situation is confusing since they validate parking but I think you have to park in the Whole Foods part of the garage and not the regular part. Good location if you're in the area but be careful about the parking validation.

Love the urban vibe of the Whole Foods at The Boro. The fresh pasta particularly the ravioli varieties are delicious - Spinach and Cheese Ravioli, Mushroom, and Lemon Artichoke. The fettuccine pasta is quite tasty and cooks al dente! The rose sauce is my pick (not as big of a fan as the marinara, alfredo, and pesto sauces). Love the Whole Foods brand of frozen lemon pepper tofu, pairs well with pasta! There's an impressive selection of iced tea, kombucha, cold-pressed juices, sparkling water, and 0 and low cal/sugar drinks. There's a great wine, cider, and hard seltzer selection too! The Yoju cocktail 4 pack tastes likes a creamsicle and East Ciders 4 pack of cider is my go-to! The fresh crispy corn and flour nacho chips are tasty! Definitely check the expiration date on the bags as some batches are fresher than others. The guac is also quite tasty as well and the top shelf always has the freshest batch. The Salad Bar is impressive with different healthy toppings packed with quinoa and veggies. Love making a hearty salad! In terms of the hot sides/entrees, the Roasted Mushrooms are well-seasoned and bursting with flavor. The Cheese Lasagna is quite tasty and I love the side of Smoked Mozzarella Pasta salad. The food from the hot bar is good when it's the freshest in the afternoon, it gets very soggy and brittle by the evening. The mushroom alfredo ravioli was very mushy and egg roll lost its crispiness with brittle edges. For Thanksgiving, I spent $100 buying a Turkey Boneless Roast, Green Bean Casserole, Stuffing, Creamed Spinach, Veggie Meatloaf, etc. The food was quite bland, dry, and not very flavorful. The Veggie Meatloaf was dense and dry, so I mixed it with pasta sauce and made ragu with it, which elevated the flavor and added a nice healthy component to the pasta. I would skip the sides next time. The vegan PLNT carry-out restaurant tucked in the front of Whole Foods is delicious and been there over a dozen times, try the Green Bean fries! They are surprisingly delicious! Don't forget the bar upstairs! It features a wide selection of beer on tap, wine, and cocktails that are super affordable and rotate out. I got a glass of sangria for only $4. So sad Curiosity donuts closed, the decadent donuts were divine. Not a fan of the Ramen bar. The garden veggie sushi rolls are healthy and quite tasty. Hands-down my favorite Whole Foods and enjoy making my weekly run!

1635 Boro Pl McLean , Va Nice store at Tyson corner with a bar upstairs . We sat upstairs and had our lunch . The store is clean and organised . The staff are pleasant the only thing I don't like is the men and women bathroom are shared . Bla

Parking garage entrance is narrow - inside, the parking lot is hot, parking spaces are narrow. Could not find shopping cats in the store itself -- had to carry a basket while using my cane as well. "Parking is free for the first hour" -- BUT we had o validate our parling passes????? Tell your hired-help cleaners not to horseplay - one of them banged her broom into someone who was passing by while she was yukking it up with another store cleaner. .......Don't expect me to return.

Stay away from this whole food ! Go to Vienna where you don't encounter employees with attitudes. Unfortunately this new McLean location hires rude and unprofessional employees who seem like you are bothering them if you ask for their help! In the meat area they were bunch of them congregating around the meat counter but not paying attention to who needs help! I felt uncomfortable to approach them since their body language was like don't bother me!! When I finally went to asked them a question they didn't even want to answer they were like maybe we ran out of the item go ask the other guy! Tell you the truth I just put back what was in my hand and walked away! Same in the pizza area when I asked for a slice and the guy in the back rudely said" you can pick it up yourself the boxes are there" I wanted him to warm it up but after his attitude I did not ask! I bought the pizza anyway it was cold and salty I had to threw it out!! There is no shortage of workers but they just walk around pretending doing something except for few of them most just look at you with attitude!! Unlike other Whole Foods McLean has a cold unfriendly atmosphere! I know I won't go back neither is my neighbors who feel the same way! It's not worth it to pay these high prices and not get service there are many choices in the area!

This location is very large and well stocked. Has the coffee bar and pub as well. Seemed like they had a little more of everything expect maybe wine and beer compared to other locations in NoVA. Service was good. Key for this location is the underground parking garage. Both elevators and escalators to the topside. Escalator has a special lane in the middle to carry down carts when you leave.

This Whole Foods is a stunner! Better than the flagship one in Austin! Popped in for a few things and everything was so fresh and clean. The salad bar is a a vibe and $14 dollars later, I was full. Their sushi selection is on point and they have extra chopsticks, soy, and wasabi if you need. They validate parking up to 90 minutes, when you pass customer service the machine scanner is right there. Can't wait to be back in the area for another visit. ...did not get pizza this time, only saw the line up and OMG. YES!

Whole Foods consistently delivers an impressive variety of organic and health-conscious products across every aisle. Their commitment to quality is evident in the diverse selection of fresh produce, pantry staples, and specialty items. From farm-fresh fruits and vegetables to sustainably sourced meats and eco-friendly household products. Whole Foods stands out for its dedication to offering premium, healthy options. It remains a top destination for those seeking high-quality, wholesome products. There's 90 mins free underground parking in the same building. Just validate the ticket at after checkout counter. There's also Paid Street parking in front of the main doors but finding space is tricky. Amazon return station is located near the elevators. Makes pick up and drop off a breeze.

I was accosted by the store manager at the garage entrance and accused of not paying for my items!!! Never mind the fact that I know this manager from his time at both the Clarendon and Fair Lakes locations. Once I showed my receipt, he asked me - very strangely - what I was doing "out here" - is if I'm not supposed to shop at Tysons just because I don't live there. Do I have to justify to Whole Foods staff why I'm in the Tyson's area? That question of his was completely irrelevant and quite honestly, none of his business why I'm out in that area. He then (very passive aggressively) went on to give me the details of the store opening closer to where I live. To be honest the only reason why I shop here is because it's not as crowded as the other locations, and also the PLNT burger location inside this store. He still seemed suspicious of me even after I showed him my receipt and asked him if he wanted to see inside my bags. Whole Foods is honestly overrated now since Amazon's takeover. Staff used to be friendly before, now they are just cold and suspicious.

The food court at the Whole Foods at the Boro has its limitation.  The upper floor dining area is spacious with different types of seating groupings from more comfy chairs to tables with charging stations.  There are plenty of nongender specific bathrooms although they were not that clean when we visited.  We chose to try the ramen bar at the Whole Foods below.  The offerings were pretty limited but the ramen was ok.  Nothing to convince anyone to dine here versus any of the super ramen places in Tysons.  I suppose it is convenient if you are at the Boro already though there are also lots of great places to eat in that development.  It is a little inconvenient to haul your soup up the stairs even using a tray.  And, we were disappointed to see, that when we asked for water and were told it was upstairs, there were no cups or anything - just a water fountain which many people hesitate to use post covid and a bottle filling station.  The service was friendly and efficient at the ramen ordering bar.  Although I like to shop at Whole Foods on occasion, I really hate how complicated and tight the parking garage is.  So, in the future, I will probably continue to visit another easier location like the one in Vienna and purchase my ramen at a regular ramen restaurant close by.

They forgot my reusable bags, and when I asked the cashier, they just looked confused. Come on, Whole Foods, really?

This Whole Foods isn't like other Whole Foods. It's better and here's why: 1) Food Hall: When you walk in through the main door, you'll see a small food hall with several fast-casual options from award-winning doughnuts to a meatless burger joint. The food hall turns shopping into an event. 2) Restrooms: Upstairs is a sitting area with outlets and chargers on the tables. Nearby are a handful of any gender bathrooms with plenty of sinks to wash your hands at. The restrooms are kept clean. 3) Local: They emphasize local from the produce to the large alcohol section. Located near Virginia's wine country, local wine is sold. 4) Location: It's in Boro Tysons, a new development filled with shops, a movie theater and an urban park. Parking is easier to find.

I live in the boro neighborhood, this WF is so convenient. Plus on the second floor they have a bar and it has the best price drinks in the area.

Updating that this is one of the best Whole Foods that I've been to in terms of customer service and the wider, more open spaces. Just little gestures of kindness with the staff here. I looked lost today looking at the flavored water, and one of their tall, strong dudes asked if I need help. He actually could share information so I could make a decision. That's a rarity to find these days. LOLz. Then, when I was checking out, the lady (register 12) put my bags in my cart for me and asked if it was okay that they were heavy... she must have noticed behind the machine that I had a bandage because I just had book taken. I really appreciated the awareness and kindness. The bakery is probably my most frequented stop because I tend to buy the cakes for all celebrations. They are fresh here, and I prefer that they are not excessively sweet like Costco's or local bakery desserts. Chocolate cakes and Hazelnut cake are my go-tos, but lots of options. Also, the sourdough bread because I am not able to commit the time to making my own sourdough. If you have a dog or make broth, they are one of the few stores that has some frozen bone marrow. They have a bar and lots of seating upstairs (like a meeting space, too). I tend to go during the weekday so I've been lucky to avoid crowds, particularly with the pandemic still going on. But, it would probably be one of the few places that I'd feel comfortable taking off my mask because it's such a bigger store. *Yes, an annoying thing is the maze-like parking situation with really narrow entry and exits for the - which is the the architects/planners poor design.

We love Whole Foods and decided to check this new location out. We were already in the area for lunch and WF's was right beside the restaurant. They have their own parking garage, which felt like entering a busy mall. The employees directing traffic are awesome and have a great sense of humor. The day we visited, this place was packed. They have a large variety of all sorts of deliciousness. Their baked goods section is always dangerous. Restrooms, a game hall, event space, and lounge is located upstairs. The grocery store is neat and organized. Employees are all very friendly and helpful. Someone will direct you, when you are ready for check out. They also have a bunch of self-checkout machines. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this location. Perfect for those who live nearby or are already in the area. Overall, I'm glad we got a chance to visit.

Came here during phase two of Covid season in the morning to avoid any crowds. The parking garage had many spaces and it was easy to navigate with arrows pointing where to go. The store was maintained really well as it should be since it's brand new. The store was well organized and well stocked with a lot of items I needed. There were a few items that I couldn't find. The hot foods section and other options like fresh squeezed orange juice was not being used as to avoid contamination. There still seemed to be employees that were preparing food. If I could come again when it is safer, I would like to try the various food court items and drinks. There are self checkout lanes which is a first from a Whole Foods standpoint for me. Keep your parking ticket with you when you leave the car and present it to the cashier to have your parking validated up to the first 90 minutes.

Opened to public today! You'll be like a kid in a candy store! Remember your typical Whole Foods you've been to before? Forget that. This one's bigger, better, brighter and have more! It has everything normal Whole foods has PLUS: 1. Oyster bar 2. Ramen shop 3. Italian food stall 4. Beautiful patio 5. Study/conference room 6. Arcade and other game area 7. Beer hall etc I was impressed how big they were. I heard they are the biggest WF in east coast. Interesting to say, but you can actually have a date night here. I am however, super annoyed with the comment WF made to this my review. Address me by my name or don't comment anything. Who the hell is Emma?? Obviously, Whole foods marketing sucks.

I was impressed, though I don't think this lives up to the hype as a supermarket and would say it's more about the amenities as a food hall. The grocery options are what you expect from Whole Foods - lots of organics, plenty of locally sourced items, fancy packaged goods. There is a machine that lets you core your own pineapples, which looks awesome, and a fresh orange juice squeezing station. Huge body care and soap section. On the main level are a bunch of food options, and I can imagine this place being very popular for weekday lunch and happy hour. This includes a coffee bar, a fresh smoothie and juice bar, Italian food, and seafood (po boys, bisque, etc.). There is also a large prepared food section within the supermarket--not its own stall--which includes pizza, hot bar, tandoor ovens for Indian food, and a cheese station. You can also get fresh ravioli to go, which is cool. There is also an area to pour your own draft beer. I didn't check out upstairs, but I believe there is an arcade and more alcohol. I'm looking forward to checking it out soon. Lastly, underground parking is validated up to 90 minutes, with a 15 minute grace window when you get your ticket stamped (easy to do by the register).

This branch of Whole Foods is convenient if you work in the Tysons Corner area. It has an urban vibe and feels more "vertical" than other Whole Foods stores because the main shopping area is on one level, while the parking garage is on a lower level. In addition, the store has an upper level lounge with a bar, large screen TVs, video games, and restrooms. You can also eat outside on the upper floor deck area if the weather is nice. On the plus side, the covered garage includes 90 minutes of free parking (with ticket validation if you buy something). It has a wide selection of drinks and prepared foods if you stop by to get items for a picnic or an individual "grab-n-go" meal. Also, if you have an electric vehicle, some garage parking spots have been reserved for electric vehicles close to the main entrance. On the minus side, the produce area is not as large/expansive as in other Whole Foods stores. Also, if the parking garage is busy, it can be a nightmare to exit the store due to vehicles waiting too long to make a left turn (it's a design flaw with a driver's visibility partially blocked on the left side due to on-street parking that makes it hard to tell if cars are coming down the hill from the left side). Finally, one minor pet peeve is the ice cream is placed in a hard to find location in the store! Maybe this was done intentionally to help people with their diet (and avoid buying frozen desserts).

The Whole Foods at The Boro sure puts the little one in Idylwood Plaza to shame. Garage parking for a grocery store is never my favorite, but WF makes it easy and streamlined, with the validation scanner accessible as you're getting ready to head back out and a nice display right on the garage level for you. There's plenty of space and the store is laid out in a relatively user-friendly way, although the produce section seemed a little smaller and less robust than what I'm used to from Whole Foods. The best part is the local food stands/stalls/shops located inside, like Curiosity Doughnuts. All in all, if you live or work in or close to The Boro, though, it's a great addition.

I've been wanting to come here after hearing about the food y'all that was going to be here so we came early in a Sunday to try an avoid crowds. Getting in, the parking situation was pretty good with the underground garage and you can get your parking validated with a purchase for 90 minutes (I believe). Coming up the stairs, you can walk straight into the food hall. They have a self pour beer station, an oyster bar, a Curiosity Donuts, a Oficina, Genji Izakaya, and a Jrink. We decided to try Curiosity and Genji. There were so many types of donuts at Curiosity it was hard to choose but we got their meltaway and angel donuts and they were amazing! Definitely a reason to stop by alone. At the Izakaya we got two baos and the sushi taco trio which was pricey for the size but still pretty good. The store itself is very big and they have a pretty large hot/salad bar. There are a lot of self checkout kiosks so there's no waiting compared to the other WF's. I would recommend checking it out but just make sure to buy something so you can get validated.

I came here with my boyfriend and we loved walking through here for the first time! There were so many different things to choose from but my favorite part was the skincare section because there were so many different balms, lotions, face care and shower goodies that would just elevate your bath to another level I wish I had the chance to pick something up! We did pick up a freshly squeezed OJ from their cool machine which was great! My only reason for a 4/5 rating is because I haven't been able to try their food stands yet so I will hopefully update this review when I've had the chance!

Found two hair at my last bite... Yikes!!! Didn't pay premium price to shop like this :(

The Whole Foods is nice and new, but honestly it was a total pain to get to, a total pain to park at, and really not worth it just for the bells and whistles. If I just wanted groceries, I would go to the less popular Whole Foods or order online. The arcade and outside seating area was nice but it was honestly filthy. There was spilled food and bird poop all over the outside area and the arcade area wasn't much cleaner either. There wasn't a way to make change to play games for big bills so I had to go to the bar.. yes, there's a bar too, to get change. Again, it's not really a grocery store. For the limited time you get to shop, I would go elsewhere for the groceries. Also, not sure why but even though it was new. The sidewalk outside was already broken

I stopped in for lunch and grabbed a bite to eat at the salad bar. It was around 130pm and there was only a little bit of lettuce mix left. It was a little sad. I did made it work with other items to get a healthy meal in after a hard workout. A few meats I added to my meal were unfortunately dried out. Boo! If you purchase food here, you get to park for free. Make sure you validate your parking before you leave. I was told to eat my meal there first before validating as you only have 15 mins to leave after the process starts.

It's kind of surprising that Tysons didn't have a Whole Foods before this one as they're seemingly everywhere now. This is part of what looks like a new development off the Silver Line. This was a good-sized store, and there were a lot of fresh food options that might be decent but which I was not interested in. I actually wasn't blown away by the selection; there were some nice specialty items for sure, but nothing you couldn't get at MOM's. This was the first WF I can recall which had a self-checkout, which seems antithetical to what they do, but at least in theory keeps the line moving. In my case, however, the checkout had a hangup and my items were double scanned for some reason, and getting a person to help fix it took quite a while. As is often the case, self-checkouts still require human help.

This is the newest Whole Foods to open in Northern Virginia, located in Tyson's Corner. I went the second day they were open, so the place was jammed packed full of people. I will say they showed great initiative and planning, with people directing traffic in the parking garage (they validate) and lots of staff on hand directing the lines at checkout and just generally available to help and answer questions. It's a beautiful location offering all the usual specialized merchandise although with slightly less floor space so they really NEEDED all the extra staff. My primary reason for going to this particular Whole Foods (aside from the fact that it's new) is that it's one of the few places to find Curiosity Donuts and, being the donut addict I am, I NEEDED to try them! I will say they were very good donuts, but very expensive at $3 per donut so I only sampled 3 types. I liked them all just fine, the kids were not impressed however, and at $3 per donut I probably won't go out of my way to buy them again considering one was left to go stale. My favorite part of the new Whole Foods (being the overgrown child I am) was the Cart Escalator that carries your cart down to deliver it to you at the garage level! So fun!

I went with my friends to check it this whole foods because it's apparently there largest one in the east coast, but I didn't feel the size! It does have multiple levels (an upstairs with a bar, and a good court area) but I felt that in respect to actual groceries it was a little small. The selection did include many different items from local vendors which was nice, but also even the food bar selection wasn't that large! Which disappointed me a bit, because that's one of my favorite sections in Whole Foods!

I definitely like the concept of this Whole Foods. The ramen spot has really good sushi tacos and baos as well as ok ramen, the hot bar is one of the only ones i don't mind eating from because I see the food i like always being brought out fresh, and I love the supplements/beauty section. As for groceries...it seems like there isn't much focus on the grocery aspect, but I still find everything I need for the most part. I especially love being able to get fresh pasta and the abundance of cheese options. All in all, come here for grabbing food and maybe a few groceries, but primarily...ready right now eats

I work across the street so I frequent this Whole Foods a lot. The upstairs is awesome to grab a meal with a friend - there's a bar, lots of tables, a quiet room and arcade!! Pro tip - they have free sparking water next to the microwave! In the summer they have outdoor seating upstairs too. Also, they have dedicated compost bins for leftover food. Gender neutral bathrooms are awesome & inclusive. The store is two levels so if you have a mobility issue you'll have to ask about the elevator. All of the groceries are downstairs though & there are seating options downstairs. They have food vendor stalls that open at 11 AM - I love the ramen (can be to go). There are lots of samples throughout the store and friendly staff willing to give you a recommendation. My favorite part of Whole Foods is their iced lattes - they are excellent. They have a separate coffee bar at the front entrance for in & our service. You can't go wrong with a chocolate croissant either. Most random part of this Whole Foods is they have a pineapple shucking machine. It makes me want to buy a pineapple just to see it work. In comparison to Clarendon, 14th Street (DC) & Glover Park (well when it was open) this is wayyyyy nicer. It's the vibe of Pentagon City Whole Foods & Navy Yard but much bigger and with more options & the addition of food stalls. If you love Whole Foods add this to your place to visit. They still have a few growing pains but nothing that wouldn't make me go!

This Whole Foods is the biggest in the area by far. It also has a nice sized bar upstairs that offers beer, wine, and cocktails. The beer selection is large, and the beers change regularly. I also like that they offer growlers. I have not had food off of the hot bar, so I can not speak to that. I will say that we have been a few times and the service at the bar can be hit or miss. It is nice to be able to drink a beer while you shop though, can't complain about that. The curiosity donuts are a bit more than a typical donut- but they are worth it. Some of the best I have ever had.

Dan, one of the chefs, was very helpful and suggested delicious meatballs for my husband's dinner - very accommodating finding the low sodium turkey and slicing it up. This store is very clean and the staff is very efficient and nice to deal with. Enjoy shopping here and the parking is easy and available.

Horrible hot food bar, weird store manager follows you around and take photos with his cellphone to show their subordinate, this is on store video, but they may scrub it, displays the same wines in the cooler, sells expired food items and resale opened condiments, this happened a few times, I even received my money back and a gift card for a small amount and is overly pretentious for store that can't retain employees!

One of my favorite WFs! What a clean, modern, and spacious store! Besides their regular great grocery selection, they have a lot of meal options and even a bar area. They have a traditional bar with a bartender, and PourMyBeer's self-serve technology, where you can taste beers and wines paying by the ounce. So if you are ready to taste some local craft brews, this is your place!

Overall a nice place to shop, or blow off stream as they have a lounge upstairs with a full bar. They also have a self pour machine for beer & other beverages as well. My ONLY gripe is the cleanness of some of the staff as I've witnessed multiple occasions of staff utilizing the restrooms and returning to work with out washing their hands (Sushi chefs) but overall. Still a nice establishment.

I have been there to many time because they have alot of fresh products and convenience way from my house. But this time is The WORST customer service that i never see in my life with the guy team members worked in Texas with 15 years experience ( that what he tell me and warned my husband need to know because he is currently working for WF). At first , i went with my husband who currently employed from Whole Food to make a purchase i did show my husband employee discount WITH my husband stayed there after I did show identification this team member (Abeer) .well I don't care about he ask for our id for verification but he ask my husband'' WHICH PAYMENT CARD YOU WANNA USE?" And i gave him my card ,he didn't let me get purchased and disrespectful to my husband by telling him to pay for the groceries instead of me with his own card even i did tell him we have the same credit card and i am his WIFE . My name supposed to be in that account and system,NOT a girlfriend or someone else that illegal to use . I wonder if i pay by cash at that time what he gonna say ? Lol So sad that we pay for what we take we didn't ask for FREE stuff This team member can't treat the team members even we are customers right on that time that is so rude and unprofessional way of telling he have 15 years experience but treat the customers like trainee

Here's an update: Still very limited sandwiches. I hardly see any sandwiches unless there's someone buying up all the sandwiches as they're available. I go there all the time and no sandwiches. You have to go to other Whole Foods for that. God awful quality oysters. I took home a dozen oysters. They were teeny, tiny and ripped apart by the shucker.

Really like that this option is available in the tyson's area. The food choices are plentiful for quick bites, etc. the layout is a bit confusing. I found it a bit hard to navigate. But I found what i needed without too much issue. I did have some time to kill, so I went upstairs to eat my food and grab a beer. I liked that they had a nice open area to eat, with an outdoor patio. Ordering drinks was a bit difficult, but I suspect it was because some of the folks were new, so not a big deal. It can be loud upstairs, especially at lunch and dinner. Nothing that a pair of noise cancelling headphones couldn't cure. I have a feeling I will be back often when I am in town.

Whole Foods now has free extended parking that goes past 90 minutes. You just need to go to customer service and ask for it and it's good to have a bar receipt handy because they want those customers to stay as long as they want without being rushed worrying about a 90 min limit for free parking. I got the two pizza combo and ate at the bar. William who handled my pizza order was great at answering questions and preparing one pizza the way I needed it. They offer a dairy free cheese option. Suggestion: The bar area needs to update the TVs to 1080p.

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Just so you know this review is all about the Curiosity Doughnuts in Whole Foods. I stopped into Whole Foods with one mission - to find the Jose Andres potato chips. As soon as you enter this Whole Foods store you step into a food hall. I immediately stepped right in front of Curiosity Doughnuts. Wow! Now I'm trying to figure out if these doughnuts are worth the money and calories. Yes, I just ate lunch and I felt full as to not want a doughnut. But my foodie mentality of not missing out on any new food opportunity took over. I looked at the types of doughnuts on display. Ok...really. It look like an average doughnut. Not really as explained by the young lady behind the counter. This is not your average doughnut. There are several different types of dough to create different types of doughnuts. A Curiosity Doughnut 101 began. I ended up with the doughnut she recommended based on my preference for chocolate. She said that the chocolate was of a very high quality and not really sweet. So I bought the chocolate yeasted doughnut. Please know that they do not accept cash only credit cards. The doughnut is DIVINE! Heavenly! See my pic. The doughnut looks like a regular doughnut....until I took apart a piece of the doughnut to examine it. The doughnut is so light and airy. My first bite was sooooooooo yummy. The baker was awarded the 2018 James Beard award for outstanding baker. Congratulations! Will be back for another one and another..... BTW: I did find the Jose Andres potato chips here. Hopefully they will restock because I bought them all. They are super yummy, crunchy, crispy goodness. Made in Spain.

Love this Whole Foods. The Fair Lakes location was my go to, but now since I moved I am perfectly content with this location. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The variety of items they carry is great. Of course if you frequent any Whole Foods, you'll notice they each don't all carry the same brands. No big deal. For those complaining about the lack of fresh produce, just don't buy that item, and move on. You have better options when they're freshly stocked. No better or worse than any other grocery store. I think most people nowadays divide their shopping between multiple grocery stores. Checking out is easy. You have multiple self checkout stations. For a cashier there is a virtual queue with two or three separate color coded lines. There are TV monitors in front of the corresponding lines directing which cashier to go to (ie: "number 2" ). Very straight forward. There are some clueless people who just walk through the self checkout line and line up right in front of any cashier. Completely disregarding everyone else waiting for a cashier. I have two small children so stopping at the kids corner by customer service for a snack avoids any meltdowns. Allegro coffee, Puree, Plnt Burger and Genji are good too. The other food stalls that initially were there then this location opened are no longer there. Curiosity donuts has sadly closed as well. I will miss those donuts.

I called the store. They said individual navel oranges were in stock. I looked at the Amazon website. It did not show the oranges, so I could not order them. The store said it was not their fault. They said I should call Amazon. Amazon said maybe the store made a mistake reporting their inventory. Amazon could do nothing to fix it. I verified that this store was my fulfillment center for online orders. Organic strawberries: the website substitution list failed include conventional blueberries, 1 pint. For some breads, the website said, "This item is only available for delivery or pick-up between 9am and 9pm." I put two types in my cart. When I checked out, the website showed "7 am - 9 am" as unavailable for one item. Should have been two. The website failed to show the ingredients or nutrition facts for: - Whole Foods Market, Bread Ciabatta In House, 16 Ounce. - Whole Foods Market, Bread Pan Loaf Country White, 18 Ounce The website has two different pages for the same item, "Pain De Campagne" bread. Why does the 14-oz ciabatta have a higher price than the 16-oz? The website showed Persimmons (Fuyu and Hachiya) with a price of $3.00 and $3.00/lb. Which price is correct? I have never seen 1-lb persimmon.

It was by chance- my usual lunch spot was closed and I'm on a detox diet; allergies. Under 1200 cal. They had a small menu for staying under 500 calories. Overall the store is noisy and the tofu wasn't tasty. It's a good start.

Parking situation is terrible. Coffee shop is also closed at random times. It's a very clean and modern building though with a lot of self checkout machines.