Whole Foods Market

This Whole Foods Market location in Garden City truly stands out! It’s a large store with an impressive selection of products and fresh food. The cold and hot buffet offers a wide variety of choices - from fresh salads and fruits to cooked veggies, meats, and fish. Everything looks delicious and is well-presented. One of my favorite features is the seating area on the top floor, where you can relax and enjoy your meal. It’s clean, spacious, and a great place to take a break while shopping. I honestly wish Whole Foods stores in NYC looked like this one - it’s clean, well-stocked, and the prices are surprisingly reasonable for the quality. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area! P.S. Their scones are the best scones I’ve ever eaten! Don’t miss them

All the Quality and Variety of a Whole Foods Market without the Pretentious, Racial& Rude staff of some of the other Whole Foods I've shopped at. Also worth mentioning , I find the Store Brand 365 Everyday to be of great quality all @ a more affordable price. I used to be a Shopper & worked from this location ( alternately with my main location / Jericho) as part of the Labor Sharing thru Amazon and this location was the Better experience for me hands down. The Staff is courteous and knowledgeable willing to help as we're my coworkers. Overall a great experience both as a consumer and as a former employee. Keep up the good work 👍

This is the best Whole Foods on all of Long Island. it's just the right size, it's not too small nor is it too big. The store has perfect layout. it's shelves are not too crowded; it's just right. Every time we shop there is a pleasure and an adventure at the same time. I can't see us going to any other supermarket for our health and food.

It’s positive that the store offers quality organic products, and I recommend it for your shopping. However, it would be preferable if it didn’t focus exclusively on promoting its own products, thereby limiting consumer choices. Variety and availability of different products are important for a comprehensive shopping experience. Recently, Whole Foods has shifted its focus to promoting only its own products, such as chicken and eggs. While supporting local produce is commendable, I noticed that the highest quality items are placed on the top shelves, making them difficult to reach. Additionally, some premium products are tucked away at the back of the shelves, making them less visible to customers. This arrangement can be inconvenient for shoppers seeking the best organic options. It would be beneficial if the store reconsidered its product placement strategy to enhance accessibility and visibility for all customers. I also concern regarding Amazon Prime’s exclusive discounts being primarily available on their own branded products, which can feel restrictive and unfair if you prefer other brands. While Amazon does offer discounts on a variety of products, many of the significant promotions, especially during events like Prime Day, often highlight Amazon’s own items or those from select partners. This practice can limit choices for consumers who are not interested in these specific products. It’s important for retailers to provide a diverse range of discounted items to cater to all customer preferences.

Great place, also has really good food for eating. Dining area is very nice

The $15 market lunch is still phenomenal 🥇🥇 Top quality & value. Get 2 side dishes with entree. Large portions. Feel rich like Jeff B I can say this is one of the best value lunch options in area. The food is very nutritious for a cyclist. ie: salmon, carrots, potatoes, chicken, & etc Other venues that offer comparable food charge twice as much. 7/7/25 Try the mushrooms & caramelized onion pizza. It’s to die for 👍👍

First time coming to this whole foods and it is impressive. There is a dedicated area for Amazon returns, an amazing food court with large counters and adequate space, and there is a top floor for seating indoors and some seats outside as well. The staff were pretty helpful and there are the usual wide range of choices, as well as a seafood counter towards the back. With a fairly large parking lot, though it can get hectic, this is a nice place to get groceries and hot foods in the area.

I love this store. I live 40 minutes away but specifically come here on my way home from work because this is the best grocery store in terms of options. There's a ton of fresh, organic produce and meat. Has many seed oil free snack options and always getting new products. Significantly better than any other supermarket in Nassau County.

Nothing like walking in to your Whole Foods Market for the first time. It perfectly located off Old Country Road in a very large shopping center with a huge shared parking lot. The lot is busy and we had to look for a space since there are so many people here. The store is very big and very bright. They really make it a welcome place to do your shopping. Besides your standard groceries of canned items, boxed items, bottles and cans, they have an AMAZING meat and fish counter. Plenty of choices of both fresh and cooked items are right there. There is also a wide variety of sauces and spices so there is something for everyone. They have an amazing selection of fresh sandwiches and even a pizza oven for constat supply of fresh pizza. There is also a major selection of soups, salads, warm and cold food. Clearly you can spend hours here. I like the second floor for some tables and chairs. Purchase food and you have a place to sit down and enjoy, In the back of the store is the return center for your Amazon purchases. The staff here is amazing and can help you with any questions or direct yu to someone who can. I am always impressed to see people working and clearly enjoying themselves. The market is an amazing place and I look forward to coming here more times and just trying all their creations. KUDOs to the team at Whole Foods Market

Walking into this clean, modern, airy Whole Foods gave me a feeling of happy...happy to be here. I know that's a weird feeling to have for a supermarket, but that's how I felt. I specifically came here to process an in and out Amazon Return. But what beaconed me as I walked through the entrance was a large SEAFOOD sign. Original plan diverted. Of course I had to make a beeline to the Seafood section first. Unlike the Whole Foods Market in Jericho, this place is bright and inviting. Where at a glance everything looks so fresh and new. I honestly cannot speak for the other departments but the seafood department here had me wanting to purchase more than I needed. Waiting my turn, the seafood monger that quickly assisted me was hella helpful and pleasant. He descaled what was necessary and obliged my request by packing my purchases in ice, to stave off that outdoor heatwave as some detours were necessary before the drive back home. Finally hitting up the Amazon Return section, there was minimal wait time. Scan. Drop Off. Done in a jiffy. When on the Island, if time permits, I'd surely go out my way to visit this Whole Foods Market again.

This establishment leaves their food out, uncovered and unprotected for hours before packing it for consumption. Do not buy food here. Doesn't even last up to its sell buy date.

The first time I went to this Whole Food Market was to do an Amazon return , I have since became a returning customer. I've been going for meal prep options, I like the heat & serve option. The shelves are always stock with fresh food. They have a smoothie bar, along with a bakery and a hot/ cold food buffet. Every department is clean , the associates is friendly. I use self checkout and the line moves quickly. The upstairs seating area resembles a large break room , with tables , microwaves and plenty of charging ports. The beach chairs facing the windows are a good place to relax. When they don't have a sale , some items are costly.

Great products helpful staff, clean store organized, but I Igot food went to there tables on and outside , could not sit to eat , because the staff sits there , I think the customers, should be able to sit down and eat ! And some times people come with lap tops , don't buy any thing and make it there day time office , the managers should tell the staff if customers have food , they should get up and offer a seat , don't you agree , I ate in my car today ! Was not the best! Thank you Amazon and whole food s , so I'm using bath room I'm washing up, guy Who works there bagging food for I guess delivery's or pick up , steps away from urinal curly hairs white kid , leaves bathroom, never washing hands from urinating , Whole Foods check your calendar see who that guy was. He's touching food with hands from peeing , I felt sick !!!!!

This whole foods was a nice size, but I found it a bit of back and forth to shop. The staff on the floor were nice and pretty helpful. I was surprised to find less than I was hoping for, but that wasn't a big deal. We mainly came here because we come to the Trader Joe's nearby. At checkout, I needed my purchases to be split into 3 different receipts and already had everything separated out, but the girl ringing me up did not try to hide her displeasure. I felt uncomfortable, but didn't think the request was so bad. Probably won't be coming back to this one because no one needs to travel an hour+ to get a poor-mediocre grocery experience.

Received an Amazon order fulfilled by this location. It is absolutely horrible some of the fruits and vegetables that they are selling now. It is my contention that items being delivered are older items and not the ones that they are selling in the store. That is unacceptable. From now on, I am going to start leaving pictures of some of this disgusting product

Today, Mon April 14th at 11:00 am I asked for Liverwurst at the butcher department and the workers stood there looking at me as though I was speaking Japanese. They had no idea what Liverwurst is...on top of their incompetence they were rude. I stood there for 3 minutes while the young girl wearing a loose fitting beret was cleaning the meat blade. She acted as though she didn't see me. The manager was apologetic... this store is very expensive and the attitude from some of the staff members cannot be tolerated.

Consistently empty shelves for basic items. Whenever I go there there are at least 4 or 5 things on my shopping list that were unavailable. I refer to this place as the East Berlin branch of Whole Foods. And... the aisles are constantly blocked with staff replenishing extra quantities of the things they do have.

Franchises flourish given instances of superlative customer service. One such example is best exemplified by Jessica at the coffee and tea bar. She has an unrivalled ability to sense what the customer wants and goes out of her way to make you feel comfortable and completely taken care of. I noticed how she treats everybody with utmost respect and kindness, regardless of background, age or gender. The Garden City location of Whole Foods Market clearly is very fortunate to have her on staff as she leads by dignified example and makes an indefatigable work ethic seem so easy to abide by.

Whole Foods Market sells products free from hydrogenated fats, artificial colors, and preservatives. They are known for their organic selections. A large chain store that has grown significantly in the last few years. I visit this chain specifically for their specialty oils, cheeses, nuts, fresh butchered meat, and seafood. I never been disappointed with any of their food I purchased. Their staff also is helpful when you find them.

I shop here weekly and love the airy, bright, open feel of this store. Even when it's extremely crowded (which is often), the vast space keeps the noise level down and the shoppers are very civil (very different than Whole Foods Manhasset). The layout is a bit confusing, with some vertical aisles and some horizontal aisles, but if since I shop there regularly, I've become familiar with it. Also, many of their products are out of reach for anyone under 5-1/2 feet tall; it's a waste of my time to have to get a store associate to help every time I need a product that's out of reach. This store has a great variety of products and is the largest store in the area. The produce is beautifully arranged and kept up-to-stock, the fish counter, though lacking in selection, has no odor and there are some very helpful workers there. The meat and poultry section is a bit limited, but sufficient. Dairy has a lot of alternative products, like lactose-free, dairy-free, etc. However, this store is ALWAYS out-of-stock for many, many of the products--dairy, meat/poultry, packaged, health-and-beauty--and often for very common items. Some products (e.g., gluten-free pie crust) have been out of stock for months. I'm sure this is partially because they are so heavily trafficked, but it seems like the store should plan for this. There are ALWAYS lots of staff working to restock shelves, which is great, but still, it's frustrating to find so many empty shelves. There are always tons of checkout lines, and the self-checkout is monitored and quick-moving. Definitely a plus. The main reason I gave this review three stars is because there is a food safety issue in this story. First, I've had a repeated problem with employees putting spoiled or damaged merchandise back on the shelves. For example, two weeks ago in the pasta aisle I found a room-temperature jar of chicken livers that clearly had been there a while, and when I gave them to an associate, he attempted to put them back in the refrigerator case. I stayed on him to make sure he did not do that, but really???? I have found fully-thawed freezer food left in an aisle or near the registers, and the sales associate has flagged it to back in the case. Recently I was looking for a deodorant stone, and there were only two left. One was broken, and the other had a defect and could not be opened. I gave the broken one to the salesgirl, and she put it back on the shelf!! I suggested that was not a good idea, but she just smiled. Ironically, I received that very deodorant in my delivery order 10 days later (I sometimes order online in addition to going in-person). Sheesh. If these kinds of things have happened multiple times to me--only one person--I can only imagine how many times it happens in the store as a whole. A second food safety issue is that I have bought poultry products from both in-case and behind the counter that have been spoiled when I opened them at home. I don't have this problem with purchases from other stores, so I can only assume it's a result of poor handling in the store. I used to by their chicken sausage that was made in-store, but after THREE bouts of spoiled sausage, I've 'lost my taste for it.' The other reason I gave this three stars is because the staff are hit-or-miss with helpfulness and friendliness. For example, I have a shoulder injury and have asked a couple of times if someone could help put a case of water that was too high for me to lift into my cart. Each time I got such an attitude from the employee that it made me yearn for the days of mom-and-pop, carry-the-groceries-to-your-car shopping. Even big grocery chains will do better than that these days; not sure what the attitude there is all about. I was never able to get help from the staff and ended up opening the box and unloading it bottle-by-bottle into my cart. Meanwhile, the employees who stock the aisles have been super helpful and friendly, although not always English-speaking, which poses some challenges. Compared to the other Whole Foods in the area, this is by far the best. Parking can be daunting, though there is supposedly underground parking around the side of the building. If you go, just have alternative menu plans in case what you need is out-of-stock! Also, always take from the back of the shelf--you never know where those front products have been ;).

None of the Whole Foods store take the OTC card. That's not right they should it's just like any other credit card. The prices are too high/they don't have a good selection of nuts, for example. They have the A2 milk that's a plus. The parking light is horrendously crowded. Looking for an accident to happen.

you know, I have love-hate with WF/Amazon. On one hand they really are like Duane read: convenient, lackluster workers that ring in stuff and everywhere. They've essentially driven out Waldbaums, Key Food, and any mediocre small markets. Between Urgent Cares and Amazon replacing all mom and pops around NYC, I can't help but need it because they save me so much In time. However, today I was SOOO annoyed. Do not buy the 365 brand of Dried mango snacks. They come defective with an opening that hasn't been sealed running on the back seam. So I bring it back here, explaining I had no intent to return so threw away the receipt. Plus my hubs paid that visit. The manager said I needed a receipt. Meanwhile I spent $50 on the meats there. Did she think I was making a run for eating 1/2 a package of snacks? So I left it there and said I'm just logging in the defect. Im not coming back for a 365-brand item! It makes NO sense. There's no where else I could've gotten it, and I for sure didn't break the seals to play the system. Ultimately I wanna give it 2 stars for the sh**y manager that looked at me like a bandit but I have to give it 4 stars because it's bully amazon and I need them for returns, food basics at a decent price and spacious lot, which other markets do not offer. EFFFF. Anyways, lesson learned get the other brand of dried mangos...Go Mango is better.

I love this Whole Foods! I live down the street from one but I rather go to this one. Super spacious and has a wide selection of everything plus there's a huge parking lot. There's also an upstairs eating area, coffee & juice bar, bakery department, lots of prepared food/ grab & go options and a self-serve hot bar/ salad bar section. What's not to love? I come here every week for groceries. Their seafood, meats, fruits and produce are always fresh, which makes cooking more fun and I won't have to worry about getting sick bc I especially love their cocktail shrimp & raw oysters. I also get their rainier cherries and cotton candy grapes. They also have pre-marinated meats for grilling, high-quality steaks and so much more. Prices are reasonable and the staff are helpful.

Kevin at the register needs training in customer service. He didn't greet me and just stared at me I was like what did I do is there something one my nose?? Other than that you guys don't have cotton candy grapes but that's cool I took a chance and got some fresh orange juice, mushrooms and misc items for a pasta recipe I was trying out. I was dying for a coffee and glad you still have the bar with great iced coffee.

The best food market I'd been to so far and makes now my new favorite to shop. It is huge, spacious, clean. Ailes spaces are favorable to social distancing. There are so many cool and unique things they offer that are irresistible. Huge parking lot , even provide extra parking space on their garage. Worth coming . Just roaming around is enjoyable. One hour stay is not even enough. I could stay here the whole day, lol. I did not make pricing comparable yet . Maybe on my next visit. Right now, it is a must to see and shop to.

Holy moly! Yes, a silly way to start off a Yelp review for Whole Foods Market, but I suppose that was one of the statements that went through my mind when I first walked into this brand spankin' new Whole Foods right in the hustle and bustle area of Old Country Road in Garden City. You see, I've mostly frequented the Whole Foods of Manhasset, a "dark and dingy" (if Whole Foods can emanate that) version of what I know WF can be. Check out the Commack or Lake Grove spots for the full-fledged food experience...or, travel to Garden City which has gotten itself on the map with a somewhat strong storefront of this health food shop chain. Yeah, maybe it's not as big as those other two locations, but it's pretty darn close. Plus this Whole Foods has some features I don't remember seeing at the others. For instance, their selection of cooked items you can eat right there (pizzas, sandwiches, etc.) seemed a little more elaborate. This can be said for the coffee and juice bar as well. The coolest thing about all this is the upstairs seating area that overlooks the store and out into Garden City. I mean, why not just have dinner here, right? It's an idea for sure. I'll also say I loved the fresh pasta station. Can't say I'm looking to partake in this right now in our current uptick in the sequel to Covidland (even with the glass shields and sanitizer right on the end), but it's unique and a fantastic feature nonetheless. Oh, and I'll add in that the cheese kiosk also had me smitten with its choices (albeit of a slightly more pricier end). I found a nice semi-aged Manchego cheese that made its way home and has begun to be pleasantly consumed. So why no five stars on this glorious grocery store? Well, a few small things have me teetering. For one, I love the contemporary style of the place, though in the same breath I feel like I'm shopping in the market from Handmaids Tale...under his eye. Also, their self-serve peanut butter (and yes I know, it can't be self serve anymore for sanitary reasons) was lacking any packaged honey roasted options. A chocolate hazelnut variety was new to me, though the cost on just a small portion was way out of my price range. Speaking of things missing, I also couldn't locate any of the 365 pita chips I find to be inexpensive and tasty. A few swings and misses, but these could most definitely be righted on future trips. We shall see. Overall, Whole Foods of Garden City is quite impressive. It's got everything (well, almost everything) you'll want, find, and love about any other WF location, and then some. Just remember, unless you're made of money, pick and choose your stuff here. Quality and health factors are pretty legit which does assist with the dollars. So why not grab a little non-GMO vegan grub and a seat upstairs to fully marvel in this Whole Foods. Hey, you might just say "Holy Moly" yourself when you walk in.

What I am going to report happened approximately over a month. I love this store and esp their organic almonds in the dispenser. Twice the almonds were stale. I was told the manager would be informed. I made a follow-up call, spoke with 2 male staffers and 2 wks later the issue was not rectified. I went to customer service and spoke with a rep named Lynseur. I suggested that when customers inform staff that a food item is stale, the item should be removed. Lynseur, took action and the stale almonds were disposed of. I also like to purchase the 70% dark cocoa chocolate and twice I noticed some of the chocolate had whitish film. Against my better judgement I purchased some of the dark chocolate and I immediately returned it. I told the customer service rep the reason why and informed him that there were serveral containers of dark chocolate that had whitish film. I visited the store 2 days later and the bloom chocolate was still there. Well once again I mentioned to Lynseur the condition of the chocolate and it was removed. Very thankful for staff like Lynseur. She save me from having to trek to the WFS in Jericho for my fav snacks.

My sister and I visited this Whole Foods on the Sunday afternoon after it opened. The top parking lot was packed, but we followed the signs to the underground parking lot that had plenty of spaces to choose from. We walked up the stairs and joined the line to get in which lasted all of 2 minutes. While waiting there we spotted a deal for $1 potted herbs! Inside was beautiful and spacious. Enough space to socially distance with the amount of people inside. They did a really good job with the lighting and displays to make the food even more tempting to buy. It was enjoyable to just walk around and see what they had to offer. We picked up some of usual favorites (Gotham Greens vegan pesto, EO lavender hand sanitizer) and some new items (Levain cookies, Bear kombucha). Spotted some interesting fruits such as the buddha hand and a couple of different lemons, such as Yuzu. We had some coupons on hand that were mailed to the house as a promotion for the opening ($10 off $50, $15 off of $75 ). Also was emailed a coupon for $10 off of $50. So be sure to look out for them if you are local to this store.

Always find good options in Whole Foods. This was my first time at this location, it's clean and spacious. This location has plenty of parking spaces outside. I always like the great selections of fresh flowers to choose from. I always find fresh organic produce and delicious food that's affordable.

I am not a typical whole foods customer so I don't know the store and navigating. Took me some time as I was here on Business travel. After asking multiple times for where the condiments were, I was misdirected by staff at the deli area. On my second visit, change that, my third visit, when I asked the deli staff for Pre-Made sandwiches all I got was shoulder shrugs. True, so as I walked back over to the cooler case, I tossed the sandwich back into the case. I then asked somebody at the service counter about it. She only gave me grief about tossing the sandwich back like and pointed me to the other side of the store like I was supposed to know where the condiments were. Shame on her, I was obviously not a happy customer. She was only interested in chastising me for my behavior rather than helping solve a customer concern. Your prices are too high. Your customer service sucks. Your store organization makes no sense and I don't understand why people that walk the salad bar and the hot food area have to work so hard to find what they need for condiments and service utensils. And oh by the way, I'm in the food and beverage business. I'm the director of F&B for a major military food and beverage program. Sorry you failed.

Come today to get short ribs but the butcher advised they could not cut them to 1/4 inch thick. I was able to get that before so not sure what changed. I came to this WholeFoods especially since they have a large meat department.

I'm not sure what happened to this place (and the one in Massapequa). I used to only come here for my fresh vegetables. Over the past few months the lettuce is covered in dirt and thrown on a shelf disheveled, appears old. The bell peppers all have shrivelled skin and mushy spots. The broccoli doesn't look fresh, has brown parts. The swiss chard is wilted and soft, caulflower with brown spots. My local king kullen has better looking vegetables and that's where I've been going lately. WF isn't worth the price anymore.

Kind of disappointing. I've been looking for vegan chocolate chips everywhere. Why wouldn't Whole Foods carry them? Also, prices are high. To add salt to the wound, you have to have an Amazon Prime account to get some discounts. That is ridiculous.

Wow. This was a huge Whole Foods. Highlights included: Fresh sushi Hot pizza Rice bowls Freshly made smoothies They have an excellent meat area too, where you can get the prime cuts. I loved the variety, size, and the location. I'll be back.

Ok, I dont know which Whole Foods today's Amazon prime order came from, but wow. Ordered this morning, showed up today. I really only needed cold brew coffee but picked up some bell & evans chicken and skirt steak too. Game changer.

Kevin took his time and helped me find the correct cheese. Thank you so much for taking your time with me. Palak listen to how I wanted my coffee and made it just the way I like. Troy at the register explain very well how my discount worked

Really neat to see the new location of Whole Foods. It is very spacious inside with a large variety of products. They even have plenty of options for those with dietary restrictions. I always love getting the fresh ground organic peanut butter and almond butter from Whole Foods since there is not additives and basic ingredients. There are both registers and a self checkout section which I haven't seen the self checkout in other locations I've been to. As for parking most people park in the lot on the street level, but you can also park in the garage to the left of the store which I find better since you have access directly into the store and if there is bad weather you car is protected.

This is the place you want to go to for proper social distancing. I went two hrs before closing and I was very comfortable with how people weren't in my face like they are in other stores. They had all the things I went there for and more. So many keto-friendly things. I think they have the most out of any other store. Is it more expensive than other places, yes, it most definitely is. But is it worth not having people in your face, and finding things you'd only find online? Totally worth it. The staff is helpful as well. And can we talk about the prime location? Their scout did a great job, because it's the best location!!! Trader Joe's, Walmart, target, ulta, Costco, Marshalls, and off the 5th are all right next door. I can get absolutely all my shopping done lickity-split! It's the fastest way to go. Now all they need is an Aldi, and I'm never going to another place to shop again.

The location is amazing because Trader Joe's, Home Goods, and other clothing stores are right across the way. Situated next to HSBC and BuyBuyBaby, it also also conveniently 5 minutes from Roosevelt Field mall and BJs. The parking lot is not as big as I had anticipated, however I did spot the entrance to the underground lot on the side of the street with the physical therapy building. As soon as you enter you will realize how spacious it in to be inside this new location. I visited on a Tuesday around noon. The above ground lot was pretty full but once I arrived inside it didn't feel full of customers at all. In addition, there was no line to get into the door! They had Purcell wipes available at the door and a greeter. The flowers and specialty items by weight were in the immediate area. I was looking for the ever popular honey roasted fresh peanut butter but they had run out that day. You can definitely see the range of the selection offered here as you peruse the store. I love the fact that they feature local products. When I saw the local honey on the stand, I knew I had to try it out. The aisles are so wide, it feels so refreshing to walk about. The shelves feel so much taller (is it because of the very tall BJs like ceilings?) here that I had to remind myself to look up a more to see products. Product labels were facing forward happy to greet customers. All the signs are nice and big. Their aisles for milk and milk alternatives were clearly labeled, with a good range of selection. They even had this "NuMilk" machine which I had never heard of before, that makes you fresh almond or oat milk. There is a cheese station staffed with an employee preparing the cheese. Queso lovers are sure to flock here. They also provide a local made uncooked pasta and an impressive selection of prepared foods in addition to a large kitchen area (pizza, deli, smoothies to name a few). There is dining seating on the second floor. The staff was friendly and checkout was fast and easy. There are 10 checkout lanes and 6 self checkout kiosks. You may notice some fellow "shoppers" wearing blue shirts with Amazon branded brown bags, looking at their phones and adding certain products to their cart. These are Amazon employees fulfilling Whole Food market orders and they probably cannot help you with locating/stock inquiries. Do not forget to link your Amazon prime account to the Whole Foods app to continue the savings!

This Whole Foods is huge, twice as big as another one I usually go to in Nassau County. Lots more product options and space for social distancing. They have full service prepared foods, seafood and meat sections. Everyone is very helpful and plentiful (free) parking lot outside. Worth the trip from Queens!

Large spacious free parking lot is the draw for me. I live in middle of Queens where there is zero Whole Foods Market. So from the way Whole Food is not targeting Queens to have a store, I have to assume it's because they think Queens residents do not have the income range they want. Between Whole Food Market in Brooklyn and Westbury, there is less traffic going to Westbury. The aisles here are spacious. The store is always clean. I'm going to Westbury Whole Food Market from now on. Brooklyn parking is ridiculous and traffic is killer to get to the store near the Gowanus on 3rd street. Jackson Heights could use a Whole Foods and Trader Joes. Just sayin.

We love this Whole Foods. Huge parking lot. Never too crowded. Clean and bright.

This is a very poorly managed location and they're always out of bread, milk, and other essential items.

This Whole Foods location is Disney World if you love food shopping! Tons of parking (including a garage), a second floor just for dining, and tons and tons of specialty departments (butcher, bakery, coffee shop, deli, pizza, etc.) for you to check out! I was here for just a few items but was impressed with the selection. They have a make our own almond or milk machine. I had to give it a go and for $4.99 the almond milk was delicious. I also watched the machine rinse itself between uses so you know the milk you're getting is clean. Both oat and almond have a sweetened and unsweetened version to choose from. They also have a huge selection of drinks and since I love Koia I was pleased to see how many varieties they had. The staff is friendly but does not know where anything is. It's a brand new location so I get it but I asked three employees for something and each said, "I don't know, sorry". I mean I love browsing the aisles so it was fine but train your staff! Also they packed the pre-made food tight in the fridge area so it's a bit difficult to maneuver things. As with most Whole Foods, they also offer a big beer selection. The bakery has some items from By The Way brought in. The coffee shop has a variety of coffee-based drinks to take and go. And they still have a fresh food option if you want to dine upstairs (many locations took this away when COVID hit). Great location and cannot wait to visit again!

One of my favorite Whole Foods. There is an upstairs area where you can kind of hang out and do your work. It's quiet and clean. The sushi there is actually better than I thought and I always shop here :)

I used to shop on Saturday, but would go in and head for vegan yougurt and completely unstocked or there would be someone there stocking and if you say excuse me to get in, they get put off or rude. There is a very low level of vegan food for a Whole Foods -- there are a lot of us vegans. . . Lastly, and this one is the best -- I am a very small, very thin older person with a metal bar in my spine facing another spine surgery in 6 weeks. I asked the young guy at the register if he would pls make the bags light due to my spine -- he told me to bag my own!!!!!! I picked up all my stuff and moved to another register -- people like this should not be in the front with the customers and this guy especially should be in the back sweeping, if lucky. He should NOT be dealing with the customers. I only shop at Whole Foods and Trader Joe because there is no longer a Fairway and everytime I go there I find more reasons to see another store!!!!!

Definitely one of the better wholefoods. They have plenty of parking outdoor and underground garage. Very organized and clean. They carry some Balthazar baked goods. My only complaint is I wish they had a bakery counter & a limited selection for cakes and cupcakes pre-packaged.

I've been to many Whole Foods stores but this one stands out far more than the others! I love the layout and that there's a coffee bar as soon as you walk in. Choose from Lattes, Cappuccinos, Smoothies and Juices. The bakery and hot food selection are all in the same area. Take the elevator upstairs to a huge lounge where you can relax before you begin your shopping, or rest after you finish! If it's a late night when you get there.....Voila... you can pick out your dinner and dessert!! The lounge is very cozy...there's a couch in the corner and reclining chairs that face the huge windows. You will find tons of tables, the bathrooms are in the lounge as well as downstairs too. This location I found to be immaculate and if you're a seafood fan, everything is extremely fresh, like right out of the water fresh! Corporate recently voted it to be the best store on Long Island and I can certainly see why!

Purchased fresh garlic with expiration Date of October 12 and kept refrigerated and never opened. I opened on oct 1, and it had mold and mildew. I think the dates need to be revisited. Otherwise, usually great place to Shop, so many selections and very organized. I just worry about other products having the wrong expiration date hence 3 stars.

I will not be back. Purchased some groceries and lunch; sat down upstairs to eat. There was a store MANAGER reading the riot act to an employee, right there in the open, no discretion as to privacy. She was critiquing and critisizing the employee while they were sitting at a table while many shoppers were RIGHT there eating their lunch. This is absolutely unbelievable. What store employee or manager has a disciplinary meeting OUT IN THE OPEN IN THE STORE IN FRONT OF SHOPPERS? This was obviously a planned meeting and YOU DO NOT do this to an employee and also make the people having lunch feel very out of place and uncomfortable. Whoever is the regional manager here needs to go over the rules. Lastly, lunch buffet is EXTREMELY SALTY.

I used to love Whole Foods and was pleased when the Westbury Store opened. In the last few months I think it's gone down hill. I've had some meat problems - three steaks Costing $55 were gristly. But the big problem area for me is produce. I bought a bunch of fruits on April 1 and much of it was uninspiring and stale, yet expensive. (I'd looked at radicchio, chicory, and Brussels sprouts but skipped them as they were clearly old). So see the pics of mango, pear, and apples. Pretty disgusting. It took effort to get a refund as I didn't have a receipt. They printed one out but still gave me grief as I didn't have MY copy ! I got my money back but I didn't feel good about the produce, and the customer service was clumsy and distasteful.

Flower Department is wonderful ! I needed centerpieces for my sons wedding rehearsal dinner. Mimi ordered sunflowers for me and when I picked them up another woman (unfortunately I didn't get her name) showed me exactly how to Put them in mason jars. Took her time to show me and explain what to do. I would recommend visiting if you need any kind of flowers. Great assortment and reasonably priced. Wonderful customer service

I have to say this is by far the best Whole Foods in the New York area!! It's spacious, organized, plenty of staff around to help you! It is further out of my way than Manhasset but I would go here every single time over that location!!! Clean and delish, hope it stays this way!!

This place is amazing. It was very crowded inside and many of the people who I thought were working there were actually from Amazon and u couldn't ask them to help u find things , that's one thing I didn't like. Otherwise it was amazing!

This one is very large and has a great layout. It's super spacious and clean. Not at all crowded like other Whole Foods stores in the city. It also has a coffee bar, bakery, and area upstairs where you can sit down and enjoy your food. It was stocked with all of my usual grocery items, so no problems there. Have yet to checkout any sales here though. But overall one of the best Whole Foods markets I've been to!

The most spacious Whole Foods I've been too. And the staff is always great. But the worse in terms of produce. No matter what time I seem to go there, morning, noon, or night, the kale is ALWAYS wilted. Because of this, I'd rather go to the location in Manhasset or Hicksville.

Purchased a half pecan pie for $8.95 and it was awful. Not only did it taste burnt the filling was unrecognizable as pecan pie filling. It was gross...