Whole Foods Market

This store does some things well, including the well-stocked and maintained produce section and well-organized shelves. If you’re coming in for the hot food bar, know that they start closing that down during the 7pm hour, prior to the 10pm closing time; see video.

Very clean and well-stocked. 90 minute free parking garage, be sure to save your small receipt at checkout because it’s your validation for parking. They have ready to heat meals from the fresh food area, a nice bakery, great fresh vegetables, etc. Busy, but the checkout line was pretty fast- use your Amazon Prime for discounts. Overall a really nice Whole Foods!

Very nice and clean store. Jarrett is not the one to ask for help! Maybe customer service isn't his capacity at work. If so, he should take off the smock so people won't bother him from whatever it is that he is doing. Maybe I just asked him a question on his "off day". I have off days too at work. Maybe he should stay in his office on those days with minimal customer interaction. I'm sure Jarrett is a nice young man; he just isn't excited about his job! Again, very clean store...🧹🧽

This is one of the worst locations. The lines are always long. There is usually one or two registers open besides the self check out. The hot bar is never stocked or plentiful. There are never any hot fresh pizza slices. You would think at lunch with all the workers in the area they would refresh the hot bar and pizza slices constantly for at least during the lunch period. I would recommend going to another location.

Whole Foods never disappoints. The produce was fresh, the store was clean, the staff were helpful and friendly. We went shopping on a holiday and the store was a little crowded but not overwhelming. There was one drawback on this trip and it was the fact that there were flies crawling on the loose/pick your own cookies in the bakery section. My crew really wanted 2 specific cookies from this section but we had to pass after seeing this travesty. The store will have to put these cookies in a case or something. Otherwise, a good experience. Free parking, easy accessibility to the garage/store.

As a long-time resident of the H Street Corridor, I can say with certainty that the Whole Foods on this vibrant stretch of NE DC has become an absolute gem of the neighborhood. This modern, spacious supermarket has not only raised the bar for grocery shopping in the area but has also evolved into a true community hub. From the moment you walk through the doors, you're struck by the sheer scale and variety of offerings. The aisles are meticulously stocked with an incredibly diverse selection of high-quality, sustainably sourced products - from fresh, locally-grown produce to an impressive array of specialty foods, household items, and health/beauty products. It's a one-stop shop for anyone seeking to maintain a healthy, environmentally-conscious lifestyle. But what truly sets this Whole Foods apart is the palpable sense of community it has fostered. The store's layout is designed to encourage shoppers to linger and explore, with ample seating areas, a bustling coffee shop, and a fantastic food hall featuring a diverse range of dining options. It's become a gathering place for the neighborhood, where residents can not only grocery shop, but also enjoy a meal, catch up with friends, or simply soak in the vibrant energy of the H Street corridor. The staff at this Whole Foods location is also truly exceptional. The employees are unfailingly friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to assist customers with any questions or needs. They take pride in curating the store's selection and are always happy to offer product recommendations or suggest new items to try. Perhaps most impressively, the Whole Foods on H Street has managed to maintain its high-quality standards and commitment to sustainability, even as the neighborhood has rapidly evolved. The store sources from local farms and producers whenever possible, supports community initiatives, and continually strives to reduce its environmental impact. In a city with no shortage of grocery options, the Whole Foods on H Street NE stands out as a shining example of what a modern, community-centric supermarket can and should be. Whether you're in the market for healthy, fresh ingredients, a delicious prepared meal, or simply a welcoming place to spend an afternoon, this store delivers an experience that is truly unparalleled. I couldn't recommend it more highly to anyone in the DC area.

Jarrett, the evening manager, needs customer service training. I had a dispute with the cashier, who was simply clueless and appeared to be "off the clock" even though it was 9:57, and I asked for the manager. Jarrett, displaying body language of a negative attitude, told me to basically pay for my items and leave. I wanted to save money on the avocados and I did not understand about the Prime membership, which I do have. Instead of trying to help, the cashier, looking like she just smoked a blunt, was just standing there with no clue as to what was happening. Jarrett did help, but certainly didn't want to, or at least that was his attitude. I found out why Jarrett wanted me to hurry up and pay so that he could lock the doors at 9:58 (he opened them for me to leave as he suggested at the register). Wow, I had no idea your management training allows your team members to rush customers out of the door. Is this because it was 9:57? Most businesses want customers to rush inside the store. Whole Foods wants to lock the doors BEFORE closing and if you happen to be in the store, certain team members and management members want you to hurry, purchase, and get out! One more thing, Jarrett encouraged me to write this review, so obviously he could care less about any promotions, accolades, or even a congratulations on a job well done from members of your organization. Your employees must have a low morale in this environment. It's too bad, because I loved the atmosphere of the store, but I will never visit again. Thanks Jarrett! ✊️

Really nice for my first time shopping at a Whole Foods store. I was trying to find certain fruits and veggies, after going to so many other stores before an every week I look for certain things and every store I went to were out and I would have to wait a few days to get what I needed shipped. Now, seeing as I've never been inside a Whole Foods store before, going in thinking that if other stores didn't have what I was looking for they might not either. But I walked in the first few items I've been looking for were right there, fully stocked up, and plenty to choose from. I was super excited. Now I have a favorite preference of where I prefer to shop for fruits and veggies and other healthy choice foods and drinks. And I would definitely recommend it to others