Whole Foods Market

Great location! Always has what you need something good to eat. Always fresh ingredients they could have more people work in the registers but it’s 2025 so we all do self check out anyway. Are the other Whole Foods locations in DC is a solid one.They have exotic fruits every so often as well.

It just feels welcoming and the staff is so friendly. The pastors are good and fun. The services are on YouTube if you can't make it to any of the 3 services the sa.e morning live. They have the youth and child service if needed. Yes there is plenty of COFFEE. We were looking for a church and were pleased with the results.

Tried to purchase a bunch of gift cards for my staff, was told by the clerk at the self checkout to use the register. I walked all the way down to the register with the light on at the other end of the checkout area and there was jo attendant to be found. I enjoy whole foods but don’t ever buy anything you can’t use the self-checkout area for, it’s pointless.

Update: I just got off the phone with a “manager” who just said, “I understand but they may of felt like you were doing something suspicious” what?!??! Customer service is dead… there are cops all over this store for safety and stealing and you think I AM SUSPICIOUS for adding onions into a cup with olives????? Wow 🤯 I usually have great customer service here… but today I just had two workers from the back (a Latino man and Ethiopian woman who was preparing cheese) ARGUE ME DOWN about if I could mix red onions and olives… google says I can… they don’t do inventory by item… it’s sold by the weight and I’ve done it for YEARS… the cashiers said there was absolutely no issue so why spend your precious free will being rude when you can have customer service skills and treat the customers with kindness. So disappointing and honestly weird. Why do you care so much about what I pay for? If it’s all $11.99 per pound????

Whole Foods overall is great. Unfortunately due to a bad experience today with a cashier, I have to mention you are better off scanning your own products if you don’t want them bruised. Cashier SHARON, not only treated our fruits badly but when we asked for her to do it gently, she says “I don’t know what country you are from” shocking and unrespectful. As I am paying I provided the QR code of prime and she pointed at me to scan it somewhere else, when the cashier usually scans it. We discussed the issue with a lady at the return counter. She apologized for the situation and she asked if I wanted to talk to her manager, so I said yes. Well maybe that made it worst, CALVIN brushed me off by saying “if you already talk to the return person, you don’t have to repeat yourself ” and walked away Wow wow wow! Speechless to say the least. Is this a good manager?

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.

Self checkout attendant approached my wife mid-checkout and asked her how many avocados she had and told her to take them out of the shopping bag, which my wife did. Then, the attendant re-scanned the avocados and said “it’s ok” and walked away, all of this under the very watchful eyes of a security staff member who the attendant spoke to right before this. My wife felt very humiliated by this accusatory action but did not say anything and she finished checking out. This makes me question why we should remain Whole Foods customers after 20 loyal years.

We like whole foods. We visited this supermarket in others cities. This one not big. We visited this one in DC first time. We walked inside and were hit by a bad smell. The smell of vomit or something similar spread through the store. I understand that it's probably accidental and not always.

Visited this store several times over the past few days to grab a few items I needed. I also grab food off the hot and cold bars to eat, and am always satisfied with the selection of food items and taste. I also return a few Amazon packages here since it was convenient and had a good experience. Overall, my visits have been very good to thi ls store location.

Just tried shopping at around 9:10pm because online it says it's opened until 10pm. However there are signs at the store that says closed at 9pm. Please fix this.

What else is there to say about Whole Foods? Clean, bright, healthy and "wholesome". A short walk from work in preparation for salad night. My version of Taco Tuesday. I'm trying to tell you those carbs trying to pull me in. But I digress. I love being in the city because you can walk to everything including the grocery store. This Whole Foods even has an upstairs seating area where you can sit and eat your lunch or just sit and relax. The staff is friendly and helpful. And everything looks so fresh. Makes me feel better just coming in the store

This location seems to be completely incapable of keeping Fage 2% greek yogurt in stock on the weekends. The produce aisles are always, always blocked by 2-4 restocking carts, even when they don't seem to be in use. And yet they're frequently out of basics like snow/snap peas, cucumbers, and broccoli. I've noticed expired meat on the shelves. Be careful to check expiration dates before purchasing. They only ever have 1-2 cashiers working, even during busy times, and the cashiers literally won't say a word to you or bag your groceries in reusable bags. If you ask for groceries to be bagged, you get a blank stare or "customers usually do it." Escalators seem to be broken about 80% of the time.

I have to ask - what on EARTH is the smell going on in the store at this location? It simultaneously smells like spoiled dairy and a cow field. I went today and didn't feel comfortable buying anything from the refrigerator/freezer because it seems like at least one of them isn't working properly. It was actually concerning and permeated the entire store.

EV chargers have been out of service for months. Furthermore, they have been dangerous for months before that. Customers twist the cord up so bad that the charging cable has pulled out of the connection at the charger base, and the individual wires are exposed as a twisted mess. Clearly this hasn't been given one ounce of maintenance by WF. What else are they cutting corners on then?

Having happily bought Bell & Evans excellent chicken at our local Whole Foods for the last few years, made the mistake of buying their duck for Christmas. At 6.5 pounds and $38.00 + change , I thought it would be a winner. WRONGO! It yielded at max 6 to 8 ounces of small breast meat (no large slices) and next to nothing else. At $4.75 per ounce that is no value proposition! I have eaten duck for years and am aware of its relatively modest breast meat, but this was pathetic. I was planning on feeding 4 people, but there was not enough to serve 2 adequately. And for $38.00!? Stay away!

I went to this Whole Foods specifically for their cafe. Unfortunately when I arrived at 1:32 pm, I was told that they were closed. All sources note that the cafe closes at 2pm I was pretty disappointed.

I came here hunting for a jasmine plant after a friend told me she saw a bunch at the one near her. I had tried in my usual Whole Foods store but no luck. We also seem to have quite a few frazzled or grumpy folks working here. I didn't think much of it until after visiting this particular location. I'm not sure if there is a garage parking option but I parked on the street where the neighborhood seems a bit mixed with some more persistent homeless folks up and some clear yuppie types. I didn't feel unsafe though came in the daytime. Once inside, I saw the staff all busy working but also greeting one another and even some customers by name! Already a very friendly place in comparison to the one I live closest to. It also felt bigger and seemed to have even more selection available. I found someone to ask about the jasmine plants and honestly I think she already looked up to offer her help when she heard me approaching! Now here's a shoutout to Cynthia! She let me know the jasmine plants were outside then offered and actually started walking across the store to help me find them herself. She was super friendly the entire way and took me outside to the plants. She also warned me that they may be dripping because she had just watered them today so then she grabbed me some paper towels when I asked if there was some way I could get to checkout without killing anyone with puddles. She also grabbed me a box to carry it in and to help keep my car from getting wet. Then walked me back inside before going back to what she was doing before. This is like trader joe and credit union level customer service! Checking out was fun too. I was checking out and the cashier greeted the person behind me. They were raving about an iced tea and they let me get a good look at it. I came back a couple days later and it was delicious! I'll definitely be back to this location. Definitely like it a lot more than the one by me and did not expect to be so excited about a Whole Foods but both visits were very no stress.

Not sure who's managing this place, but quality of customer service is absolutely low. Employees are unhelpful especially when it comes to Amazon return line. Hope the manager wakes up and provides a bit of leadership to this sinking ship.

This Whole Foods is one of the closest WFM to a bus line. It is also nestled right in the H Street Corridor, this means that they have a high volume of customers. My previous review was for the wrong location. The reason why I love this Whole Foods is due to the fact that it is so close to a bus line. Due to the closing of Walmart, many residents in DC have to travel back and forth to get their groceries. Along the corridor, you have first Giant, then Whole Foods, then Safeway. Sometimes people have to travel up and down the entire corridor to get their food but something about this WFM is getting better each day! The ambiance is changing - the music is more positive! The little cards at the Check Out stand remind me of gratitude and thanks!

I visit Whole Foods often even though it can be expensive, the food is worth it. The produce is always fresh. I mainly shop for the fruit, salad fixings and veggies. I love the ambiance which is relaxing; in addition, the aromatherapy fragrances help. I love lavender, frankincense, and patchouli. It is awesome that there are so many choices. Periodically, I venture to the dessert section; and treat myself to the brownies or the mini desserts in the small jar. Specifically, the chocolate mousse. Yum. My mouth waters as I think of the chocolate.

I purchased pink and white Lilies, assuming they would wilt in three to five days tops. It's been ten days, and it doesn't appear like they will fade anytime soon. For ten bucks, you can't beat the price, and my dudes, if you want out of the doghouse. Yes!

Your hot food sucks, you'll need to change up your food. Seems like the same food and ethnic food

Used to be awesome! Quality and variety have diminished over the past 5-7 years. E.g. This morning I was stoked to see sautéed (maybe braised?) kale with mushrooms on the hot bar. Now I'm home and eating it and there is so much grit in it that I literally can't eat it. Real grit, as in dirt, grinding between my teeth. I can't believe how much money I paid to eat dirt. Another low point on whole foods' slow decent.

Place seems to be fully slicked cons are the stale overcooked leftover pizza at the food bar.Self checkout isles are always long but hey, atleast they move fast. As i was leaving self checkout, i was RELENTLESSLY and VIOLENTLY groped repeatedly while walking throughout the store and accused of stealing 3 olives from the salad bar by an employee named Juan johnson. I was not pleased, overall will not be back anytime soon.

Visited this location to purchase items for a date: surf and turf. Purchased filet mignon, lobster tail, crab legs, etc. Customer service was below bad, if you can go there. The gentleman who assisted me at seafood was fine. It was the guy in the meat section and the lady in self-checkout who turned this visit into a tragedy. I greeted the meat CSR with a "hello" once he decided to acknowledge that I was there. His response was "what you want?" Wow! OK. I asked for two filets. He wrapped them, placed the sticker price on them, and then placed them on the counter and turned around. I said "thank you" even though his back was towards me nor did he ask if I wanted anything else. I wasn't aware that Whole Foods had a self-checkout, so I decided to try it out since only two cashiers were working and both had lines of customers. I patiently waited for an available register and began to scan. Once I was done, I needed the CSR to scan her badge since I had a beer in my cart. She came over, scanned her badge, and was about to walk away. I asked her how do I scan my Whole Foods code and she said "It's on the app".....I clearly knew that, but I was having trouble finding it. After about two minutes of struggling, she came back again and said "It's on the app". I informed her I was in the app but couldn't locate it. I even showed her my phone. Then she said, with an attitude, "Sir, it's on the home page of the Amazon app." Wow. I responded that I wasn't aware that I needed to back-out completely from the Whole Foods app and use the main Amazon page. SMH. Then I asked about parking validation. I typically walk and don't own a car, but was using a Zipcar today. She simply pointed to some machine. I swear, some people just shouldn't work in customer service. Hopefully, my dinner will be better.

Definitely not the friendliest. The online shoppers, literally every single one I passed by complained how "lazy people are" "they need to come get their sh*t themselves, lazy a**es" just WOW was even afraid of asking for help so I left to go up to the Giant up the street. NEVER coming back.

They have good cakes and stuff but don't come to the breakfast bar I'm pregnant and hungry come here and see water eggs lol I'm so annoyed and hungry she say they can't make more they come like this in a bag and they steam the egg? Hmm ok

8pm and one register low. party of staff is totally overwhelmed the other part is already cleaning up.

I enjoy visiting different Whole foods locations. They have many items that are the same at each store and they also have inventory that seems uniquely stocked for certain neighborhoods. I love the H Street location. You can take the trolley from Union Station (really North Capital Street) and exit in front of the store. The location allows lots of sunshine from all the windows. The space is cheerful and nicely laid out. The upstairs area is perfect for eating lunch having coffee with a friend. I didn't notice a lot of employees on the floor but I was visiting at 8am. The salad bar even has black berries. You'll pay theme park prices but all the choices are fresh and nicely arranged. The vitamins/supplement area is smaller than P Street, NW or Eye Street, NW. The bakery had a nice bread and pastry selection. They even had S'more flavored macaroons. The seafood department was spotless and had an interesting assortment. The produce selection was the best I've seen any any location. The displays were creative and colorful. I had forgotten to bring my credit card and was short $1.00. The cashier told me not to worry about it. I appreciated the gesture. Bonus points for all the great stuffed animals on display all over the store.

This Whole Foods Market location is found on H Street & 6th Street, an easy find. My husband and I have actually visited this market a few times over the last few days since it is so close to our vacation rental. We first stopped by here this past Saturday, after we arrived into DC (horrible heat wave going on right now, but that's what we get for visiting in July). I love that this market has plenty of freshly baked variations of bread (also loved the free samples) and a plethora of desserts to pick from for purchase. But some of the English muffins in the back of the store didn't look very fresh and rather old and hard. Also some of the other baked goods did look old as well. My husband and I ended up purchasing water, bananas, oranges and bread on this visit. At the register, service was fast and friendly. I just want to mention that this Whole Foods store does have Amazon lockers (which we actually used since we had to receive a package while on vacation) for your convenience. Lots of great food items found at Whole Foods. It is just unfortunate that a lot of items are still rather pricey, even after Amazon's purchase (although Amazon Prime members do receive a small discount on various food items throughout the store).

When we decided to move to the city, my first disappointment was not having a Wegmans. I could walk to Wegmans before the move. I really didn't want to give up the marketside of that place. Well now I have Whole Foods, in walking distance might I add! I love coming here on the weekends for the taste of whole foods. Pretty great to sample many of the food items that they sell. Oh and also wine samples! I'm able to pick up a few exotic fruits and veggies without visiting the Asian market. My son and I love the hot food bar. The baked jerk chicken is delish! They have it most, if not everyday. We get a little clear cup to sample new items that we want to buy. Judge us not, try it! Lol Overall, I always have a good experience here. The staff talk to each other a lot, but it doesn't bother me.

Clean Whole Foods with a delicious hot bar and fresh fruit! It's Nov in DC and the strawberries were so good I wanted to walk back for more. I am berry queen so any fruits are for me. The first section I check is the produce section and theirs met my expectations. The line here was short for it to be dinner time, parking is minimal but available. I did see parking enforcement come out and start ticketing to be careful.

Whole Foods is truly outstanding. Mike at the seafood counter cut me two beautiful pieces of salmon, told me how to cook them, and gave me a few disposable pans. Brie yes like the cheese used his phone to confirm that aged Cabot cheddar was lactose free. This is important to me because I am on the Low FODMAP Dier. The Liw FODMAP Diet requires eating lactose free cheeses and when cheddar are aged the lactose ages out of them. I did not know that until Brie used his ojine to look it up and tell me. Brie also walked me over to the cheerios. Which was helpful. I am disabled, for now, and the staff was very helpful. The General manager had them put several disposable pans on hold for me which I later came by and picked up. I think very highly of the staff st Whole Foods.

I'm actually really surprised at the reviews that talk about how amazing the hot bar is. Let me start off with the positives. Staff is very nice, I always have really good conversation with the cashiers. The area for the most part is always clean. I love that there is indoor/outdoor seating! I was really excited about this Whole Foods when it first opened, but every time I eat at the hot bar the food is never fresh. It always looks like it's been out for awhile, so I always have to get pizza or ramen. This past weekend my boyfriend and I decide to go at like 12 on a Sunday. I mean you would thing the food would be somewhat fresh, beginning of lunch. My meatballs were cold. COLD. Like howwwww The catfish was cold, the barbecue chicken. We literally spent 20 dollars on cold food. It was so irritating. I actually wanted to take it back, but I was so tired and annoyed we just left. Really hope this gets better because I'm a fan of whole foods hot bar, but this location can't seem to get it right

I have been a regular shopper at this Whole Foods (H St.) since it first opened. I am usually pleased with the selection and the customer service. In the past couple of weeks I noticed that the security in the store seemed to be paying extra attention to my movements. Not wanting to believe that I would be profiled in my own community, I initially brushed it off. Yesterday was over the top. I made a game of having this clown run behind me to see if I was shoplifting. If this is going to be the norm then I will not shop Whole Foods again.

I liked shopping at this Whole Foods location. The employee at the checkout stand validated my parking. It was free for 90 minutes. They had a lot of great organic food, so I bought almost everything on my list. The employees were friendly and helpful and led me to their organic wine. They did not have Groundswell or Daily Red, but they had another brand for $10 and it was good. I asked somebody in the produce department if they had any organic broccoli, so he checked in the back. A few minutes later he wheeled out a cart with tons of crowns of broccoli on ice. I bought some and it was great. A manager was nearby when I checked out and she asked if I had a good experience and I said yes. She was so happy that she started dancing and it was funny.

Whole Foods in Washington DC is a great grocery store with a wide variety of high-quality products. The store is well-stocked and well-organized, making it easy to find what you're looking for - especially for an urban location. Additionally, the parking is very convenient and easy to access. However, the cashiers are very slow and can cause delays during checkout. Overall, despite the slow cashiers, Whole Foods in Washington DC is still a great store with a good selection of products and easy parking. I was able to buy some "discount" items for just slightly over what I would have paid in a normal grocery store.

Whole Foods H Street is the fourth store in DC and the first one in the NE quadrant. When they announced they'd open this store on H Street NE, people were shocked, but it seems like the neighborhood is happy they are here. Located on the west end of H Street NE near Union Station in the bottom floor of the urban chic condo building, The Apollo, this Whole Foods confirms that gentrification is now on H Street NE. It's clear their target audience is the young professional of DC. They have all their normal foods, but what stands out is the beer bar (with tons of beer on tap), the cafe, and pizza/ramen lines. It makes this Whole Foods a hang out spot as well as a grocery store. I have no doubt there will be long lines most nights as people enjoy the newest neighbor to H Street NE.

Everything "fresh" spoiled two days after my purchase. All the strawberries looked subpar and I thought maybe I could eat them before they go bad. No, the two I purchased had mold on them the next day. Aloe, fungus. Mushrooms, slimy. Potatoes, moldy. I'm very disappointed! I've never in all my years of shopping with Whole Foods experienced this! Even more disappointing is this was my first time at this location. Will not be coming back!

Save yourself from unnecessary harassment from staff and go to trader Joe few blocks up. I gave it 1 stars because most of the old staffs were my good friends... A mean clerk there to assist at customer self check out was SO rude from the beginning, speaking to me like I stole her boyfriend. I asked how to check out a food from hot bar..her reply was "this is suppose to be a self check out, you can read here at the bottom and assist yourself".. I couldn't believe it.. I raised my concern to the manager, she states "she will speak to her" ....I'm sure they are friends and they will chat and laugh about it in the break room...,

Whole Foods is one of my favorite grocery stores! Located right in the center of a bustling neighborhood on H St NE, this location is huge with an eating area if you want to stay a while. The best part is the FREE underground parking, with plenty of sizable parking spots!! I love Whole Foods even more now that they've collaborated with AmazonPrime to provide deals for Prime Members. I just scan my QR code (on the Whole Foods app) at the cash register and it's great to see dollars shaved off your grocery bill. My most recent Prime deal was on Wild Sockeye Salmon...regular $17.99 but Prime deal $9.99. What a deal!! I always stop by the hot/cold/prepared foods area to grab some chicken or soup or sushi, etc. The food is fresh and the staff takes good care to keep the area clean and fully stocked! On the opposite side, the smoothie/coffee/juice bar has pretty good options for a quick pick-me-up!

Great location, store is always clean. I love that there is an amazon return center located in the store.

I typically get things from this Whole Foods when I am using Amazon prime now. Sometimes it is OK but sometimes not that great. Yesterday I ordered things from them and for the most part everything was OK except for one thing was pictured one way and then sent a different way. But what I am really upset about is that this particular store thought it was OK to have almost dead flowers delivered to my house. I ordered flowers as a welcome home gift to someone and it has been less than 24 hours and the pedals are already falling off. When these flowers arrived I almost automatically thought to myself these things are hideous.

Staff here has adopted the unusual strategy of being extra unpleasant, making this without question the must-avoid Whole Foods in the entire DC region.

This Whole Foods is fine. I go here a couple times a week and you know, it's groceries. The shopping experience is never that great, the aisles are too small, there are too many rude people, and the lines for the cash registers frequently stretch down the aisles. I guess I could expect better considering the prices but maybe I'm just at that point in my life where I accept mediocrity instead of fighting it. It is tragic they changed their bakery bagels though. Their everything bagels used to be the best bagels in town but a few months ago they must have changed the recipe. Now they are just generic bread with too few toppings. Oh well.

H Street is now officially a Whole Foods neighborhood. And it's not a small WF either. Indeed, it's one of the most substantial ones I've seen, and it's a very good stop for some things. Notably, if you're looking for plant-based protein they're strong on fried bean snacks, bean-based noodles, and vegan protein shakes. That being said, you'll find plenty else. It's expensive stuff, of course, but with Amazon's new (and slightly scary) partnership, an Amazon prime account and some homework to set up the appropriate app now yields extra discounts. The location is on the streetcar and not terribly far from Union Station, and it has parking, usable bathrooms, and ample indoor and outdoor seating. I'm old enough that I remember a time before grocery stores offered these things, and then a time when such stores existed but not in neighborhoods east of the Capitol. But now, a trip to the H Street Whole Foods can yield all sorts of pleasures.

My regular Whole Foods! This store is convenient for those of us in NE and is easy to get to by Metrobus if coming by public transportation. It's also not as crazy as the P Street Whole Foods. There are a few issues though. Some of the sections are smaller than other Whole Foods in the area, such as the bulk food section and the number of local items in the produce section. I've found that some basic items aren't for sale here, prompting me to have to go to the Giant down the street. The customer service can also be hit or miss. At times, the cashiers don't bag groceries. Also, the bread is not freshly baked! I recently went to slice a loaf and the bread was frozen inside. The employee in the bakery section did not seem surprised.

Well stocked and never crowded when I visit, typically on weekdays in the morning. It is a Whole Foods. Not much different than the other ones I have shopped. The fresh fruit area seems to have less variety than the store on P St. but it may be the cramped layout of that section. The deli counter staff is the best. The prices on some staple items are very reasonable. The prices on some specialty items is insane. The hot bar of breakfast food is an expensive joke, and not a very funny one. Some items will never have value if you have to buy it by weight. Example: Egg whites, two moderate scoops were $5 and change. Just avoid it unless they figure a better pricing model. A quarter pound of hot bar food like beef stir-fry should not be the same as the same weight of eggs whites. They do have a cool bar area upstairs that might be cool for happy hour.

Taking one star off because they gated the underground parking lot. This makes anyone trying to get out have to step hard on the gas to get up the steep incline upon exiting. I understand that perhaps people were abusing the free parking off of H Street and the ticketed gate had to be added, but it ain't pleasant.

Clean store with fresh healthy food options! The location is great and the staff is always very nice and helpful.

Affordable, delicious salad bar and container of yogurt breakfast this morning! Wonderful start to the day...it hadn't started teeming buckets yet!!

Went into one for the first time today and I thought it was the largest grocery store I've been in. I've seen products in this store that I've never seen before. Only downside is that they were pricey. I got some food from their hot bar and it was good. I got the ginger- lime fu, chocolate raspberry ganache, tirimisu, and slaw.

I really like this location. It is convenient too. The workers are always friendly and helpful. I remember the first day for grand opening in March. I received a Whole Foods bag full of goodies! It was given to the first 200 people who arrived when the store open. I am still a loyal customer! Every time I come the employers greet me with a smile. I love to buy Fresh Fruits & Vegetables from Whole Foods only. I also get a slice of pizza! (food bar) before I leave. If you haven't downloaded the Whole Foods app to receive savings. What are you waiting for lol.

I've had consistently good experience with their delivery service. The orders are packed with care. Plus, the driver was kind enough to offer bringing my groceries all the way to my doorstep (3rd floor apartment). Also, the employees at Whole Foods provide excellent customer service. I ordered a few items for pick up but had to tie my dog to a pole outside. I mentioned it to an associate and the woman who was working on my order called me and offered to bring it outside.

Tried mochi ice cream for the first time and it was phenomenal. I had to look this up, but according to the number one information engine (Wikipedia), Mochi ice cream is "a confection made from Japanese mochi (pounded sticky rice) with an ice cream filling". Honestly, the outside of the ice cream melts in your mouth. Absolutely divine. MUST TRY !!!

The new Whole Foods is on my side of town and I really appreciate the convenience. I don't buy a lot from Whole Foods because they tend to be overpriced but one thing they do have that I absolutely love is Halo Top. I hate going all the way over to foggy bottom to find out they don't have the flavor I'm looking for. Alas, on the first day of the new Whole Foods they have all the flavors I was looking for. This may not last but today was a good day. Also I love that it is so spacious. At Foggy Bottom the line funnels do to the lack of space but here they have express lines and it's spread. I didn't have to wait. It was wonderful. I will definitely be back and look forward to trying some of their local events. Update, I'm doing 30 days vegan and they have a great selection of vegan treats and most importantly, they have 2.99 wine!!! But 6 bottles of ANY wine and you get 10 % off, including the 2.99 wine! You can't beat that. I purchased 3 bottles but haven't tasted it yet. The girl who checked me out liked the Chardonnay so I got that. She was so awesome, friendly and helpful. I was I knew her name to give her a shout out because she was the best!

First impressions are I am impressed the store actually opened at 7 am on a Saturday morning. I thought I would be the only weirdo walking in but there were already customers shopping, some with their young kids and others on their own. I was greeted by a couple of people but otherwise left to my own. I picked up a few of the grand opening specials including mangoes (5 for $5), avocados (5 for $5), ribeye steak ($9.99/lb), lobster tails (2 for $10), and a baguette from St. Germain ($1). I liked that workers were friendly to customers and with each other; most of them were doing something, and I liked that in the seafood and meat area, there were employees behind the counter. You'd think some of the items were expensive, but I found reasonably priced items throughout, including grapes for $1.99/lb, mushrooms for $1.99, and tomatoes for $1.78/lb. Of course, it being a new store and seemingly all on one floor (there is parking below and there is a floor above for the bar), it made navigating through the aisles a breeze. I stuck mostly to the perimeter and noticed a few interesting things including an area with a pasta bar (right now it's $4.99/lb and there were cooking instructions for the ravioli, gnocchi, tortellini, etc.), self serve mochi (2 for $3, 10 for $12), and a juicer for orange juice. I was bummed the salad bar area wasn't stocked when I finally got around to it. There might have been some hot breakfast items and a little bit of salad, but most of the area was empty. I also didn't see my beloved pecan roll/sticky bun or see cake balls in the tea cookies section. I made up for it with the purchase of a croissant ($1.99, eh tasting), a jelly filled beignet and a chocolate beignet filled with nutella (each $1.59). Bagels were $0.99 each. All in all, not too bad and pretty public transportation friendly. The X1 and X2 pick up right outside the store; the DC Streetcar rolls by periodically; there is a Capital Bikeshare station across the street, and there is bike parking along the front on H St.