The bottom line: Fresh, local, and organic veggies and meats at a reasonable price (for their high)…read morequality. My favorite part of mom's is the fruits and veggies--you can absolutely taste the difference. Red bell peppers are sweeter, scallions are thicker, greens are more plump. Although I don't often buy meat from moms--except for my annual Thanksgiving turkey--but the local meats and sausage are top quality. The Mom's brand items are also strong options--the coffee is cheap and from a local roaster and the milk (is not cheap but) is very tasty. I love that they have free coffee daily; I always grab a half cup when shopping on a weekend. Although not organic, the beer selection is super, well curated, not overwhelming options, with a range of styles. Investing in food is investing in one's health, the community, and earth and I don't mind paying a bit more for all of that, and the flavor boost. Go to your MOM's!

If you want to "save the environment" like Scott claims then why are you still printing your logo…read moreon the paper bags? I certainly don't need a logo on the bag that I have to pay for now. Stop printing the bags if you really want to lesson your impact on the environment. They charged me fifty cents for a bag. I couldn't believe it! I asked for a bag and got charged for two. Make sure you ask for a receipt! Also be very careful as the strawberries and other fruit on the shelf has visible mold and the employees don't remove it, they will just sell it to you. It also opens so late and closes early for a grocery store. It doesn't open until 9 am! Most health food stores open a 6 am. Then they close at 9pm, at least an hour earlier than Wholefoods that offers FREE paper bags and a real prepared foods section/butcher.

Disgusting!!! I brought a watermelon from there NEVER AGAIN. At this point it's best to grow our…read moreown food.

I love how this Whole Foods feels so neighborly. The other day I went there, bought my lunch, and…read moreate it outside in the seating area. The outside space does need to be cleaned though. For the first time I tried their Sonoma chicken salad wrap & it was delicious - had grapes & nuts in it. I also got a drink from one of my favorite brands that they sell - Joe Tea, I got the flavor, half & half - basically an Arnold Palmer. My favorite flavor is the peach tea, which they haven't recently had, at least I haven't seen it. I definitely recommend this location. Only thing really that's a bit hectic is the parking; very tight & limited space.

This place is my Go To for food shopping close to work…read more As most neighborhood WFs, it's got your standard stuff, your food bars, your meat dept, self serve stations, etc. And a pretty good coffee shop service near one of the entrances. Clean, organized, amd ample space. Plenty of space for cars with their underground garages. They have ample employees handling each area and dept. Like some others, they run out of stuff depending on the merchandise. Employees, for the most part, have been very helpful and willing to assist with requests. BTW, I do like their pizza options & sizes and hot food bars here.

Your hot bar has a problem - whoever fixes the food is over-salting some of the vegetables. Dont…read moreyou have someone who periodically taste tests some of the food??? This should be a healthy place to eat, not a salt-lick.

I stopped in to do a return for Amazon and was welcome by the staff very quickly. They help me…read morereturn my items and we're so nice about it. Highly recommend this return spot for Amazon. Afterwards, you can always take a walk around the store and see lots of yummy yummy things along with Tastings of food and then they have the people out. Food is great! Nice music playing in the background as well.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTBx4Trwj/…read more The manager, Guy, is a problem and based on the reviews, it looks like there are a few others. Clean up your act Whole Foods. You are too expensive for this foolishness. Alexandria is the wrong city for your attitude Guy. Plus you look stupid and ignorant.

Visiting from out of town and rather overwhelmed and dazzled by this gleaming, 45,000 square foot…read morestore. Attached parking garage offers 90 minutes of free parking. Atmosphere was a bit crazy as it was the evening before Thanksgiving, but it definitely could have been much worse. Every employee we spoke to was helpful. Did have to wait a bit to catch the eye of someone in the bakery area, and was a bit disappointed that they did not have any gluten free offerings but directed us to the freezer section. Having said that, we did select some delicious GF cupcakes from the freezer section and found all the other GF ingredients we were looking for.

Always a good shopping experience here. This store is always pristine & nicely stocked. We found…read morewhat we needed & then some lol. I was SO EXCITED to score some French pistachio petit pot! Oh yeah baby this girl is in heaven!!! IYKYK The self check out is nice and the staff is always super friendly & helpful!

YAY - welcome to Crystal City/National Landing area, Whole Foods!…read more The space is not as large, and the selection is somewhat limited; there were some specific brands/items we were looking for, and they didn't carry them. I'm hoping more will continue to be added in the future! We were able to pickup some strawberries, as while it was noted to be 'fresh', some were bruised in the packaging T___T The checkout line, especially the self-checkout side, was a little confusing; there was a staff readily available to assist, but there was also a area to stand in line, but customers were entering on both ends. Garage parking is just steps away. +limited selection +bruised produce +garage parking available

This recently opened Whole Foods Market on Crystal Dr in Arlington feels smaller compared to other…read moreWhole Foods stores I've visited in northern Virginia. However, I appreciated its clean look with white tiles, and they even have an outdoor seating area for customers. Regarding food products, they are similar to those in other locations, but with fewer options. The store's smaller size makes the aisles narrower. The staff was friendly, and checkout was quick and easy, just like at other locations.

Stalks of lemongrass was my elusive ingredient for a while. It was nowhere to be found at Whole…read moreFoods, Trader Joe's, Rice Market, or Good Fortune in Virginia. I gave Streets Market a try and it was hanging with the herbs in the produce section. My lemongrass chicken has now become one of my favorite meals to make. My dinner party guests a while ago loved it. Besides being a surprising place to find lemongrass, Streets is well stocked and convenient for almost anything in your kitchen. Your cooking, baking, snacking, and partying needs can all be met here. On the side, the prepared food section even looks good. The alcohol section in the back is quite expansive. Sometimes I like to peak in to see what flavors of Eastcider or canned cocktails they have. It's usually a little different from other stores. The Asian foods section is robust, with a very wide selection of instant noodles and Buldak ramen! Even though items can be a few dollars more here, it's worth giving it a try if you need something that you cannot get to a large grocery store for. Plus, Streets is well spread out through the city. Some are a little bit different than others, like the 14th St. location has a coffee shop and a section for food cooked to order.

Nice little store close by the hotel where I was staying so I could get some items for breakfast…read moreand snacks. The service was kind and warm, with people who helpfully pointed me toward the items I needed and even opened my non-screwcap water. It's not going to have everything you need, but they have a lot more than you'd expect.

On the bottom floor of the Avec, this Lidl is spacious with wide aisles. To get a card, you have to…read moreinsert a quarter, which you'll get back once you lock it on your way out. There's produce, wine, cheese, all the groceries with more affordable prices. At times, the checkout lines move slowly, but staff are nice from my experience.

I visited this Aldi about two weeks after it opened (June 2025). I asked the cashier how business…read morewas doing. He said it was slow. This is a smaller store than most. There is decent produce. The bakery choices are minimal. DC allows beer & wine. The soda selection was barely there. The household goods area had your basic choices (paper goods, cleaning items & a few interesting items). The parking garage is hot. I feel bad for the slow employee trying to help with tickets. Parking is free for 60 minutes. You can validate your ticket by the elevator. The best thing about this H Street location is having Ben's Chili Bowl nearby. I would have a companion pick up a to go order. The neighborhood still isn't great. I would not visit this location in the evening by myself. I didn't see security anywhere. The cashier said there was an "incident" about an hour before we arrived, which was early afternoon. The store & bathrooms are clean. I hope this Aldi can survive here.