Kristin and Mike Murray own and operate this thriving mom and pop organic farm. They grow…read moreeverything without the use of chemicals. They have a wide variety of selection available and even have their own stand conveniently located at 78th and Riverview. They have always been very helpful and the veggies are always nice and fresh! Whether it's Tomatoes Cucumbers, or Squash. They've got us covered. Thanks Mike and Kristin!

We go here for our fruits and vegetables every week. They have a great variety and they're fresh…read more We go thru a watermelon and cantaloupe a week. I made fresh green beans and red potatoes Yum! They're very friendly and if their help is there will help carry to your car. The nice older gentleman gave me a pumpkin this week. One of them had BBQ ribs and I fixed them today. Mmmm Good

They way over charge!! And when they don't give you a receipt and yove paid for someone else's…read morefood, they won't help you!! They did not give me a receipt, and I went to return the food that they charged me for they would do anything even though they lady that want charged was right there asking about the food she didn't get charged for. I went back 2 minutes later.. all bad! And don't get me started on the ribs or rib tips.. yikes!! They are all bad. So tough and fatty!! Ick!

Nice folks, wonderful local produce (organic sellers, as well as others), flowers and plants, baked…read moregoods (including someone who sells freshly baked sourdough bread, with fun options like the addition of raisins, chocolate chips . .). And cookies of all flavors and sizes and nationalities!

Out of all the Whole Foods in the area this location has by far the best meats. 119th locations is…read moresecond and the Metcalf location is definitely the worse. The butcher's here are quite knowledgeable, personable, and helpful. The butcher's at the Metcalf location are the worst. So coming the this location for meat is always a treat! The store is easy to navigate and I can get in and out pretty quick. The downside is product availability. This location is the busiest one in the area so product availability is really bad. More times than not if I need something I'll go to the 119th location to be absolutely sure I can get the food items I need. Overall, I'm here everyday, it's 8 mins from my house, the meat is top notch and amazing, it's my favorite daily grocery store to go to.

I haven't been into Whole Foods in quite sometime but it was a convenient stop. Everything was…read moreorganized but the staff at the self checkout was rude. Disappointed in the customer service- they were too busy to assist me even though it's their job. They directed me to get a different associate to help, which was frustrating while they stood there. Typically an easy stop, but customer service could definitely be improved.

This Whole Foods was smaller than I expected, which led to less choice in the salad bar, bakery and…read moreprepared selection. However, I was able to get what I needed and the staff were super friendly and helpful.

Very disappointing experience from a business we have supported for more than three decades. We…read moreshop here several times a week and have generally trusted the pricing and customer service, which made this situation even more frustrating. A loaf of Brioche bread was clearly marked at $5 on the display stand, but it rang up at $7 at checkout. When we questioned it, the clerk went back, took a photo of the display and explained that the sign was only meant to "draw attention" and was not actually the price for that bread. That explanation made little sense, especially since the bread on the display appeared to be the same product. My wife later called and spoke with the manager, Kelly, regarding what we viewed as false or misleading advertising. Unfortunately, the response was dismissive and unapologetic. Rather than acknowledging the confusion or offering to make it right, the pricing display was defended by claiming the marked price applied to bread on the other side of the stand. What concerns me most is how many customers likely never notice these discrepancies. We only caught it by chance, and I suspect many others simply pay the higher amount without realizing it. After being longtime loyal customers, this experience and the lack of accountability have caused us to reconsider shopping here. Leadership should be aware of how situations like this are handled because customer loyalty can disappear quickly when trust is lost.

I'm from out of town but love to check out Whole Foods in other cities. They didn't disappoint I…read morelove Whole Foods.

Avoid the salad bar! They are out of ranch dressing and the worker person didn't even bother to go…read moreget some off the shelf! Sad! Two stars.

​I randomly visited the Lenexa Sprouts location for the first time since it opened. I used to live…read moreright behind this lot before the store was built, and what an upgrade! I wish it was around when I was living in the area. I would definitely be a regular customer! I visited on a quiet Tuesday afternoon, and the store was organized, neat, and easy to navigate, which was a lovely start. ​I had two main items on my mission: grabbing the Back to Nature Peanut Butter Creme Crackers (a snack I became obsessed with after a trip to New York!) and picking up a specific protein powder for my mom, which was on a great Buy One, Get One 50% Off deal. ​However, the real highlight was the service, thanks to Dahlia, a head cashier employee who stopped to help us. Dahlia was incredibly kind and went above and beyond. She walked us through the free rewards program, explaining not only how to find coupons but also detailing a huge deal: if you buy $100 or more in health & beauty products (including that protein powder!) within a three-month span, you will be able to get 30% off your next purchase. She explained that the purchases history for this deal resets after the three months are up. ​She even took the time to offer personalized recommendations, sharing her own experience with thinning and oily hair and suggesting specific shampoo and conditioner products for me to try. After Dahlia helped me with the rewards sign-up, I checked out with a different cashier. This cashier was also super nice; she knew I was setting up the account and proactively made sure I either entered my phone number or had my rewards barcode scanned before I paid, guaranteeing I got my points for that trip. ​The service didn't end there! I had a $3 off coupon for the protein powder that wouldn't go through due to the store's poor cell service/Wi-Fi connection. Dahlia, without hesitation, simply gave me $3 back in cash to honor the coupon deal--that is truly above and beyond customer service. ​I highly recommend this location! The product selection is great, and the atmosphere is pleasant, but the staff--especially Dahlia--is what makes this store shine.

I love Sprouts. The vegetarian selections are great and the fish section is incredible. Stopped by…read morein the afternoon on New Year's Eve and they still had KING CRAB LEGS! That is honestly unheard of. They were delicious! The pieces at Sprouts can be high but the sales are GREAT! Shops the sales and the prices are better than other grocery stores nearby. Love the healthy choices and great produce.

It's always my go to and they are VERY efficient at this location! Food is good pricing, the…read morecauliflower buffalo dip is a MUST, & they always have what I need in stock!! Thank you for your service here guys!

This place SLAYS! I am honestly fascinated by the employees. They are STEALTH as they are…read moreconstantly restocking the shelves, moving throughout the aisles like ninjas, and ringing people up at twice the speed of a normal human. The remarkable employees aside, the store itself is big, clean, and CHEAP. Currently as grocery prices are at an all time high, I shop at Aldi first. It only makes sense. This is by far my favorite location. I like to see the ninjas in action.