We have been shopping at sprouts for many years and this is a new location to us. I went there…read moretoday and I needed some specific products and questions answered. To my surprise I got in touch with the right person named Vera who is also a manager at the store. She was helpful not only in finding the items i needed but also helping me answer the questions and sharing her experiences. I would recommend her any day and thank her foe her friendliness with customers like me.

--Location/Parking-- Located in the shopping center shared…read morewith multiple business outlets on the edge of Johns Creek and Alpharetta. There was plenty of parking, but on a Saturday it can be quite busy but no a far walk to the store. --Ambience-- Sprouts has various locations, and all have similar layout and sails. I really like this location because of their deli is always fully stocked and if you come on the right day they can have discounts. --Service/Staff-- Service can vary per store, but they do need to have more cashier available at all times. --Products/Service-- Recommended for their selection, be warned that the Spouts name brand does not mean a lower price on the item. --Capacity-- Indoor capacity can hold 100 people. It is a fully operational supermarket. --Overall-- Great selection on fresh food. I wish they had a bigger organic selection and service can vary depending on the time and date.

This location isn't in our normal area, but we visit it when we're in the area. They have a good…read moreselection of food, and the hot bar looks scrumptious, though I've never actually gotten food from it - if there was one nearby, I'd definitely be tempted to do it though. Staff here have been friendly and helpful whenever we've asked questions or been looking for something specific.

I'll preface this review with I normally don't shop here - I don't have "Whole Foods Money" thanks…read moreto two daycare bills, but I digress.... The main reason I come to Whole Foods is for Too Good To Go Bags. I won't spend my review talking about that program, but if log into their app and see they have Whole Food bags, I try to get them! What's different about this location is that you have to go to each department to get the bag, instead of all bags being up front (like other stores I've visited). Everyone in each department is so friendly and helpful. I'm sure we'll be stopping here again!

Been here a couple of times. I have a product I purchased Called Bee pollen. It's suppose to help…read morewith acquiring immunity towards pollen season , allergies , sinus issues & overall skin issues. The store employee did warn me. When I made the first time purchase that this product can cause allergic reaction. Which was quite informative. It gets busy sometimes around 3. I usually try and pop in on a Monday.

We came in for two Smoothies and there was only one person working. This store is in a busy area…read moreand needs to be staffed appropriately. If you're in a hurry do not come here. If you nothing but time to kill then come here. I personally will take my business back the store on Old Milton.

Staff is awesome and always fast. I come weekly 4-5 times a week for the Strawberry Hulk! Keep up…read morethe good work!

I recently had a disappointing experience at the Whole Foods Market in Duluth, GA…read more I purchased two containers of strawberries from the same display. I ate one that appeared fresh, but the next morning I opened the second container and found several strawberries heavily covered with mold. Visible mold on soft fruits is a food safety concern, not just a cosmetic issue. Mold spreads microscopic spores, and contamination is often present before it becomes visible. That's why food safety guidance generally recommends discarding moldy berries rather than picking out the bad ones. When I returned the moldy container along with the empty container from the berries I had already eaten, the refund was processed, but the manager's primary response was to tell me that empty containers would not be accepted for refunds in the future. The bigger issue wasn't the refund policy. It was the lack of concern that I had already consumed strawberries from what appeared to be the same compromised batch. I expected someone to ask about my well-being and inspect the remaining inventory, not focus first on the return policy. Whole Foods has built its reputation on premium-quality produce. I hope this store strengthens both its fresh fruit quality control and its food safety training for customer service staff.

Customer service is not there! Return policy is bad. Think twice before buy because you will not…read moreable to return!!