Beyond terrible. The seafood here is atrocious. Almost anything you choose ("fresh") will be…read moreextremely rubbery dry and flavorless when you cook it at home. I've been cooking and catching seafood for years and never have had such horrible quality. Literally like eating a shoe. I felt so bad for the animals that died for nothing. And the staff? Watch out for the young kids that work here if you choose to wear shorts or a dress. They will howl, whistle, cat call you. It's embarrassing and degrading to have a man YELL god damn at you

The store is clean and has a great selection, just our experience with the staff was unpleasant…read more Last night at self checkout we brought to their attention a pricing error on a box of cereal. The man who helped us went and checked the price. He brought back a picture of the tag. All he needed to say was Sorry mam (to my wife) you grabbed the wrong box, or something along those lines. Instead. he was very rude and condescending to her and insinuated it was her error. We could careless about the dollar, just expected to be treated with respect. I went back and took a picture of the shelf along with the price tag. We bought the family size, you be the judge.

They must have had a lot of turn over here as there are many new and pleasant people working here -…read morefinally!!! Very clean - employees actively cleaning floors, stocking. Produce all very fresh. The premade packaged foods for on -the-go were freshly made. Nothing expired or past date that I saw on this trip. I was able to get some fresh fruit chopped up for half price to bring to a get together today. The woman who cashed me out was very nice, just starting her shift at the register, and was conversative which was nice. Once I finished loading groceries into my car a nice employee -older man -asked if he could take my cart for me. I was just about to bring it back inside myself but this was nice and we told each other to have a nice day. Just some simple kindness goes a long way. I am happy to see the change in attitude here with these new employees. Definitely for the better!

This Whole Foods in Bellingham is not far from my condo in Providence and I was in the area…read morevisiting friends. The store itself feels a bit smaller than other ones I've been to, but the cleanliness and the staff are top notch. I was looking for some beverages and they had a good selection of seltzer water, sodas and teas. I have always trusted their 365 private label brand, they do a great job on matching or exceeding the quality of national labels, great job, Whole Foods. The story of this chain goes like this, in 1978, twenty-five-year-old college dropout John Mackey and twenty-one-year-old Renee Lawson (Hardy), borrowed $45,000 from family and friends to open the doors of a small natural foods store called SaferWay in Austin, Texas. When the couple got booted out of their apartment for storing food products there, they decided to simply live at the store. Since it was zoned commercial, there was no shower stall. Instead, they bathed in the Hobart dishwasher, which had an attached water hose. Two years later, John and Renee partnered with Craig Weller and Mark Skiles to merge SaferWay with their Clarksville Natural Grocery, resulting in the opening of the original Whole Foods Market on September 20, 1980. At 10,500 square feet and a staff of 19, this store was quite large in comparison to the standard health food store of the time. Less than a year later, on Memorial Day in 1981, the worst flood in 70 years devastated the city of Austin. Caught in the flood waters, the store's inventory was wiped out and most of the equipment was damaged. The losses were approximately $400,000 and Whole Foods Market had no insurance. Customers and neighbors voluntarily joined the staff to repair and clean up the damage. Creditors, vendors and investors all provided breathing room for the store to get back on its feet and it re-opened only 28 days after the flood. Beginning in 1984, Whole Foods Market began its expansion out of Austin, first to Houston and Dallas and then into New Orleans with the purchase of Whole Food Company in 1988. In 1989, they expanded to the West Coast with a store in Palo Alto, California. While continuing to open new stores from the ground up, the company fueled rapid growth by acquiring other natural foods chains. Amazon bought Whole Foods Market for $13.7 billion on August 24, 2017. It was a much-talked about match that shook the world of retail. The deal saw an online powerhouse acquire a beloved organic grocer. It also marked a massive foray into the realm of brick-and-mortar grocery for Amazon. So far, the venture seems to have been a good thing for both. Amazon Prime customers get weekly specials at Whole Foods and the grocery chain gets the stable financial backing of a mega technology giant.

Nice price , clean different items can buy inside too friendly employees, Happy Easterread more

Multiple occasions when the pumps aren't activating. Continuous delays as a result. Credit card…read moreprocesses, but the pumps don't activate.

The good: They have some decent cuts of meat that are tough to find at other grocery stores…read more The Bad: This store seems to be extremely overpriced compared to others. It's really that bad. We go if we need some steaks only because other stores are shaving their steaks down to slivers. But it'll cost ya. The produce is really bad, usually old and rubbery. Go to Market Basket for better produce. Usually if we are making a steak dinner we buy all the ingredients at Market Basket and then come here to buy the steak. Everything here is about 10 to 20 percent higher cost. And it's obvious, the place is usually empty, you'll never see a lot of customers in this store.

They have awesome sushi, and you can have specially made to order while you shop! Wednesday price…read moreodds $5.99. A bargain

A great neighborhood convenience store with lots of surprising options for ethnic foods and an…read moreamazing drink selection. The people that run it are also incredibly kind and thoughtful. They always remember me.

I find it hard to be as excited for this place as Jamie S It's a convenience store and it has all…read morethe basics, I'll give you that much. On my visit today, it also had a woman behind the counter who was a bit too occupied watching the TV as she was with helping the customer. While it is a pretty good location, I can think of quite a few more places within a two minute drive where I would feel more welcomed along with my business.

Don't come here past 7Pm. They are closed down. Online says store closes at 7:30 went in around…read more7:10PM and only thing available was coffee.

Friendly staff. No…read moredrive-thru though, so parking can be a little of a pain and the line can grow fast. But the staff seems fast and friendly, no complaints about them.

Everything is excellent at BJ's in Franklin. Can't beat their prices if you've a mid-size to…read morelarge family. Way to go

This will be short and sweet. The prices were great AND their pumps are upgraded so that you can…read morescan your card from the app on your phone. The last time I tried this at the BJ's closest to my home, I was unable to scan my card on my phone and they could only accept the physical plastic card at the pump. I stopped at another gas station off the highway a few exits into MA and left when I saw that premium gas was $4.89/gallon! I was glad to pay their price here after seeing that. I added a photo when I checked in to show the price. But now I don't see it! Premium was $4.30 something. So between $4.30 and $4.39 somewhere, which is so much better than $4.89! I definitely saved a few bucks here.