I had to deal with associate Alexandra. When i went to check out i had my wagon and the associate…read morethat was checking people out tried to tell me she would not help put my stuff in the wagon because she does not want to bend down, i then proceeded to let her know that I can put my stuff in my own wagon. She then said that she scans fast and started throwing my stuff at my that i put on the belt. I let her know it was her job to scan people and she didn't have to be rude she rolled her eyes and told me that i should of used a basket. i told her to allow me a moment while i put everything in my wagon so i can pay. when i went to pay and ask for my receipt she told me i had to wait and finish everything on the screen which it was nothing on the screen i let her know. she threw the receipt at me a and told me bye get out of the store. i will be letting everyone on my social media know to not go to this store and to watch out for Alexandria. She didn't want to provide me with corporate number or did she want to give me the manager information.

My mom turned me on to this place. It's an odd little assortment of sorts. They have beer and…read morewine, some popular brands at discounted prices. The cheeses are a full spectrum for entertainment or just to keep your gut-biome top notch. I also love browsing through the middle section which has portable workout stuff, hats, cookware... I always find something to take home with me. Don't forget to bring a quarter for the shopping cart, you get your quarterback when you are done. And you'll also need a bag or two.

A Whole Foods is a Whole Foods is a Whole Foods, right? Well, kind of. Not all Whole Foods…read morelocations are created equal. While my previous Whole Foods location carried Snap Kitchen meals, this location does not. They are however Amazon equip and unless you're a body builder, definitely affordable lazy gal meal prep approved. Specifically, their rosemary chicken with lemon fingerling potatoes and green beans, a family meal that will run you $26.99. I repeat, a meal fit to feed an entire family, 6.7lbs of quality food, 5 or so thick chicken breasts with two sides for 26.99. Unlike the rest of the world, I'm excited to see the lack of proteinification on every aisle. I too am on a plan requiring an unearthly amount of protein abd good fiber and Ofcourse they offer plenty of options, but the store seems organized in a way to primary support protein from whole or whole ish foods and generally includes options with minimal additives as opposed to the addition of whey protein to literally everything. I can't say I feel financially responsible when shopping at Whole Foods, but I can say that I appreciate a few tried and true staples that they seem to exclusively carry, and for that, meal prep, and consistently great service, I'm thankful.

I only went in to return an Amazon delivered product, which was not compatible. It's thrilling I…read morecould stop at my local Whole Foods and return the Amazon packages that do not suit me or are defective or incompatible. Amazon makes this so easy to do and I am so very grateful. Thx, again! Great service!

Jill and I did our obligatory $100 Costco run (LOL). On the way back we drove by Wholesome Bites…read more We turn around and went in and was warmly welcome by Jennifer (the owner). We purchased some Pumpkin Oat Date Bars (DF & Vegan) and they were amazing. Lots of Keto lunch and dinner choices too!!!. All are organic that comes from local farm in Conroe, TX. Give Jennifer and her team a try!!!

Wonderful! I will be ordering from them every week now! Good healthy options and I love that it's a…read morefamily owned business!

Honestly, one of my favorite places to grocery shop. The store is always really clean and…read moreeverything feels fresh and well stocked. The prices are actually pretty reasonable, especially for their various organic options. I also like that they carry a lot of things you don't easily find at regular grocery stores. Their vitamins and supplements section is really impressive too. The cashier, Vince, was very cheerful and enthusiastic. He was friendly, easy to talk to, and just had a really positive attitude that you don't always see at grocery stores. Overall, it's just a great place to shop if you want fresh produce, healthier options, and friendly staff.

Customer service is extremely poor especially in the afternoon…read more Even when calling in I got hung up on and wasn't really given good customer devices which Is another thing. Two stars because the store seems clean and neat but the customer service and understanding is very poor, my experience with this store has been nothing but negative.

When it comes to cold pressed juices made with fruits and vegetables, the brand I tend to prefer is…read moreactually a local Houston operation called Just Made. I wanted to learn more about the company since it's local and I often find the juices in the produce section while shopping at HEB. The founders, Norma and Walter Nimocks, decided to bring juices to the masses after experimenting with various combinations and recipes. Norma, as I discovered, is originally from Ecuador, but the Nimocks's travels throughout Central and South America also apparently inspired them as they went about creating shots and juices. Although I haven't tried any of the Just Made wellness shots, I definitely get the juices often. I would say my favorite thus far is Ginger Greens (Immunity) which includes: kale, spinach, pineapple and ginger. It tastes great and has a dark green label. Also included are coconut water, pear juice and lime juice. The flavors are well balanced. My second favorite juice is the Beets & Turmeric which includes: beets, orange juice, coconut water, pear juice and carrot. One would initially expect the beets to overpower everything else in the mix, but again, this is a well balanced blend. Another flavor I tried recently is the Pineapple Ginger, which is delicious. Overall, I highly recommend these juices because it's a great tasting, affordable healthy option (priced just over $3 for the 11.8 oz bottles).

Delicious and nutritionally-dense juices in plastic bottles (lemonades, too) found and many local…read moremarkets throughout the US. My fave is the Just Better Greens - a green juice blend with Kale, Cukes and Spirulina. This is right up my alley when I want a juice quickly and have no time to juice at home.

We used to purchase millets from them and the product was good quality. However, the guy there is…read morean arrogant idiot, who has no idea on how to talk to customers. Will never buy from him any more.

I ordered the food through Grubhub. First, they missed two out of four items in my order. I had to…read morediscover this myself and was not informed beforehand. This is very discourteous as customers expect really a compete order or a courtesy call to replace. Second, the food was really bad. Pav Bhaji- bhaji was really thin, watery, bland and really not bhaji one is used to eating. Second, samosa Masala- cold samosas, with half boiled hard peas. One star or zero stars all the way.

The customer service is great here!!!!! I feel bad for the employees after seeing how people from…read morethe woodlands treat them. They deserve a huge raising after dealing with these rude customers. Made tons of visits to this location and the hot bar, pizza, sweets/deserts, all of it was on point. The checkout line has been consistent in always smiling and being courteous. Absolute favorite location.

2 stars. The hot…read morefood was genuinely good. The chicken tikka masala was fresh, flavorful, and one of the better prepared items I've had from the hot bar recently. I also want to recognize Patrick, who was working in the back stocking/unloading items. He took the time to go check for a product for me, came back personally, and let me know it was unavailable. I appreciated the effort and professionalism. Unfortunately, the experience at checkout completely changed the tone of my visit. The cashier, Marilyn, never greeted me, never acknowledged me when I spoke to her, and never thanked me at the end of the transaction. From beginning to end, there was not a single word exchanged from her side. When she handed me my receipt, her demeanor felt dismissive and honestly unpleasant. Idk what that attitude was about but imagine how quickly this could've gone downhill had I handled her just as rudely as she handled me. What stood out most is that there was no negative interaction beforehand that would have explained the behavior. Even if a greeting was somehow missed, there is no reason a customer should leave without at least hearing "thank you." One employee's poor customer service can easily overshadow the positive work of others, and that's exactly what happened here. Whole Foods needs to do better with consistency in customer experience, especially at the register where customers leave with their final impression of the store.