I wanna say Alysha was so nice and she helped me bring my 2 jugs of water to my car I couldn't do…read moreit but she was happy to help me

Your employee Allen was so friendly and helpful! He helped me find every item I needed and helped…read moreme pick out a wonderful watermelon!

Great selection of supplements and protein bars. Their clearance section is also huge and I got a…read moregreat steal on products I wanted to try!

Peter was awesome. Was very knowledgeable about the different supplements and even threw in some…read moresamples with my purchase. Will definitely be back!

Tiny shop, big soul. No frills, no fluff, no bells, no whistles, just a ridiculously solid…read moreselection of essential oils, herbs, roots, extracts, and a small collection of extras (maybe even a literal bell somewhere, who knows). I've picked up multiple kinds of lavender here, lemon oil, clove, tea tree (a staple), and in-house blends like Brain Power, Alertness, and one of their Scar oils I love. Most recently, I grabbed the Grow More hair oil (hoping it's the hero my hairline needs). They carry supplements too, though, full disclosure, I still have a liver detox bottle from years ago. Oops. They'll tell you where things are sourced, you can shop online, order for pickup, or call with questions... the staff is always knowledgeable and kind. This isn't a place you wander through for hours, it's a place that does what it does really well. Forever a fan.

Amazing selection, great staff! They even host educational sessions with experts to help with…read morehealth or other things.

Whole Foods has some amazing deals for Prime members on Fridays. I love oysters and I probably go…read moreevery other Fridays to get a dozen oysters for only $12! They shuck and put them on ice for you and you can't beat the value. You can also get a one topping pizza for $12, and family pack tiramisu and tres leche cakes for $10. I also love their smoked salmon and the brisket @ the self serve smokehouse hot bar for only $14.99/lb. I love that I can pick out the pieces I want and where can you get briskets for that price? I always feel good buying food here due to their high standards and the convenience.

Do Better Whole Foods! I was guided by a staff member on 7/2 to email the gift card department…read moreabout an issue that was reportedly known by WF. I sent this email about my experience on 7/2 and the Corporate/Global Team's responses (weeks later) and treatment toward me is disappointing for such a large well known brand, especially for something they knew was an issue with their e gift cards and told none of the e gift card recipients about. This has cost me hours of my life at this point and undue stress trying to use the remaining balance for daily grocery needs. I have all of the emails as proof of the timeline and resolution from Corporate. Note: I wasn't getting any replies for weeks (the gift card phone number goes to a non functioning phone numbers well) so I filed a BBB Complaint. WFM didn't reply to that either. While they ended up "fixing the issue", there was no apologies, remorse for the unnecessary experience, treatment, or literally ignoring me for weeks using the sole method of communication (email for gift card support- went wholly unanswered). The fact they still guided me to the non functioning phone number was appalling On Jul 2, 2026, at 12:41PM Hello I just spent literally 25 minutes in a Whole Foods trying to have somebody figure out why my Whole Foods gift card in the email below, was not working and kept saying invalid pin. The gentleman on the phone literally just got off the phone with your company and they told him to have me email you all. I am extremely frustrated at the horrible and disappointing customer service where they should have just issued me a new gift card in store. I left all of my groceries there and spent way too much time in that store that was completely unnecessary. That was after three people tried to help and told me that the guy I just talked to who talked to your phone reps said he could help me. So who can fix this urgently and make it right since my experience has been absolutely atrocious and resulted in unnecessary time additional work on my end and stress that was not needed today.

First time at Intentional Food. We arrived just before noon on a Saturday and there were three…read moreother parties eating. We perused the menu for a while. There were several dishes that I wanted but settled on the French Dip for my lunch, which came with fries and a garlic aioli. I also added grilled onions to the sandwich. My family got the, Mediterranean salad, tacos and Rotner fries. Our lunch came out in about 15 mins. They had a small kitchen and the place really filled up as we waited. My lunch was fantastic. The gluten free bread was perfect, with a great chew and no grainy texture. The steak was savory and the jus had just the perfect amount of seasoning. We all agreed that we would return, to try out more of the menu.

Great place and the hosts are very friendly and welcoming! We had the Cubano, fried chicken…read moresandwich, and avocado toast and all were very tasteful.

I continue to wonder why Amazon bought out Whole Foods just to make it so mediocre…read more Once you could go to Whole Foods and be pretty confident what you'd get was high quality. Now, its hit and miss, with more misses. This location doesn't have a bakery but brings over items. Some of the desserts are still decent like the fruit tart. I bought some cookies that were just terrible and just tasted like pre-packaged cookies. It also doesn't have a full cheese area, just a small shelf of the nicer cheeses. It does have the tiny basket of odds and ends cheeses which I always love checking. Great way to try new cheeses, but the Fry's with Murray's cheese counters also have this. I went for one item that is only sold at Whole Foods, but apparently not this Whole Foods. Some items at Whole Foods are much higher priced but some aren't. The main reasons I go are the covered parking -- really great in summer, and they carry items other stores don't. While they didn't have what I came for, I did find they now have the Gymkhana Indian sauces which I've wanted to try but hadn't gotten around to ordering.

We visited whole Foods to get some bagels. Unfortunately, the bagels were somewhat dry. Not a…read moretypical happening for their food items. They have underground parking or street parking. Wi-Fi in the store.

It is so hard to categorize this place! Imagine a health store with all of today's products, but…read morewith folks who, while clearly modern looking and acting, in attitude and hospitality stepped right out of the 70's. So I walk in, curious as to what they have - though I was at the shopping plaza for something else. The lady at the counter immediately says, "Hello there. I'll be with you in just a moment". She finishes her conversation with the current customer, chatting her over to the door and giving a happy good bye. Then she comes over to me and asks how she can help me. I explain I hadn't been in before and wasn't looking for anything in particular - just wanted to check the place out. With pride she told me that she would show me where everything was and how they had it all set up. Hand guided tour here - not pointing from aisle to aisle. Walking me down the rows she points out the joint section, the pregnancy section, the floral essence collection, etc. She the points out their free literature section. She mentions that while it's important to them that anyone can read freely, there are also 2 doctors on staff to get advice at almost any time - though one of them, her husband Dr. Dennis Clark, PhD, had stepped away right then. They have several lines of products that can only be provided by a Dr, so it's important to have them available on staff. She explained that they bought the place in December of last year and tells me a bit about the changes they've made. She said she thinks it's important to keep things section based on usage when she can so folks can see all their options. She also keeps free literature right next to the product it's about - even if that means putting it in the freezer. While I was there she said I was also free to get advice from the licensed herbologist (I believe) who was on staff and waved from their reading area. I'd seen her a few minutes before back in the Tea Room. And no, this isn't the kind of tea where they serve you with china. This is free tea to help you unwind or rejuvenate after a long day. The tea room is right next to the US Post office. Oh yea - they have their own personal mail man/station in the back of the store. I couldn't believe it when I walked in. This was the most amazing place. She was so warm and caring. And she talked like Joan Cusack. If you have any interest at all in herbs, tea, supplements, vitamins or any other homeopathic options, this is the #1 spot I would suggest for you. Real professionals who just want to make the world a bit better - naturally. Note - I think they web site may still be controlled by the previous owner as there hasn't been anything new since Sept of 06.

The service here is top notch. Super fast delivery and a very friendly staff . They have a great…read morevariety and decent prices too . I'm happy to have found them. disposable vapes ... so many flavors.

5 Stars - Exceptional Service Every Time! I've been coming…read moreto this shop for a while, and TJ is hands down one of the best employees there. He's always friendly, knowledgeable, and makes sure customers feel welcome and taken care of. Whether I'm asking questions about products or just browsing, TJ is never pushy. He's genuinely helpful and patient. You can tell he takes pride in his work and wants people to have a great experience. Definitely an asset to the team and a big reason I keep coming back. He's a gem!