Big store with a decent food bar and dining area. Great view of Bryant park…read more Bathroom line gets long during the day. Smoked salmon options are limited. Well stocked on other options. If you're looking for quick in and out check out the little shop on the right as you walk in.

By far my least favorite WFM in the city. It's a small store so don't expect a wide range of…read moreproducts or choices. They technically have 4 "salad bars" but usually only 2 are running. There is a lot of seating upstairs, however. I usually find my experience disappointing or lackluster. It doesn't quite feel like a Whole Foods The layout is also confusing an bizarre. You'll walk in circles. Like items are not held together. For example there were some hummus downstairs and some upstairs. It wasn't fun going to both locations to find the brand/flavor I wanted. The downstairs is prepared food mostly with a lot of beverages, a few dessert type options and more drinks than you can imagine.

Whole Foods at this location has been great lately. My daughter works nearby so she grabs up…read moreeverything we need. She does have to carry it all home on a walk to the train and on the train. Good thing she's strong. There was only one time this winter that items were not available during our first winter storm. This blizzard we didn't have an issue getting our favorite items. Plus she picked up her Magnolia Magazine. I'm recommending.

I shop here once in a while. It is a good location ion 7th ave in Manhattan, moderately crowded…read more Very good and large vegetable and fruit section. My favorite. Very well stocked. They were open on December 31 after 4 and I was able to get produce and items I needed for the New Year.

Great spot for a cup of coffee in a quiet, spacious environment. I've tried a few of their espresso…read moredrinks, including their honey latte, and haven't been disappointed. They have wifi and a bathroom (FOR CUSTOMERS ONLY), as well as plenty of seating throughout the long space. Most of it is stools and hardwood tables, don't expect a cozy cafe lounge vibe. But still a good spot to post up for caffeine and maybe a bit of work or quiet conversation.

Watery bitter espresso in a paper cup for a 'to stay' order. Could be worse. The room is not…read moreunpleasant.

I spotted this shop headed to my rehearsal and I'm so glad i stopped. I got ginger shots with…read moreturmeric and black pepper, sea moss and so much more. The gentleman was so pleasant and accommodating.

Great little shop for mental performance shots ( magic mind, shroom shot etc) and unique wellness…read moredrinks. The owner is really lovely and helpful. Highly recommend!

I passed by this market and HAD to go inside! Everything was fresh and the prices were unbeatable…read more I got $2 strawberries (very fresh looking), $1 avocados and 2/$1.50 cucumbers! I will come by anytime I need fresh produce!

if youre in the neighborhood and need fresh veggies and fruits, this is the place to go. Staffers…read moreare friendly, prices are fair (great for Manhattan), shelves are organized, products are fresh, store is clean. I use to live in Hell's Kitchen 20 yrs ago they had a larger storefront in the area so I'm glad they are still around. On 9th Ave, close to Moynihan station. Pricing for example: $1.99LB for kale. $1 LB for loose beets. Also a great place if you just want to buy a small quantity if you are a single or in a small household. Also great place if you are a Juicer! Note they close relatively early at 630pm M to Sat. And earlier on Sundays

Whole Foods Market Manhattan West is a one stop shop for all your grocery needs. They offer high…read morequality local, plant based, natural and organic foods and products. This branch in West 33rd Street in Hudson Yards, New York is accessible. Nice amenities and dining experiences with a grab and go prepared food sections and a full service bars, cafe and food vendors, and spacious seating areas. Check it out!

I stopped in to purchase bottled water. And I was amazed at this Whole Fools Market. It is not like…read morethe ones back. West, it had a full bar area, coffee area. They made breakfast sandwiches to go out since in.. Needless to say, it was huge inside and my water was so in expensive. I did a double take. Accessible entrance.

Used to shop at Fairway's former Harlem location but otherwise at their original Upper West Side…read morelocation. Although not a place I regularly shop in, they can have some good deals, as well as quality gourmet items. Since acquired by Wakefern, the supermarket coop network which main banner is ShopRite, appears that they incorporate a more mainstream items, but don't be fooled... they still have great stuff in store. This Chelsea location, though, has a different feel than the UWS one. As a fan of Bialys, they had a great deal of 6 fresh ones for $4.99 here, which I picked up. Fairways fresh bagels are $1.29 each and include my favorite... Pumpernickel! Grabbed also a fresh Tuna Avocado Brown Rice Quinoa Sushi Roll for dinner! Yum! Their coffee selection is awesome too, but I'm stocked up for the next couple months! Check it out!

Fairway has a large variety of yogurts that is the main reason I like going there. I often spend…read morefifteen minutes looking at the varieties. One enters at the fresh vegetables and fruits spread out. Then I see teas and coffees. Olive oils and the cheese monger has many cheeses and one can ask for a sample. Many lotions and potions line the shelves of the body line. I always look for the sale section as now anything that is considered clean translates to expensive. Even though one can pay with a live person self checkout is encouraged and there are a few employees helping out.

On Thursday May 1st 2025, approximately closing time. I've never shopped there, so I'm only…read morecriticizing the inept employee who I spoke to on phone about my friend who suffers from dementia. I was looking for my friend and was able to reach him via cellphone, I told him to go into the closest store for help which happened to be health food & vitamin city. I asked my friend to hand over the phone to the only employee there so I could get a bearing on his location, I was coming from Glendale Queens NY to try and get him. I tried to explain to the employee that my friend suffers from mental issues, to please keep him there while I arrived. When I got to the store about 15 minutes later, my friend was gone. The store employee said he wanted to get to 14 st subway, so he let him go. He was found by the police in LI CITY Queens the following morning. The employee's Humanitarianism wasn't present. The store was closing, not his problem

If you've lived as long as I have in Chelsea, a walk down any block prompts memories for what used…read moreto be in any given storefront. That used to be a long-loved video rental! This used to be sweet bistro where many days and nights were shared with friends. This particular storefront is even more rare because it's not a chain and is open late, for the way working folk have needed to live here for a long time. It's not Whole Foods or Vitamin Shoppe (or whatever that chain's named), but a humble spot where the selection of vitamins, herbs, topicals and a few pantry staples probably contains exactly what you're looking for. Ask any of my neighbors what they think about your cough, sniffle or dry skin, and they'll tell you, "Go see the vitamin guy on 23rd." And you should. Because for years, he's dispensed sound counsel to a number of us whose needs aren't easily addressed by either of those aforementioned chains or that chain pharmacy who makes you summon a worker to unlock some dental floss. I'd been recovering from RSV when my husband stopped by the Vitamin Guy and told him about my lingering cough and shallow breathing. He brought home some Olbas syrup and a tincture containing a melange of herbs, half of which I was familiar as a TCM patient for a number of years. Within week one I was feeling great relief. A neighbor who'd been hit with the same condition went and had his own chat and relief success story a week after me, and unprompted, said, "Vitamin Guy saved me again!" This is but one of many ways Vitamin Guy's helped me, my husband and many neighbors over 18 years. Go see him the next time you're wondering what you can do about whatever's ailing you; he probably has some sound advice to share, and you'd be keeping the lights on amid the many otherwise darkened storefronts that don't exactly inspire confidence around greater Chelsea.

Everything always goes well! The knowledge of the team is on such a high level. They always…read morelisten and find a solution.

Thank you very much for special ordering something for me ! I really appreciate it ! Great customer…read moreservice ! The manager really took prompt care of me !

Love going to Westerly Natural Market for many of their organic, healthy, gluten free, dairy free…read moreand soy free products. The inside wasn't spacious, but the staff is always helpful to help locate any items you can't find. The store is neatly organized and clean. It would be helpful if the store provides disinfecting wipes for customer use near the shopping cart and basket area, which allows shoppers to clean cart and basket handles. The store has a juice & soup bar in the back. I recommend going off hours on weekdays if you want to get in and out easily.

Westerly Market obviously has a good selection of vegan and organic products and their produce,…read moreimo, is a notch above WFoods and other stores but... I agree with other some other reviewers that the people who work there - cashiers aside who are usually very nice - can be rude and aggressive. Somehow many, not all, of the workers/managers could care less about customers versus their task at hand. The result is lack of respect that manifests in intrusive behaviors such as bumping into customers without apologizing, not moving to let customers navigate the narrow aisles and yelling/pointing while directing another worker while customer is literally right there which is akin to invading personal space. The concern is if the store's history and future potential becomes overshadowed by obnoxious behaviors and lose too many customers, over time, to stay afloat. I'm not yet ready to bail but am getting close, unfortunately, esp given alternative markets and/or online options for the same products.