This is one of their locations, in Cleveland park…read more This is a cute little organic store. It's certainly not very big but they have decent selection. The store inside is quite cold. Overall, this place is good.

It's a cute little local organic market…read more 1. Samplers: they had a guacamole for sample when I visited, which I liked and promptly bought, so I like their setup. As a newcomer to this store, this was the best way for me to get acquainted with their products. 2. Tight in space but well organized. 3. Cashier Asian lady was so nice! All in all, a small business worth supporting!

Wow, I'm excited to write the first review - this place is great! It recently had its much awaited…read moregrand opening and it was a pleasant surprise. Things I really liked: 1) Wide aisles and clean store. Not your typical grocery store layout - you sort of wind through the store like you do at Ikea. Rare in DC to find a store that isn't cramped with narrow aisles. Same for being spotlessly clean - though it's a new store so I hope they keep that up. 2) Friendly staff. And they aren't short-staffed. I have never had to wait long in line. 3) Great selection of products, especially if you like organic, vegan, fair-trade, that sort of thing. 4) Location, location, location. Right on top of Van Ness Metro! I think every Metro should have one, ideally two, grocery stores on top of it. I never loved the Giant across the street, so I'm glad to have this option. It is really handy for commuters to pick up thing before and after work. They have some sales you can find, but yes, as you might imagine - prices are on the higher side. Overall, I am thrilled they are open and part of the community.

Was blatantly followed around the store, despite having items in hand that I was going to purchase…read more Not sure why they'd think if I was a thief I'd choose my loot to be beef tallow and buckwheat flour. The thing is, I've had racist staff at other stores follow me around before. But here they weren't even good at hiding it. The owner pretended to inspect individual avocados while standing no less than 10 ft away from me lol. Will not be returning.

A good place for organic groceries. In DC there's a few locations, including this one. Yes! Is a…read morelocal chain of organic grocery stores. Each carry a lot of healthy items and stuff that's hard to find. This one is located in Adams Morgan. Good selection even though it's not big. It looks a lot smaller than other locations. This only has a couple aisles and there's not much room to get through. It makes it feel claustrophobic. The prices here are pretty good. Fresh produce much fresher than at a typical chain. There's not a whole lot here because of the lack of space. I like this location because of the area. It's too bad it's not close to a Metro station. There's also nowhere around here to sit or any tables.

The Market, a sort of crowded neighborhood bodega, has a wide variety of products and also offers…read moreprepared meals. Our children had received a catered meal as a gift after the birth of the child and thought Passover would be a good time to give them a try for our Seder. As many of us were visiting from out of town l, our children ordered all of the food for our family's Passover Seder from Each Peach Market this year instead of cooking The menu included: Sliced brisket, Matzo ball soup, Mini potato & leek kugels, Roasted baby carrots with dill, Provençal charoset, Green salad with herbs, fennel and horseradish, and 8" Flourless chocolate almond cake. The brisket, a little on the fatty side, was very flavorful as were the roasted carrots and Matzo ball soup. The kugels and charoset were both different from what I've experienced in the past as standard Pesach fare but were also tasty. I was, however, a little disappointed with the service. The meal had been ordered about a week in advance with the promise of a noon pickup availability on the day of Passover. It was, in fact, not ready for pickup until nearly 2 pm. This added unnecessary stress to an already tight schedule.

A darling tiny little specialty market in Mount Pleasant!…read more This is a craft and specialty food store, so expect options to be very limited and very pricey. I've been in a few times to get snacks when visiting a friend who lives nearby, and they make it easy to piece a snack / light dinner together. They have some ready-to-go items like salads and such, plus fancy crackers, dips, nuts and dried fruits, and the like. They have a nice selection of specialty drinks as well - I especially liked the NA and adaptogen drink options. I got chicken salad, crackers, a chocolate mousse, candied ginger and a cheese stick. Ran me ~$30 - pricey but I snacked on the stuff throughout the weekend. Service is counter here - friendly and they were doing an Aplos sampling while we were in. Such a cute little neighborhood spot!

The service was AWFUL! I never ever expected to give Whole Foods a one star bad rating - so listen…read moreto this. And don't we all go into W.F.thinking - ohhh, they've got everything you could want- EXCEPT customer service! Very disappointing experience at the Whole Foods on Wisconsin Avenue in Washington, DC. After using self-checkout, I accidentally gathered two old receipts that had been left in the machine along with my own receipt. I use receipts for the Fetch app and didn't think anything of it. I also could have simply thrown them away, but there was no garbage can close by that I saw -- the only one I noticed was outside the store. When I asked the security guard for help confirming how many bags I had purchased, she took my receipt and refused to give it back unless I handed over the other receipts. She repeatedly implied I could be using them to scam people because receipts show the last four digits of a card. I found that insulting, embarrassing, and completely unnecessary. This happened in front of other customers, and I was made to feel like I had done something wrong even though I had not stolen anything. When I asked what policy or law I had violated, no one could clearly explain it. There was no posted policy, no written notice, and nothing visible saying a customer cannot pick up or discard a receipt left behind at self-checkout. If this is truly a store policy, it should be posted and explained professionally -- not used as a reason to hold a customer's receipt and embarrass them. A manager later backed her up, but no one handled the situation with professionalism or basic courtesy. I also spoke with a manager named Xavier when I returned to exchange a snack, and I left feeling dismissed rather than helped. I understand stores may have internal receipt policies, but customers should not be embarrassed, accused, or treated like scammers over something that could have been explained calmly. Whole Foods should train staff at this location to handle situations with more respect, clarity, and common sense. I'm goin to contact their DM & share my situation. Also when I exchange my chips - I picked out something that was a dollar or two more expensive. I asked the manager, for all that you've put me thru, embarrassing me, humiliating me, making a scene- wasting an HOUR of my time so frivolously that maybe he could discount my item, a sign of good faith. And I asked "what about the customer always being right?- He shot me down on both accounts, And I know that security woman hadn't read anything that stated that where she could related it to me bc she barely spoke English which made this situation even harder. Initially after going back & forth with her on this, she became fed up & pushed her shoulder walky tawky thingamajig to alert her manager- it was the most ridiculous situation I've ever experienced at a Whole Foods store. SHAME ON WHOLE FOODS! By the way, the 3 extra bags I pitched (a nickel a piece- who care) I dint want a refund, I just gave them away- and still I wasn't treated like a thief!!!'

This is the same whole foods that was shut down previously due to rat infestation and a host of…read moreother cleanliness issues. They were fined by the city repeatedly until they were finally shut down and then took 3 yrs to reopen. Honestly I wish they would've stayed closed or reopened as something else. Don't let some of these fake reviews fool you, here is the real deal on this store https://www.yelp.com/biz/whole-foods-market-washington-2 seems like they created a new profile. That shouldn't be allowed. The store is usually empty and the quality of the produce is usually horrible and very expensive. I think the only thing keeping them afloat is that they cater to the embassy crowd who are too lazy to walk down to Trader Joes or Wegmans. Not to mention it's also a well known fact that they fund ICE so yeah we should all be boycotting them anyway. Can't wait till they close down for good and something better opens up in it's place, maybe a farmer's market or another Wegmans :)

The customer service here is hit or miss, most days though, it's a miss…read more Most employees are not knowledgeable of the products. And some employees do not handle products with the proper sanitary care ie - seafood and deli (please change your gloves after touching meat products and moving on to dairy. Also please wrap the seafood products properly to avoid leakage. And do not use the same gloves to wrap the food that you used to cut the fish. The raw fish is on your gloves that you touch and spread to the outside of the wrapper that a customer now places in their cart.). On the flip side, every experience I've had with the cheese and wine department has been very good. Now the quality of most products and food here is great. Though the standards aren't what they use to be it's still Whole Foods. The store also is a little compact compared to most Whole Foods. If there were more space I think this would be a ideal spot for a PLNT burger.

The truth is I'm so in love with While Foods. But this one is failing short. The customer service…read moreis a little off which is very weird for me. I recently visited this Whole Foods and there was mold on their feta cheese on the salad bar. I pointed it out to the attendant she only scooped it out and put the same spoon back into the tray. That was my last straw. I probably won't eat at this hot bar. But I'll definitely continue to shop here.

I have never actually been here physically, but my wife and I have started to order from here…read morerecently. The sandwiches have all been so good that we will keep ordering here...the spicy chicken one is excellent. So happy we found Magruder's.

First opened in 1875, Magruder's is the last store within the chain grocery store under the same…read morename. In Chevy Chase D.C., Magruder's feels like a small town store with free parking in the back and a deli in the liquor section that sells a tasty $8.99 Italian sub. The store has two rooms. One has fresh produce, jams, and other grocery items. The larger room has a massive liquor, wine, and beer collection. Customers could easily spend an hour browsing all the bottles.