As a medical patient I really appreciate this location- shoutout to the workers who hold this place…read moredown when it gets busy! I usually order online in the app and pick up inside. I look for the best deals of the day and the prices seem fair- I love when they do bundles and specials so keep an eye out for that! They also have a drive-thru for pre-orders- a great option for convenience that I used to use a lot. The parking lot can get a bit cramped but I've never had a major issue. There is a large, clean bathroom inside if you need it. The service is always pleasant and informative and medical patients get points towards rewards for their purchases. *they charge a fee if you pay with a credit card, so cash is best! They do have an ATM inside but I believe there is also a fee on that. I haven't been to other compassion centers/dispensaries in the area since relocating here from L.A., so I don't have much to compare it with in the state- but this place is my joint! pun intended ;)

December 25, 2025…read more Subject: Concern Regarding Patient Rights and Recent Interaction at Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center Dear Management Team at Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center, I hope this post finds you well. My name is Jose Rodriguez, and I am a customer. I am writing to bring to your attention a recent experience I had at December 25 , 2025 involving a request to view the Point of Sale (POS) screen during a transaction.As a customer, I understand that my personal information, including registration details and purchase history, is displayed on the POS system for verification purposes. I politely requested to view the screen to confirm the accuracy of my own information. However, the employee responded by arguing that this was not permitted, citing concerns about viewing other customers' data. I clarified that my request was solely to access and verify my own personal information, not that of any other customers-patients.Under Rhode Island's data privacy principles and patient protections, individuals have the right to access and review their own personal data. Allowing a customer to briefly view their own details on the POS screen--without exposing any third-party information--aligns with these standards and helps ensure transparency and accuracy in transactions. The employee's refusal and subsequent backtalk created an uncomfortable and unprofessional situation, which I believe does not reflect the compassionate service your center is known for.I value the services provided by the Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center and have been a loyal customer. I am raising this matter constructively in the hope that it can lead to improved staff training on customer rights, data access, and customer interaction protocols. This would help prevent similar incidents in the future and maintain the high standards of care for all patients. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I would appreciate a response acknowledging this concern and any steps you plan to take. Sincerely, Jose Rodriguez All Rights Reserved 11:58 PM

Support your local business! I love this place. They're always knowledgeable,helpful, and friendly!…read morePrices and choices are plentiful. These places are few and far between.. not many places where the store keep give advice that want to listen to. I frequent the Cranston store but the Providence store is equally reliable.

Awesome store which carries everything in Sports Nutrition with a Great Staff and Owner!read more

This is my main store. I come here regularly for protein bars, energy drinks, supplements &…read moreprotein. In the past year, I've made several purchases and have not accumulated points per their rewards system. I physically make sure they pull up my account to add them. They said there was nothing I could do and gave me an 800 number. I called them and spoke to someone 3-4x and no resolution until I expressed my frustration over and over again. They said I needed to touch base with my home store, which I already did. They gave me a smidge of a resolution but even follow up-I was the one that requested a call back to make sure the issue was resolved. It just seems like management and customer service are very disconnected and it was unprofessional that I was never called back repeatedly and had to keep calling and addressing the issue on the phone and in store. I'm thinking of purchasing these products from GNC, as their rewards system is seamless and I never have any issues there.

I had bad service at Abilene, TX location. I was waiting behind a customer while he was being…read moreserviced but he and the cashier just kept talking and talking without getting checked out as if I wasnt there at all so, after minutes of waiting to buy some boosters behind the cashier I said maybe some other time to him he just smiled and said have a good day. Bad service!

Not my normal Whole Foods but it was convenient today! I needed Teddy peanut butter and gardein…read moremeatballs so I did my grocery shopping here today. They surprisingly had some good sales going on and the store was clean. The woman that cashed me out was so nice too. Some of the shelves weren't fully stocked though, but I imagine they were doing that today since it is the Tuesday after a long weekend!

Whole Foods Market seeks out the finest natural and organic foods available, maintains the…read morestrictest quality standards in the industry, and has an unshakeable commitment to sustainable agriculture. My friend was telling me about JonnyPops. JonnyPops are a healthier choice compared to traditional, artificially-colored popsicles, because they are made with organic ingredients and has no artificial dyes, flavors, or preservatives. I was very interested in trying them and I saw they were available at Whole Foods Market. Excitingly I went over to Whole Foods Market and JonnyPops was on sale! I purchased a Strawberry Chocolate & Cream Frozen Fruit Bars pack for my friend and a Mango and Cream Smoothie pack for myself. WOW! You can really taste the difference and it was very good. Thank you Whole Foods Market for always being my go to for healthy foods.

Scott Dennis is the man here. They are informative and helpful. Their prices are really decent…read more I love the fact that they believe in their product and invest in their customer. They talk, listen and process your goals and do their best to fulfill the need.

Called to see if they had a specific protein brand. After I asked, he made a mocking laugh and…read morestated "no we don't have that... it's garbage." They definitely have a way with their words. He could've offered other brands as a way to bring me in there. I guess I'll go get the "garbage" instead.

Very good shopping experience on every visit. Amazon returns are accepted right inside the front…read moredoor. Great bagels and baked goods, desserts are excellent and the prepared food section is always well stocked. Self checkout is available, front of store staff is always visible and willing to help.

Today Whole Foods out sleazed its normal self, I had a salad from the salad bar, about 12.00 worth…read more( overpriced for sure). Afterwards I wanted a seltzer water to wash it down, no seltzer water available, only sugar drinks and soft drinks for 2.49 and up, no Whole Foods brand flavored seltzer by the can only warm uncooled by the case available. They want to ensure you spend 2.49 and up instead of .99 for seltzer. What a sleazy move.!!

Jane not only has an enthusiasm, talent and keen interest in holistic health, but Jane loves…read moresharing her knowledge and education others. I love to get Jane's opinion on any health issue!

I went to tree of life center to see what i could take for inflamation do to a trigger finger…read moreproblem. Had an appt with doctor for surgery. While at Tree of life center I was told they could cure that so I gave them 3 months to do so and they did. I have full use of my thumb and very happy I do not have to have surgery. I have had 3 appointments with them for various things and am well satisfied.