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“The good:I came to get food for my toddler to eat because she wouldn't eat what we had for lunch at a nearby cafe. I got green beans, potato wedges, macaroni and cheese and penne pasta from their hot food bar and got a peanut butter and coconut health cookie bag (brand was called Emmy). The cookies were delicious and soft. My toddler ate all of the foods I chose. You pay by the pound ($11-12 per pound) so I was able to mix small amounts of everything into a sampler box. The workers were friendly toward my kids. The bad:My toddler didn't like the cookies for some reason. This location is smaller than your average Whole Foods so the hot bar is also smaller and there are fewer registers. The green beans could've been cooked a little longer. The interesting:They have multiple entrances on opposite sides of the store.”
“I first went to this Whole Foods market 26 years ago bring your own bags . It’s super quility food and beverages and the staff is even better. They are super knowledgeable and helpful and sweet. Steven Shopnick.”
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“We ordered the most beautiful boards. The quality of all the fruit, veggies, and dips were absolutely incredible! I’m going to be dreaming about these boards until I have another excuse to get them.”