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March 2024 by Vi e Vim
My experience at Whole Foods Market in Washington, DC was very positive. During my stay in the city for the YLAI program, I had the opportunity to visit this supermarket several times, often accompanied by friends, as you can see in some of the photos I took.Whole Foods is known for being a grocery store that focuses on healthier foods, which justifies its slightly higher prices compared to other grocery stores in the area. However, it successfully fulfills its purpose by offering a wide variety of fresh, good quality food options.An interesting reflection I had during these visits is that, often in life, we don't learn to consume food and its peculiarities properly. If I had better understood how Whole Foods works and offers from the beginning, I believe I would have made even better food choices.Although I had a small mishap when purchasing milk – I think I ended up getting goat's milk by mistake, which wasn't quite what I expected – the overall experience was very positive. I recommend Whole Foods for those looking for healthy, quality food options, despite the price. In general, these visits allowed me to better understand different aspects of life, even those that seem simple at first glance.
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February 2024 by Morgan Givens
I’m about to return to grabbing my groceries at another store in the area. In the last two weeks, I’ve left groceries at self-checkout because no employees were available to address their system malfunctioning. There are never enough people at check out, no matter what time of day you arrive. And today, someone saw assistance was needed at checkout and walked away. No reason to continue funneling money into this company at all.Terrible service, and they’re slow to restock.
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February 2024 by Constantine Browser
Nice variety and the personal is super helpful
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February 2024 by Donna WalkerJackson
The food is horrible compared to the Whole Foods in Silver Spring and George Washington. Gave one star because I couldn't go lower. Never going back again.
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February 2024 by Laura Speakman
Surprisingly good selection for a smaller store.Parking available.Very efficient check out
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January 2024 by Ferit özergül
Security decided to lock the door before 10 and did not allow me in. Never seen happening on P st.
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January 2024 by Emily Smith
I was harassed multiple times while shopping at this location. I was yelled at and followed by security for allegedly “rolling my eyes” at him, when I never even made eye contact with the man. I am a 5 foot tall woman and this security guard was purposely trying to intimidate me for no reason at all. I was also harassed at the self check out when a team member mistakenly took items that I bought previously from Trader Joe’s out of my reusable bag demanding that I scan them, despite the products not being from Whole Foods at all. I feel very unsafe shopping at this Whole Foods location and will be calling corporate to file an official complaint. I am not sure why team members are harassing customers that are just trying to grocery shop in peace.
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January 2024 by Tommy Chen
Not sure if this is always the case but this Whole Foods had a uniformed DC Metropolitan Police officer as its store security guard. The officer told me to use a cart instead of reusable bag to carry groceries (store policy he said, that’s fine) but he grew very agitated and aggressive when I asked for some clarification (I did not challenge his order) and put my stuff in the shopping cart in a way he did it like as I put my whole bag into the cart initially. I felt uncomfortable to the point where I just dropped my bag on the ground and moved my items one by one into the cart so he could see. I don’t blame the officer because that’s what he was trained to do. I understand there’s a huge shoplifting problem in DC right now but if you think getting uniformed city police to guard your store is a good idea, think again.
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January 2024 by Mary M.
WFM is my go-to. The teams are helpful and knowledgeable, and the place is always exceptionally clean. I like food without chemicals and other rubbish that my body doesn't want or need so I can easily justify spending a little more on what I eat, if necessary. That said, do some comparisons before you conclude that the prices at Whole Foods are that different from where you shop. Compare apples and apples and you might be surprised. (Personally, my hub and I gave up coffee drinks during the pandemic and started saving over $3000 each year! Can you believe that?!)
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January 2024 by Brian Beal
staff gives shady looks but otherwise fine establishment
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January 2024 by Vice Wilde
Kinda understaffed, super expensive, and a fire trap. The clearly marked exit paths are sometimes fully blockaded, on purpose. When I mentioned it to an employee they told me the manager already knew. This was just one example
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January 2024 by Kroegeor Contrapipe
Compost rocks. Access to organic foods rocks. More Sustainably produced cutlery and eating containers are great. They have a discount rack, super yummy fruits and veggies, and bulk nuts and grains/legumes! Employees are kind!Most everything is a little over-priced.
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January 2024 by Henry, Oliver Jr
Today I visited this whole foods and this same guy just goes over to prepared foods that's in the containers and just take what ever he wants and walk out the store eating today he had container full of hot wings and calzones and cheese cake and he eats while walking out the store ain't paid for nothing. 6ft with a beard with long coat slight homeless look. A week ago I was harassed by a woman for money and continued to follow me into the next and harass me until I threatened to call security or police. that never happened to me before
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January 2024 by Yaniv L
Parking in the underground garage is free
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January 2024 by Alan Vu
Parking difficult.
