Whole Foods Market

10 Reviews on “Whole Foods Market”

• Smakelijk27

  I ordered my catering for my bridal shower from here and I couldn’t have been happier with the selection of salads, wrap trays, sandwich trays, and pastas we ordered. They worked with me to ensure I had a well rounded selection of foods for all appetites and dietary needs. The food was all excellent quality, fresh, ready on time, packaged nicely, and reasonably priced given the quality. They went out of their way to fulfill my requests… I wanted the cornbread they usually sell in loaves, they offered to make me a bite size platter. Came to $400-500 for the 50 person shower, and we had plenty of leftovers. I would definitely recommend their catering to anyone and would buy from there again.

  November 18, 2020, 8:51 pm

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• Conscious Foodie

  Whole Foods can be on the pricey side with that only for the rich elite and body conscious experts. Sometimes I treat myself to a bowl of food here if i’m not in the mood to cook because there are many options meat, veggies, pasta’s, salads etc. I also grabbed a juice and protein bar so it came up to $20-24.

  December 4, 2017, 4:46 am

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• Butterflyblue

  FOOD:We had come here for lunch on a Tuesday afternoon at around 2:00 pm. We werent too sure what to have however, after having some samples of the Caprese Panini, I knew that I had to try that sandwich as a whole as it was quite good. So, I settled on the Caprese Panini ($9.00), while my husband had settled on the Burnhamthorpe Sandwich ($9.00). I was a bit hesitant because of the price however, we had a gift card that covered some of the amount so, we decided to give it a try. I had asked for the Caprese Panini to be baked a little while longer as I usually like it extra crunchy however, when I had received it, the bocconcini was melted all over the paper, and it didnt taste as appetizing. Also, for $9.00, I had received a sandwich with hardly any tomatoes, a vinaigrette spread, and melted cheese; definitely not worth the price. Also, the sandwich itself was VERY small, and didnt fill me up whatsoever. I definitely felt ripped-off, and wouldnt want to come back and pay money for something that I could make for a quarter of the price I had paid.ATMOSPHERE:This area of the store wasnt too busy, and there was nobody in front of us therefore, we were able to get our food items quickly. However, in terms of paying for the items, they didnt tell us where we needed to pay so, we ended up walking up to the front and standing in-line for quite a while before we were served. I felt as though there needed to be a better system in-place for paying for food items to-go. However, I did enjoy the seating area as it was comfortable, and I liked how they provided complimentary glasses of water from the fountain on the wall.SERVICE:The woman whom served us was nice enough however, she didnt do anything out of the ordinary to make our purchase memorable. She didnt even tell us where we needed to go to pay for the items, or where to go and sit if we wanted to enjoy our items at the store itself. She seemed to be busy doing other things in the back when we had approached.COST:1 Caprese Panini: $9.00 + 1 Burnhamthorpe Sandwich: $9.00 = $20.34 (Taxes Included)WOULD YOU RETURN?Not a chance; the food was a complete rip-off, and it didnt even taste worth the money I had spent. I would have rather spent my money elsewhere and gotten something that actually filled-me up.

  January 27, 2017, 5:38 am

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