Whole Foods Market

Susan Bueti Hill

We had a routine of ordering for pick up and our grocery items from this store are often bad, moldy, or if frozen, like expensive organic blueberries, were clearly defrosted and re-frozen. Now the blueberries are in one icy clump. Food safety is compromised! This is a frequent experience. I’d like to trust we’re getting what we payed for but no, it’s not the case. Even if Amazon is OK to issue refunds people in our family may be sick due to being blind and won’t see the mold… and our time and energy in trying to feed our family is waisted. These issues started after Amazon bought the chain. : (

Elias D

Honestly I drive the 10 minutes to this one instead of the Brighton one within waking distance on weekends because I have the privilege of having a car. The reasons being: there is always ample parking, it is never as crowded, there is always more selection of food, they sell wine & beer, and they have a deli worker who really knows how to slice prosciutto well. Prices are typical of whole foods. The store is very clean and the staff always friendly & patient with folks. There are only about 3 self checkout machines here but the wait is never too long.

Christine Ashman

I love the layout of the store. It's spacious and well organized. They have a larger selection than any other nearby Whole Foods. Prices are what you would expect.

Natalie Nguyen

I had high hopes for this place but the latte they gave me was molten lava. I've never been served coffee so hot. Normal lattes are served using a machine for the espresso which is at a medium high temperature but the one they gave me was like if they using boiling water to make it. Usually adding the milk to the espresso cools down the latte but I'm guessing they poured boiling oat milk in my drink cause it wasn't cooled in any way possible. It took an hour and the ice cold winter of Boston to cool it down to warm enough to drink.