Whole Foods Market

Daniel Milbrandt

This whole foods often runs low on staple produce like onions and cilantro, the produce quality is often dubious as well. The staff are very helpful and friendly and the meat counter is my go to place to find cuts you can't find at stop and shop. The prices are ridiculous though. I can't seem to get out of here for less than $40

Sovereign Neighbor

I began shopping at this Whole Foods Market for dietary reasons, but after suffering severe reflux from some of their prepared dishes, I checked the labels and discovered they use soy oil and canola oil, both of which are considered to be "oils to avoid." It took a while to narrow my gastric issues down to these dishes, but I have no doubt they were the problem. I no longer think of Whole Foods as a health foods store. If they cared more about the quality of their products, they would use olive oil when frying foods and not reheat it, especially given how much they charge for their prepared dishes.

Elias D

This whole foods keeps me alive because it is within walking distance Honestly, it should be larger and I wish they sold booze and yucca, but alas, it's what we've got. They all work hard and keep the store nice. Would recommend to locals. Ample parking.

Cameron Tylek

A good variety of foods in every department. A vast selection of local fruits and vegetables in the produce section, which is well stocked. Their hot and cold prepared food sections include such items as sandwiches, pizza, short ribs, curry, quinoa, rice, and lots more.