Whole Foods Market in Chicago
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Site: https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com...
- Monday:8AM–10PM
- Tuesday:8AM–10PM
- Wednesday:8AM–10PM
- Thursday:8AM–10PM
- Friday:8AM–10PM
- Saturday:8AM–10PM
- Sunday:8AM–10PM
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I really like this market, they have lots of fresh and organic foods, juices, and a great variety of craft beers. Im just eating the falafel+tahini I bought there, and its really delicious! As they sell lots of prepared dishes, it can be a great choice for peole who are lazy to cook and dont want to a restaurant:)
This is my local store and I love the service and food. Yesterday was special because I forgot to order a cake so I walked in and ordered one. The baker there was very kind and said that she could have one made within a few hours. I told her to please call me just in case she couldnt make it. She called and left a message to let me know it was ready. When I saw the cake I was so happy because it was beautifully decorated and she wrote the message exactly how I pictured it. The cake is of course, delicious and fresh. I definitely recommend Hyde Park Whole Foods Bakery if youre in search of custom cakes! I want to give a shout-out to Leah who made my sons special day extra extra special!
This place is always packed, and they have no inventory, everything is out of stock. To get in and out of this tiny parking garage area theres a very steep grade thats dangerous when youre coming out, you cannot see people crossing across the sidewalk. Whenever I try delivery or pick up theres terrible substitutions (even when I chose a certain substitution I get something completely different). I order organic produce and half the time its conventional and Im charged for organic ( like I wont know the difference). There are not any places in my neighborhood to buy organic produce so Whole Foods is what Im stuck with but I will be going way out of my way to a different Whole Foods from now on... Or maybe Trader Joes. Ughh
Laura is very helpful. I called and She googled an item to see if we can find something very similar to the product I was looking for. I really appreciate this. I will be heading up there soon. Very professional. I might come to this section more often. She’s in the whole body section where we can get vitamins and stuff.
Was just violated by one of your employees over 6 pumpkins. It is the worse kind of disrespect to be mistreated by workers in front of your children. The pumpkins were 1.49 lb and I watched her from my check out lane change the price to 1.99 lb. She came back and said that is not the right price. When I confronted her for changing the price she lost it. Put her hand in my face, said disgusting words and walked away. Needless to say, I did not walk out with the pumpkins for my kids and wholefoods and prime has lost a customer.
So... about Whole Foods.Why is this one the ONLY one I’ve ever gone inside in this city with a truly neighborhood vibe??I live/work close by so frequently get recognized by face, which is just SO SO dope.There have been times I lived in the same building as a Whole Foods and every time I would shop would be treated like a perfect stranger by someone who just rang me up earlier in the day.And maybe that’s just the nature of the minimum wage CSR beast. But maybe not, because these are some of the friendliest and most helpful workers I’ve ever had the pleasure of receiving assistance from.That goes from big things like stopping a task for the 30 seconds it takes to answer my question or help me, to smaller things like helping with my bags or a dropped item or holding the door.Just simple human decency is so rare that when workers are actually nice and helpful, it can feeloverwhelming in these strange, challenging times we’re living in.I absolutely love how committed this store is to maintaining good, friendly, helpful customer service while keeping the store clean and safe.That Prime Discount is fire too sometimes!Thanks Whole Paycheck!😉😍
No space to sit down and have food. We were clearly from out of town and a rude employee came to tell us how we needed to get out of the prime delivery area even though there were zero signs saying restricted area. Ive been to many whole foods and this one was one of my worst experiences.
Great place to grocery shop. Freshest of vegetables and fruit. Great selection of canned and dried fruits and vegetables. Really quality meats, veggies and fruit. Wide selection of items. Best grocery store in the area, perhaps in the world; after all Whole Foods is an Amazon company, and you get a discount if you are Primer.
Love this foods, so many varieties, and I get it shipped to the house at no extra cost because I usually have a big order which includes other family members because they love the food as well, quality, taste, convenience is why I shop here, and military discount as well.
Great store in the greatest neighborhood in Chicago (Hyde Park). Was looking for information on a specific purple potato. Produce associate didnt know but found out after I left department. Came and found me in the store to impart the info. THAT is the epitome of great service.Aside from that instance, the ambiance, selection and location all lead up to the place being great. Love the hustle & bustle of the place. Shows that its thriving and the pulse is healthy.
The way that this location is handling social distancing is extremely poor. I went this evening and the person making sure that the store did not reach capacity was walking around and only occasionally holding people off from entering. Once you enter, the area at the meat counter does not have enough space to allow someone to order, and also another person to pass by. The person has to pass by because the alternate route to the aisles is right in front of the cash register. This place is a hot mess! I know for sure the Whole Foods locations on the north side are NOT this disorganized. The only thing this location appears to do well is protecting their workers. Every worker did have a mask on. I will NOT be returning to this location in person. I will order on line because the dysfunction and lack of organization at this location is seriously putting shoppers in jeopardy. Corporate I hope you read this and address it!
Good place to shop. My only concern is the parking garage when exiting. Your vehicle will be in a very steep incline while your foot is on the break waiting for the light to turn green which seems to take forever. Also the pedestrian walk is extremely close to the exit of garage.
Excellent service and yummy food!! Got a sandwich at the punter and it turned out being one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. She was so nice when taking our order and helpful when I was indecisive. I was so happy with what I got and it was so delicious!! Also got a heat yourself paleo dinner for one which was also very tasty and an easy dinner.
Horrible establishment. I manage a business just steps from this store. And even my clients and staff are truly disappointed in the management of this place. The hot bar is Grade F. Unattended for the most part. The cooks are truly unqualified. And once I experienced brown/decaying lettuce at the salad bar several times I alerted some staff. And still had to wait 30 min for a fresh batch. I’m also lost at the concept of clean/organic eating (supposedly) yet you can only get salty, poorly cooked, and very unhealthy selections during lunch hours. Hyde Park deserves better. At least in the area of “competence”....went there yesterday to see if there were any changes during lunch time , only to find left over breakfast still at the eatery at NOON.....pathetic
Usually only come for the produce or to drop off amazon returns but this particular day i was waiting on customer service to return a item for 15 mins then the cashier didnt wanna touch the package when.i explained two.items came in the bag she didnt scan the second bar code so.i havent been refunded for my amazon purchase and now im going back and fourth with them to get my refund.
This is my neighborhood Whole Foods so I come here often. Normally, I have a decent shopping experience: I find most items I’m looking for and I usually get treated respectfully. Not today. I had a poor experience shopping for produce and topped off my experience with a rude, argumentative cashier who treated me with contempt.Organic lettuces were not stocked, particularly romaine and green leaf lettuce. I got the last romaine lettuce head. Also, there was no organic zucchini stocked. No one was in produce at the time so I could not ask anyone to check for more.Then, at the register, the cashier was impolite and inattentive at the start of the experience and outright rude by the end. When I noticed she rung up an item for 70% more than the signage in the store advertised, I let her know before she finished ranging up all of the the items. She argued with me about the price. I told her I would check myself. Sure enough, I was right. She didn’t believe me so I told her to go check. With an impatient and angsty tone she told me she was going to ring up my other items first. She finished, then went to look for the item. She came back with the label and told me the label rung up the wrong price even though the price that was on the label is the price I expected to pay. Rather than charge me for the price on the label she argued with me and told me the item is no longer selling at the price on the label. What did she expect me to do??? Who would argue with a customer when the customer is correctly quoting the advertised price? I told her to get a manager. She walked over to the supervisor at the stand near the plants and elevator. The woman told her to give it to me for the price on the label. She did it begrudgingly and argued more as she rung it up. Her stubbornness and pride was unbelievable. Rather than letting that be the end of it, she handed me my receipt and said have a nice day in a hushed reluctant tone. Then loudly said, “Next!” I went to the supervisor, Susan and immediately complained. The supervisor let me know that she would talk to the cashier and told me what the cashier should have done. I appreciate someone who works their actually agreeing with me.This is second or third time I’ve had a rude cashier at this Whole Foods. If I’m going to be treated rudely, I’ll gladly spend my money at the Whole Foods near my job, or better yet, go back to shopping at Pete’s Fresh Market, even if I have to drive farther than I’d prefer. This Whole Foods needs to retrain cashiers on customer service and pay attention to the stock in the produce section.
The customer service is pretty good. Employees are helpful (for the most part) and they keep the store clean and organized. I only had one experience with a rude employee. I asked him if they had any of the compartment containers for the hot bar and he responded with an attitude, if its not out here, then we dont have it. It wasnt even closing time. Other than that and the tight store size, I like the store and may return.
Great store! I was looking for a whole food items you know something for vegetarians or vegans Im changing my diet so they have a lot of the items that I need. they are kind of costly but thats the part that I dont understand why organic is more costly than regular produce doesnt make sense to me. but whole food is a great place to go and shop and parking is free in the parking lot friendly helpful people as well.
Great customer service. They are helpful and thorough. I like the selection of product. Not as much as your larger Whole Foods but will get the job done. Also love that Amazon isnt forced down your throat here. Inly complaint is the lines. the traffic pattern is so unpredictable here and their cashiers cant seem to keep up.
I have yet to have a good experience here. I keep trying because its 7 min walk from my home and easily the closest grocery. Ive gotten moldy mushrooms here that were packed TWO WEEKS before I bought them (shame on me for assuming the fresh food was fresh and not checking the pack date in store). I walked over because the website said they carried the lentils I was looking for only to find they dont (not just sold out, just dont carry). And today I walked over for a fresh baguette for a dinner party only to find they only have whole wheat baguettes. Sorry, no. I am all about fresh healthy food but having a real French baguette once in a while for a dinner party isnt going to kill me. Not everything has to be whole wheat. Baguettes are special because of their texture - crisp flaky crust and soft fluffy light interior. Whole wheat changes it entirely. I dont know why I bother. I wish it was a Jewel or Marianos in the neighborhood.
This location is small and crammed. Also, for some reason, people do not know how to use the phrase excuse me or pardon me at this store. You can be looking for something and someone will stand in front of you and bend over! This has happened twice already. Next time, there will be a cleanup and isle 5 announcement if it happens again!
Whole foods has steadily gone down hill since they came into the Chicago market back in the 90s. Ive been willing to put up with the overpriced food because you at least felt you were buying quality (in most cases) and they carried items that many stores didnt. The hyde park store shelves are often poorly stocked ( I wish I could blame it on Bezos, but it actually started before he bought it) and it seems like the entire store caters to personal shoppers to the point where its annoying to try and navigate through all the people who are hustling to fill orders. Its not the fault of the workers who are just trying to make a buck. I blame the bottom line mentality of WF while charging top dollar and offering poor service. Try to avoid WF when I can!
Great place to shop!! I am lactose-intolerant and they have a sour cream that was lactose-free. Absolutely Overjoyed. So the tacos that Im going to eat tonight will taste absolutely fabulous you have to come in there with some money there items are not inexpensive by any stretch of the imagination but its very good for gluten-free and any other special diets. I really like Whole Foods!
Who doesn’t love Whole Foods! Not only do they have amazing quality food, but also this location has an Amazon locker so you can safely pick up your packages. I like to come to this location to get some good eats, chill and relax before work, or even hand out and get some studying done in their lounge area. Parking here is FREE, yup I said it, FREE in the garage located underneath Whole Foods.
Went to Whole Foods Market on a busy Christmas Eve morning. We had visited a year ago and had the most wonderful cheese, and we have struggled to find it since. We went to the cheese counter with a vague description of what we had purchased, and the man at the cheese counter found exactly what we had been looking for! He let us sample the cheese and educated us on the cheese making process. He also told us that Whole Foods paid for him to visit Denver to be certified as a cheese professional. It was overall a great experience and fantastic to see that Whole Foods invests in their employees!
The employees at this location are very friendly and helpful. The worker from the meat counter came down the aisle to aide a customer with finding a hard to find item on the shelf in an area the customer had previously searched. They consistently greet customers, by smiling, and saying hello. The employees in the bakery area apologized for the wait. One of the ladies in the back came out to help shorten the line. She apologized before she took my order for not being as well versed on the gelato selections. I thanked her just for helping her co-worker and myself. Great service!
Nice that this place is my next door neighbor HOWEVER, the cashiers need to learn customer service skills because it seems to have escaped them how to treat another human being. They are rude, short, unpleasant, and not very helpful. Most of them have attitudes or a superior attitude just because theyve been working there for a year or more. All the nice new cashiers they hire have such a short life at this location and I can imagine its because of the attitudes their coworkers have. I did NOTHING to this cashier and asked for ONE BAG instead of the doubled up 2 she had already prepared and wanted to charge me for and she got an attitude with me while throwing my food together in the bag. Afterwards, no have a nice day, thank you, nothing. Just handed my receipt and looked the other way. The next girl in line, my friend, asked her to cheer up and the cashier says Im sick so Im not feeling it. Ok. Fine, youre sick, but there is NO REASON to bring your attitude with you at work. Take a personal day if you want to act rude like that.Another issue is their hot bar food. The pizza is typically made with all crust and no ingredients. If I wanted to eat bread, I would buy bread. Look at their slices and you will see the (bubbling/burnt) crust recedes so far down that 45% of the pizza is all bread. The self-serve hot bar is usually always empty and Ive waited up to 30 minutes for them to bring new filled pans of ANYTHING within midday (2-3pm).Yknow, I could get past the food and make my own at home since the hot bar is for convenience, but I cant get past the piss poor attitudes at this establishment.
Not great staff! This is my birthday and you insult one of your customers like this? I just went in trying to refill a 1 gallon bottle of spring water, the machine stops filling( by the way there was no sign saying the machine was out of order none present whatsoever and your customer service rep at the desk Shrugged his shouldersand nonchalantly said oh well the sign must have just Fallen down)I go to customer service desk, I explained the situation very calmly and asked if I can get a gallon of spring water since the refill machine is not working, and the two women at customer service desk could not be more rude to me...... the woman laughed smiled and said absolutely not very sarcastically..... You dont talk to customers like this this wont go away, your employees need to be trained on customer satisfaction........ it was just a gallon of water but that meant a lot to me this morning, and your employees ruined it so I hope this poor review reaches whoever it needs to order seem by the powers-that-be and understand that two of your employees at this location very rudely and dismissively disrespected this customer here and I will not tolerate it nor should any one tolerate this sort of treatment ....... for now Whole Foods Market is finished with me, I will not frequent this grocery store any longer and I will tell everyone at possibly can about the ruthless and complete lack of customer service at this location shame on those two employees at the customer service desk this is marked on 413 2019 10:24 a.m.
It has great produce. It is pricier than your average grocery store. This particular Whole Food has a rather small hot food selection and a basic salad bar in comparison to the one in Union Square in NYC or the one in Princeton NJ. It is a small Whole Food but has most of the products at a smaller scale. I just wished it has a proper sitting area to eat and a better selection of hot meals and salads.
Ive been a long time Whole Foods shopper and Hyde Park waited excitedly for this day to come. Unfortunately it is not the greatest one around. The staff is not always very helpful or friendly, especially in the bread and deli department. The produce has a lot of OOS and the freshness and quality is often questionable. I still buy a few items here and there due the convenience of shopping close to home and Im hopeful things will improve in the future...
Whole paycheck is the appropriate name, they are extremely over priced. But even worse is incompetency of cashiers. I was OVER CHARGED $5 for tomatoes. When I questioned the cashier, I got attitude. Try Trader Joe’s or Jewels. Whole paycheck won’t survive, not with employees that are so inept and insolent.
I went to Whole Foods for the first time at Hyde Park on opening day and, despite the opening day sales, the prices were absurd.The food is pretty much the same that you can find at a grocery store but priced like you were in a gas station in the middle of a desert.First and last time, Ill go there except for emergencies.
I am generally a big fan of Whole Foods, but the one in Hyde Park has quite some serious problems. I was a little more sympathetic when they had just opened, but after shopping at this Whole Foods for 2 years now, I have decided to go elsewhere. Of the 100 + times I have been, I have been overcharged at the cash at least 2/3 of the time. The cashiers are slow and inexperienced, and the prices at the register very often do not match the prices displayed. WF has a policy that upon being overcharged, the item should be free - however I have yet to experience this in the numerous times that I complained I was being charged the wrong price. It is no secret that shoppers pay quite a premium to shop at WF - this is generally with the understanding that the food and service are of superior quality. While I cannot complain about the food (delicious and fresh meats and produce), the service is extremely lacking. The line ups are unacceptably long - to be overcharged every time is insult to injury.
So happy to have this in Hyde Park (I work on 53rd street nearby and grocery options havent been great for a long time). Its smaller than most Whole Foods, but still has almost everything youd need. Their salad and hot bar can be a little hit or miss--some days they just wont have a lot, or it might not have a label or be mislabeled. And checking out can be a bit of a nightmare, youll be lucky if they have more than one checkout line open even at the busiest of times. BUT, Hyde Park needs this place so bad Im still giving it 4 stars.
As usual for Whole Foods, delicious food options, especially their cheeses and meats. However, this location feels very cramped and claustrophobic, and there never seem to be enough cashiers. Also, while the hot bar has some great Mac and cheese, it also lacks variety compared to other Whole Foods.
The produce selection is always very limited and not up to the standard of usual whole foods. Additionally my chicken smelled like sulfur only 2 days after purchase date; its got salmonella.They have a decent selection of bread, frozen food, and wine.I suggest avoiding this location to shop locally or at the Target on 53rd
I’ve been search in stores all over Chicago trying to find these gardein crabless cakes. I finally found them here! They had like a billion different flavors of coconut milk yogurt & they even had vegan egg roll wrappers! I thought I was going to have to use wonton wraps for the rest of my life. This location definitely gets an A+ from me!
Its close to home but the smaller store footprint reduces some choices. Theres a door for those that need an accessible entrance like me but it never is open. It can be a problem when using the revolving door. Tonight I had to use force to slow a customer down. Im recovering from hip replacement surgery so I wish theyd resolve the accessibility issue.
I love that Whole Foods is now in Hyde Park. The size is perfect for the neighborhood. My main concern is the Deli area and salad bar sections. I was in there on Sunday...there was about 15 employees working behind the counter and only 1 person waiting on customers. People were leaving because it was taking so long to get served. Also more attention needs to be paid to the cleanliness of the salad bar area. Soup is spilled and drys on the counter and outside of the soup containers. Please maintain this area more regularly ...it is very unappetizing. Welcome to Hyde Park!
Security at this location is prone to racially profiling shoppers and blatantly/obnoxiously following them throughout the store. Seeing the same security guard 8 times over the span of 10 minutes is far from coincidental. Also, going as far as to stand 6 feet away from someone and stare at them as they browse, is borderline harassment. Store management seems to condone this sort of behavior, as they expressed no empathy once made aware. Hands down, the worst Whole Foods location I have ever visited. Shameful. I will spread the word.
I went to the store to buy a 2 slices of pizza on July 9th. I normally put them in one box because its wasteful and I normally tell the cashier working that I have two slices of pizza or they would ask to look which Im fine with. The chef that cooks the pizza (I assume) told me that I had to place the pizza that I had already place in one box in two separate boxes and when I ask him way he said It was a new policy, I was just implement recently I gave him a side eye but placed the pizza in the separate boxes. When I arrived to the register I asked the cashier did that policy exist and he heard of no such thing. So I filed a complaint with customer service who had me reach out to the manager and her message was so dismissive and rude I did not want to engage in any more conversation with her. Ive made a review on the feedback from WF leadership team and have not heard back since. Im hoping to hear back from someone because I dont feel comfortable with policies being made up because out of nowhere because it seems like the only reason it was made up because they thought I would steal a slice of pizza. I have no interest returning to that store until I hear from someone who actually take this seriously.E-mail exchange below.
Husband bought a coffee cake a couple weeks back. While we were eating it, a DEAD FLY fell out of it. He didnt take a receipt because he bought just that. He returned the coffee cake later that day WITH THE DEAD FLY IN IT and got attitude from the person helping him out about not having his receipt. Really??? He returned a fresh coffee cake (not outdated) that was clearly bought from Whole Foods. When he came back home and told me, I just laughed. Ridiculous customer service. He should have received apologies and freebies instead of attitude. Hilariously inept! And disgusting.
I love WFM and have shopped in multiple stores for years. As a personal chef for multiple families, I spend $400 a week in the Hyde Park Market. Too many of the employees are not trained properly for their position. Cashiers unable to ring up chicken with bar codes, unable to identify even the most basic vegetables, pizza slices bagged on their side, no rubber bands at pizza counter, resulting in pizza slices on the floor on most visits. Upon suggesting rubber bands be placed at pizza counter, two people said it is the customers fault and that rubber bands end up on floor. Better rubber bands than pizza, I say. Today, the meat counter employee had to have the order repeated three times, wrapped the meat so sloppily it almost came out of the wrapper, sticky price tags were half on so they got stuck to the other items ordered, and she was rude on top of it. Enough Hyde Park WFM. I am going back to South Loop.
This is a relatively small but well-appointed WF. The salad bar & hot bar are good as are the soups. Ive had better pizza at other WF but the sushi is ok. There is gelatto and a small bakery with nice things! As with all WFs, you walk in for 2 items, you walk out with a receipt for $40 but I like having it in the neighborhood. Garage - free parking - is great too.
Organic food at crazy high prices, and fear mongering to sell it too. There is no GMO chicken on the market yet all their chicken is labelled non GMO. Thought Amazon would lower prices, but was wrong. Good open bins of candy and chocolate though at premium prices. Just wish theyd read a science book instead of fleecing hipsters.
Uhh, well, I did get here quite late, but the options at the food bar were a little scarce...the people are very nice, the location is clean, centrally located, close to public transit, diverse, and lots of shopping options around the area. If you do get here early though, youll get a better variety of hot food choices
The most efficient way known to man for transfering cash from your wallet to Jeff Bezos, with minimal value exchanged in the process.Let me tell you a couple things:1) organic junk is a scam. Its not healthier, or more nutritios, and it even has a bigger carbon foot print.2) what does Artisan even mean, it looks like the junk they sell at Walmart but with fancier packaging. Regardless I am not buying it.
Why? Hyde Park Whole Foods! Why is there trash over flowing out of the trash bin in the vestibule on the lower garage level? Why are the carts disgusting with used tissue stuffed in the cup holder space and crud crusting in main area of the shopping carts? Why no cucumbers? Why did I have to leave your store to buy my produce at the grocery store down the street? Why?
Total reviews rating 4.2
199 Reviews for Whole Foods Market 2023:
Review №1
2022-02-09I am really happy that Hyde Park has a very convenient, accessible and nice location of Whole Foods Market. The store definitely has the best products I could ever want. Every store has great products but particularly Whole Foods got the best products when it comes to quality based on experience. They have a high quality and fresh selection of produce, meat, seafood and even on their bakery. The staffs in here are also approachable, friendly and very helpful. Their staffs are just basically so nice to every customer and I seriously experienced it for the few times I went in here. The only cons in this store are definitely the prices of the products they have. Their prices are more expensive compared to any grocery stores inside. They also have sales on few of the products they have but when it comes to regular grocery shopping, I can say that this store is the most expensive one and if I am on a tight budget, I would probably choose Trader Joe’s as an option for the store.
Review №2
2022-07-17I have been here twice in the past couple of weeks. The store is really nice and I found everything I was looking for. However they should think about replacing their workers with robots who say good morning and have a nice day. Their cashiers lack customer service skills. I mean each time I’ve gone in they are engrossed in conversation with each other while ringing me up. I mean I hate self checkout, but I’d rather do that than be Ignored 🫠
Review №3
2022-05-31Three stars for service and cleanliness but two stars off because of the many holes or bear areas (MERCHANDISE RESTOCKING) in the store and the parking situation can be quite confusing. I been to several of the Downtown locations and they do a much better job of not allowing their shelves to be bear or empty.
Review №4
2022-04-21Typical whole foods market. Nice selections. Prices are most time on the high side. Customer service can be non existent sometimes. Needed some help, around the customer service desk. The two gentlemen wanted to laugh and giggle with each other, more than work.
Review №5
2020-12-13Dear Whole Foods MarketI am huge on customer service; it matters a great deal. For the past 2 days Ive called 6 Chicagoland locations trying to locate the vegan TTLA sandwich as advertised by Tabitha Brown (my mom wants to try it and so do I). To my dismay not a single store had the sandwich; greatly due to Covid issues. This morning I again called my local store in Hyde Park Whole Foods Market . I was placed on a call with Ms. Ester from prepared foods. Not only did she listen to me explain my dilemma but then proceeded to tell me how I could still enjoy the sandwich and patronize her store. She told me the ingredients and told me where to find them. She also told me to ask for her when I got to the store if I had any issues finding the items.Of course when I arrived I did have issues so, I asked for her. She came from behind the counter and took to find an alternative option, as one of the items I needed was not available. She literally checked my basket and walked me around to ensure I had everything I needed. Not only that while we walked other customers greeted her by name (she is consistent in her excellence)!I was so touched and grateful by her dedication and service. This year has been horrid and to have someone like Ms. Ester give that extra effort was so wonderful. I hope the powers that be see this. While I already spoke to her manager and love that she will receive a gift card for her service....Im hoping there is a greater way to say thank you to her.Sincerely,A Extremely Grateful CustomerP.S. I added roasted red pepper to my sandwich 🤯 so GOOD!
Review №6
2022-07-18Low inventory on items such as bread, cookies , beverages ( I just wanted a cola ) , chicken , chips . Every time I go there I am disappointed. Off to Trader Joe’s it is !
Review №7
2022-07-10Thank you for still making breakfast burritos. Still one of the only Whole Foods where I can find them.
Review №8
2022-05-21Staff & cashiers should be retained in customer service. They should learn from Trader Joes on how to treat its guests. Every time I visit this store Im reminded I shouldve shopped online.
Review №9
2022-05-02Store is clean, staff is very courteous, prices are kinda high but thats the life we live
Review №10
2022-06-16Great as always good wholesome fresh food, fruits and vegetables with a very friendly staff.