Whole Foods Market

"Perhaps you could direct the two cranky, rude older women at your checkout stands today to whichever aisle you keep supplements for menopause and/or the natural version of Prozac. There’s no reason to speak to a customer in such a biting manner when it’s your computer system that has the glitch, not my prime account. Also-when the self check is completely empty with not a person around, is it really a big deal to have a few more than 15 items? Don’t come to work if you don’t want to do your job. 2 stars only cause folks at the meat and seafood counter are always helpful."

"Well, this was my first visit after Amazon took over. I knew my prime membership got me a discount but didn't know it only applies to certain things. Store looks lovely but prices are as crazy as they were when we called it "Whole Paycheck""

"This store has a great selection of produce and the prices are reasonable. Store is always well kept and the staff is friendly. I really enjoy the ready made food here; I have food sensitivities and I can always find things that I am able to eat. The hot buffet always has a good selection and the pizza is great!! Also love the Cool Haus dairy free Ice cream sandwiches, this is a must have item for me."

"This store specializes in the sale of organic food and products. Amazon is here and cater for customers who order food online. They fruits and vegetables and almost every food items you can think of."

"Whole Foods gets a lot of grief because of the high prices. That’s fair. The prices are indeed too high. But if you are careful… and judicious… and discerning, you can obtain some wonderful items there. And you can get most of your grocery needs met by King Sooners or Costco. So, yes, I admit it. I shop at Whole Foods. Carefully. I like the way I can find some things at WF that I can’t find elsewhere. The Whole Foods in Broomfield is a nice store, and the staff members are helpful and positive. But there is a part of the store that is always disappointing. The east side of the store, where the salad bar, hot bar, deli counter, and fresh food items are sold. At this store, this sections always seem disheveled and untended. The fresh food looks old, looks too dry or too wet. There are many empty shelves and basins. My photos show how dispiriting this part of the store feels to shoppers. Symbolically, the counter that is labeled "GOOD FOOD" in large letters has no food at all, just machines, cutlery, boxes."