Whole Foods Market

"This must be the worst Whole Foods on the planet. I've been going for 15+ years (first as Wild Oats then WF then WF by Amazon) and I'm not sure why I still go. The people are kind but that's about the only good thing I can say. They overcharge for products (literally, by prices on your receipt not matching what is listed on the shelf - not just in the 'Whole Paycheck' way. They will fix it when you point it out, but how often do you look at your receipt in detail?) and they are constantly out of products (peanut butter, English muffins, cottage cheese, red lentils...just depends on the visit but that was today and just a sampling from my list) - no exaggeration that I will come in and find empty shelves of multiple products. To add to that, the employees are not well versed on their own store (I asked three people about a product today and no one could answer my simple question). I don't find this to be the case at other Whole Foods. I'd suggest shopping elsewhere."

"Love it here for many reasons! Size, nonstrip location, density, staff -- that is, the vibe. Keep it up! (Leaving this note for assurance that the person running the coffee bar has adequate backup in case of pressing phone calls calling for her total attention, like the one this am for apx 10 minutes.)"

"A nice neighborhood grocery store. It’s a manageable size and sometimes gets crowded at peak hours. Prices are standard for Whole Foods. Excellent prepared foods and superb cakes. Love the tea selection."

"Nice local neighborhood Whole Foods. Has a large butcher and fresh seafood, salad and food-bar, and bakery. Has a good beer and wine selection too."

"Decent salad bar. Not as large and extensive as downtown but still worth it. Friendly cool stuff."