Whole Foods Market

This ethablishment apparently does not respect our constitutional rights. Here's a note for everyone, they can not stop you from concealed carry with a valid ccw permit with this sign. All they can do is ask you to leave if they see it. This is really stupid due to the fact that if someone has bad intentions and sees this sign then they are immediately going to turn away. This just shows they have no respect for the right to protect oneself.

Whole foods is one of my favorite places to shop. So much variety here. Yes. They are a bit more expensive than the usual store but they also have very high quality goods and a great selection. We've always been really happy with the fresh produce, meat, and seafood. Beautiful flowers greet you as you walk into the fresh veggies and fruit sections... before you know it you are nor sure where to look because there are so many great selections of snacks and staples. Don't forget to stop at the bakery to cure any sweet tooth. Happy shopping!! If you like this review please click "like"... it helps my feelings.

I stopped in while on break this afternoon about 330 to grab some healthy lunch. The security person stood and watched me microwave my food the entire time. And since this was a simple microwave, this extended this experience even longer. I always stop into Whole Foods, Sprouts, and Natural Grocery to grab a quick lunch on my days out for work. I have never been watched like this...as if I am a criminal purchasing lunch and heating it up in the appropriate space. This microwave is in the customer area. I am clean and reserved. The only thing I can assume is he is either racist, or drawing assumptions off of working attire. Once I was finished and continued in the direction of the exit, he left. This was a really bizarre experience. Someone needs to have a conversation with this individual.

IMMEDIATELY UPON ENTERING: Customers are greeted by fragrances of lavender, mint, citrus, floral bouquets, sour dough bread and seared salmon. Energizing upbeat music provides retail background ambiance to a shopper's first visual connection with the store--which includes an extensive variety of vividly colorful & exotic produce. Further in, customers approach an abundance of fresh butchered meats (bison, lamb, grass fed organic beef, etc). Novel imported cheeses and charcuterie sausages are closely accompanied by in-house baked specialty breads, beautiful cakes and of course, the well reputed olive bar ($$). The store's products almost feel overwhelmingly limitless in options, even including an abundance of vegan and gluten-free chocolates (and vegan cornbreads), as well as locally sourced handmade goods. WHAT CAN BE EXPECTED: Tasting samples on the day of my visit included Brie w/tart cherry jam on a flakey cracker, lobster bisque & fresh baguette, pineapple, and a house spiced sausage. The staff were very friendly, quick & curtious. Rumors seem true that the store is frequently very busy. THE TAKE-AWAY: The Whole Foods experience promotes a general atmosphere of emotional + physical health, paired with an entertaining luxurious food-spa type wellness... And a grocery receipt price tag to match! Literally upon departure from this establishment, a shopper may be taking away fewer bags for their buck, but the higher quality level and appetizing products purchased, will easily create boom-a-rang clients & great word-of-mouth referral business. Chances are likely, that you'll be back! 🙂

As always, Whole Foods deli rocks! Great place to go if you need some good, healthy, delicious food & you need a break from cooking! Chicken Scallopini is awesome!

Went to order a birthday cake at Academy’s Whole Foods in Albuquerque. At the backery, I was directed to the main counter, where a lady asked me to put the request online. Went online, but no special ordering column for cakes. Decided to buy it from Costco.

Tried to get information regarding the total amounts of each item and the weight of the turkey in the $99 precooked Thanksgiving dinner. Website failed. Called the whole foods helpline. No help from them. They just tell me to try later. I called the store. No help from them. I was told to walk in to order. Went into the store. Website says the mashed potatoes feed 4. Four skinny people? 4 teenaged boys? Four hungry linebackers? I want to try a single serving of the cranberry sauce, the gravy, and the potatoes, but NOBODY FROM WF would help me find what I wanted or wouldgiveme honest answers. I was ignored and dismissed. Is this how you stay in business? Jeez.