Whole Foods Market

This is Whole Foods with a Wow factor. I mean WOW. I was visiting family here and before I returned to South Beach at the Pointe, I asked relatives where can I grab some groceries. I am not a real fan of the Whole Foods in Miami Beach. It’s small, ho hum set up, parking can be an issue and the workers are rather ho hum. If you go the the hot food and deli area you almost have to beg to get attention. This store is a tad better but the actual physicality of this store is IMPRESSIVE. One young man who also spoke French was very kind and helped me find some items. Again it’s the SIZE oh and CLEANLINESS that made this into a SUPERSTORE.

Want a box of pizza made with love? Blandine did a fantastic job making the pizza. My favorites are ricotta and garlic, pizza, broccoli, chicken, Alfredo, pizza, and I’m trying chicken Parmesan pizza for the first time. I know this one is going be great as well. 2000 N Federal Hwy Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 United States

First time visiting Whole Foods Organic Market The variety is really complete. I also saw the red durian. Purple and yellow cauliflower I like its own brand 365 The price is quite acceptable For other organic foods, I only choose unique foods or things that are not available in other supermarkets. After comparing similar common supermarket items, I found that the prices at Whole Foods Market are more expensive. The burrito is highly recommended. I bought the beef one. The rice inside was very good. There is also organic chicken, pork and beef, which have no fishy smell. Cooked food ingredients are also recommended

🌺📦🛒Taking a Fort Lauderdale Neighborhood Market approach, this Whole Foods location delivers all the traditional "Whole" favorites and services—with a local twist. With the added convenience of Amazon package pickup and returns, it’s ideal for both quick stops and more curated shopping trips. Bonus points for the stunning floral section—always fresh, vibrant, and worth checking out!

Why does Whole Foods insist on murdering their pizza?!? This is not unique to this location. For a store that gets a lot right, they are really off the mark when it comes to Pizza.

I shop at this location once a week, and am always happy with my experience. The folks who work here are wonderful and are always very attentive and proactive in helping with anything you might need. I would like to particularly shout out the gentleman who bagged for me this morning, Pedro, for being super friendly, efficient, and doing an excellent job. I am grateful to have this Whole Foods so close to home.

Firstly, I have to say that I visit Whole Foods at minimum once per week. This location in particular about once month since I go to that area for meetings. Today I was really disappointed and disgusted at the lack of professionalism and utter pettiness of the cashier and her supervisor. I picked up several items including a bottle of sparkling water and noticed there were two signs in that location. One states $1.79 and the other $2.99. Confused as to why several similar bottles were put in that location with 2 different amounts, I took a photo just in case there would be any discrepancy at checkout. I didn't get the name of the cashier, but she was a black lady with dark loose curls and with a Jamaican accent. She rang up the items and the water rang up for $2.50. I informed her that there were two signs with two different amounts where the water was located.She started speculating that one price maybe the Amazon Prime price. I told her it couldn't be because there was not a "sale" sign there. I showed her the photo I took. She then left to allegedly verify what I had told her. When she came back, she told me that one price was for mineral water and the other for the sparking water. I told her that if there was only an isolated bottle or two under the cheaper price, I could have understood that they may have been misplaced by customer(s); however, there seemed to be about an entire case of the same water in that section. The cashier decided to get her supervisor involved (short black lady with bleached hair). She was no better. Her overall demeanor was unprofessional and she refused to make eye contact with me. They both could have expeditiously resolved the situation, but they chose to drag it on for several minutes at the expense of myself and the other customers waiting in line. In the end, the supervisor decided to adjust the price to my favor. A few cents credit took a whole ordeal of back and forth and defensiveness from them. I have noticed a significant breakdown in customer service at Whole foods in general in the past year or so. I expect this type of attitude in lower end stores. Perhaps my expectations are too high and I should I shouldn't be expecting more considering who owns it.