Whole Foods Market

Whole Foods Woodland Hills is one of those rare grocery stores that’s worth going out of your way for. The place is absolutely massive, which means the selection is incredible—whether you’re hunting for specialty cheeses, fresh seafood, plant-based options, or that obscure pantry item you usually have to order online. Everything is thoughtfully laid out, so finding what you need is quick and stress-free, even on a busy day. The store has a great flow, and it never feels cramped despite the huge crowds it can draw. Service here is consistently on point. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely willing to help, whether it’s guiding you to the right aisle or offering a tip on a new product. The prepared foods section is a standout, with plenty of fresh and tasty options for an easy meal. Produce is fresh and well-stocked, the bakery smells like it could tempt anyone into picking up something sweet, and the coffee bar makes a perfect stop before or after shopping. Between the size, the organization, and the service, this isn’t just a grocery stop—it’s an experience. Definitely one of the top Whole Foods locations in the region and absolutely worth the drive, even if it means braving rush hour traffic.

Make sure you check your sandwich if you are allergic/ don’t want a certain item inside it. I designed my own sandwich and DO NOT eat tomatoes, never asked for tomatoes and filled out a simple sandwich form. luckily I checked it before driving away only to find it loaded with tomatoes. This was very frustrating as I had already paid and was in a rush. Had to then go and reorder, causing me another 20 min in delay and cannot quite understand why they added tomato as it was a custom made sandwich that clearly didn’t have tomato in it. Then after getting the second edition I found they had missed the onions and aioli and sandwich was quite dull. Disappointing experience overall.

I went to return something from Amazon, as Whole Foods is a return center. First time I'd been there. There was a good sized parking lot. The store was full of people. It was 12 noon on a Thursday. I was impressed by the bakery cookie display and the fresh veggie display.

A great place to shop! I love Whole Foods, because they always have a large variety of foods. I love their hot deli, with warm pizza, and they also have desserts, fresh fruits, hot barbecue meats, and even turkey legs, which I love! They have fresh fish, chicken pork, and a whole lot more to satisfy your taste buds! And I'm always excited to go to Whole Foods, great prices, and because the food is always so yummy, in their hot deli! Whole Foods has great staff who always greet you with a smile! And the atmosphere in the store was pleasant! l Oh, yes! Almost forgot the biscuits! Omgosh! These densely made, flaky-buttery, delectable biscuits are much better than those at other restaurants I've tried. Now, be careful when you take your first bite, you might just get hooked! And I thoroughly recommend, Whole Foods, to everyone.

Love whole foods and the location is great, parking is easy. However some of the employees at the juice bar are rude (making you want to leave zero tip), and there is not enough assistance in the meat section. Sometimes you have to stand around for 5 minutes until someone from the meat section finally notices you to help you. 3 stars for the cleanliness and the kindness from employees at the registers, -2 stars for service at the juice bar and meat section.

I normally enjoy shopping at Whole Foods, but the deli counter at this Woodland Hills location has become increasingly frustrating due to repeated cross contamination issues. Every time I order turkey, I notice the same problem, staff do not change their gloves between handling different foods and equipment. Gloves are used to touch machines, wipe surfaces, handle onions, and then immediately slice and touch the deli meat. Tonight was the last straw, the employee wiped down a slicer that had just been used for onions with a towel (no proper cleaning) and then proceeded to cut my turkey without changing gloves. I do not want my turkey tasting like onions, nor do I want food handled with visibly contaminated gloves. I’ve respectfully brought this up to a manager in the past, who was kind and accommodating at the time, but the issue keeps happening. This is basic food safety and should not require customers to repeatedly ask for glove changes or proper sanitation. I ended up walking out tonight without purchasing anything because I was exhausted from having to explain something that should be standard practice. Cross contamination is a serious concern, especially in a grocery store that prides itself on quality and safety. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and provides better training and enforcement at the deli counter.

March 2023 I travel full time for work and every week I go to a new Whole Food Market. This is the worst I have ever been. I love the salad bar but here the selection was miserable. No many items to chose from. Old salad. The container weren't organized. Long lines at the check out . It is so small compared to the majority of whole foods