Whole Foods MarketReviews of wholefoodsmarket.com

I usually go to a Whole Foods in Sandy springs of Roswell rd. Atlanta, GA. I ve seen Whole Foods groceries quality dropped from 100% awesome to somewhat 30% below subpar. I have been visiting this location for years as I live not too far. The managers are doing a horrible job leading the store associates. Associates look scared and always miserable. No-one greets you or simply smiling at least sometimes in there. Everyone looks angry and deals with customers in a crude way. I ve been observing this reality for some time now. Dismissive, bitchy, deflective attitude is how associates handle questions, concerns, requests of the customers. If this is the store culture, that's a sad, a very sad way to be. Everyone looks uncomfortable, and everything is through passive aggressive subtle projections.Customer service representative hasn't used a device to look up what I asked to look up. Said these devices don't do that. Whole Foods since purchased by amazon became of the same culture as the amazon itself, extension of the plantation. Clearly workers are underpaid and managers don't regulate the culture of a good experience, possible cause there is nothing good to experience at all. Disgusting. Pathetic, Gratuitous in its fullest pretense. I had way too many bad experiences in Whole Foods. What am I paying for? to go talk to an angry old woman, who feel bothered by my question about the supplement? Paradox.

spent $415 on groceries at this store. Because I was buying a large number of items, it was obviously impossible to stand at the register and verify every single item and quantity while everything was being scanned. I trusted that I was being charged correctly. Big mistake. I asked for the receipt to be sent electronically, and when I later reviewed it, I discovered that the quantities charged for certain items did not match what I actually purchased. I was charged for quantities I did not take home. I contacted Amazon expecting a simple correction. Instead, I was told they would need to “start an investigation,” interview the cashier, and contact me during the investigation. Give me a break. I just spent $415 on groceries. I should not have to spend more of my time participating in an investigation because their checkout was inaccurate. That is what makes this particularly unacceptable. With a $400+ grocery purchase, it is practically impossible to verify dozens of items and quantities while standing at a busy checkout. Customers naturally assume that if they buy one item, they will be charged for one—not two or three. You discover the discrepancy later, and suddenly correcting their mistake becomes your burden. Be aware and check your receipt carefully. Do not be as naive as I was in simply trusting that the quantities were entered correctly. And frankly, considering how busy I am, I will very likely not shop at this Whole Foods again. Grocery shopping is supposed to save me time, not create an investigation and another chore because I trusted the store to charge me accurately. There are plenty of places where I can spend $415 on groceries without having to audit my receipt afterward.

Really poor website options for selecting items. Exceptionally high prices for mediocre products. So much available to the owner with limited input in the stores. Avoid at all cost! Like buying gas from BP. Both bastards are ruining the planet

If there is a negative star, they deserve that I have a bug a big huge black bug in my breast today. Ridiculous. This is the Orland Park location, Illinois.

I purchased an item online for an in-store pick up. I didn't look in the bag , assuming I was picking up what I ordered. It was the wrong item. When I went back to the store to exchange it, they said it was a 3rd party item and they couldn't honor an exchange, even though they had the coreect item in stock. I bought what I needed and still have the incorrect item. Whole Foods seriously doesn't have the capability to process an even exchange. I wanted the blue tongue scraper, not the pink and now I have two. Whole Foods is just like Amazon, a company that takes zero accountability.

For years I’ve been buying organic food in Whole Foods store Danbury , and I can clearly see the decline in quality. What I bought today made me furious! Cal-Organic Farms radishes grown with PRIDE and INTEGRITY was the claim on the pack. But inside I found nothing to be proud of.. all radishes were rotten or empty inside or just full of water after probably being frozen. The worst was the taste. Those were not bitter and crunchy for the salad that I planned to use them for.. those were wet tasteless fiber .. not even close to the radishes I used to buy.. And fresh organic cucumbers … another big disappointment! They lost their original taste too! Just the price and the crunchiness are left! What a misery for those who love green salads with fresh clean produce every day! Worst quality since my first negative review some years ago. Probably visiting local farmers will bring better result than organic non eatable produce from Danbury Whole Foods.. And I’m not even talking about their “fresh” fish.. it’s another big problem to be discussed.. Very frustrating experience.. Stay away from that type of produce !

Very disappointing and mis-managed store (McKinney, TX) During my most recent visit, which will probably be my last: 1. Almondmilk shelf filled with cartons set to expire the next day. 2. Meat & seafood counter clerk with little knowledge of what was there. Best he was qualified to do was cut a portion for sale. 3. Very poor selection and quantity of fish. Even the advertised sale items had one/two skimpy pieces available. 4.Wifi which barely worked preventing me from pulling up the 1-time QR Amazon code for discounts. 5. Health products with a price above list and higher than what Amazon website says Whole Foods lists it for sale. 6. Check-out clerk that acknowledged that they never get timely truck deliveries. 7. They are building a ton of apartments nearby. The place should be busy, but is not. Not worth the trip, especially with better stores nearby.

Sage the AI bothead wouldn't let me through when it got to the diversity section. I put my true race on it, and it wouldn't move forward. Quite frankly, for a PT position I decided to call the store and talked to the Mgr. of that dept. She stated they had no positions opened.