Whole Foods MarketReviews of wholefoodsmarket.com

We shopped yesterday at Whole Foods on 104th Street in Miami. 1. Whole Foods still has an announced policy of not bagging groceries. Since it has been determined that Covid spreads almost exclusively through the air, it is my guess that the policy is maintained so that Whole Foods has an excuse for not providing grocery bagging service. 2. It used to be Whole Foods policy, when you had a shaky carton of eggs, to supply a rubber band to keep it closed. This was a convenient amenity. However, I was informed yesterday that Whole Foods no longer supplied rubber bands. Another money-saver for Jeff Bezos. 3. Despite the formal policy against bagging, I forgot about it yesterday and waited while the cashier bagged our groceries. Which was nice of her, except that she was visibly unhappy and loaded up the bags in such a way that one of them weighed 18 pounds and one weighed almost 20. All in all, a disagreeable experience. The great draw of Whole Foods is the variety of organic vegetables. However, the experience was enough to get me to think again about whether it is all that important that our vegetables be organic.

Terrible customer service at Paramus and closter. They changed and seem to not value their customers. I never complain at all. This is actually the first time I have ever written a review and the experience also had me contact corporate which I never do, but seeing as corporate doesn't seem to care either then I have no other option but to warn other customers.

I bought steak kabobs on a stick. 4 of them. I told the counter person I don't like fat so I didn't buy the lamb - which was unusually fatty - I got home with my steak kabobs in assorted flavors and discovered that under the sauce were gobs and gobs of meat with chunks of fat that would be inedible and disgusting. Kabobs need to be very lean because they are cooked quickly and the fat can't render. If I were them I would be embarrassed. I had to remove from the skewer and trim them myself - I paid for 4 kababs - got about 3 out of them. this was at the chelsea store in manhattan.

I have been shopping at WHOLE FOODS Sarasota since they opened over 10 years ago.Needless to say,I should be recognized by now but with the constant turnover in employees, guess that is too much to ask for.I am disabled and I bring my service dog in in a dog stroller.I use the stroller as stability to walk but I also suffer from seizures and PTSD.He is a 9 lb yorkshire terrior who is very calm/quiet.Today as I walked by an employee who was stocking shelves she informed me that only service dogs were allowed in the store.I told her my dog was a service dog which his bright red collar clearly stated. Instead of simply saying OK and getting out of my face, she proceded to tell me just because I SAID he was a service animal didn't mean he was. This power hungry employee clearly does not know the ADA rules for service animals.She insisted in engaging me in a harassing conversation of which I was not going to give her the satisfaction of upsetting me.I promptly went to CS and asked to speak to a manager and guess who it turned out to be?Beth as it turns out was happy to come to CS to once again be rude to me in front of customers.When I asked CS for the corp. phone # Beth taunted me further telling me please call them and tell them I am doing my job. What is wrong with these big companies that hire these incompentant young people who are so disrespectful to customers?The guard on the front door when I entered the store talked to me when I approached and admired my well trained animal.I am so tired of being disrespected for my disabilities.I am not responsible for what other people do and this employee had no business talking down to me and embarassing me in public.If there is one thing those of us who have legit service animals know is that we know our rights.Needless to say,WHOLE FOODS will not be getting my business anymore and I am filing a complaint w/ the ADA.

Absolutely unprofessional and disrespectful with people customer service at the checkout Fulham Whole Food 21.05.2021.I'll never go to this store again.

The prepared food section (e.g., plates with meat + 2 sides) is quality (taste, health-wise) with a strong selection, but the prices are usuriously high now. Great food, terrible value - I almost never do this anymore a I can't rationalize these prices, even as a working professional in management.

They charge more then the 10%sales tax on non food items. Charged me 20 cents more. Plus taxed on reg price not the sales price. Will not go there again. They know a lot of people won't check and calculate their tax, especially the well off people.

If I could give negative stars I would. Worst employees EVER. Every time I shop at Whole Foods, specifically Willowbrook IL, it is guaranteed there will be an issue. The employees are incredibly rude, aggressive, and disrespectful. When reaching for the packaged salmon from the gentlemen at the counter, I am yelled at like a child. The COVID protocols have only increased their anger and feel obligated to yell and watch your every move. I’ve been laughed at by the employees after I responded back in a harsh manner due to being treated with absolute zero respect. I’ve had it with Whole Foods, after numerous efforts to try to keep shopping, I refuse to come back. Whole Foods, you have a great product selection, however, a lot of your employees are deplorable.