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I came into Whole Foods looking for a quick and easy dinner and wanted some soup but they were all out of the flavor I wanted. Anthony from the market section was very helpful and went back and forth a few times to see if they had any left or in the back. When he returned he asked if I wanted to try any other soups on the house. Very pleased with the kind gesture and will be returning.

I have a love/hate relationship with Whole Foods. I love SOME of the stores that are on the cutting edge, there are a lot of other stores that need to go away. I'm sorry, not having a Whole Foods is by far way better than an inferior one. Seems that there are a lot of those (inferior ones) as of late... On the plus side, juices that are made in house just is the best, I remember when they used to make juices in front of you was my favorite thing about it. Some Have done away with it (labor intensive) but still love it. A lot of eclectic and exotic foods can be found here and it can make cooking a fun journey. But just go, go and see for your self. I admit, I've been spoiled, I am a Wegmans fanatic... (Wegmaniac)

We stopped by yesterday after brunch at Seed. My biggest complaint about Whole Foods is typically related to size/cramped-ness. Can you even get your cart through the aisles? This Whole Foods is a decent size and fairly well laid out. I didn 't get the claustrophobic/ Get me out of here feeling that I do at many Whole Foods now (including our Nashville store which I usually go to maybe once a year when only absolutely necessary? . Parking is easy. The store was fairly well stocked (their produce section had definitely taken a hit by Sunday early afternoon; maybe not the best time of day for shopping . An a-okay Whole Foods in my book.

We stopped by yesterday after brunch at Seed. My biggest complaint about Whole Foods is typically related to size/cramped-ness. Can you even get your cart through the aisles? This Whole Foods is a decent size and fairly well laid out. I didn 't get the claustrophobic/ Get me out of here feeling that I do at many Whole Foods now (including our Nashville store which I usually go to maybe once a year when only absolutely necessary? . Parking is easy. The store was fairly well stocked (their produce section had definitely taken a hit by Sunday early afternoon; maybe not the best time of day for shopping . An a-okay Whole Foods in my book.

It 's 7:20 am and I just threw out the WF brand organic chicken I bought last Sunday with a Use By date of 9/29/19. I was trying to prep for dinner tonight, and now I 'll need to fly to my local Publix to manage this. I 'm especially frustrated bc this is the fourth time in less than a year I 've had problems with this particular brand of chicken from this very store. Maybe the onus is on me at this point Fool me once but after calling and even getting money back from an always courteous manager I keep hoping they 've figured out how to fix this. But four times in one year with one customer is remarkably high odds, Merchants Walk Whole Foods. You have a problem. Finally, I tried to handle this the nice non social media way via the online chat option. I was first in line and told to hang on for one moment for 10 minutes before I gave up and tried to call. But store hours are 7 am Central Time, so here I am sharing my spoiled chicken four times in one year story for Yelp readers. Because I 'm done, Merchants Walk Whole Foods. I don 't want a rebate; I don 't want your lip service; I don 't want your hollow promises. I want my time back. I want not to have to go to Publix at 8 am so I can get tonight 's dinner prepped. More than anything in the world, though, I want some confidence in the freshness and quality of your expensive food.