Thyme - Wigan

My first time ever shopping at a whole meal. it was random. I'm sitting in loose angels and condemning how much I need to eat. to my chagrin I realized that there were no really big markets near. I needed one who could take a bit. my first hope was that I might see a 99-cent shop. I finally did it, but they have no bread! I found a trader joes, but they had looked like paid parking! No, homey doesn't play that. I saw myself around some more and stumbled on whole foods. a long time ago, (back when we were fab) I had lunch with a friend in a whole meal. I had never been shopping there. this whole food (via the road from the world-famous farmer’s market) was simply a wonderland of eating. huge! they could make their own salad from an salatable. (I did, they had all kinds of healthy brot, delicious microwave dinner and prefabricated microwave dinner, (the latter I have a few of) combed pasta seeds, and so much more. it was like a mini farmer market. the staff was very friendly and helpful. parking spaces were free and abundant. I've had all of it. much better than sprouts or even trader joes! oh, and they took ebt!

I must say, I really enjoy shopping at wholefoods. They have a plethora of options when it comes to healthy food selections. I find new brands to support every time I go shopping there. If you want to live a healthy lifestyle, wholefoods is the the way to go!!

Best Tiramisus. Plenty of parking, ample stocking, courteous staff.

Great discovery, saved us from being all day eating sandwiches and burgers. highly advisable if you travel to the United States, you can eat healthy.

It is recommended to eat at a different restaurant for your own health and safety. The menu is simple, the dishes are badly cooked and presented. They do not accommodate any changes to the menu, so do not even bother asking for peas.