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Whole Foods Reviews Summary

Whole Foods has a rating of 2.8 stars from 7 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Whole Foods ranks 71st among Grocery sites.

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California
3 reviews
4 helpful votes
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HOW IS WHOLE FOODS MARKET AT 2201 WILSHIRE BLVD. IN SANTA MONICA, CA, NOT A TINY BACKWOODS TOWN, NOT GETTING A BREAD DELIVERY UNTIL DECEMBER 30TH? THAT IS FRIGHTENINGLY HORRIBLE AS BUSINESSES AND THE OVERALL SOCIETY ARE CRUMBLING. THE WHOLE FOODS CEO AND SUPPLY CHAIN EXECUTIVES SHOULD RESIGN OR BE REPLACED IF THEY CAN'T OR WON'T KEEP A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF BREAD IN THE MARKET INSTEAD OF EMPTY SHELVES! WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON?! AAAAAAAHHHH!

Date of experience: December 11, 2024
Massachusetts
29 reviews
286 helpful votes
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Whole foods is a great grocery store and it also has a lot of options for those who have dietary restrictions, such as veganism, kosher, vegetarian, and pescetarian. The food is of high quality and is for the most part natural and organic. While whole foods may be expensive, it doesn't remove the fact that the foods there are of high quality.

Date of experience: March 23, 2023
New Jersey
2 reviews
0 helpful votes
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Unique
August 5, 2022

I love this place. I can always find something new and different...
There choices are great and the smaller stores get noticed...

Date of experience: August 3, 2022
New Jersey
39 reviews
76 helpful votes
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Yum
August 8, 2018

I wish they had a bit more vegan products that are also gluten free, but otherwise a good experience. I can get a lot of the things I need there, and it's nice to get extra points for paying with my Amazon card.

Date of experience: August 7, 2018
California
120 reviews
444 helpful votes
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I met the founders of Whole Foods before 1990 as they identified my organic farm and desperately wanted me to sell my produce to their about to be built Whole Foods markets. Yes, back then, organic actually meant something to this business. Amazon.com is a Global player, feeding US intelligence with countless private tips on Americans or other customers, which is why Amazon.com is still in business despite making no profits. Amazon.com wanted Whole Foods, so it bought the company. As soon as possible, Amazon.com started making material changes, one of which changes is to obscure and refuse to label goods. Whole Foods promised to label GE and GMO, well that promise is out the window. Amazon.com made money selling goods made by slaves, so any effort to certify that goods were not made by slaves is out the window. The latest change is Amazon's move to be the new Costco. Many people do not realize that Costco sells and mislabels Factory Farm goods, being one of the biggest movers of Factory farm meats. Well, Amazon sees this as profitable and is moving to mislabel Factory Farm meats at Whole Foods. Costco's revenue model is based on membership dues. Costco makes far more money from such dues than from selling goods, so now Amazon is trying to sell its "Prime membership" by posting blue and yellow signs throughout Whole Foods that will give special deals to Prime members. This is the same as membership dues. What does a Prime membership cost now? $100? Get the picture?

Date of experience: June 21, 2018