While this location makes me feels a bit claustrophobic due to the pandemic, i happened to come in to get milk and some short ribs. I end up not getting the milk because today is 10/6 and all the mil on the dairy display expires in 10 days. I did get the beef short ribs which were 5.99 a pound. I noticed they had a poultry's ready clean and vacuum sealed for sale at 3.69 a pound, while that is to rich for my blood. I settled on going to shop rite and picking up chicken pieces for .99 a pound. Now i have to say their poultry display at Whole foods is divine. Amazing butcher skills, beautifully set, all vacuum sealed, trimmed to perfection, no skin or bones, all ready for use. With that said i...
I came in this evening around 5 to pick up a couple of items. I appreciated that they controlled the amount of people coming in. I walked in and picked up one item and about to pick another when I saw that there was one very long line for checkout. Most had a full shopping cart of items. There were only a few cashiers. I approached the woman who was sending shoppers to the cashiers and asked her if there was an express line. She said no and said there was only one line. Needless to say, I walked out. I really wanted and needed these items, but could not wait. There really should be an express at all times. I am a fairly new Prime member and I was truly disappointed
This is my favorite place for groceries. Some items can be a bit overpriced, but it's a great spot for bulk grains, fresh produce, and other specialty ingredients. Where else can you find Daiya cheese without needing to shop online? They also offer a good selection of milk alternatives like soy, coconut, and almond. Plus, they have a wide variety of vegan ice creams. Whole Foods features an expansive buffet bar with plenty of vegan options, except for salad. However, if you're just looking for Silk soy milk, I recommend going to Target instead, as it is much more affordable there.
It 's a half hour drive to this Whole Foods from Queens but worth it during the pandemic- 5 minute wait max compared to I won 't wait on line with 30 people on 57th and third in Manhattan. Plentiful free parking lot right in front. This Whole Foods is, oddly, smaller than the ones I 've been to in Manhattan and doesn 't have the prepared food selection of the one in Bryant Park, but generally suffices. Clean store, organic selection, and discounts for Prime members. Bring your own bags and get a refund while doing your part to save the planet.
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I was very disappointed, but I guess I should have known better with the Uber Eats special of buy one, get one free. I paid a service charge to have sushi delivered from Manhasset, only to receive sushi that was less than mediocre. From now on, I’ll stick to my favorites like Sushi Village, Shoshaku, and Masago in Great Neck. Sometimes, it’s best to stick with what you know. For those who enjoy sushi in Manhasset, I recommend making the trip to Great Neck—it’s definitely worth it.
Ive been shopping at W F for several years. Generally, good quality food. Lately, they are taking advantage of shoppers by drastically rising their prices each time I go shopping. Im going to Trader Joes. MUCH fairer pricing. For example, a can of tuna is now $2.99. Was always $2.19 or so. Many other items raised each time I visit.
I really enjoy the food here, especially because of its fantastic location. They have a wide variety of dishes available, and unlike other places, they cater to different dietary needs. The food is always fresh, and they also provide a great selection of healthy drinks.
Worst Whole Foods I've ever been to, and I shop at the Centre St location in Jamaica Plain, MA sometimes. Too small, too congested, poorly laid out, poor selection. This is just not a good representation of Whole Foods.
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The restaurant offers a great variety of beef dishes and occasionally features beef or veal liver on the menu.
loose service and customer service is garbage. I give my money to Trader Joes.
