WFM Coffee & Juice Bar
7635 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs
(719) 531-9999
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Wonderful
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The lady at the counter was very rude
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Okay coffee. Whole Foods was cool before they sold their soul to Amazon.
Mediocre “health” drinks, crappy milk for coffee, substandard teas.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The management is rude and biased to poor leadership if they have been there long enough. Unwilling to listen to their other employees and probably not the best location to work at. My partner was working there and experienced one of the worst work experiences. She struggles with ptsd and some spectrum of autism and was harassed by leadership for months. She admits she has a bit of a learning curve sometimes and when she asked what to improve on, she was berated and threatened to just be terminated. The lead made her sign papers stating she understood that if she failed, she'd be fired. I believe it was their way of not being liable if they failed to train her properly. She didn't quit however, despite wanting to, because friends and family didn't want her to give up. But one of the staff leads from her department seemed to constantly harass and try to find anything to use against her to bring to higher ups. Besides the corporate workforce and pressurized atmosphere, the coffee is fine. It is mostly drip coffee with a few latte items. A simple and small menu. Would occasionally buy some for the office for coworkers.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Went to WF to pick up prepared food for lunch. Burritos were far more expensive than the very same ones at the nearby Natural Grocers! Further, a number of food items were not even available (vegetarian egg rolls, etc.). Looked around the store, found that a number of shelves were empty or nearly so. I'll not waste my time there again.
I’m over covid. So tough to purchase hot food. Miss the buffet style business. Hate wearing a mask. Ugh. But clean store. Well run. Did get something to eat. Crowded. Long check out lines
Way too many holes in all of their breads. Breads are tasty but I don’t like paying for air. Bakery department needs to knead the dough longer.
I have not been in this store in over 5 years. We were looking for some specific dietary items that we could not find at the chain stores and a couple of the other natural stores. WF had the items we needed in stock. even with Prime discounts, they are still a pricey store, but for those 'gotta-have' items no one else carries, they came through.
It's your typical Whole Foods. The pizza by the slice bar was good, not too meaty and plenty of veggies. Hot food selection is excellent. Some items looked dried out.amd were not refreshed in time. Fish and chicken tikki were good. Desserts were plenty with tiramisu, chantilly, cookies, pastries, etc.
Whole Foods has a great selection to choose from and their staff is typically pretty knowledgeable about the products that they carry. Their pricing is a bit higher than Natural Grocers, so I don't come to Whole Foods as much anymore unless something that I need is on sale.
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We were looking for Bragg's salad dressing products, red lentils, and champagne vinegar and found them all. The produce here always is fresh.
The chicken salad had a good flavor but did have some tough chicken. The egg salad was delicious. The pizza is very good and crispy and the sushi is also very good. Love the selection of cookies, black and white are my favorite.
I used to shop at Whole Foods because it was more affordable than Trader Joes. But since Sprouts came to town they have the best prices of all. I still like to browse through Whole Foods and get whats on sale.
Chocolate, bread, produce
Great location. Always hosting community events.
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