I've come to the United States for the first time and I decided to go to Whole Foods. I can definitely see what the hype is about! There was a good selection of items. I hung around the fruit and veg aisle for a long time as all the fresh fruti and veg looked amazing - so much fresher and nicer than what I'm used to in supermarkets in the UK!
Alabamatripcreator
I purchased some fresh fruit and snacks. Excellent market with lots of choices. Lot of well prepared food. Fresh fruit with good selections. Good check out
Mseddie2
I walked in thinking I'm just going to go over to the hot bar and get a little something and leave. Well it did not work like that. I was at awe. The HOT BAR and had so much to choice from that I was their for more then 1 hour. Then my salad bar and desserts I would recommended this to everyone. It's great. I had to tell myself Renee get out of here.
Joon Kim
It's a pleasant bar. Bright and clean. Many different kinds of chairs, tables, and rooftop areas you can enjoy your drink. You can also order sides or food from the Whole Foods (because this bar is inside of it), so that makes it very convenient. I suggest you try it out once. (And it opens from 7am till 10pm! Except for certain hours you can't get alcohol.)
CaptTrouble
I was very impressed with this new Whole Foods. It is walking distance from our condo, which is great! There is the large grocery store, but also deli, florist, coffee place, detox bar, wine bar, and rooftop grill + chill & games. We went everywhere. The rooftop was unoccupied, probably because of the recent rain but as it was 69 degrees it was very pleasant and quite a view! I would’ve loved to have gotten a smoothie or some cooked-to-order ramen, but we had just eaten at a restaurant around the corner. The prepared foods area is huge; several tables of food to choose from if you have no time to cook. I saw a large area labeled “Fried Chicken” toward an end of the Comfort Food table. It was so busy I couldn’t get near it. There was a very large green salad bar, and a large table of soup kettles. I think there were one or two other tables as well. Beyond the ramen, sushi, etc there were pre-made sandwiches in the display case and pre-made sides in bulk as well. A LOT of food to take home and warm up! The dairy, meat, produce, and seafood areas are huge. I wish I were going to be around for a couple of weeks so I could go wild with the seafood. We were stunned at the amount of chicken available as well. There is a Veggie Butcher at the end of the produce area too if you don’t have time to prep your veggies. The floral area was large, with an obvious bias toward orchids. There were separate areas of alcohol; the beer and hard seltzers were in the deli area, the wine was near the seafood and produce. Employees in the deli, produce, and checkout areas were very nice and helpful, and the store was very clean. We found everything we were looking for.
rtnw
Whole Foods locations seem to be the same everywhere - excellent. The selection, presentation and service are always outstanding. Accessibility is never a problem.
Kip C.
One amazing watering hole....in the middle of a supermarket!! I was lucky to visit 14th Street Bar---part of the flagship Whole Foods Market Midtown on opening day, and I was particularly impressed right from the start. Its not a full service bar---but they do have a number of local craft beers like Dry County and Printers Ale, along with a solid wine list. Because of its location---right at the corner of 14th and West Peachtree its a prime meetup spot. The staff here is super-friendly, courteous, and almost seem to instinctively know when you need a refill. Apparently the bar also services the WF rooftop---known officially as Canopy Court, so you could easily grab a drink and head up stairs for a second pour. The crowd here is usually chill...and while they may have already picked up a handful of barflies already, I've met more than a few people here staying at one of the half dozen upscale hotels all within a stone's throw. Whole Foods is massive---so much so that you just may need a drink. Here you go.
georgerager
My friend and I both ordered Beyond Burgers from the grill and had upset stomachs several hours later. The store itself is nice, and the restrooms seemed clean, but that wasn’t a fun experience, and therefore, I cannot provide a positive review.
I've come to the United States for the first time and I decided to go to Whole Foods. I can definitely see what the hype is about! There was a good selection of items. I hung around the fruit and veg aisle for a long time as all the fresh fruti and veg looked amazing - so much fresher and nicer than what I'm used to in supermarkets in the UK!
I purchased some fresh fruit and snacks. Excellent market with lots of choices. Lot of well prepared food. Fresh fruit with good selections. Good check out
I walked in thinking I'm just going to go over to the hot bar and get a little something and leave. Well it did not work like that. I was at awe. The HOT BAR and had so much to choice from that I was their for more then 1 hour. Then my salad bar and desserts I would recommended this to everyone. It's great. I had to tell myself Renee get out of here.
It's a pleasant bar. Bright and clean. Many different kinds of chairs, tables, and rooftop areas you can enjoy your drink. You can also order sides or food from the Whole Foods (because this bar is inside of it), so that makes it very convenient. I suggest you try it out once. (And it opens from 7am till 10pm! Except for certain hours you can't get alcohol.)
I was very impressed with this new Whole Foods. It is walking distance from our condo, which is great! There is the large grocery store, but also deli, florist, coffee place, detox bar, wine bar, and rooftop grill + chill & games. We went everywhere. The rooftop was unoccupied, probably because of the recent rain but as it was 69 degrees it was very pleasant and quite a view! I would’ve loved to have gotten a smoothie or some cooked-to-order ramen, but we had just eaten at a restaurant around the corner. The prepared foods area is huge; several tables of food to choose from if you have no time to cook. I saw a large area labeled “Fried Chicken” toward an end of the Comfort Food table. It was so busy I couldn’t get near it. There was a very large green salad bar, and a large table of soup kettles. I think there were one or two other tables as well. Beyond the ramen, sushi, etc there were pre-made sandwiches in the display case and pre-made sides in bulk as well. A LOT of food to take home and warm up! The dairy, meat, produce, and seafood areas are huge. I wish I were going to be around for a couple of weeks so I could go wild with the seafood. We were stunned at the amount of chicken available as well. There is a Veggie Butcher at the end of the produce area too if you don’t have time to prep your veggies. The floral area was large, with an obvious bias toward orchids. There were separate areas of alcohol; the beer and hard seltzers were in the deli area, the wine was near the seafood and produce. Employees in the deli, produce, and checkout areas were very nice and helpful, and the store was very clean. We found everything we were looking for.
Whole Foods locations seem to be the same everywhere - excellent. The selection, presentation and service are always outstanding. Accessibility is never a problem.
One amazing watering hole....in the middle of a supermarket!! I was lucky to visit 14th Street Bar---part of the flagship Whole Foods Market Midtown on opening day, and I was particularly impressed right from the start. Its not a full service bar---but they do have a number of local craft beers like Dry County and Printers Ale, along with a solid wine list. Because of its location---right at the corner of 14th and West Peachtree its a prime meetup spot. The staff here is super-friendly, courteous, and almost seem to instinctively know when you need a refill. Apparently the bar also services the WF rooftop---known officially as Canopy Court, so you could easily grab a drink and head up stairs for a second pour. The crowd here is usually chill...and while they may have already picked up a handful of barflies already, I've met more than a few people here staying at one of the half dozen upscale hotels all within a stone's throw. Whole Foods is massive---so much so that you just may need a drink. Here you go.
My friend and I both ordered Beyond Burgers from the grill and had upset stomachs several hours later. The store itself is nice, and the restrooms seemed clean, but that wasn’t a fun experience, and therefore, I cannot provide a positive review.
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