Conveniently located near both Harvard and MIT, and although smaller than some, this store has everything you would expect in a Whole Foods store. Parking seems plentiful.
Jennifer Denise (Lulu bell)
Hubby got me the most pretty cake for my birthday an everyone loved it thank u wholefoods...July birthday girl
Bradford Clem
It's whole foods. I do find better quality produce than chain supermarkets. The meat counter and cheese counter are good but the seafood can be hit or miss. They have beer and wine which can help with one stop shopping. My son loves this location because it has an escalator, a water fountain, and customer service will give him a snack. Ink block and Arlington are slightly better but they also get more crowded.
Tom Thornton
Even sells booze
Gina Kolarchick
Great place down form the Double Tree to grab lunch and water.
G'Ann Scott
Stopped in for lunch. The group had a sandwich, sushi and hot veggies. None was very good. The sandwich was the worst I've ever had. I originally wanted a fresh sandwich but was told I had to get a pre made sandwich. Very disappointed.
Amanda Owens
My first time being in Whole Foods market this store is amazing it’s on a different level I got hot food and a veggie box it was amazing ?.
Dr Amit Gajeelee M.D
Good choice of products from vegetables to fruits, good keto and low carb selection together with natural bread and mayo.
C J
I got an orange juice and "Korean" BBQ chicken.
Bunch of white people lying is what that was, but whatever.
I also tried "Indian" curry from here too, and it was my mistake for thinking white people can make curry.
Honestly the food was so lackluster it's laughable, except the price is criminal. For $10 for that tiny 6 pieces of non-korean chicken and some rice. The 16 ounce curry was $14..............
They don't even have canned food. Not even coca-cola.
Don't shame me for wanting coke, they sell plenty of beer.
Clearly the demographic group is older white people who have no idea what to do with their money and are clearly out of touch with the realities of ethnic diversity beyond the perfunctory addition on the menu for marketing.
I tried this place for a week. I don't know if I'll come back haha.
Always fresh cut produce and hot bar/nigiri/poke, same price as CVS/target but probs more consistent in certain health aspects. Stop and shop may be a little cheaper depending on what you shop for/sales/specials etc. I always go for the bogo or on sale item. And whole foods has those too.
Cheng-Chen Tsai (蔡承臻)
Large space, rich products, and tastings
柏佳妘
billionaire exclusive
Kelly Shaw
This was a great Whole Foods spot until they closed their bakery. Now it’s pastries and other items that have been clearly frozen previously and don’t look great. Would love to see the bakery brought back.
Aaron Franklin
Whoever was working customer service desk on Tuesday 4/23 was outright rude to me out of the blue and for no reason and I gave her attitude back in response when the Amazon kiosk was down. Instead of saying “it’s down right now, we’ll help you at the desk” she treated me like an umbilical who couldn’t read. Older woman, hair in pony/braid. I prefer the self kiosk so I don’t have to have human interaction, wasn’t my day apparently and luck had it, I got her grumpy attitude
Conveniently located near both Harvard and MIT, and although smaller than some, this store has everything you would expect in a Whole Foods store. Parking seems plentiful.
Hubby got me the most pretty cake for my birthday an everyone loved it thank u wholefoods...July birthday girl
It's whole foods. I do find better quality produce than chain supermarkets. The meat counter and cheese counter are good but the seafood can be hit or miss. They have beer and wine which can help with one stop shopping. My son loves this location because it has an escalator, a water fountain, and customer service will give him a snack. Ink block and Arlington are slightly better but they also get more crowded.
Even sells booze
Great place down form the Double Tree to grab lunch and water.
Stopped in for lunch. The group had a sandwich, sushi and hot veggies. None was very good. The sandwich was the worst I've ever had. I originally wanted a fresh sandwich but was told I had to get a pre made sandwich. Very disappointed.
My first time being in Whole Foods market this store is amazing it’s on a different level I got hot food and a veggie box it was amazing ?.
Good choice of products from vegetables to fruits, good keto and low carb selection together with natural bread and mayo.
I got an orange juice and "Korean" BBQ chicken.
Bunch of white people lying is what that was, but whatever.
I also tried "Indian" curry from here too, and it was my mistake for thinking white people can make curry.
Honestly the food was so lackluster it's laughable, except the price is criminal. For $10 for that tiny 6 pieces of non-korean chicken and some rice. The 16 ounce curry was $14..............
They don't even have canned food. Not even coca-cola.
Don't shame me for wanting coke, they sell plenty of beer.
Clearly the demographic group is older white people who have no idea what to do with their money and are clearly out of touch with the realities of ethnic diversity beyond the perfunctory addition on the menu for marketing.
I tried this place for a week. I don't know if I'll come back haha.
Too damn expensive for far too little.
Just go to a real restaurant
Quality has gone down and prices up.
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Always fresh cut produce and hot bar/nigiri/poke, same price as CVS/target but probs more consistent in certain health aspects. Stop and shop may be a little cheaper depending on what you shop for/sales/specials etc. I always go for the bogo or on sale item. And whole foods has those too.
Large space, rich products, and tastings
billionaire exclusive
This was a great Whole Foods spot until they closed their bakery. Now it’s pastries and other items that have been clearly frozen previously and don’t look great. Would love to see the bakery brought back.
Whoever was working customer service desk on Tuesday 4/23 was outright rude to me out of the blue and for no reason and I gave her attitude back in response when the Amazon kiosk was down. Instead of saying “it’s down right now, we’ll help you at the desk” she treated me like an umbilical who couldn’t read. Older woman, hair in pony/braid. I prefer the self kiosk so I don’t have to have human interaction, wasn’t my day apparently and luck had it, I got her grumpy attitude
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