It was accommodating. The freshness is our reason for shopping here. My Aunt wanted soup and we had several choices to pick from. It was a great experience.
Summer K
Nothing against Whole Foods (which I love), but this particular location is really cramped for space. It seems new enough, but they either needed a bigger building or a better architect. Maybe that's what makes everyone so grumpy. It's really difficult to maneuver the aisles without getting in peoples' way. And the lady who checked us out was none too friendly. Furthermore, my leg brushed up against a potted plant in the overcrowded entrance, and a woman working that area practically scolded me! I think I'll stick with my Whole Foods back home, where they know how to treat PAYING CUSTOMERS.
alexio prince
Didn't go into store just walked pass
ItalianChicken1
When you want veggies and a large selection of salads this is the best place. Add what you like to a to-go container. It can be expensive if it is heavy. Lots of plant based section. Good vegan desserts too.
ACCVeg
While the grocery section stocks a decent variety of vegan options (Beyond Meat burgers, sausages, a small selection of vegan cheeses and dairy alternatives), the prepared foods/hot bar section usually makes me harumph. Why? Because I find too often that there is an option that could easily be vegan if not for some small amount of egg whites or honey. Options are THIS CLOSE, but not quite there. The hot bar occasionally has a vegan option (for example if there are tacos there might be a bean filling) but not 100% guaranteed. So it'[censored] or miss if you think you're going to pop in for dinner. There are a few labelled vegan baked goods, so you can console yourself with a blueberry muffin if dinner doesn't work out.
bajanjag
i liked the fact that you could buy food to prepare as well as buy prepared food. I especially liked the quinoa and baked chicken.; The staff was very accommodating and helpful and i can honestly say shoping here was a delight.
bknamaste
I come here for most of my grocery shopping. They have a parking garage, which is nice. They have really become more "affordable" since Amazon took over. I used to shop here for produce until I began buying Imperfect Produce. Now, I just grocery shop for small items to add to my meals.
We were in town for a work conference and decided to stop in for carry-out dinner (and dessert). Due to it being near the Harbor, square footage is obviously at a premium and was smaller than at home, but they still have a great (and vast) selection to choose from. While the salad bar was awesome, the dessert selection was even better! The lemon curd bar with Linzer crust was TO DIE FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We don't have this amazing dessert at home and wow what a treat...I am still thinking about it! The staff was super friendly and the location was uber convenient. I highly recommend.
Leila Faucette
Solid French Roast.
DahFitOne
Visited this Whole Foods while in Baltimore on business. This is a smaller store than what I'm used to. Perhaps being in a more urban environment, this store was smaller in size. But, it has all the typical Whole Foods fare...great salad bar and hot bar, and a great deli area. If it weren't so busy and crowded, I'd give it 5 stars.
mcsc-squared
Quite surprised to see such a large sized grocery store in the heart of downtown Baltimore. We stopped by during lunch to grab their “pre-packed“ sandwiches, which were decent.
mss12078
Great location and simply love the selection and the staff is always great and helpful. They also have a shopper service which I have never used but seems like a nice service.
Solid French Roast.
It was accommodating. The freshness is our reason for shopping here. My Aunt wanted soup and we had several choices to pick from. It was a great experience.
Nothing against Whole Foods (which I love), but this particular location is really cramped for space. It seems new enough, but they either needed a bigger building or a better architect. Maybe that's what makes everyone so grumpy. It's really difficult to maneuver the aisles without getting in peoples' way. And the lady who checked us out was none too friendly. Furthermore, my leg brushed up against a potted plant in the overcrowded entrance, and a woman working that area practically scolded me! I think I'll stick with my Whole Foods back home, where they know how to treat PAYING CUSTOMERS.
Didn't go into store just walked pass
When you want veggies and a large selection of salads this is the best place. Add what you like to a to-go container. It can be expensive if it is heavy. Lots of plant based section. Good vegan desserts too.
While the grocery section stocks a decent variety of vegan options (Beyond Meat burgers, sausages, a small selection of vegan cheeses and dairy alternatives), the prepared foods/hot bar section usually makes me harumph. Why? Because I find too often that there is an option that could easily be vegan if not for some small amount of egg whites or honey. Options are THIS CLOSE, but not quite there. The hot bar occasionally has a vegan option (for example if there are tacos there might be a bean filling) but not 100% guaranteed. So it'[censored] or miss if you think you're going to pop in for dinner. There are a few labelled vegan baked goods, so you can console yourself with a blueberry muffin if dinner doesn't work out.
i liked the fact that you could buy food to prepare as well as buy prepared food. I especially liked the quinoa and baked chicken.; The staff was very accommodating and helpful and i can honestly say shoping here was a delight.
I come here for most of my grocery shopping. They have a parking garage, which is nice. They have really become more "affordable" since Amazon took over. I used to shop here for produce until I began buying Imperfect Produce. Now, I just grocery shop for small items to add to my meals.
Wholefoods Baby..
Fantastic espresso!
Restaurantji Recommends
We were in town for a work conference and decided to stop in for carry-out dinner (and dessert). Due to it being near the Harbor, square footage is obviously at a premium and was smaller than at home, but they still have a great (and vast) selection to choose from. While the salad bar was awesome, the dessert selection was even better! The lemon curd bar with Linzer crust was TO DIE FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We don't have this amazing dessert at home and wow what a treat...I am still thinking about it! The staff was super friendly and the location was uber convenient. I highly recommend.
Solid French Roast.
Visited this Whole Foods while in Baltimore on business. This is a smaller store than what I'm used to. Perhaps being in a more urban environment, this store was smaller in size. But, it has all the typical Whole Foods fare...great salad bar and hot bar, and a great deli area. If it weren't so busy and crowded, I'd give it 5 stars.
Quite surprised to see such a large sized grocery store in the heart of downtown Baltimore. We stopped by during lunch to grab their “pre-packed“ sandwiches, which were decent.
Great location and simply love the selection and the staff is always great and helpful. They also have a shopper service which I have never used but seems like a nice service.
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