Great chain grocery store, we visit every time we come to Austin, fantastic range of fresh and dry products. Could spend hours here on a hot day just wandering around checking out the displays. Cannot wait to visit again. TIP: This is Texas so remember to buy your wine before Sunday. If you’ve found this review helpful, I would appreciate a thumbs up below.
globetrottingYankee
Whole Foods has become a pleasant “blanket” for foodies who sometimes like to cook during holidays. This was one in Austin TX, landlocked city, had remarkable sushi kiosk; their sashimi was particularly lovely. Putting the wasabi and pickled ginger under veggies was a novelty, they get the drippings from the pray of light soy sauce on the fish. It was sheer delight. ..The salmon burgers, which apparently were store made, were very well balanced with salty feta and coarse pepper. ..Most of all, kudos to the sommelier who had chosen a variety of Marlborough whites that went so well with these fish dishes!
It was amazing the food and service was
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great chain grocery store, we visit every time we come to Austin, fantastic range of fresh and dry products. Could spend hours here on a hot day just wandering around checking out the displays. Cannot wait to visit again. TIP: This is Texas so remember to buy your wine before Sunday. If you’ve found this review helpful, I would appreciate a thumbs up below.
Whole Foods has become a pleasant “blanket” for foodies who sometimes like to cook during holidays. This was one in Austin TX, landlocked city, had remarkable sushi kiosk; their sashimi was particularly lovely. Putting the wasabi and pickled ginger under veggies was a novelty, they get the drippings from the pray of light soy sauce on the fish. It was sheer delight. ..The salmon burgers, which apparently were store made, were very well balanced with salty feta and coarse pepper. ..Most of all, kudos to the sommelier who had chosen a variety of Marlborough whites that went so well with these fish dishes!
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