A trip to Whole Foods offers a familiar and reliable bounty: aisles of health-conscious products,…read morevibrant organic produce, and an impressive range of prepared foods like pizza, sushi, and a sprawling salad bar. However, the premium quality comes with an equally premium price tag, a reality that has persisted, and perhaps even intensified, since its acquisition by Amazon. For the savvy shopper, there are still ways to navigate the costs. Keen attention to pricing, coupled with strategic use of Amazon Prime discounts and in-store sales, can help balance the ledger. Ultimately, the store's unique draw lies in its exclusive selection; there are certain specialty items you simply won't find anywhere else, making it a necessary stop for certain needs. Our family has found a practical rhythm: we always begin our shopping at the Trader Joe's across the street. After surveying their selection and prices, we then visit Whole Foods for those few, special items we can't get elsewhere. This approach makes the added effort, and expense, feel worthwhile. Despite the undeniable cost, shopping at the Lake Grove location remains a valuable way to support and enrich a healthy lifestyle, especially for those living on Long Island's East End. It's a curated experience, one where careful planning can turn a luxury stop into a sustainable part of your routine.

Beware of the quality of steak in thiswhole foods market. It is extremely poor. I purchased over 2…read morepounds of skirt steak for company arriving at our house last night and it was tough as shoe leather. I called the supermarket and spoke to one of managers and he said that I needed to return 3/4 of the steak in order to obtain a refund or credit. I I told him I threw it out. It was partially cut by each family member and parts chewed and spit out and not sanitary. He said that Whole Foods policy and it didn't matter if it was chewed. I will not buy meat in Whole Foods again. it was an expensive lesson at $22 a pound. Update I chatted with Whole Foods customer service and they have issued me a refund.

They are the absolute worse when it comes to THE LONG LONG LONGEST LINES It is ridiculousread more

This was my first visit and I am still in shock at how incredibly low prices are on high-quality…read moreEuropean products. As an example, their imported parmigiano Reggiano cheese is $14 a pound. At a market in Bellport, the same cheese from the same region in italy is $24 a pound. Organic coffee, free trade made with arabica beans from Honduras is $4 dollars a bag. I have gotten used to paying at least $12 a bag elsewhere. Potted Basil plants are $2.49. At Lowes they are $14! I could go on and on, but I am absolutely obsessed and I am something of a food snob with a strong preference for European products. The produce section does leave something to be desired, but you can't go wrong with parsley for 99 cents or garlic, 3 for $1!

I was die hard day to day; literally everyday. But i came to buy my items and the cashier made an…read moremistake between the regular food and had to move some items that were from ebt and the regular food. Let me tell you the manager you have Marissa is completely unprofessional she could not figure it out and pulled another manager sharron to get it together. Why do you guys have her as manager if she's rude and she cannot figure things out ?? I'll drive my way out of my direction not to interact with her and I'll go to west Babylon no problem.

Did some shopping today Was busy inside because of good…read moreFriday. Lines were Long. Fou d what I needed No clearance here this week. Good store

Winner of the best gift for my nieces' birthday goes to Aunt Sam. That's all thanks to this…read moreWalgreens. My sister tasked me with getting a sign for their birthday party of their fav super heroes. So I hit up the closest one to them with a request for a same day print job. It came out great, was done in the expected time frame, and clearly was a big hit. This Walgreens has come in clutch a lot of times. The staff is really helpful and their printing is clearly top notch.

Jiselle in the pharmacy department brought a new high to the level of customer service today. Her…read morekindness and genuine desire to help lower a cost of a very expensive medication was more than appreciated. She came through in a big way and I was beyond grateful!

Great products, great prices, and great little surprises in the specials aisle. Everything has been…read morejust as good if not better than the big box stores.

Aldi's fruits look very old. I bought blueberries and raspberries 2 days ago and they are already…read moregetting soft and growing mold. I would not buy them again! Such a waste of money!

Really like the people that work there is close by they're always so helpful and kind well not the…read morepeople that always shop there and sometimes managers can be less than kind depending on which one. If you have a resting B face (only one) you might be nice but you just don't show it no ill will/ but to all others thanks guys!

If you value your time and health, do yourself a favor and avoid the pharmacy at this location…read more Instead, head to the Center Moriches CVS or Rite Aid in Eastport--both are leagues better than this disaster of a pharmacy. I've been on a maintenance medication for six months, and not once has it been filled on time, despite being enrolled in automatic refills and calling a week in advance to confirm it will be ready. Every time, there's an excuse--and it's always "the computer's fault." The lack of accountability and basic competence is astonishing. This isn't a one-time fluke; it's a consistent failure. If you're tired of chasing down your prescriptions and dealing with the runaround, skip this place entirely. You deserve better

Smaller than the other locations, but I've loved this location for a long time. It's perfect for…read morestopping to grab something on our way to our family because it's located right off the expressway. Also, this meat farms bakery is legit! Dad loves the apple turnovers from here. And their Italian bread seems to always be hot and fresh.

The cashier charged me a large amount of money on my credit card in addition to the accurate charge…read morefor what I'd purchased that day. When I reported it, the bookkeeper at the store was told to tell me to have my bank return the money to me. I informed my credit card two weeks ago, and they took action. The store still hasn't settled this error.

What a great store to come to. Donna the manager is the best, great customer service. Been coming…read morehere for years. The employees that work the week end also are great.

Went to the location on Montauk Highway on 12/21/25. I should mention that I have a prosthetic leg…read moreand use a walker. I went inside to get gas, buy a soda and use the restroom. There was no one behind the counter. From behind I her someone snap "What do you want". I turn around and see a woman staring at me. No logo shirt, no name tag. I had no idea she was an employe. I told her I would be making a purchase, but asked if I could use the restroom. She wanted to know what I was buying. I told her gas & a soda. She asked me what kind of soda (she still hasn't said that I can use the restroom). I told her I could get the soda. She wanted to know why I didn't want help, I told her I need to learn to do things for myself. She the asked me if I wanted her to carry me. At that point I said have a good day. As I was leaving she said she was only kidding. It didn't sound like kidding. It sounded rude, disrespectful and condescending. I hope this woman never experiences the level of disrespect that she showed me. If a Manager, District or Regional Manager sees this, please let this woman know that if her goal was to make a disabled vet feel like garbage, she overwhelmingly succeede. I don't know her name but this happened in 12/21 between 11:30am & 12:00pm