This is one of the best places that I recommend for people to go to. I went to Sprouts not too bad…read moreWhole Foods slacking Trader Joe's, slacking BJ's slacking, Aldi slacking recommend going to the store is better than all the put together. MOM's

Slop. This place is worse than Whole Foods. Selling you crap for 10x the price. Place has a creepy…read morefeeling to it too like it's a fake grocery store. I can't believe it has survived here even this many years.

Great customer service. Have so many items to purchase. The Prayed-Up Spray i took to work everyone…read morewants 1. Will be back when I come home. Thanks, you have a customer for life. I got to take a picture with the older. Francine J. Watkins

Great business! I only come in here every few months, but everytime I do I'm met with a positive…read moreaffirmation, new knowledge about an herb or a fun story. Happy to be a regular!

Great selection! Knowledgeable associates, lovely customer service. I go here for all my loose…read moreherbs for herbal tea needs!

I am a member with a card who has stopped shopping at Penn…read moreHerb Company after sixteen years. Why? because on THREE separate occasions the owner has treated me quite badly. 1- one time when I was shopping, I needed to use the ladies room. When I asked if I could use it (after seeing other customers go in and out) the owner said that customers are not permitted to use it. 2. This time the owner was at the register (a rare moment in my experience) he verbally abused me for the fact that I pulled an old receipt out of my purse and crumbled it up - and then I put it back in my purse - so no, I was not littering. 3. As I approached the door to enter the store and was struggling to open it due to a badly broken arm and back injury, the owner cut in front of me and slammed the door onto me. That was the last time for me. I am honestly surprised that they are still in business because I have met countless women who have also stopped whopping there after being treated badly by the owner. There are a myriad of other shopping venues that carry the herbs and other medicines and personal care products that I buy.

I picked up two Too Good To Go bags here because I wanted to compare them to the bags I'd…read morepreviously received from the Art Museum area location. The difference was honestly pretty dramatic. At the Art Museum location, my bag contained a single package of turkey breast that unfortunately had already gone bad by the time I opened it. At this South Street location, I received four packages of beef patties, and everything was still fresh when I picked it up. As a direct comparison, I cooked the meat from both pickups the same day I received them, and the freshness difference was immediately obvious. No sour smell, no questionable quality, just perfectly usable products that I was happy to take home and cook. The value here was significantly better too. I know Too Good To Go bags are always a bit of a surprise, but I genuinely didn't expect such a large difference between locations under the same store brand. When I arrived, the instructions directed me to customer service. Since it was my first time picking up from this location, I wasn't entirely sure of the process. The interaction felt a little abrupt, and I got the sense that the staff member assumed I already knew where to go. To be fair, it was close to closing time and the weather wasn't great, so it may have just been one of those days. I didn't take it personally. On the other hand, the employee at the meat counter was fantastic. Very friendly, efficient, and had the bags ready almost immediately. The pickup itself was quick and easy once I got to the right place. One thing I did notice was a slight fishy smell in parts of the store. It actually reminded me of some Asian grocery stores I've been to. Not necessarily a dealbreaker, just unexpected in a Whole Foods. Overall, I'd choose this location over the Art Museum one without hesitation, especially for Too Good To Go pickups. Better value, fresher food, and a much more satisfying experience overall. I was genuinely impressed by how much was included in the bags and how fresh everything was when I got it.

Genji at Whole Foods…read more I have been coming here since this Whole Foods location opened. One of my absolute "Go To" sushi places if I want a quick bite to eat. Consistent quality "Vegan Spicy Mayo" Kind service Many grab and go options Great price

Clean store, great selection, good prices on full-price items as well as lots of discounted items…read more Bathroom code is also 12345 :)

We stopped in to Sprouts to grab some steaks. There was a new hire that went behind the deli…read morecounter to help us and he was amazing. We didn't catch his name, but he packaged up our steaks and checked on a different cut for us as well. We also grabbed some pre-packaged meals & sushi. I really enjoy this location. It's always well maintained, stocked, and the Sprout's employees are welcoming & extremely helpful. Great experience!

This store is by far the best! The staff is friendly and helpful. The team keeps the store very…read moreclean. When looking for items staff are available to assist. The produce department which is overseen by Gabe is top notch! I appreciate all the staff that work here.

I appreciate Sprouts being available on UberEats. Only one…read morereplacement needed. User friendly online services clarifying replacement options, and visuals of items. The very kind driver Yamil, was able to take a picture of the ingredients/label for a replacement due to dietary restrictions. My order was completed efficiently and timely with effective communication via chat. This was very convenient and I was able to use a $25 UberEats discount. Great customer service.

An amazing little soy factory here…read more There's no official store, although you can walk in and buy things by the case - from soy milk to innovative soy products like firm-soy sheets that make quite good sandwiches (organic, and vegan, too!). Soy pudding, tofu, tofu puffs, and all things tofu... all freshly made here in Philadelphia, organic and vegan versions of various products available. They don't use any peanuts in this factory. The owner started as a restaurant chef when he came from China, and then started his own restaurant, and sold that to start this tofu business. Good stuff. You can see this product in local store shelves across the Upper East Coast. Decidedly Asian taste (for everyone: beany) but very good, in my opinion, for authentic, flavored and fresh tofus.

Nature Soy offers the best value for soy products. This includes: Soy Milk, Tofu, Seitan, and Rice…read moreNoodle The best part about their products is they're made here in Philadelphia! Here are the local stores that stock their products: - Oriental Supermarket - Spring Garden Market - Hung Vuong Super Market My favorite product is their restaurant style tofu. I also like their tofu puffs. It's great having this incredible food plant near Center City. Every vegetarian and vegan in this city should be eating their high quality, low priced, super healthy and delicious products!

Extremely helpful and friendly guy behind the counter - looked like the owner but I am not sure…read more He helped answer all my questions and talked us through different strains, varieties and combinations of CBD/THC that they have in store. We picked a pack of their gummies to try and he threw in a honey stick and a sample of their lavender balm for free!

Great selection, great quality, friendly staff. As a kratom enthusiast, it's hard to find a…read moremerchant that puts a heavy emphasis on finding and selling great quality kratom. I usually have to go to a random smoke shop that has a shitty overpriced product. This place is the real deal and was well worth the $36 parking ticket I got for overstaying my welcome and yapping with the staff. I was literally so pleased with my experience that I couldn't even mad at the meter maids

I've wanted to visit the Chinese Lantern Festival for a few years now, and finally made my first…read moretrip this summer. Getting in was easy enough despite the crowds, with plenty of staff on hand to keep the line moving and tickets scanned quickly. The real draw, of course, is the lantern displays. They're beautifully crafted and surprisingly diverse, ranging from insects and flowers to more Philadelphia-themed exhibits tied to the city's 250th anniversary and major sporting events. There are well over a dozen displays spread throughout Franklin Square, and each one feels distinct enough to keep you moving through the park. Timing matters. While the lanterns are interesting during daylight, they really come alive once darkness sets in. If you're planning a visit, aim for dusk or later to get the full effect. As expected, there were plenty of families in attendance, along with food and drink options throughout the venue. The atmosphere was relaxed and festive without feeling overwhelming. Overall, I came away glad I finally went. The displays are impressive, the event is well organized, and it's easy to see why it has become a popular Philadelphia summer tradition. While I'm not sure it's something I'd need to do every year, it's absolutely worth experiencing at least once.

We had a nice time. We played miniature golf. Walked around then watched a show. The show was…read morereally awesome and fun. Once the show was over we were able to see the lanterns light up in the evening.