I am really starting to like this store, some of the deals are awesome! The wine section is pretty…read moregood and it looks like the prices are definitely a few bucks or more lower than the competition. The salad bar actually looks really good and if I'm in the area I'll definitely stop in for a salad, the hot bar is also pretty decent but I was there at around 4 pm and it was past peak.There were actually plenty of workers available for questions but many items were sold out , empty shelves. It is a very corporate store with national brands but some items there isn't a huge selection of different brands while other categories had plenty of choices. Some of the prices are just average but there are definitely aggressive prices on some items, especially close outs. Definitely looking forward to making this store a regular stop !

Prices are the best around and this store has everything I need and want 98.4% of the time…read more.Employees are always helpful and I love the reasonable size of the store.

The female manager on duty was very disrespectful when we tried to purchase stuff from the store…read more She said she owned the store and we needed to leave, this is unacceptable, will NOT be coming back.

I wrote a review several months ago about expiration dates. Well nothing has changed. My wife just…read morepurchased 2 Covid test that have been expired since 2022. It is so ridiculous!!! This place should be shutdown

The staff that works here is undoubtedly so nice - so I'm putting that at the head of the review…read morebecause they deserve recognition beyond what else is said in the review. They are extremely helpful and professional and actually are probably one of the only store employees I've encountered that seem like the genuinely care about you while they engage in "customer service". Very professional , so kudos to the people you hire and the training you employ. This Whole Foods looks mostly like other Whole Foods except it is notable that this Whole Foods is the first I have been in that was built post Amazon takeover and it's definitely noticeable ! A lot more ... utilitarian. The prepared section is huge but lacking any real good options at the hot bar it's just a lot of stainless steel and well a lack of food. Plus seeing people let their children dangle over the food and pick out their own is gross - not the time to teach them independence. Although that's not whole foods' fault. They have all the departments as any other Whole Foods but the choices I feel are definitely different than say the Spring House location where I feel I have more variety. I will agree with others and say not everything is fresh. For example I got expired yogurt and also bagged spinach that went bad way before the expiration date. Staff rectified and was super nice about communicating with me to reach out and they'll have a thorough scan of the department done. So things definitely aren't moving at the rate they're coming in or some FIFO protocols are slipping through the cracks. Overall I like getting discounted food here because I hate food waste, and I like that some of their prices are actually better than other stores - I.e. a lot of yogurt products. Overall it's definitely still got its hiccups but I think the staff is a great asset to this store particularly those in customer service. I also love their partnership with too good to go ! (Side note: I was disappointed they did not have a cafe as everyone said they were going to which was in turn why the neighboring B&N doesn't but maybe it really had to do with the building of the first watch).

We have waited a loooooong time to get a Doylestown/Central Bucks location of Whole foods and now,…read moreit's finally here. It's just like the rest of the Whole foods with a vast selection of grocery, dairy, bakery, produce and prepared foods options. They have store-made sushi and pizza as well as a hot food bar (with lots of soups) and cold salad bar. Yes, it's pricey - but they have everything you need. Bring your own re-useable bags. They do have paper bags but charge 5 cents each.

I don't understand why we pay a membership and they want to sell us expired items. Check everything…read moreyou buy. They put things that are going to expire so you can use them. That is incorrect and they are stopping being friendly with customers. They earn from us. Let's value our finances. Now they check even the entrance and all because they want to earn more. Check so you don't fall for their lie.

I like this store. They get my Rx's filled ( accurately ) in record time. Very nice in explaining…read morestuff. Can get out of stock stuff fast. The whole staff is very pleasant to deal with. Highly recommended

I purchased four portions of Nature's Promise Salmon from the seafood department…read more After preparing and serving the salmon to my sister and myself, my sister experienced a severe allergic reaction, including hives, vomiting, and diarrhea. She has a known allergy to crab, and it is clear that the salmon had come into contact with crab or crab residue at some point prior to or during handling at your store. I spoke directly with the store manager, Bob, who expressed sympathy but offered no assurance or accountability. He stated that the contamination could have occurred "anywhere before the salmon got to the store."I emphasized during our conversation that cross-contamination of allergens can be life-threatening and must be treated with the highest level of care and urgency. This is not only a distressing experience for my family--it also represents a significant public health risk. Many individuals with severe allergies rely on clear separation of seafood products and proper food handling procedures, especially from trusted grocery providers like Giant. Even though this is the closed Giant to my house I will never shop there again.

I actually like shopping at Giant but have choosen to go to a Giant store further from my home. The…read moreDoylestown store has really bad WiFi and you can't use your shopping list, discount or anything on their site. This just seems to be an issue with the Doylestown store. I have hda to go outside of the store just to see the Giant app. They also recently put in a "no plastic bag" policy which they said is required by the township. They do offer paper bags (which you have to pay for) This would not be too bad is the bags weren't so cheap the rip when you lift them. I will continue to use another Giant store, not the Doylestown one.

I love Giant food stores…read more Always so clean, and fully stocked. The staff is usually very friendly and I can always catch some kind of deal. Came in on this day just to get groceries for the next few weeks. Satisfied because I ended up saving a bunch of money on their sales.

I earned a free ham and went to pick it up. I was told too bad. No rain checks and options that…read moreGiant had were out of stock also. WTF?? Rain check would have been acceptable but I was told Giant isn't doing that. What a totally crappy policy. You appreciate your customers when convenient to you? I've never been madder and will be switching stores. You have competitors who don't hate their customers. Next time offer a new car as a prize and don't give them out. See how that works for you! Your lack of concern and care speaks volumes!

Great selections and price. Friendly knowledgeable staff always there to help you. Easy in and out!read more

This is an excellent option for you to get booze once the PA liquor stores and bars close. No hard…read moreliquor for sure, but fantastic selection of wine and beer at competitive prices. If you like craft beers, they have an outstanding depth of inventory. If you have a favorite, they should be able to get it for you. Very good customer service, too. Wine department has a section of PA wines. Their selection is impossibly good considering that it is in a grocery store. BTW, if you like Great Lakes Brewing Company, they have most of their big sellers on hand. They have 4 long aisles of beer. If you can't find something you like, sorry to be blunt, but there is something wrong with you.