Very overpriced... grocery store was shockingly cheaper. I went to Wegmans, whole foods and another…read morelocal herb store and found the same products several dollars cheaper. I won't be returning. Limited street parking Outdated inside

Why go to chain stores to buy your supplements? Sam is so knowledgeable and customer-focused. There…read moreis a vast selection of reasonably-priced spices, teas, supplements and other products. I've even purchased local bison and some good venison here!

My first time trying the food here. The menu has some tasty options. I ordered the Quinoa and…read moresweet potato "burger", and it was DELICIOUS! Oh my goodness. I wasn't sure what to expect other than it was going to be a healthy alternative to meat, but this was addictive. The patty was soft and full of flavor. Gwen was very helpful when suggesting which smoothie to order. I settled on a mango, strawberry, ginger and coconut water one. It was soo good!

Decades supporting the Timonium community…read more The best juices, and diverse array of products Superior ownership and team Great service

The store was really clean, staff was friendly, and the produce was fresh. It was easy to find the…read moreitems I was looking for.

It was by accident that I stumbled across this. I was unaware that Sprouts Market did made to order…read moredeli sandwiches. First of all the stores always clean, organized and well stocked. The ladies in the deli area my absolute favorite because they can craft a delicious and pretty picture worthy sandwich. As you can see. They are always sooo friendly and welcoming. And for the price and quality, hunni subway or jersey mikes haven't seen me since. I would love to gatekeep but I must share these phenomenal ladies in the deli and their perfectly crafted sandwiches.

Let's start with the weather, shall we? Baltimore region was expected to get hit with a massive…read morewinter weather event (let's just call it snowstorm) over the weekend so I decided I would hop into Mom's on a Thursday at noon to grab some essentials, such as my favorite Guatemalan coffee and fresh fruit. Wellllll, apparently hundreds of others had the same idea. The store was filled to capacity with shoppers, had no carts or baskets to use and was quickly becoming stressful. I was forced to place my items in my shopping bags I had brought with the expectation of unloading them at checkout then reloading them after purchase. I was making my way around the store when I was told the line to check out actually began at the entrance to the store, the produce department. At first, I cursed, then I joined that line while my shopping partner finished getting what we needed. Fifteen minutes in line I found I had made it to the dairy case along the perimeter. Still in line, shopping bags full and heavy. A manager then appeared to tell everyone their systems were down. WUT? They could only take cash at this point, if you were lucky enough to make it to the check out. Stunned, confused, sadly remembering I have not carried cash since 2019, I had racing thoughts. Should I stay, should I go? I had already invested 20 minutes into this marathon trip. My partner, with clear eyes and a full heart, suggested she drive my car to the nearby bank across York Road to get cash. I would stay in line and await her return, letting others go in front of me until she was back with cash in hand. Some abandoned carts, some parked their baskets by the ice cream case while they ran to the ATM a few stores down. Are you expecting me to say chaos ensued? Mayhem, perhaps? Irritable patrons just trying to get their eggs and milk before a massive snowstorm traps them in their homes for several days? One would expect as much, but I am here to say this was the most chill and positive crowd of people I have encountered in awhile. As we all slowly moved up in the line stretching the entire perimeter of this market, we all smiled and made small talk, moved carts and baskets along for those who had left to get cash. Finally, I was third in line to the checkout when the manager announced, "Systems back up! Systems back up!" There were cheers and high fives. Each line was open with two employees assisting each check out station, the manager was fully engaged, employees were remaining calm and professional. Marty was my cashier. He rocked. Apologized for the inconvenience, all while smiling and remaining poised and calm. As another employee bagged my items, I see my partner returning just in time with cash in hand. Good timing yet not needed now. We laughed. EXCELLENT MANAGEMENT DURING WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN A VERY CHAOTIC MESS.

I tend to shop at this location for specific items…read more The produce was a little under stocked today. I noticed the prices have skyrocket. The store was pretty clean and organized. As always the staff is friendly. Its not a store I will get all my groceries from. But its definitely a great place to be confident when organic foods are your choice. In addition, for those with EV they have 2 chargers.

Ive been to this particular Whole Foods Market several times. Everytime the store is manicured…read more Today it wasnt too busy as Towson Univ is in session. Depending on the time of day the buffet station can be unsanitary due folks not respectfully using the utensils as designated; opting to use their hands or placing ths tongs/spoons in uncleaned areas. Because Ive watched this occur here I do not eat from such. The shelves were well stocked today and I was able to get what I came for. In addition, there is a parking garage attached and is validated upto 2 hrs for customers only. So make sure you get your validation with your receipt or you will be paying to leave. There isnt any street parking legally.

Whole Foods Towson is not perfect BUT they do everything possible to insure everyone has the best…read morepossible shopping experience. On those rare occasions when Whole Foods Market misses the mark despite their best efforts they work hard to regain your trust. Nothing's perfect but Whole Foods goes above and beyond to insure food is always fresh, plentiful and wholesome. Whole Foods Staff always go above and beyond to be helpful. I have cerebral palsy and many disabilities. I'm not always able to reach items in the refrigerated showcases. Whenever I am unable to reach items like magic a helpful Whole Food employee gets whatever I need without my even asking. What I love most about my local Whole Foods is it feels like most of the staff there know me by name. I am always welcomed with smiles. I enjoy my tea and the people in the coffee shop are always happy to see me and the feeling is shared. I don't ask that Whole foods be perfect as that is unrealistic. I want Whole Foods to strive to always be better. I want Whole Foods be a welcoming place where good food and caring staff merge to become an exceptional shopping experience. Whole Foods Market has proven to me that they work hard to earn and keep the trust of its valued customers. I hope everyone visits Whole Foods Market Towson to they can personally experience the difference caring and commitment to quality makes.

Ordered 2 kids sized angel food smoothies and they were delicious! The people were super friendly!…read moreWas in and out as we were running some errands so I was happy with the fast and friendly service!

This was my first time at this location, as I've always gone to the ones in NC, where I lived. The…read morebuilding isn't large, but it was clean and tidy. Since I'm such a stickler for being greeted upon entering an establishment, it made me happy to be greeted by the young lady who was there today. When I walked up to the counter to order my smoothie, I was greeted by Abdullah. He was very professional and pleasant. He took my order and thanked me for coming in. I ordered my favorite smoothie, which is the Lemon Twist Strawberry. It was very good, and next time I'm in Towson, I'll definitely stop in.

This place makes me so happy. I've known about the brand from their kombucha and "kimchi" products…read moreat grocery stores. This bar, slash restaurant slash grocery storefront is a dream. The owners Meaghan and Shane opened this in 2022 on York road and it's just a delightful experience. I don't make it out here very often but it's a great place to eat food they feels good and to support a local business. The prices aren't cheap but it's worth it for the quality. My favorite is the super chicken (I always order this) and for a drink the house paw paw soda it's made with the native fruit paw paw (do research on this it's amazing) that they make into a vinegary shrub with soda water. It's so yummy. The quality shines here as well as the light airy high ceiling interior and the plants. This is a must visit and honestly a little slept on. Lisa was my server on my most recent visit and she was so sweet. She told me her wife works here and she was filling in as a neighbor and a patron! We love that.

Hex Ferments makes incredible kombucha and serves equally delicious healthy fresh food in their…read morerestaurant. We discovered their kombucha at a farmers market in Washington, DC and liked it enough to make another trip from NYC to Baltimore, so we could try all the flavors. They are serving "real" kombucha - complete with all-natural effervescence - and every flavor truly impressed us. They range from superfood-forward classics like ginger and turmeric to fun seasonals like smoked pineapple to mind-blowing botanical mashups like hibiscus/mint/linden flower. They described them as "guzzleable," and let's just say we guzzled! They have an equally impressive lineup of house fermented veggies that are all unique. We loved the extra spicy kimchi and the green tomato ferment. Their food menu is a colorful and creative celebration of all their homemade and locally sourced fermented and other food items. There were plenty of vegan options. We loved the Hex Powerhouse sandwich (packed with veggies!!) and the mushroom kimchi sandwich, both served on their homemade focaccia. We really loved the food and drinks and the great service from Hunter who walked us through the menu, kept our glasses full, and even let us try some off-menu ferments. We can't wait to come back!

Mom's has great grocery items. This store is organized well and signs are clear. The workers are…read morefriendly and I can always find good products.

I stopped in this store for a couple of items that are cheaper here. I was able to get a few of the…read moreitems that I came for but seem to run into this location running out of the items or not being stocked. The store is very busy, clean and not as quiet as the other stores. Parking is a little hectic as well. I had to travel to a store further store to get the other items.

Craving crab cakes, so bf googled and saw that this was Oprah's favorite spot, so we went to test…read moreit out. Menu is online so we called ahead of time to place our orders - we both got 1 crab cake which comes with two sides (mac n cheese, potato salad, french fries, etc). Unassuming place - I knew nothing about the establishment so was a bit surprised to see it mostly as a takeout place (restaurant across the street). Fairly popular as there were people ahead and after me in line. Was a bit disappointed at first that the amount of food seemed little! The sides at least could have been more generous (tip: they are more generous with the fries). However, paired with a salad I tossed at home and slowly savoring helped me realize that the amount of food is decent. For sides, potato salad and macaroni salad were also very good; the Mac n cheese not so much so. The crab cake was delicious though - every bite was full of flavor with lots of crab meat. Definitely satisfied my crab cake craving!

If I could give this place a negative rating I would. The bartender and manager Brian over served a…read morepatron, then called the police on me when I said I was owed an apology. They constantly over served this patron who kept touching me and tried to make it my fault. As a woman, I would be extremely cautious if deciding to go to this place. Be careful because they over serve patrons, and allow them to assault you.