This grocery store has managed to really cater to its residents in the triangle along with those…read morewho seek a healthier lifestyle in eating. Lots of organic produce, organic wines and natural products are found here. I was surprised by how wide the aisles are, considering the fact that they could've squeezed another aisle into the retail space. This place would give the Wheatsville co-op less than a mile down the road a run for its money.

Go here mainly for the fresh Almond butter. They make it fresh in house and tastes one thousand…read moretimes better than commercial brands. They also have a lot of all natural elk, bison, beef which is grass fed and no hormones. Lots of alternative dairy products and tons of vitamins and supplements.

I've shopped here for years and enjoy the selection and the quiet atmosphere. Shoutout to Mahala…read morefor always providing friendly service at checkout!

I have fond memories of visiting this store with my Dad…read more Recently, I visited. I had the good fortune to purchase a fine spicy ketchup from a friendly salesperson, which I have much enjoyed. The general staff are also helpful and nice. When I walk into this store, I feel a great sense of nostalgia for simpler times.

The WF team really turned the hot bar problems around. I was probably too harsh initially. The guys…read morein the meat market are the best in Austin. Right there with, if not better than, Central Market. Overall, there's some things that could be better but the good attitude of the meat counter + fish counter make up for any shortcomings in the rest of the store.

Reviewing all of Whole Foods as an experience, and not just a grocery store. We love the options…read morehere but there's no way this is a one stop shop. I need Diet Coke and food that is bad for me too. We come here probably once or twice a week. The Amazon return center is super convenient. There's a self serve kiosk too. Major plus. Our second stop is juice land and then the hot bar & salad bar. I like being able to make a "girl dinner" lunch with a couple of bites worth of several things. We typically go to the roof to eat and to let the kids run around the playscape. If anyyyyy corporate Whole Foods people are reading this- can we please update the play area? Maybe add to it? Or make it toddler friendly? I know I'm being picky we just come so much and it would be a dream update.

Got Everything you need. Great Service. Free Coffee…read moreeveryday. Best Store in West Campus!

Just called to see about hiring opportunities and the guy sounded drunk and said they were all full…read moreand he'd give me a call back without taking any of my info and hung up.

This was my first visit to the Cedar Park Whole Foods. It is new and so well organized - very…read moremodern. I am glad the healthy hot bar for a lunch on the go (including pizza slices) is available at this location, also. As a lifetime Whole Foods shopper, it amazes me how this grocery chain has grown. And I still love it.

I want to add a shout out to the high quality bakery items this Whole Foods offers. I've found…read morequality products thru Too Good to Go (they provide near expiry items this way to be rescued), as well as the beautiful and tasty products down what I like to call Bakery Row. From the bakery cabinet of fresh cookies and croissants to the displays down from it (hence Bakery Row) of cookies, pies, croissants, and breads, I don't see how anyone isn't tempted. If you want a sweet or a nice bread, definitely consider coming to Cedar Park Whole Foods. I assure you, you will not be disappointed.

I go out of my way to go there for the Buffalo popcorn tofu. One of my favorite places to eat in…read moreAustin. Employees are friendly and I love to eat in the cafe.

Most of their products have zero taste and of inferior quality, especially the fresh produce, the…read moredeli meats, and their ready to eat fake meals. Wheatsville Food Co-op is the worst supermarkets in Austin, Texas. We will never shop there again. I had to throw away 30% of everything we bought. It was our first time at this miserable co-op and our last time! Stay away if you can.

It's a Whole Foods so you know what to expect. I had a hankering for some Greek yogurt while in…read moreAustin and got my fix. Service was the same as my other experiences in various locations. The ambiance is the same too.

Everything is similar to other whole food. Everything is clean, everything smells nice…read more I like their food bar here. Pizza doesn't look dry on the heater. They have different items at the bar too. There is some Chinese food, American/ Italian options. Meatball and orange chicken is pretty good. Also I was there an hour before closing and bar is still kinda full. Other location I been to will look half empty already. Very helpful for late shopper.

The CBD dog treats are one of my best purchases ever. I use them to calm my dogs storm anxiety…read more They work amazingly well. If you have ever tried to sleep when your dog is freaking out you will be glad you have these treats on hand. I feel comfortable giving these to my dogs because I am confident in the sourcing of WILD ORGANICS products.

Wheatsville Co-op on Guadalupe is one of those spots that's easy to take for granted until you…read morerealize it might not be around forever. Since there are really two things to talk about here, the grocery store and the cafe. Both deserve a shoutout. Grocery If you're into health food and local Austin brands, this place has you covered. It's not a huge store, but the selection is solid and thoughtfully chosen. Lots of organic options, pantry staples, local brands, and of course, the famous popcorn tofu. It's a great alternative to the big chains, and you can tell they actually care about what they're putting on the shelves. Cafe The cafe is an underrated gem. Great sandwiches, a build-your-own salad bar, and some nice grab-and-go options like sushi. It's perfect for a quick lunch and offers healthier options than fast food. It's worth mentioning this location might be closing in the next year or two because of city mobility projects, which is a real loss for this part of town. Places like this matter, so it's worth showing them a little love while they're still here, and hopefully giving them reason to pop back up somewhere nearby down the line.

I'm going to miss this place! I love the selection, especially the vegan baked goods and premade…read morefood. They also have great tea options!

Spread & Co. has definitely become one of my favorite spots for a low key lunch. With limited table…read moreseating and a handful of bartops, it does feel a little busier on the weekends. I try to sneak in before the rush for my favorite brunch sandwich - the stracciatella and prosciutto. They offer incredibly fresh and high quality ingredients. I always peek at what they have for sale at the deli, everything looks amazing. The staff is friendly and don't ever seem overwhelmed when it's busier. Parking could be a little troublesome with the popular Vic and Al's and Dai Due right next door, but it's worth spinning the block a few times. Would highly recommend!

Overall I'm sitting at a 4.4 star rating. It's a cute place that also sells cheeses, breads, jams…read moreand other assorted items. The area is quite small but I went at 10:30 on a Tuesday and it wasn't too crowded. The front parking is horrid but there's also parking in the back. I tried the turkish eggs and the mortadella sandwich. We wanted to try the cookie as well but they unfortunately had sold out because of a large order before us. Very sad but maybe another time. Turkish eggs: 3.5/5 The eggs were perfectly cooked and the chili oil had nice garlic flavor. The bread was lovely quality. The sauce wasn't my favorite and I don't think it paired well together but it wasn't bad. Mortadella sandwich: 4.5/5 This was the star of the show. The bread is great and the pesto brightens the sandwich up. The arugula is a nice touch and the cheese is delicate. There's a ton of meat which I appreciated. There's one guy with a mustache who might have just been having a bad day but his energy was off putting, however all the other people were very nice.