We've been shopping at this Whole Foods location since it was Bread & Circus many years ago. We've seen many changes over the years, but this review will cover only our recent experiences. Since Amazon took over, there has been a decline. Favorite products have disappeared and produce quality can often be hit or miss. Strawberries specifically can either be great or a disaster. The meat department is excellent. The prepared food dept is excellent. In fact I only have two complaints. First, the Amazon "pickers" who rush around the store putting orders together. These black-vested carriage bashers don't pay attention as they stare at their phones, push their way through crowded aisles, and don't give rats behind about regular customers. They are rude and disrespectful. I have yet to find a competent, courteous, aware black-vest "pickers" yet. It's a detriment to the experience. I wish the store would train these people to chill out and remember that people are spending $200-300 a week there not to be fighting over broccoli with a 50-year old roboshopper. My second complaint is pricing. It's frustrating to see a price of an item jump from reasonable to "too expensive so I won't buy it." Caulipower Chicken nuggets went from $8.99 to $12.99 in just two years. Steak strips went from $14.99 to $17.99 to now $21.99 in the same time span. Chocolate candy that was always under $10 is now $14 in just a year. I understand that pricing has increased in all grocery stores, but the hikes and jumps at WF is painfully excessive. Why do I keep going back? Because it's still the best store in our area. Always clean and easy to navigate. They usually have everything we're looking for and a smart shopper can ship the yellow tags and save a good amount on routine items. But the BEST thing about this store is the people. I could list half the employees that work there and have been there for years. They make the experience exceptional and deserve five stars, just in their own. Friendly, helpful, thoughtful, real, kind people who we trust. I haven't found that at Stop & Shop or Trader Joe's... at least not consistently. Their catering and holiday meals are fantastic and their teams are always super helpful in putting together the right combinations. We have ordered catering for work and home and our Thanksgiving meals are always great. They work hard on getting these right. TL;DR - shopping at WF in Bellingham MA is usually a pleasant experience though expensive. The Amazon "pickers" are often rude, pushy, and discourteous. The regular staff are wonderful and great at their jobs, always going the extra mile. Prices are tough to swallow sometimes and they often abandon favorite products to cater to shelf real estate. Five stars for the people, teams, and service. However, the other stuff took it down to four stars. we continue to shop between here and Market Basket weekly. I hope this was helpful. read more

Place is going downhill. It's bad enough they sell many of their brand products and little to no mainstream brands. The meat and fish sections are both ehhhhh. Back in the day Whole Foods was THE PLACE to get prime meat and seafood. Now it's WEGMANS by far. The pizza here is now awful and the prepared food section is terrible compared to how it used to be. FYI I tried some mango shrimp thing and spit it out it was that bad. Shrimp was literally soft and weird. IDK now else to explain it. Just weird. read more

They must have had a lot of turn over here as there are many new and pleasant people working here - finally!!! Very clean - employees actively cleaning floors, stocking. Produce all very fresh. The premade packaged foods for on -the-go were freshly made. Nothing expired or past date that I saw on this trip. I was able to get some fresh fruit chopped up for half price to bring to a get together today. The woman who cashed me out was very nice, just starting her shift at the register, and was conversative which was nice. Once I finished loading groceries into my car a nice employee -older man -asked if he could take my cart for me. I was just about to bring it back inside myself but this was nice and we told each other to have a nice day. Just some simple kindness goes a long way. I am happy to see the change in attitude here with these new employees. Definitely for the better! read more

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This Whole Foods in Bellingham is not far from my condo in Providence and I was in the area visiting friends. The store itself feels a bit smaller than other ones I've been to, but the cleanliness and the staff are top notch. I was looking for some beverages and they had a good selection of seltzer water, sodas and teas. I have always trusted their 365 private label brand, they do a great job on matching or exceeding the quality of national labels, great job, Whole Foods. The story of this chain goes like this, in 1978, twenty-five-year-old college dropout John Mackey and twenty-one-year-old Renee Lawson (Hardy), borrowed $45,000 from family and friends to open the doors of a small natural foods store called SaferWay in Austin, Texas. When the couple got booted out of their apartment for storing food products there, they decided to simply live at the store. Since it was zoned commercial, there was no shower stall. Instead, they bathed in the Hobart dishwasher, which had an attached water hose. Two years later, John and Renee partnered with Craig Weller and Mark Skiles to merge SaferWay with their Clarksville Natural Grocery, resulting in the opening of the original Whole Foods Market on September 20, 1980. At 10,500 square feet and a staff of 19, this store was quite large in comparison to the standard health food store of the time. Less than a year later, on Memorial Day in 1981, the worst flood in 70 years devastated the city of Austin. Caught in the flood waters, the store's inventory was wiped out and most of the equipment was damaged. The losses were approximately $400,000 and Whole Foods Market had no insurance. Customers and neighbors voluntarily joined the staff to repair and clean up the damage. Creditors, vendors and investors all provided breathing room for the store to get back on its feet and it re-opened only 28 days after the flood. Beginning in 1984, Whole Foods Market began its expansion out of Austin, first to Houston and Dallas and then into New Orleans with the purchase of Whole Food Company in 1988. In 1989, they expanded to the West Coast with a store in Palo Alto, California. While continuing to open new stores from the ground up, the company fueled rapid growth by acquiring other natural foods chains. Amazon bought Whole Foods Market for $13.7 billion on August 24, 2017. It was a much-talked about match that shook the world of retail. The deal saw an online powerhouse acquire a beloved organic grocer. It also marked a massive foray into the realm of brick-and-mortar grocery for Amazon. So far, the venture seems to have been a good thing for both. Amazon Prime customers get weekly specials at Whole Foods and the grocery chain gets the stable financial backing of a mega technology giant. read more

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I have used the Whole Foods delivery service regularly for over a year and have been satisfied for the most part. However, I'm considering discontinuing it due to their overuse of plastic bags in packing the groceries for home delivery. This is particularly true of the packaging for produce items. For example, they will pack one lemon or one potato in plastic, or one well wrapped meat item in another plastic bag and subsequently into a paper bag. I have consistently mentioned this in the survey that the send out after each order, but nothing changes. The same is true of their use of paper bags. They use a different bag for each category of items, so it is not uncommon to receive an entire bag containing only one or two items. I would like to continue the service, but can't justify the flagrant waste of resources and the unnecessary addition to our landfills. read more

I love the store. A lot of things are very reasonably priced and fresh are always putting new things out every time you're in the store. They have a nice fresh meat and seafood department as well as a great cheese selection. I love the variety of baked goods as well and everything is made in house as far as I know. I have recently started picking up The too good to go bags there and I've been very impressed with a variety selection of items that they have and they're too good to go bags. It's really nice to travel. Try new things I always might not be able to afford. Because in some price things they are a little pricey than others but that's OK because you get what you pay for. The service is always on top people explain what you want And if they don't have something they would like if you can wait we can make it for you and that's perfect because I wanted to try a pizza one time they didn't have it. They said they can give us 15 minutes. We can throw one in the oven and they did and that to me was just above and beyond what I expect for most businesses, especially a large chain store like Whole Foods. Please keep up the good work everyone read more

I have a reasonable expectation to find a US grocery store stocked with typical items you would find on a grocery list. For two straight shopping visits in a row, Whole Foods--Bellingham has been out of 80/20 ground beef. I'm not making this up. I didn't show up right before they closed or right before the super bowl or some crazy time, just on a regular middle of the week evening. WTH? This is the last straw for me on top of the ridiculous prices and being out of stock weekly of other products (like 365 heavy cream! 365 carton 2% milk! I'm not making this up!). What an incompetent way to manage a store. What makes this comical is that Market Basket is right across the road where you always find shelves always stocked with much cheaper same or similar items and have really helpful & friendly staff. I prefer WF's meat and dairy but if they don't actually have these items in stock ever, what's the point of shopping here? We're done shopping at Whole Foods. Market Basket and Trader Joes do a much better job. read more

Cheese pizza is ALWAYS burnt - WHY ? Maybe a quick lesson on making a non-burnt cheese pie is in order ! Crust is too thin which I believe is the issue? Because it's so thin, it'll inevitably burn during the cooking process. Whole Food's cheese pizza in Wellesley is right on. NEVER burnt yet cooked well. Also, the crust is a little thicker too, so maybe that's the difference ? The cheese pies there are always spot on and not burnt. read more

About 3 weeks ago I purchased 1LB of 80/20 ground beef and 1LB of ground sirloin. I was shocked when I opened the packages at home one hour later. The 80/20 was kind of brown in a few places that I had to pick out and discard. The ground sirloin was totally unacceptable, the center was dark brown and smelled awful. This meat counter should be shut down. read more

This review is focused on prepared foods. I'm vegan and I was hoping to find something decent at 3:30pm on a Sunday. No such luck. The hot bar was very meat and dairy heavy. There was no vegan pizza and the one vegan sandwich they had was sold out. I also tried to get coffee but there was only a coffee machine (no coffee bar) and the only alternative milk choice was almond milk. No thanks. read more

I have to be in a good state of mind to go to Whole Foods. I tend to get a little angry when I'm shopping here It's not the store. It's just the type of shoppers, they drive me crazy. Run across some really rude people. When I do go to Whole Foods, There are certain things that I love. I love the San Francisco sourdough bread. I love their hot meals, especially when they do the Chicken masala I like that they have a wide variety a kombucha. They also carry amazing A2 chocolate milk by Alexandre family Farms. I find for the most part their prices to be competitive, sometimes even cheaper than other grocers. I like they always have new product often. read more

This is my favorite Whole Foods market to visit. I've been coming here for well over a decade and they still do an awesome amazing job! Staff are so incredibly helpful and friendly! A very wide selection and variety of different healthy, and organic foods. Also a great healthcare aisle where they can answer pretty much any question and have great herbal remedies and all natural supplements. The bakery has lots of delicious treats! I personally recommend their chocolate chip muffin. It is so delicious! Their cornbread is absolutely awesome as well!! The prepared food section or Hot section has tons of delicious pizza, wings sandwiches, and all sorts of other things that you could think of. Overall, the vibe of the store is always awesome and positive! Whether you're just shopping here or you're looking for an employment opportunity, I highly recommend coming here because they will treat you right And I think you will have a pleasant working experience as well! read more

This Whole Foods used to be so good. Now it's terrible. It has gone downhill like you wouldn't believe. First off they don't sell a lot of stuff they used to. I used to come here for duck but haven't seen any in years. Like really? You don't even sell duck anymore, even Walmart sells duck. Walmart has whole duck and duck breast but Whole Foods doesn't have any. A whole bunch of snacks and drinks have been removed from this store too along with some other items including varieties of cheese. The hot bar is almost the same items everytime I come here. The chicken tenders and mac and cheese are out everyday. They really need to switch it up. I was lucky to come here on a day where they switched out about a 1/4 of the hot bar. They had 2 different Indian dishes which were good however the hot bar is EXTREMELY expensive. It costs about $8 for 8 bites of food. I've only gotten a sample 1 time here, they're always empty. The cashiers are very nice. They really neglect this location. read more

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WholeFoods Bellingham location was open during the COVID 19 pandemic. They did a great job of ensuring social distancing. The store was well stocked whereas many nearby stores had sparse shelves. Plenty of vegetables, meat and even toilet paper. read more

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My goto place for Sushi! A little on the pricey side, but it's made on site and is top quality! Always a nice selection available and the chef is there to make any requests. Can't got wrong if you're in the mood for sushi! They also have a nice seating area to dine in! read more

I've been going to wholefoods for years and I have to say that this is the most unreliable in their quality I've ever experienced. They're deli department obviously does not care ano read more

I love this place!!! Have been going here for a solid 7 years and there has been consist amazing service, if not progressively better! Quick shoutout to Liam who was working the register today, he's actually great. Great food, great produce, great service. The atmosphere (it wants me to say ambiance instead lol) is very friendly and welcoming. If you need to shop, GO HERE!!! read more

Let's be honest, Whole Foods I can't really afford you. Dare I say it, you are out of my league. However, each time I scrape together enough coins to venture in, you never disappoint (well I mean apart from the fact that you charge too much for everything except for salmon) The store is always clean, there are always staff members willing, and happy to help, and everyone is so flipping nice! ALL THE TIME. What in the world?! And it's not the contrived stepford wives happiness that will have you slowly inching toward the door in a backwards motion. It seem to be the kindness that stems from genuine happiness. My dude at the fish counter is alway so friendly and upbeat. The man at the front door is always so cheerful and pleasant. And my guy in the produce department always has time for a hello. Wonderful place. Now if only I could become a millionaire so I could patronize you regularly. read more

Lol @ "Best pizza in town." Also gotta love those little "Danger: HOT" signs. You'd be more likely to burn your hand on a dog biscuit. read more

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While shopping at the seafood counter last night, I ended up chatting with the woman working at the counter as she packaged up my fishcakes. She was very friendly and personable. I enjoyed our conversation, and I was reminded of the many times that I have chatted with people working at the store over the years that I have shopped there. Typically, I stop there in the evening after a very long day of work, and it is always refreshing to talk with someone who is eager to help me, and who will take the time to chat pleasantly. In today's high-stress world, I enjoy shopping in stores where I am treated with courtesy, and treated as an individual, rather than as just another customer, to be rushed in and out of the store. In reply to some of the other reviews, I agree that pick up orders may not be the strong point for this Whole Foods store. If you are in a hurry and want to do a pick-up order with maximum efficiency, you should perhaps go elsewhere. I think that the store has other advantages, however--selection, quality, and the friendliness of the employees. read more

Terrible. Use to shop here every few weeks. This is the third time I've gotten a burrito here made by "Dan" from my husband or I and it's awful!! He has a terrible attitude and he doesn't wrap it up he folds it and then doesn't even wrap it in foil! He puts it in a box! What the heck is that? Why don't they have somebody to make sandwiches and burritos? Penny pinchers for one of the most profitable companies!! I will never shop here again. My expensive meal is all over my car since it was wrapped and leaked through the dang box!!! How am I going to afford to get the seats cleaned? Terrible. read more

Whole foods is a great store. So much high quality food and other items. The produce is excellent as well. The selection is amazing. I sometimes get a slice of pizza and a cookie from the bakery. You can get a lot of a la carte items for lunch. read more

I have always loved Whole Foods, especially for produce. But this week I was very disappointed with both the asparagus and the broccoli I purchased. (Maybe because of the new owner?). The asparagus looked great at the store. When I got it home, I discovered that the stalks were soft on easily half the bunch! I ended up with half-sized pieces and only half the bunch! The broccoli had mud stuck to the underside, and I couldn't wash it off! A little soil is one think, but tons of mud... YUK! BEWARE when you shop there, and check the vegetables carefully! read more

I used to love going to Whole Foods, however this location is a mess and is cramped and disorganized. I went to pick up my Thanksgiving order from here and the whole process was disorganized and pickup was in 3 different locations? Plus no one knew what was where and what items were in what places. The store is overly cramped for a Whole Foods with stuff all over the floor, taking up space in the aisles and staff running around clueless. Cashiers are somewhat helpful but this store needs a serious makeover and their process needs work. read more

I hate to be a hater... however my lunch today, not so good. I had the Greek salad, the lettuce was soft and wilty, the dressing was super thick and big chunks of something in there, waste of $8. I spent another $3 for some grapes in a littler carton, I now know what they do with all the individual grapes, they round em up and put them in tubs, most were super soft and squishie, they may have been able to pull off the old grapes , however they forget and added in a few fresh ones, so I could defiantly see the difference. , did not seem fresh. overall not too satisfied today. Sad part is I will be back as they are just down the street. read more

I went to the Bellingham , Ma Whole Foods on 12/23/20 to buy filet mignon for our Christmas dinner. They guy behind the meat counter told me they were out but then said he'd check in the back. He came out and told me they did and asked how much I wanted. I asked for 4 pieces similar size. He then went to retrieve the Filet Mignon. Because I'm only 5'2 I cannot see the meat when placed on the scale so couldn't see my order. I get home and put what I believed to be filet mignon bc that's what the package says , in our freezer. Fast forward Christmas Day after thawing meat and opening package of filets only to see what is not only not filet mignon but a meat that is probably 1/2 the price of filet mignon. What can I do bc it's Christmas and WF is not open , I cook the strip steaks. There is no way the guy that served me and the guy in the back cutting the meat made a mistake. They knew what they were doing I'm just not sure why? Like just say you're out and I'll pick something else. There was a woman after me ordering filet mignon also so I'll assume they did the same to her. Since I'm here already, I'll also mention the river of salmonella juices next to meat counter where the prepackaged chicken is. I did mention it to meat department bc I needed to wash my hands due to chicken juice. It happened again and I said something again bc it's a health and sanitation issue. I saw what was maybe a manager go over and look at it but not pick up any packages of chicken to see what I was talking about . He actually put his hands up like "I don't know" and walked away. I no longer buy the prepackaged chicken. Buying Filet mignon is not a weekly thing for us. It's a Christmas tradition bc it's so expensive. I realize there is worse to complain about. It didn't ruin Christmas for us I just don't get why they'd lie and do they think customers are stupid. Oh and they were not busy. It was me and after a few minutes a couple more people showed up. I spend easily $1k plus a month at Whole Foods but rethinking where I shop. This was a jerk move on the Meat Department. I'll be calling manager tomorrow in hopes of at least getting some money back. read more

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I have a phenomenal experience everytime I go! Always greeted by produce replenishers, always feel welcomed! Truly a pleasant feeling! Whole Foods has by far the best produce out of any other grocery store! Always fresh and not rotten like Wegmans! The bakery has so much to choose from! Many delicious treats! I'm a sushi goer and I haven't had a bad experience with Whole Foods sushi. Always really good and the chefs are very friendly! I had Wegmans sushi and you just can't compare it, Wegmans sucks! Sure Wegmans may be cheaper but I will pay the extra for Whole Foods sushi! All in all, this Whole Foods location is great! Always clean and pleasant. I don't find it cluttered like some people have said. Side note: don't go when it's packed!!! Hear me out! The produce area is like zombies! People are just dumb and stand in the way when you try to get to a certain produce! They don't care about anyone and push you out of the way! So go when it's not packed and you'll be fine! read more

I m a new resident in Bellingham and this unit is so disappointing. They charged me $25 for two slices of pizza(cold and hard as a rock) and an old salad. Really not worth the trip and the money I spent. read more

1. Your stores layout is cluttered and traffic causing compared to my frequent stores. You need to gut this place, now that you're owned by Amazon, money should be no option. 2. You seem to have normalized the prepared across most of your stores. You should do this too. You have 2 deep fried chicken options, not one healthy hot chicken option. Mac N Cheese Pizza and Chicken Fingers is not all there is to life. 3. You're better than this. read more

This Whole Foods has gone downhill. They have the same food over and over at the hot bar, usually chicken fingers and Mac and cheese. Never close to the food I've seen at other hot bars. It's so disappointing. The breakfast bar is never refilled, if they even have it. If you are not there at 8am on the dot forget about getting bacon. read more

This is a small, local feeling Whole Foods. It has all the stuff you get out of the big ones but you don't feel cramped. The staff and the patrons are small town friendly. The cheese market is extensive. The butchers are knowledgable and skilled. The hot and cold salad bars offer a lot of options, including many Paleo friendly items. Some of the items aren't as delicious as other WFs, like the curry chicken salad or the cauliflower mash. But, overall very very good. This Whole Foods does lack the uppity organic vibe that you sometimes get at WFs markets. But, I actually prefer this to being mowed down by a rabid customer trying to get the last of the 5 for $5 Atulfo mangoes. Only drawback is they don't have a coffee barista. In its stead they have a self serve island. For me the whole daily roasted coffee bean lattes are a special treat. read more

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I've gone here a lot within the last few months. More than ever before and each time I go a product I love and have been buying at wholefoods for years isn't in stock for weeks then suddenly I find out it's not going to be carried there anymore. Seems strange since I've been a customer of wholefoods for a while now and rely on certain specialty product availability. Anyway, I wish they would offer more gluten free/ vegan options- Like gluten free vegan raviolis, gluten free/vegan pizza crust. I end up going to Wegmans alot more than wholefoods now since they are always offering new and exciting vegan/ gf options where Wholefoods as has dropped the ball In terms of customer service it's the same each time I go. Bunch of 20 something kids, talking like kids, being kids working and not really paying attention to customer service or having professional conversations. I like Wegmans, again, for their professionalism/ hiring of professional workers. I don't like to complain about bagging but- with that being said- I've had bags fall apart completely on me in the parking lot due to their poor planning in putting items in too busy talking about enamel pins I guess... Also, I don't work with Wegmans and didn't get paid to talk about them nicely. I just think it should be of concern to them that a company that is new to the region is killing it in pricing, new items, customer service, professionalism. read more

Many times shopping in my local chain grocery stores are lacking in special ingredients that I can only find at Whole Foods. I make the thirty minute drive just to shop and browse through this great store. Whether you are a gourmet cook or just stopping in to visit the deli to pick up lunch or dinner, you should be able to find it here. The store is well laid out- and staff is helpful. I find shopping in the morning hours before lunch is less crowded and plenty of parking at that time. read more

Although the prices certainly are the same at all Whole foods, not all the stores are. My 'go to' store is the one in Bedford, MA which I actually drive 30 minutes out of my way to shop at. The one in Natick is so-so and this one in Franklin honestly felt more like a Stop and Shop or Ralph's. First of all, the deli at the cheese section was horrible. Normally when you order a thin sliced prosciutto, they cut two slices and put them side by side ... Front and back and layer wax paper between each sheet. Sounds like a pain to do but if you don't, there is no point in slicing the prosciutto because it will all bond together forming a thick slimey hunk of meat. Certainly I wouldn't expect such care to be taken with salami or turkey even but at $25 per pound, prosciutto is a different cold cut. Lack of care ruined $15 worth of cold cuts. Maybe the actual deli vs. The cheese shop deli was different. Second of all, I took a person who had not been to a Wholefoods and of course I had talked up how worth it Wholefoods was compared to a normal grocery store because she is a vegetarian. Of course there were only 1 or 2 decent premade vegetarian options in the premade case at the deli. It was half the size of any other Wholefoods I've been to. Same with the fish market. They had half the selection of most others. The fish section smelled so strongly of bleach that we had to avoid walking by it more than once. This store was completely out of rolls and bagels. They only had the prepackaged ones left. Bummer. All of the sample trays were also empty. My shopping companion was not impressed with the shopping experience, which is usually what justifies such high prices. Overall, maybe I caught this location on a bad day but it just seemed like the Whole foods with the least amount of options I've seen. It also didn't seem like the sales were that good on the day I went, but maybe that is a chain decision vs. A store one so I won't blame them for that. I would skip this store and hit a Trader Joe's instead. read more

Let me start hy saying I love WHOLE FOODS and I am a PRIME member. This afternoon I went to Whole Foods with my Aunt. I went to the deli and asked for 1/4 lb of the less expensive turkey they had explaining it was for the dog to hide his pulls in. The girl off to the left made a face at the young man I was talking to him as he turned to her. He muttered something. I told him I did not hear him and he repeated, " you should go across the street to Market Basket". YUP!!He told me to go to another store. I did tell him I would but I was already in this store so I wanted to get it while I was here. There was a pause and then he made a little motion with his hands. I was so embarrassed I just said "forget it" and tuen and walked away. No attempt was made to serve me, turn me around or apologize. As I went to the salad bar he continued to glance my way. I finally felt so unconfortable I finished what I was doing and quickly left the area. I feel embarrassed that this young man would not serve me. Do I look like I can not afford a few slices of sliced deli meat? Did he think I didn't belong or was he just too lazy? Maybe Amazon has enough money and does not need mine. I will definately think again before going into that store and will sit in the car if someone I am with wants to shop there. read more

I just wish they were cheaper. I can't afford to shop here all the time but when I can I do. I love that most of the stuff is healthier but you do have to check the labels. They are not always. Hope it does not change now that Amazon has bought it. read more

What an amazing shopping experience! I braved the elements and the covid 19 pandemic to procure a 5 year anniversary dinner for my wife and me. I had a great interaction with Tom, the seafood purveyor behind the counter. During our chat, I mentioned it was my anniversary and that I would be making dinner for my wife because we had to cancel our dinner reservations down the Cape. After he helped me get a few lobster tails and oysters, he gave me two crab cakes on the house. I was so surprised. It was such a nice gesture. I brought them home and cooked them right up. They were as delicious as everything else I bought at Whole Foods. They have an amazing team set up at the store to help combat this virus. I really appreciated it. Thanks Tom and Whole Foods! read more

Love this store! Helpful staff, clean location and quality meats, veggies and fruit! I find things there that I can't buy anywhere else. Shop sales! Plus now you can get more of a discount with Amazon prime. Do you guys know that you can request ice in the summer for your perishables! win/win! read more

There are much better Whole Foods than Bellingham, MA to go to. Go there at Noon - They might be open. Being a Prime member is pure BS. Their hours are very inconsistent. Don't go by their website or ask Google. Call them and hope the person that answers actually knows what their real hours are. My family will never take a drive up to this store again. They closed two hours early and had an unlucky employee deflecting incoming customers at the door. Invest the time in a decent Whole Foods experience, because this is NOT it. read more

I am soooooo appreciating the fact that there is a Whole Foods here near Franklin. And even more so since I passed it on the highway and then did a double take. Is that a Whole Foods here??? One of my fave organic foods store complete with fresh produce and prepared foods for the lunch crowd. I am so loving everything that Massachusetts has to offer that if it ever came a time to choose another place, this may be the State! I flew in for (ditto Ellen M) regarding their black bean soup. This morning was freezing, drizzling, and a bit windy, so the soup was on the menu. Filling, thick, and hot, it was exactly what this Californian needed in order to warm up her bones. The staff here were friendly and offered assistance since I was wandering around the aisles. I told them a friend of mine worked at one in Sacramento and they wanted to know the difference in the stores. Honestly? The people here in MA are a lot more friendlier than the ones back home. Hmmmm. read more