Whole Foods Market

First off, let’s get this out of the way. It’s expensive.
I drive by this area a lot and remember this Whole Foods Market being built. As soon as it opened, the parking lots have been packed, no matter what time of day. It’s in a good area (obviously). A lot restaurants near and even a movie theater, and it’s right off major highways. Their shopping carts are big and it’s easy to navigate the place. Everything is neat, clean and organized. There is a lot of «cooking» food sitting out so you can sample almost everything. You’d walk out full.
Workers are nice, and they even have a beauty section (how cute). But yes, the foods are expensive. If I had the money to shop here everyday I would, but for what I get I can go to Sprouts or Kroger. I get it, Whole Foods is organic, and has a higher standard but to me, it all tasted the same. The parking lot is so packed, finding parking or even driving through it is hard! Leaving was the worst park!
All in all I won’t be back just because of the traffic, but I did buy their «meals-​to-​go» and their wraps are really good.

If you live in Dallas, you understand that Whole Food locations per capita is the highest in the Nation. I kid you not, they are like 3 miles from one another. So. with that being said… you are allowed to have a favorite one… & the service needs to be consistent. otherwise you will simply start going to the one 5 minutes down the road.
so. now that I have said that… this Whole Foods has delivered consistent service, freshness in food quality & staff attentiveness. Literally probably my FAVORITE thing about this Whole Foods is the BAR. Yes. you read right. This Whole Foods, has a BAR. You can literally walk in. order a beer or a glass of wine for 4 bucks. Yup. 4 bucks.
once you’re done. then go get your basic whole food needs. You’ll notice plenty of your stereotypical healthy people in workout clothing walking around pleasantly surprised that they have a BAR that you can drink at…
you get my drift? this is a cool Whole Foods.
everything else about it, is a standard of excellence that you get pretty much from any of them in Dallas… but this one… I don’t know… come see for yourself. Just make sure you order that 4 dollar glass of Garnacha red wine. You’ll thank me.
Heck… you may even want to have a drink with me.

This WFM literally turns people away when there’s no where to park on a Wednesday or Thursday evening.

First let me say… I live close to the Lomo Alto Whole Foods and that store ROCKS for several reasons (Food variety, Staff, and the staff’s flexibility to make you something unique on the spot at times when they are not busy). I work near this Whole Foods in Addison and I’m so disappointed by their lack of variety on their breakfast hot bar and their two for $ 6 options.
Breakfast Hot Bar…
1^st– They have only had yellow eggs the times I’ve been this week and last week (I do NOT eat yellow eggs, only egg whites). So, I said, Ok… I’ll get yogurt instead, this leads me to my 2^nd issue below.
2^nd– #NOGranola! They had no granola for my yogurt! No strawberries either! #WhyHaveAYogurtOptionWithNoStrawberries!!!
3^rd– I even said ok for a 3^rd time, because I was hungry and needed food to eat in my office for work. I decided on oatmeal. Well… they didn’t have anymore containers out and I refused to ask and wait for more to be brought out! Especially after I really didn’t want oatmeal anyway.
2 for $ 6 Options
–I have went to this location a few times in the past two weeks and they don’t have the Tuna Sliders. Which are yummy. They don’t have any options other than Caesar Salad, which is fine, but GEESH can you fix something else and give the people options Whole Foods in Addison? You ARE KILLING ME :(
Bottom line_​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​_​I will never return to this Whole Foods for lunch, breakfast or dinner. I’ll stick to my Highland Park Whole Foods location because their hot bar has options and endless fruit varieties. They have options in everything. What a let down from a grocer whose brand identity is organic/​healthy/​variety options. Ha! I laugh at that! They should know, egg whites are a healthy option to yellow eggs. They should also know the endless health benefits of strawberries. And Tuna is also a healthy option for anyone looking to stay fit. #SAD#NOVARIETY#DISAPPOINTED.

I come here for lunch on a daily basis. I am always pleased with the consistency of the prepared foods and salad/​soup bar. One suggestion would be to put complimentary water in the upstairs dining area.

My boyfriend and I go to this whole foods every week for food shopping and can’t express how great the staff here is!

While in town, I have been in here twice. I tried the sushi that they make fresh for you and well, I had to come back again to get more. It was a little more than I wanted to pay, but when I saw how big the sushi rolls were, I was OK with it.
The store is clean and organized and I will definitely visit this site anytime I am in town.
The cashiers were friendly and another employee I spoke to was very helpful.

Whole foods… What’s not to love? Of course it could be a bit less pricey but when you’re buying local and good quality. Price isn’t as important!
I love this location but also hate it. The parking can get swamped by the other 30+ business within walking distance of it.
However, great lunch spot! I love the variety (salad bar, hot bar, tacos, sushi, pizza and sammiches) it makes for a great group lunch where everyone leaves happy!
They also have a bar, good happy hour but it’s located in the wine/​beer area in the back of the building towRd the middle. Great service!

This whole food market not big as the one on 75. But I bought this lil spa thing product is so good, the light is random to play and have a relaxing aromatherapy function. This one works great and help me sleep well. This thing really easy to use just put few drop in the water and push the button and it will be turn on. And I put some lavender is really good for help me sleep well, no nightmare.

The employees, especially Jake and Raven, here are the worst! They are incredibly slow checking people out. Not to mention they routinely coach folks on how to use the debit/​credit card machine: newsflash I know how to use it and don’t need you to tell me how.
The lines are usually longish and there are no self check outs.
As I stated in the last review, they are always out of stock on essentials. Organic bananas, for instance, were all gone on 9÷20÷15. Likewise, alfredo sauce missing. in. action. Similarly, WFM ran a promo for the Uncle Matt’s OGOJ and this location was out of stock the first few days. When I asked if there was any in the back the employee said no and that he didn’t know why given they had just unloaded a truck full of items. I don’t who does the ordering/​stocking but they’ve been doing a piss poor job for the last couple of months.
In short, it’s a decent place to but ready to eat food if exposed hot bars are your thing. If, however, you come to the grocery store to buy groceries you’ve come to the wrong location.

This location has some kind of issue selling expired foods. This weekend it was spoiled meat, which I returned (smelled like rotten eggs and the expiration was a day past the date on the package) and the peanut butter I bought I just noticed is a month past its best use date. The only reason I am giving two stars is because the staff is just so friendly and courteous. I can’t shop here again though because it’s completely unacceptable to be selling expired food, especially for what Whole Foods charges. I have a friend who recently has had the same issues with this location.

The employees here are so genuine and nice! I made friends with the people at the juice/​coffee bar. They put a smile on my face!
They have a great selection at the hot/​salad bar. Love all of the «tex mex» flavors offered!

Ooh, I like this location a lot! We had a sweet tooth and were craving something sweet so we decided to go to the bakery in here. Macaroons, yay! They have a ton to choose from. Of course, they’re pricey, but that’s just Whole Foods. I guess. It’s worth it to buy items you wouldn’t find elsewhere, but don’t buy basic items here that you can get elsewhere. I like to buy La Croix 12 pack of sparking waters and at Kroger, I usually find it for about $ 2.50, Whole Foods carries them for $ 5. But anyway, an awesome thing about this location is that they have a little wine bar in the middle of the store. Wine on tap, sweet! The prepared food area looked awesome, everything looked delicious… definitely a nice place to grab a meal. They also have a seating area towards the front. Upstairs seated and outdoor as well. The location is super convenient right off the tollway and the Belt Line exit. This location is definitely my favorite in the area.

It’s a Chefs heaven! Who doesn’t love the fresh produce that is hard to find elsewhere? I especially love the nutrition facts and superfood count. I enjoy eating here as well. particularly the smoke shop. Customer service has always been good. I rate 4 stars instead of 5 because I had a friend who bought a prepared breaded shrimp dinner and it was not fresh and close to hazardous. I realize that it’s one of their products they don’t make in the store, even though their sticker is on it, but they shouldn’t serve it, period.

Awesome location as I just moved to the area. Great store and staff was extremely helpful my first visit there. Will be visiting often!

Love this Whole Foods! We switched to a paleo diet and can get EVERYTHING here. Everyone is really friendly. Be prepared to leave the store with more than you planned because everything looks so good.
The only downside is the stocking of the store. Sometimes your favorite items will be sold out and an empty section of the shelf will sit there for weeks before replenished.

Store is spacious and clean. Employees are helpful and friendly and very knowledgeable. Everything looks fresh and so yummy and prices are ok.
And as always save room for deserts. Or at least the fresh baked bread. Have to say their garlic bread is to die for. And so is their quiche. So many selections in every department and staff is there to help in any way possible.

This Plano Whole Foods store is situated right off the Dallas Tollway, and about ten minutes south of Frisco.
The interior has a two-​story schematic with a café that caters to those that prefer to eat on floor one or two. All the usual suspects are present: bakery, deli, sushi, meat, seafood.
The aisles are greatly spread out, which is a nice change. It’s kind of like houses that are not built so closely together.
There is a great deal of locally grown veggies and fruits here at this location as well.

I’m not a fan of the ready made food section. It just seems not on par with other whole foods. I like that they have a calendar full of events and the bar in the back though.

So it’s my friend’s birthday. I decided to make some tiramisu. Well I need some macs-​prone cheese, lady finger, and dark chocolate cocoa. Where Can I find all these stuff in one place. Central market? yes but might be a little expensive. So I decide to come to whole foods, and they do have everything that I need. It was also in a reasonable price. So I brought 2 containers of Macs-​prone cheese, two package of lady fingers, and one bag of dark chocolate cocoa. All of them cost less then 20 dollars. In addition, whole foods also have BBQ, soup, and salad for you to buy and eat. Since they are sold at whole foods, I am pretty sure they guarantee Fresh. So I will also recommend come here to eat and grocery shopping.

This grocery store is hands-​down my favorite; from the workers to the health-​conscious selection of foods (not to mention, variety) and high quality items. It’s well worth the investment every time one should step foot into this place considering it’s our overall health and well being that’s on the line.
I really didn’t start falling in love with this place until recently when I was in ATX! I think it’s placement and centralized location is perfect and ideal for the residents near the Addison area as well as the surrounding North Dallas areas.
You’re greeted with an earthy feel and beautiful array of flowers upon entry, which are surrounded by their organic fruits and vegetables as if you were walking into a Farmer’s Market. The store has a very clean feel and vibrant ambience to it. My favorite part of this place is their «hot» bar and salad area, I could eat their everyday for lunch if I had one near my work!
I literally drive out of the way sometimes when I leave work just so I can pickup some goodies for the week lol

A decent sized Whole foods store to get quality food at quality price.
They have good coffee and bakery items to go with it. Tried their French roast; it was perfect. Loved the walnut brownies.
Saw a fresh breakfast station, not sure if that is only on weekends, but is definitely something nice to get started before shopping.
Liked the beer section, vegan and gluten-​free offerings, olive bar, and the bar area.
Produce prices could have been a little more competitive.
Very helpful staffs, always making sure if you have found what you are looking for.

It’s like any other whole foods in the area but more, more beer, much younger shoppers (Addison effect). The precooked meal options are limited compared to Plano, uptown or fairview location but you get good snacking options at the bar with a selection of local beers by Lakewood, brewed in Garland TX. This place is great for quick meeting or lunch, as they have plenty of space for you to sit and relax, downstairs and mezzanine floor. The only issue that this location had is their expresso machine stays out of order more often and juice bar staff is a revolving door so you don’t know what you will get.

It’s a Whole Foods, what more is there to say?
It’s a bit smaller than some of the others, but it basically has all the same stuff.
You can drink while you shop, this is to probably help you deal with the fact that you just spent $ 200 and walked out with only 3 bags (that you brought yourself) of groceries.
There’s a little bar area, where I saw people socializing and hanging out. Yes at a grocery store. I guess it makes it convenient when you start to get the munchies.
If you can’t find what you want, just head on outside, there’s a Pluckers, Hopdoddy, or Neighborhood services within walking distance. All fantastic unhealthy food options!