Whole Foods Market Campbell

I shop at this store all the time because it is close to my house. I find it upsetting that I cannot get an organic juice from the juice bar. It is hit or miss on the organic produce they use in their juice. I have to ask each time to see what is organic on that day. Some days, they only have a few things that organic. Most days they do not have organic kale or spinach and they do not use organic coconut water. Yet… they have all of the ingredients out in their store in organic. Why can’t they go out to the store and get organic for people who want it? Also, they have all this lovely cut up fruit in the produce department yet none of it is organic. So, people who eat organic fruit have to buy it whole and cut it up themselves but anyone who eats conventional fruit with pesticides gets the luxury of of buying it already cut up. I asked the produce lady why and she told me that it is outsourced, and the people who do it don’t have organic.

As a Whole Foods Adventuress, I enjoy the slight stock diversity at each location.
I especially have enjoyed shopping while assistant manager Dom is on board as soon as I walk in the store I know he is rockin it with the music that is playing. He will be missed but hey, Congrats on the promotion. See you in Capitola store. Still Campbell has always the best longtime vibe of true Health food store.

I like Whole Foods. The atmosphere is nice and the staff is friendly. I don’t know what else to say except that it’s Whole Foods. What else can I say.
Good quality
Organic
Large variety
Good energy
If you haven’t been here yet, what rock have you been living under.

This is the usual regular place where we buy dairy and meat products here as it is organic. Butchers are also available on site to help with custom cuts. That’s a really good thing about here.
Also we buy fruits here, as it is really tasty. After eating fruits from here, we were not able to eat other store ones.
The employees are very friendly and helpful.
The only downside is it’s a very costly place for groceries.

As a professional shopper, I spend more time at this Whole Foods than I have at my own home lately. I also visit many other stores in the county on a daily basis. But this WF is my favorite store.
Firstly, the staff are great. Weirdo tatted bearded beer-​loving Portland-​esque types. At least some of them. Even the ones who don’t fit the bill for giving me a slice of home (P-​town) are still rad. I wouldn’t say they’re the type to put on a fake customer service face: it’s more that they’re genuinely just friendly people who are skilled at what they do and really don’t mind helping a brother (or a sister) out.
It’s important to me, as a consumer, that I practice conscientiousness about where my groceries come from and how they’re made. Sprouts store is pretty great about this, but I’ll stand behind Whole Foods holding the trophy for environmental and animal welfare.
That being said, sure, they might have yams one day and not the next. But that’s a part of the sacrifice for having a select (often local and organic) business partner network.
Even though some items are in weird spots, the store layout is mostly intuitive. And you’ve gotta love the new health/​body section they have to the left of the main store. Don’t even get me started on their deli/​cheese/​sushi sections… Love it.

While it isn’t as cozy as it’s counterpart in Los Gatos, it is still one of my go-​to places. This is one of the bigger Whole Foods, so you can probably understand why it’s a lot larger and can obviously pack a crapload more people.
The quality of their meats here are fantastic. I always go here to get my rib roasts because I can always trust their quality. The parking here is a bit of a pain, but trust me, it’s totally all worth it.

This place is much smaller than the Cupertino location but it is still pretty decent. The reason it doesn’t get the whopping 5 stars is the layout, it seems super duper overstocked with not a lot of wiggle room. Perhaps it is the layout plus the fact that there are generally TONS of shoppers here, but it seemed a bit claustrophobic at times (again, lots of people).
Other than the spacial issues, the staff is great and the selection is great. They are all really knowledgeable about the items (and their locations) in the store and are always willing to help me find something if it isn’t on the shelve.
Another really cool aspect of this store is the addition of the Whole Body, which is connected but also separated from the groceries. Who knew there would be a nail salon just feet away from your shopping needs. I haven’t yet booked an appointment, but from what I have heard the nail techs are great.
All in all, good food, good products, great staff, high prices…

Monday nights in downtown Campbell… Whole Foods Market is apparently where its at.
Things to know…
— Crazy cramped. Every aisle. I know it’s a smaller location and they’re trying to get as much merch in here as possible but there could def be a better balance going on.
— The shoppers here are plentiful and the median age range seems to be around 110. A lot of oldies… but that’s totally ok. Just know that the store flow is real slow and you’ll def get blindsided more than a few times.
— That hot buffet is competitive here. I didn’t partake but i was def spectator to several bouts for ample elbow room at the superfood salad section.
— They have a TON of employees here to keep stuff in check and the wonderful thing is that they’re all super helpful and ready to help if you need more stock of something or a ladder to grab a million bottles of mint water.

I am not a fan of this whole foods.
Smaller store. I don’t like their eating area were the food bar is.
I’ve had their cheese pizza before at a different location and I was going to buy it one day here but it looks like its not even cooked. The pizza looks so white.
I wish the cupertino location was closer and this location was as nice as that one.

I like to hang out in here. I love wholefoods beverages. I love beverages in general but Kombucha of course and sweetened aloe drinks yummy
My latest obsession is the Belgian milk

Whole Foods, please do NOT promote the use of, or sell, rabbit as meat. This is a horrible precedent and it is extremely cruel and unethical. As owners of 2 pet bunnies, and long time patrons of Whole Foods — we ask you to do the right thing and stop the betrayal and execution of our furry friends!
Thank you!

Walked in here to buy a cake for my Dads birthday.
Ended up buying the tiramisu single layer. They even wrote on it.
The cake was delicious, moist, flavorful, all natural.
Also bout Macarons, all really good except for the black sesame.
Whole foods has really stepped up their game.
Oh and even the staff was friendly.
**** Yay! I’m a fan.

Been going to this location since it was Staff of Life and I’ve noticed that over the years the quality has degraded across the board.
Biggest gripes lately are finding the wrong product jammed in where something is out of stock, and a high product turnover. In other words, just when I get to like a new product it’ll suddenly be gone forever.
The produce is not reliably good and many of the good vegan baked goods of yesteryear are long gone. You used to be able to reliably find a vegan pie or cobbler, but not anymore.
On the plus side, the vegan donuts are usually good, the wine selection is decent and Whole Body next door is full of good products.

Beware, there is a bald-​ish Chinese man that lurks around the fresh hot food area & slyly grabs food and eats it with his hand multiple times. This is why you should be careful with the fresh food. Perhaps grab from the back? I do love Whole Foods because of the products they offer, their beautiful presentation & their yummy cookies. The vegan donut I had was surprisingly good & the sushi was also a great & fresh lunch option. You should pass on the cakes though. They’re cheaper & tastier @ Safeway’s. Go google «it’s getting real in the Whole Foods Parking Lot» video. It’s pretty funny & accurately portrays how you buy a couple items & end up paying $ 60.

I like this one because there’s an entire room dedicated to neat and quirky things; Toms shoes, magnets, bicycle ding ding’s, incense, hats snd sunglasses etc. Sunglasses are better quality at Ross tho (today I bought Puma pink wayfarers made in Italy there).
Some prices are not in line with others: kids organic yogurt squeeze tube is 4.29, but at sprouts and safeway usually 3.99.
$ 13.99 for WF organic laundry detergent (100 fl oz) 100 HE loads not bad.
-.5 because the smell of food in the store seems stronger than at other WFs… maybe open more windows perhaps.
-.5 for the stoic person that bags the items. I said thank you and he still seemed zoned out. Cashier was friendly however and complimented my purchase.
*I wish they put the tote bags in the store as opposed to OUTSIDE the check lanes. (I decided to put my stuff down before the invisible imaginary barrier; thin line which separates shoplifters and customers in order to buy a tote, then line up again).

I’m usually a fan of Whole Foods but this location sucks. I only came here because online it stated that they stock my beloved ElliQuark and was expecting to at least find one flavor it but instead found none and upon asking the guy working the Cheese department he had no idea what I was talking about. Really some Cheese guy if he doesn’t know of this product.
Anyhow, I asked if he knew where it was as it wasn’t where I would normally find it and he was of NO help, simply waved in the direction I had come from and said if they stocked it that is where it would be, no offer of looking it up. Instead I wandered around searching again and eventually found another member of staff to ask who was equally as useless. I had already filled a basket of other items but after the debacle I decided I wasn’t going to spend a cent there and just dumped the basket and walked out.
Looking past the rude, unhelpful staff and lack of products they claim to stock the selection of items here is very good, I love the Nut Butter and hot foods section but never again will I step foot in here.

The employees here are so helpful. I went vegan for lent and asked Terry for some snack recommendations. He walked me to the aisle with Snackaroons.
Thanks for the tip!

Although I don’t always love the prices, I do love Whole Foods Markets.
The Campbell Whole Foods store is great– my home away from home. It features a great meat and seafood counter (with honest butchers), a decent produce section, fun bulk aisle, a great juice and smoothie bar, and a killer hot foods section.
I love that they have a ton of Paleo options for the hot/​salad bar area AND that grab-​in-​go cookie bar (that Whole Foods everywhere now has) hosts this AMAZING Chocolate Paleo cookie– woah. I need to find this recipe!
Another great feature of this store is the Whole Body extension, located separately from the main store but also connected. The Whole Body section houses all the fun supplements, protein powders, cleaning and body products, clothes, shoes, books, soaps, etc. AND there’s a great (and super clean) nail salon. Appointments book out at least a month so if you’re willing to wait, definitely make a trip to try out this salon.
Thank you, Whole Foods, for supplying my food habit. :)

This Whole Foods is one of my favorite things about Campbell. It is always clean, the staff are helpful, always ready to answer questions, and I very much appreciate the great variety of items that are available at this location. I recently got two cupcakes the other day (2 for $ 5) and they were delicious! Very chocolatey, and the frosting stayed in place (which always makes me happy, especially when I have a long drive). 5 stars definitely. Thanks WF Campbell!

I love this whole foods!
One of the bigger ones I have been to and everything is clean, fresh, and friendly! All the staff are really friendly and helpful. Their selection of items is the same if not a little larger than most whole foods I’ve been to and I have yet to find something I don’t like about this location.