Whole Foods Market

Ive been coming here for a year since I moved here. This estsblishments lunch menu has constantly gone down monthly. Theres flies around the food consistently and is about as appetizing as prison food. For 17 dollars id hope for a better lunch. Today I came back after not eating here for a month and half. 9 dollar sandwhich for bread, a tomato and tastleless chicken which leaked through. Does corporate knoe how bad this place is? The staff is supet nice but the food is horrendous. Dont bother, spend the 7 bucks at subway, it will taste better and you wont feel ripped off. Management please improve your food snd lunches. You guys literally have the worst food in the area currently and its pretty sad a high end establishment is making the shitiest food.

So incredibly clean and well-​organized. Amazing selection. Wood fired pizzas and ramen bar are particular eat-​in or take-​out highlights.

I usually go to the South Philly location but was in NJ and decided to check this store out. It is very large and has a wide variety of products. The take out bar has a great variety and the night I went they had Indian food –yum.

I love Whole Foods but the Cherry Hill location doesn’t carry as much as the Marlton location. The customer service is also not the greatest; the few times I have been there I was told I needed to sign up for the loyalty card online but when I went over to the Marlton location they helped me sign up in the store! Great produce and quality food but I will always pick the Marlton location over Cherry Hill!

I am still not a fan of Whole Foods in general. Mainly because the prices are ridiculous on most items, especially the soup bar, hot bar, salad bars and the sandwiches. I have been down this road before so I will move on…
I do like this location, it is a lot more pleasant then the Marlton store due to it’s size. I was here last Saturday and while my wife was at the Dollar Store (yes sort of a weird combination; a dollar store and whole pay check) I killed some time in WF as I was hungry.
I was drawn to the new Ramen bar and it looked pretty darn good so I ordered one. I had the spicy pork ramen bowl. It was very good and Gengi makes it for your freshly. They give you these fancy hi-​tech plastic chop sticks and a mortar and pestle to grind the spice. There is this seaweed thing too that was kind of strange/​cool. It is WF so it was not cheap at $ 11.99 but still pretty good and satisfying. Credit card payment only for Ramen.

This is by far the nicest and cleanest of the 3 that are in the area. They frequently stock items the others are out of and are extremely helpful in helping you find whatever you are looking for. I can’t say enough about the bakery and the hot food area as well.

I have been shopping here since they opened and I mostly come in for cheese and bakery stuff. I just wanted to once again praise them for their awesome baked goods. I think at this point I have tried almost all of their items from bread to cakes and cookies, except for a few of the pre-​packaged items. After bringing a cheesecake assortment to a dinner party last Sat night and sneaking a few for myself I just don’t know how they maintain such high quality fresh stuff when on some occasions there aren’t even many people shopping in the store but either way, I love this bakery. Their bagels are a must for every brunch or Sunday football game and don’t get me started on the olive bread, so good! Above all this the people that work here are always friendly, I hear some of the crazy things people ask them and I just wonder how they continue to treat us all so nice when they have to deal with some really «out there» people.
I have heard people complain about the prices at whole foods but my local bakery is more expensive than this bakery and at least here I know everything is made from fresh ingredients, like real butter and sugar and you can literally see how clean it all is b/​c it’s open in the back. I know most bakeries use all fake flavored stuff these days, no thank you.
The people that work in the cheese area always help me pair fun cheeses with the breads I pick out too, thank you for always helping me!
Only ever had 1 bad experience and it was with a rather large man who runs the fruit department, he was so rude and condesending when I asked him a question.

A fool and his money are soon parted at Whole Foods.
Look at the cold drinks cooler and you’ll find thirty types of kambucha and no milk of any kind. How many people have you seen drinking kambucha on a hot day? Or ever, for that matter? Compared to milk? Something’s wrong with this place and the people who patronize it.
The hot food bar serves a vegan tofu scramble for breakfast, right next to a massive pan of reconstituted scrambled eggs. Hey, Whole Foods: You know what civilization has been consuming for thousands of years without any harm to the earth? Real goddamned chicken eggs. You should give them a shot. Real people eat them.
I care about sustainability and health. I’m not a weird Eco-​freak. But when I go to Whole a Foods I feel like I’m stepping into a liberal land of make-​believe that was constructed just to suck money out of my wallet.
Check out the olive bread, though. It’s legit.

This whole foods is easily the nicest I’ve been in. The place is so bright, fresh and clean and has so much to offer. The food court area is full of so many amazing choices. From amazing bbq and tacos to pizza and deli sandwiches, this whole foods packs every ounce of awesome in every inch of space.

Must do:
— check out their oranges juice machine to squeeze your own OJ bottle!
— don’t miss out on the free samples they have at each station of the store depending on the day you visit (produce/​fruit, pasta, snacks, seafood, meat, bakery, etc.)
— bring or sign up for your whole food rewards card to earn discounts and rewards if you’re a regular shopper (might as well!)
I generally think whole food can be WAY too expensive but have realized certain sales products can ACTUALLY be very affordable (and even at times cheaper or comparable to other supermarket prices!) while reaping the benefits of quality produce, meat, or products! :)

Whole Foods is one of my favorite places. Although I don’t go as often as I would like, when I do, I revel in the awe that is Whole Foods. It’s a greenie/​cruelty free/​organic lovers dream come true. This particular location is pretty large compared to the Philly locations and they use the extra space to fill it with all kinds of wonderful additions. The uncooked fresh and dry pasta bar is new to me. They get their pasta from a local business in Westmont, which is the next little town over from Collingswood. The place is called Severino’s. I’ve gone there a few times, but they have been closed. Anywho, Oh… did I mention that they have a pickle bar?!? Well, they do! They had pickled beets, pickles, pickled cauliflower and carrots, pickled okra, etc. I think you get it… there’s pickled stuff in that pickle bar :) And let’s talk about their meats. Fresh fresh baby. I was walking past the chicken case and my eyes went into overdrive. I literally stopped in my tracks. It was already trimmed, beautiful looking meats, fish, beef, lamb… you name it, they have it. And the prices didn’t knock you over. More than Walmart of course, but think of what you’re getting, organic, trimmed, healthier meat. It’s well worth the price difference. They have a hot food pay-​by the pound section of delish looking items. Everything from quinoa to mashed potatoes. Meats, veggies, ethnic food, etc. And the bakery. Don’t get me started with the bakery. If you’ve lived under a rock for the past 10 years and haven’t been to a Whole Foods, get up right now and go find one. If you have been there, you get what I’m saying. I heart you Whole Foods, I heart you.

I love this Whole Foods Market location. Products are well stocked, food buffet/​salad/​sushi bar areas kept clean and organzied, never running out of food. There are many things that I cannot find elsewhere that I need to purchase at Whole Foods. I am happy this store is located here.

A trip to Whole Foods is like a vacation to me, but only because I live in a small beach town in South Jersey and there’s not a lot of fairly priced organic produce/​items available here. I’ve always been a fan of WF and always will be. I love browsing the whole market to see what all they have and what their current sale items are.
I don’t necessarily buy EVERYTHING here, but I do buy a lot of things including proteins, dry goods (bulk spices, cereal, flour, etc), vitamins, tea, cheese, and butter ($ 4.59/lb — cheapest I’ve seen for organic) here. For the most part, WF has fair prices on organic items and I always compare them to other stores nearby.
This location is nice, big and clean. I hope they expand their bulk section and include organic peanuts and more spices. Their spice bulk section is pretty neat because they have a scale that weighs the spice and prints out the price for you. They also have filtered water fountain to refill your water bottles by the bathroom near the sit down eating area.
If you visit their bakery, you must get their chocolate chip pecan cookie! They sell out pretty quickly so if you call the bakery in advance, they can bake and hold some aside for you. I love their hot & cold ready to eat food section. A majority of their salads are very tasty and there are a lot of options to choose from.
Whole Foods, please build one in Cape May or Atlantic City so I can visit more than once or twice a month!

Even though I am a poor medical student, I can’t help but come here at least once a week for a satisfying dinner and a quick way to pick up some groceries at the same time! I absolutely adore the salad bar. It can do no wrong in my eyes. The ingredients are ALWAYS fresh. They usually have the staples (like my absolute favorite, the garlic kale salad) plus a few «specials» of the day. There is a salad for everyone. They have spiced tofu, mediterranean quinoa, asian sesame noodles… you name it.
The coffee bar is really yummy as well. They have a great tea selection!
My only complaints are that one time I got the Mac n’ cheese from the hot foods bar (couldn’t resist) and it was definitely not warm enough. I only ate 2 bites because I was paranoid of food borne illness. It was definitely a waste of food and money which was a shame. Also, they used to have delicious falafel patties behind the counter that you could get as part of a meal and they have disappeared :(
The groceries are expensive however you are getting amazing quality. I have found a lot of great products there, including their unrefined, virgin coconut oil that I use every single day. I am also fond of their homemade almond butter and their coconut water!
Now I am craving my favorite garlic kale salad…

We’re so glad there’s a Whole Foods closer to us now that this one in the Ellisburg Shopping Center is open. Before this we used to have to go to Marlton, which is double the distance away. We use Whole Foods mostly for its selection of fresh food like produce, cheeses, fish, dairy, and breads. They have great bulk food and spice sections, too. The space itself is a decent size and generally has a good mix of things. The fresh food area is absolutely huge, actually. Probably as big as I’ve seen in any other location.
Oh and I really like the smaller, two-​tiered carts they have. They’re much easier to navigate through the produce section and down the aisles. Plus they have a great carrot holder built in. Or that’s what I used it for, anyway.

I’m really impressed with their bakery shop. We have been regulars at ponzio’s diner and bakery (down the road from this place) but the bakery here is slowly growing on us.
Just today I ordered some cannolis and they were the best tasting and freshest cannolis I’ve ever had. They are «filled to order» hence the cone/​cracker part is super crispy. The filling was also very tasty and is say better than ponzios. The whole foods one was more lighter and smoother consistency.
The tellers behind the displays have also been consistently pleasant everytime I’ve been here.
They have these fancy electric charging stations in the parking lot if you have an hybrid/​electric vehicle. Def. Something to check out if you are road tripping through cherry hill– south jersey area.

I have held off writing my review of this still new Whole Foods store until I was properly acquainted with it. And now that I’ve been shopping here WAY too often for the past 5 months, I can officially say, it’s amazing.
Like I said, I am here way too much. Not only for general food shopping, but for pretty much any specialty item I come across in a recipe that I may or may not have even heard of before. Chances are, Whole Foods has it. There have been plenty of times I didn’t quite know where to find something in the store, and the staff is always more than happy to not only tell me what aisle, but they always walk me there and point out the specific item for me. Every employee seems happy all the time. So much so, that I seriously want to work here.
The food bar is decent, comparable to the Marlton location. I’ve also had some of their made-​to-​order sandwiches, which are great. A nice addition to this location is the Gengi sushi bar, which also features great bowls. On occasion, I’ve even seen vegan pizza available by the slice at the pizza shop area.
One of my more recent discoveries in the store is the coffee bar. The seasonal honey cinnamon latte (decaf, with almond milk) is amazing. Everything I’ve ever dreamed of in a coffee drink.
The combination of the food area and coffee bar also make it a nice place to meet up with a friend for a meal or coffee. Great social area.
I’d say the only thing the Cherry Hill location lacks to a degree is it’s selection of freshly made vegan desserts/​snacks. The grab-​and-​go area is hit or miss, and when it’s a hit, there’s usually only one selection, and it would be nice if they rotated the selection of vegan muffins and/​or cookies in the bakery case.
Keep it up, Whole Foods. And please hire me. I spend enough money here that I need the discount. :)

Oh dear god. This is literally 3 minutes from the house that I grew up in, so there’s no excuse to spend some hard-​earned cash at Whole Paycheck. This is the place to go if you are going to a friend’s house and you want to bring some kind of nice foodie gift to thank her for hosting. In my case, that involved a rather expensive basket of hand-​dipped chocolate pretzels and a lovely fat sourdough loaf of bread. For the drive, we also picked up a pre-​made chicken caesar salad wrap — delishkous!
Two very minor notes: 1) The refrigerated section that holds milk and cold drinks — I know I am not the only one who has stared longingly at the top shelf holding something you really wanted but couldn’t reach. I know I am not the only one who has attempted to summit to the top shelf! 2) The bread department people — gotta agree with another reviewer who mentioned that the staff there was a little off. There were no bags left to put in a bread purchase so we had to ask two different people to bring out some. No one seemed in a mad rush to do so which meant there were at least 5 people standing around waiting for them to bring out bags to the front.

This is the best whole foods I’ve ever been in. What a beautiful spacious store! I guess it helps that the store is only two months old. The aisles are nice and wide. I usually go to the Whole Foods on south street but this is such a better experience, even better than the one in Marlton. There is plenty of parking and more food bars than I’ve seen at other Whole Foods. I had the salad bar tonight for dinner with a mixture of all different types of salads and I loved them all. I love that they have the already prepared Ethiopian and Indian dishes that you just have to heat up in the microwave.
And the fridge doors in the produce section were so nice and light. This store has products I’ve never seen in other Whole Foods, such a great selection. There is a nice large area by the windows with tables and chairs, something that is lacking in the south street location. This is a good place to grab lunch. Employees were so nice and friendly.
Whole Foods is always a bit pricy but you get what you pay for.

It has been interesting watching the many Whole Foods (WF) come to life in various cities I have lived in over the years. Things have changed and modernized a great deal since my first visit to a WF back n the early 90s when I lived in Washington, DC and they do not disappoint.
Although the WF in Marlton met my needs, a bit of forethought had to go into going there due to the traffic and traffic lights. On my many visits, there I was always able to find my staples as well as always looking to try something new. But Wegmans seemed to be my regular grocery shopping spot due to convenience. However, now I have choices due the location of the new WF.
A refreshing change from the Marlton location with wide ailses, spacious dining area located to the left of the store, high ceilings, lots of natural light as well as contemporary lighting fixtures.
Local farmers and specialty stores offering their wares here was a splendid touch. Prepared hot foods, cheeses, olive bar and the usual food areas that WF is known for with/​without a few exceptions. The store is still new so I am sure they will offer more things as things settle in.
But they still have organic meats, fruits, veggies, gluten-​free cereal, snacks and cheeses, granola, fresh flowers, and an array of fish, etc., etc., etc.
Whole Foods is my favorite grocery store for all fresh farm foods (organic), gluten free and all eclectic finds.