Whole Foods Market

This is the worst While Foods I’ve ever shopped. I drove 9 miles to go there because I just moved here and wanted something good and familiar. It wasn’t. Now, I have to be fair and say the employees were high caliber. They were great. The deli, however, was woefully uninspired and had a severely limited choice. Very few fresh sandwiches were prepared and the one I got had stale bread. The salad choices were limited and conventional. The fresh produce had very few locally grown items. The emphasis seemed to be meat!!! All kinds, all across the back of the store. Vegetarians… any place else is probably better. Sprouts and Fresh Market have this store beat hands down. I loved the Whole Foods in Winter Park, Florida, in Altamonte Springs, Florida and Falls Church, Virginia. Managers… please go see how to do it right.

Great produce, great meat counter, great deli, great cheese selection… obviously the only thing not to love about Whole Foods is price. But if you are on the mood to splurge on quality ingredients, it’s well worth it. Also, you can choose from a great selection of flowers that are grown and picked by people paid a living wage and not under terrible conditions — I really like this about Whole Foods. They go the extra mile to make sure nothing super horrible happened to get your items to the store. There is a lot of information given about many of the products so you can make an informed buying choice. The salad bar at lunch is top notch. Overall, this is a great store whether you’re super crunchy or not!
Oh — I almost forgot! WF has squash «pasta» — which is great for people who want a pasta type dish but are avoiding foods high in carbs. This dish is a pain to make yourself, so the pre-​cut «noodles» from WF are awesome!

I go here for the prepared items. I love the number of item on the salad bar. Lots of soup selections. This store is smaller that a lot of locations. They don’t have a pizza station nor a big pre made salad selection. I like to have my things like tuna salad, couscous, and Cole slaw etc, scooped out for me in the size I want. They have already packaged salads in the wall cooler.
Very pricey but you already know that

Always the best customer service!!! Great salad bar selections for lunch. Sampling taking place to try new things. If you need a cake for a special occasion check out the selection! Perfect for a baby shower, wedding shower or Anniversary party!!!

Such a great grocery store they have all the good stuff + those rare items you occasionally need! The only downside is it is just so expensive. Wish they’d find a way to change that!

Whole foods has the best Tamales and best Paleo granola and best Spelt cookies. The tamales are made in Texas and the brand is Padrino. The Chicken are delicious and the pork awesome and the vegan black bean awesome! The granola is grain free and the brand is Paleonola. My favorite is the blue package the original but the other flavors are yummy too. This is really really tasty on top of Nosa lemon yogurt with some Whole Foods frozen 525 brand of wild blueberries. They are tiny blue berries and sweeter than the fresh ones. Well the last item is the Spelt Chocolate chip cookies in the bakery case and they have no refined flour and are gluten free and taste awesome! Well thats all my favorites, and I feel special everytime I shop here. Also Whole Foods is so generous with the Tulsa community and their employees are so knowlegeable. If you have a health question, just ask for Sharon.

The green and yellow smoothie WILL change your life. Also free samples for days, especially this location. Decent size store and the food always looks great.

Five stars for Debbie and her concierge team for helping out in a big way. At the last minute, I realized I needed some food — the amount and kind of food you would usually order a couple of days in advance. When I first called her, she rightfully checked with the cheese department, the bakery and the produce department to make sure she could handle my request. When she got back to me a few minutes later, she made sure I knew it wouldn’t be the artisanal, over the top display they like to do, and made sure I was okay with that.
I was totally okay with that. They were still lovely, tastefully done, and of the high quality you’ve come to expect from Whole Foods.
It seems like whenever I do anything other than Whole Foods, I have a problem. With Whole Foods catering, there are no problems, just solutions. Thanks to Debbie and everyone who had any part in helping me on Tuesday.

LOVE LOVE LOVE
Whole foods is amazing. They have a kids club to help keep the munchkins in line while you shop. Their selection is great. The store is clean and the employees are super cheerful and helpful everytime. I love to stop in for lunch, they have a great selection of hot food and deli items as well.

Beautiful little market to browse through, but for my visit there they didn’t really have what I was needing. I don’t blame any of the people selling because I’m sure it was just that I was needing something that wasn’t in season. It’s also hard for me personally because we have our own garden at home and so when our stock starts to run out, regardless of whether or not I have to buy it at Reasor’s or at the market, it still makes me sick to my stomach because I feel as though I should just have it in my backyard.
I’m super happy that Farmer’s Markets are out there because buying local is definitely a great thing to do and when you can afford to support local vendors, it’s always a great idea!
I would definitely recommend people come to this market when they can. My next stop is to check out the Cherry Street Farmer’s Market at some point. :)

I’m a sucker for a Whole Foods. I could spend some serious cash here any hour of the day. It’s a clear winner over Sprouts. This store is super clean and the staff are more than willing to help answer any question you may have. Having just moved to Tulsa from Houston, I’m still getting used to people being friendly (big cities and NOT friendly) so I was pleasantly surprised when an employee pointed me to a local honey over the store brand.
I’m so looking forward to taking my son here for their weekly kiddo activities! This will be my place to grocery shop (besides the farmer’s market) in Tulsa!

I love this place!!! It makes grocery shopping a pleasant experience. With alternatives like Sprouts and Fresh Market popping up, I still come here whenever possible because the quality and selection are unbeatable. No matter how crowded this location is, I never have to wait long to checkout. The employees are friendly and knowledgeable, and the weekly specials are a great deal.
My one complaint about this location is the juice bar. It shouldn’t take 20 minutes to get a cup of juice. The juice bar at the OKC and South Tulsa location has much better variety and faster service. Otherwise, this store provides the perfect shopping experience. Great specials, great selection, the best produce in town — what’s not to love?

This place is a great store if your looking for organic foods and foods on the healthyier side of life. The produce is fresh and the selection of items are actually pretty wide. I would shop here for certain things but honestly im not a health nut, but somethings i do like to eat from here.

Love the cleanliness of this place and the fresh produce! They have samples of dried strawberries which are yummy, & fresh cold blackberries mmmm.
Cashier is super nice and their prices are awesome!

If only we lived in a world where organic and quality foods were affordable. Yeah, I agree that it is a bit more than Walmart but the quality of produce is much higher here.
I am happy that this is available to us everyday and not just at a weekly/​every few days farmers market.
This location makes me happy because it is very close to home. Currently it is our only location but another one is opening out south. The employees have always been incredibly kind to my daughter and I.
One example:
Audrey was curious about an apple and the man unloading them picked one up, sliced a few pieces and we all three sampled it and discussed the flavour and made comparisons. I enjoy experiences such as these and my daughter does as well.
Each dept feels like a village market. Friendly people willing to help you and even chit chat to get to know you.
I have to mention the cheese dept as well. The girls behind the counter are very knowledgable about the items in stock. I love talking cheese!

The café is definitely my favorite thing about Whole Foods. There are always lots of soups that are perfect for a cozy Fall afternoon. Everyone behind the counter is super helpful, and there is so much to choose from. The mac n cheese is to die for. I like that the selection of foods are always different, so coming for lunch a lot during the week is not a problem. My only issue with the café is that I have a tendency to pay more than I wanted to with the food. You pay by how much your food weighs, and I usually add a lot more than i intend to. Oops! Still delicious though.
The location is amazing, and the staff is so friendly. I like that I can make my own peanut butter! You can get a lot of groceries at Whole Foods that you can’t get anywhere else!

My biggest beef with this location is the store itself. It’s in a bad area, the building is too small, the aisles too narrow and the ceiling too low. It’s like shopping in a cave.
The prices are high and it’s as if walking through a maze to get to any one department. There’s not a 20 ft long horizontal walkway in the place that’s free from obstruction.
I like to purchase bulk items and unfortunately the spice aisle is missing 2 crucial things: a scoop and a scale. I have no idea how to eyeball 1 oz of ground sage vs 1 oz of star anise. A scale and a measuring scoop would be extremely helpful rather than me dumping them into a little container — I’d even purchase more because like I said, I have no clue what 1 oz looks like.
I brought in my old whole foods bulk containers with the PLU codes on them so I wouldn’t #1 waste more containers #2 rewrite 26 PLUs on 26 new containers. Some employee lady in the aisle told me I wasn’t allowed to reuse the containers. Oh… and they were out of the PLU stickers… seriously what the heck? She said she’d go get me some but never returned.
Whole Foods needs to step up its game, especially when Sprouts is super nice — and cheaper.

I’m editing this review because I’ve been really disappointed with the customer service at the juice bar. They have bad attitudes, will blatantly ignore their guests, and they act like making you a drink is a total burden. This was our primary grocery store until they opened the south location. Its a further drive but typically a better shopping experience. The midtown location seems to be having a hard time keeping inventory on their shelves. The hot bar & salad bar are hit or miss.
The POSITIVE is the neighborhood market feel. Not all the staff is rude, most are very nice. We still come here often.
TIPS: shop their weekly sales and use their coupon books. Wednesdays are Double Flyer days so you get last weeks sales on top of that weeks sales!

This Whole Foods Market is downright a happy place to go.
The staff is exceptionally friendly and their product is will not only be tasty, but make you feel better about your life. I’m a huge proponent of thinking what you consume will translate into more in your life besides fulfilling hunger.
I try to go later in the evening on a Tuesday or Wednesday to have a quieter shopping experience with what feels like I have the whole place to myself. I find myself several times during each visit looking up on my phone what some of the produce is — I enjoy finding new and fresh ingredients.
Yes, the cost of food is more here but it’s a price I’m good with paying knowing that local farmers are being supported by my business.
The café area has recently been renovated and extended and looks mighty fine! I’ll be frequenting the area with work while drinking a delicious caffeinated beverage.
I have been to a Thanksgiving meal sampling here before and had a turkey of a time. I’ll pencil in some of their up and coming sampling sessions (
) to my calendar and see you there!
PS– Their pumpkins during the Halloween season come straight from a Disney movie.

What’s not to love? Best produce available in Tulsa. They have prepared foods, great selection of cheeses and all the exotics (salsa, dips, non-​chemically toiletries, bulk foods, dairy, etc.) that you could need to make a party a success.
Full service grocer as well – will give a bag of ice in the summer to get the frozen foods home! Staff has always been enthusiastic.
I enjoy shopping here!