Whole Foods Market

They carry Willow Tree Chicken Pot Pies. If you are from Ma Or RI area you will understand how awesome this is. It’s like a little piece of home that is just down the street from me. The salad and fruits and veggies are a decent price. They also carry the best Salsa Verda made by Happy Tomato that I have ever had. Some stuff is pricey here but if you shop around and limit yourself to certain items u won’t over spend. There smoked turkey wings and drum sticks are huge and tasty. The other thing I love about this place is the small pizza pub where you can get a slice and beer after you shop or before you shop.

I really like shopping here. The gumbo is really good if you have time to stay for a quick bite.

I come here from Hurst for the coffee shop, the pre-​made food bar where you can grab a meal, and to buy my milk. The brand is Mill-​King from local Texas grass-​fed cows. Its low temp pasteurized. It’s 5.99 a gallon and it’s wonderful and hard to find! Sometimes I buy my eggs, bread from the bakery, and large growler sized bottles of Kombucha. That is all that I will buy here. These staples are worth the expense and everything else comes from Costco, trader joes, and sprouts. I love the bar where you can get wine and craft beer on tap or buy a growler and fill it with your favorite. I had a wood fired mushroom pizza and a beer here for $ 7 on their lunch special!

Moving to Bedford from Austin no WF store will ever compare to the downtown Austin Lamar store but «Yay! I’m a fan» of this one. I have been here several times since the move and very happy with the costumer service and products. To right they have a beer on tap lounge area — I do not drink beer but it looks nice. Docking a star because they do not sell chicken backs and meat guy looked at me weird when I asked for them and I know more about pricing codes than the checkout people do.

We are somewhat new to the whole Whole Foods thing. We used to shop at the Arlington location, which was not always the favorite place to be during games. So when this location opened down the road from us, we were really appreciative of it.
Each time we come in here, every employee has gone out of their way to make sure we pleased. We never really got that impression from the Arlington location.
Last night the cashier Jessica went above and beyond to help us out and we couldn’t be more thankful that she did that.
Thanks to all the employees and management of this store. You’ve got it going on lol.

All Whole Foods are slightly different. In Texas, the best ones are in Austin and Houston {no offense Colleyville :-) }.
I was nearby this weekend and got hungry. You can always safely rely on Whole Foods deli to satisfy even the worst hunger pains. Since the juice bar is right inside an entry, I ended up with Divine smoothie with ginger.
Then, I hit the hot bar. I ended up with a box priced at $ 10.75 filled with pumpkin and squash ravioli, roasted vegetables, and pulled pork and beef. Yummy! My food was great, and that is one of the really nice things about Whole Foods. The deli food is pretty consistent.
The store is laid out like most other Whole Foods. This one is a small, but nice one.

Travel A LOT! And this is one of the lower grade whole food stores I have been to. The vegan choices at he hot bar were next to non existent! My advice to the manager: go take a trip to Louisville whole foods. They are not just a store. They are an experience. I would consider moving to this area just to have the shopping pleasure. I was in this town for a month and was absolutely amazed at the way it is run and then events and food experiences they put on. Too bad they are not all that way.

Fun and friendly bar allows you to try craft beers on tap or drink what you bought in store there. Layla and Mary are very knowledgeable about beer. The store has a very large selection of beer and wine and a big selection of prepared foods. They can custom make salads and even have a Stone pizza oven. I buy live culture yogurt and organic fruits and vegetables. It would get four stars but it’s a little pricey and There are many items they do not carry. I do like their policy of 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

Not since Martha Stewart ran the coffee bean stand at The Common Market in Westport have I been so excited about grocery shopping!
Whole Foods has brought civilization to the Southlake and Colleyville burbs. And it gets better and better every time I wander in there.
Just yesterday afternoon, I spied a plump Diestel (a high-​regarded family farm in Sonora, CA) grass fed turkey breast in the meat department case.
The superb baked goods include yeasty breads and crunchy cookies. Pizza and sushi get sophisticated send ups. There’s even a juice bar.
The produce man will core you a pineapple on request, and the baby spinach is greener and crisper than at tired, complacent Central Market or the hapless new Trader Joe’s.
Fresh Market doesn’t even count.
Whole Food’s employees are knowledgeable and eager to help. Someone has even taken the time to train them.
I can’t think of a more pleasant place to shop.

I like Whole Foods in general but this morning around 10:30 I tried to get a cup of coffee. When I walked up to the counter the employee was talking with a customer /​freind so about two minutes later she turned around to start making the previous customer’s order he was waiting on prior to the freind. She never acknowledge me being there so after another few minutes I gave up and walked out. I just don’t understand the lack of common courtesy.

This place (aside from Central Market) is the best place to buy organic/​heathy foods. Tons of really gorgeous fruits and vegetables and those hard to find pieces of produce that they don’t sell just anywhere. They also have lots of local and Texas-​produced items — like Wrights Salsa — yummy!:)
This place is definitely more expensive than other grocery stores — many items can also be found at Kroger for a dollar cheaper. But you pay for the overall experience and the vast selection of clean/​healthy foods.
My favorite part of this place is the brick oven pizza restaurant and the bar. They have several craft beers and wines on tap from all over the country. The prices are reasonable — most are $ 5 for a pint. You can sample before you make your final selection and they’re always rotating them out. You can also choose from three different sizes of growlers and take your favorite beer home with you.
The sushi counter is awesome too! The sushi is fresh and they have a great selection. You can create your own roll, or choose from a menu. They also have a really good selection in the fridge right there across from the sushi counter of pre-​made stuff. Many of the rolls are 8 or 9 bucks and that’s an excellent price for the value.
I love Whole Foods and will definitely keep coming here for the finer things/​organic goods that I want. For everything else, I’ll go to Kroger :)

This whole food actually has ½ the area for people to hang out, eat and drink. Seem like a hang out spot for people who enjoy whole foods. However I went there for cake and the selection was very little. Prob the smallest store I been in. But it was clean fresh and friendly. Just don’t go looking for a variety fresh bake goods.

I’ve been coming here regularly on Saturday mornings, not particularly early, between 8−10AM and the store is practically empty. Its such a nice time to leisurely shop. I’ve never gone to Central Market on any time on a Saturday to not find a mob of people.

A little pricey for groceries but you can get a healthy lunch with a decent selection for under $ 10. I piled up my plate with potatoes and brisket, salad, etc and got a drink (coconut water) for about $ 9.50. There is also a bar too and freshly baked pizza.

This review comes with a warning!
If you take a couple pictures here to text to your friend, or are on your phone a lot responding to people, you *might* be confronted and accused of being a ‘spy for the competitor’ by an employee. I was asked «who are you with?» Multiple times with no context out of the blue while I minded my business in an aisle. I told the employee I was there alone (in a very confused way cause, well, I was confused). He asked again. «Who are you with?» But this time more forcefully and impatiently.
When I told the employee I was sorry, but didn’t know what he was talking about, he finally asked which grocery store I worked for. He told me I had «sure been taking a lot of pictures and texting a lot». (I had taken a total of 3 pictures to send to my health-​food-​obsessed friend because of how great this whole foods was!) and had texted with her and 2 other people a ton because they were talkative — it’s life. He interrupted my explanations a couple times to say it’s ok, he just likes to introduce himself to the competition and ‘say hi’. He seemed very eager to dismiss me and walk away, and maybe it’s just me, but he seemed like he didn’t believe that I was simply a normal shopper — that’s the impression I got, at least. Which probably bothered me more than it should and is actually kinda hilarious when you think about it! Maybe I need a life, lol.
Anyway, besides being a bit terse, he wasn’t mean. However I must admit I was a little weirded out/​rattled by it, because I was being totally normal (I thought) and going about my business buying groceries. I felt creepy-​watched and confronted in an at-​least passive aggressive way, without being given a couple seconds to explain. I am a jewelry maker by trade (not involved in grocery espionage) who grocery shops and had a talkative friend. Not a spy. Lol!
Onto not-​bizarre stuff that is probably more relevant to you: it’s one of the best whole foods I’ve ever been to. Wonderful selection, beautiful produce, a bit pricey (in other words, it’s a whole foods!). :)
Go there! But put your phone away ;)

This review is for the Pizza…*VERY* confused and disappointed that Whole Foods would not have the option of Gluten Free crust first of all when we asked. Come on this is WHOLE FOODS after all.
Fireside and other places offer Gluten Free and given the price. The day we were there my husband still ordered a pizza. I took a small bite of the «Colleyville». It was horrible and the pizza was noticeably not cooked all the way trough. The crust was watery like. It was as if it someone had dumped sugar on top of it as well. I have no idea what the cook was thinking. Or if there were any quality controls.
We’ll not get a pizza EVER again here! My husband tossed it in the trash and I have to have gluten free.

YES, another fantastic Whole Foods complete with indoor bar! The Arlington location is definitely closer for me, but you can’t sit down and have a glass of wine in there, which is a minor disappointment.
This new Colleyville location is so sparkly new and fresh and bright. Everything looks so wonderful that you’re tempted to overindulge on samples and throw who knows what into your cart. All the things! This may be the biggest location I’ve seen, or perhaps the layout just feels more spacious. It’s definitely roomy and well organized and shiny. When you walk in, the produce, cheese, wine, and beer are to the left, and on the right is where you’ll find the prepared meals, fresh made sushi and pizza, salad and soup bars, and the bar itself with local drafts on tap and many a fabulous wine to choose from.
That was an incredibly brief description of the layout and goodies here at Whole Foods. You know there are tons and tons of great, organic, and local foods here, whether you’re in the bakery, the deli, at the butcher’s counter, cheese-​shopping, or looking for packaged foods like granola, cereals, nuts, and other snack-​foods. You’ll find all your dietary and health needs covered; vegan, vegetarian, gluten-​free, nut-​free, dairy-​free, GMO free, whole grain, grass fed, etc., etc… A beautiful bakery, a killer seafood and meat counter, a cheese section that’s to die for, the most vibrant fruit and veggies, walls and walls of fragrant spices… the list goes on. If you’ve never been to a Whole Foods, I can’t recommend them enough!
As I’m sure you know, Whole Foods isn’t cheap. I don’t know any people who do all of their day to day shopping there, especially now that you can find so many quality organic products at Kroger, Albertsons, Tom Thumb, Target, and even Wal Mart for a bit cheaper. But going to Whole Foods is just so much more fun and pretty! Plus their 365 Everyday Value brand is actually reasonably priced and they have most of your essentials.
I visited here recently and sat in their little café with my laptop to do some work. I got myself some Thai Carrot soup (which was sooooooo good) and a broccoli bacon and cashew salad (also extremely tasty). I went through the express checkout and enjoyed my lunch, although there were quite a few children running around… anyway. I’ll be back for sure.

I love a super clean store and this is exceptional! Whole foods is top notch in my book. The organic fruits and veggies r so fresh, as if just out of the garden.
Organic beef and poultry a bit pricey but worth it.
All the employees are helpful and full of knowledge. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. I have to drive a bit farther but Definitely my new grocery store. So long super target maybe I will buy my junk food from you.

Finally a Whole Foods in my hood. It is in a very convenient location too with plenty of parking. Of course we came during the first week and it was packed. All the employees here were very helpful and had a friendly smile. Loved the pizza section as they are freshly made in their brick oven and its neapolitan style. We ordered The Colleyville pizza and it was really good. They even had a sushi section where you can pick the items you want on the sushi which I thought was really good idea especially for those allergic to avocado like me! The produce section was pretty big. I am so glad this location has opened.

Whole Foods Market opened in Colleyville this morning *whoop-​whoop* YAY!
And it has all the sparkle and shine you’d expect along with some AMAZING deals to celebrate their arrival to the neighborhood. If you make it to the grand opening festivities this week, you’ll enjoy many buy one /​get one free promos and steep discounts. Best part — WFM is donating a percentage of the grand opening purchases to local charities.
While this WFM is a bit smaller than others I’ve been to, you’ll still find many of their signature brands, in addition to more than 200 local Texas supplied items like grass-​fed beef and a HUGE display of local kombucha teas.
What this location has that I haven’t seen in others is a wine & beer bar with fresh made-​to-​order pizza, a few retro pinball machines, TVs, and a separate entry. It’s not huge but it’s a great spot for hubby’s to chill or for a casual meal any time of day.
But what makes it extra special? Authentic Neapolitan style pizza. Hello! Plus 16 beers on tap, 3 wines on tap AND 1 kombucha on tap. WOW!
You’ll also find a juice and coffee bar featuring high-​end espresso made from a straight from Florence, Italy, La Marzocco Strada espresso machine (learned something new — and yes, it was tasty!) They also have made to order sushi, sandwiches, an awesome salad bar, prepared BBQ, huge assortment of baked and sweet treats, many organic fruits and veggies, a cool banana station (?), large assortment of beers and wines, and my personal fave — several flavors of salmon jerky (must try, you’ll thank me later!).
I missed several areas in the 45 mins I gleefully played bumper carts with other excited patrons but this WFM’s specialty areas, quick checkout, pleasant staff, and so many local, fresh and savory items wins my 5 stars.
Great grand opening!