Whole Foods Market

Category:	Grocery Store
Address:	6853 S York St #119, Centennial, CO 80122, USA
Phone:	+1 303-996-3660
Site:	wholefoodsmarket.com
Rating:	3.9
Working:	7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM 7AM–10PM

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Reviews 17

Sean Gronbeck

Great Whole Foods, and very friendly staff. We have never had a problem with them ordering what we need or having them look for what we cannot find. Great selection and great atmosphere. Occasionally, they get a couple new people that are just a little clueless..... That said they either figure it out or the dont stay around long. We shop here a couple times a week as we mostly do all of our grocery shopping here. BTW, we are vegan and try to eat raw until 4. That said they have a great produce section (one of the best in town) despite what the guy below me says. I cannot speak for king soopers or the other Monsanto company stores, but I do know that Sprouts organic section at any location in town is about as big as two drawers full in my fridge and mostly onions, garlic, tomatoes, yams and potatoes.. And, frankly that is not really a good vote for nutrition.

Allison Stevens

This whole foods is just plain horrible. the food at the olive bar tastes old and flavorless, the prices of name brands are always more expensive here than any other place, but worst of all is the SMELL! when i first entered the store is smelled like manure, then as we went towards the back it morphed into the smell of rotting fish/seafood, then into foul smelling meats. the only place that was bareable was over by the checkout. it was so bad it was making me gag, and i could only spent 5 minutes in there before i had to leave. ive never had this problem with any other grocery store, and i dont know why i have to pay 3- 5x the amount for the same stuff but they cant keep the store from smelling rancid. i would not recommend coming here. go across the street to vitamin cottage instead.

C Detrick

Been going to this Whole Foods for a few months. I eat lunch here at least 2 times a week. Well, today I walked up to the sandwich line and ordered the tomato mozzerella panini. The employee guy (dont know his name, gotee, glasses, in need of a haircut) said "Well.., that sandwich is SEVEN dollars" and just stood there without making the sandwich. Well, obviously its $7, it says so on the menu. I work as a salesperson at a business nearby and Im pretty sure I dont look homeless or like I cant afford to pay $7 for a sandwich. So while he stood there staring at me I said "Ok, Ill just go get something from the salad bar instead. Got the eggs benedict and the englist muffin was hard as a rock and stale. Not cool Whole Foods, not cool.

Kat

Whole Foods constantly leaves me full of regret. Today was about the worst experience possible. I think it might have finally been enough that I wont ever go back. For starters there was a man in the womens restroom. Then the $10 pizza was tiny with super thin crust, awful cheese, completely burnt crust with burnt cheese bubbles. The dessert was awful, like cheap pudding from a box posing as a chocolate pie and uberly sweet. So many items of the same brand and size were marked higher than other stores. If it werent for the meat and olive oil selection Id never step foot in their store in the first place. Ill be looking for other sources so I dont have to keep giving money to this awful company.

Pete Gerdeman

Wow, read several reviews, and they all sound great. Unfortunately, not my experience with "Chicken Verde Burrito." $8.99 but seemed worth a dollar. Pre-made and purchased 6/9; consumed half 6/10 (threw rest out); expiration date of 6/14. Distributed out of NJ. 15 oz of starch, rice, beans, and probably 1/2 oz of chicken, shredded and chopped into 1/2 inch length dry fiber. On list of ingredients, chicken is halfway down. Smelled of vinegar and some sort of preservative. Two globs, about a gram each, appeared to be fat (listed 12% by volume). Went back to store to buy more for outsourcing to lab. And this is healthy?

Braely Keefauver

Its not often I choose to dine out for lunch but when I do I see it more as a treat. Knowing that this establishment generally cost a tad more because of their ingredients, I found paying a little extra to be not a problem at all. I work in the area and am in walking distance to the store. In the last week I have visited the store twice for lunch and was extremely disappointed by the food. Not only was the food overcooked and so unappealing I threw it away once, it was near $13 each visit. It is discomforting knowing that the experience will be a such a gamble considering the price. Not a place Id recommend.

Victoria Anaya

Very disappointed. Been coming here for almost 3 years. Usually come in after the gym on the weekend, around 10 am. Lately, the oatmeal/yogurt bar has been a total disappointment. They remove it extra early some days even after telling us it stays out until 10:30-11 and other days, leave the fruit whole which is impossible to put into the cup. Im sensing a bit of laziness and inconsistency. Thanks for nothing WF.

Eric Koss

Ausome place. Friendly staff. Enjoy eating lunch and sharing the tables in a two floor all encompassing study area. I sometimes worry about the locals which seem spoiled and unappreciative of the overwhelmingly positive engaging eye-to-eye contact of all staff. Engage and warm up to these great people and share the wealth.

Trey Wagner

Recently moved to the Centennial, CO area after living in Silicon ValleySouth Bay Area, CA for over 2 years. The Whole Foods around the San Francisco area were all on point, and very nice. I enjoyed this Whole Foods just as well, its a little smaller, but none the less a good location & good productproduce selections.

Mark Riopelle

Spoke with Gabby over the phone at 9:01pm. She was extremely rude and said ordering a pizza would not be possible because it was too late. I asked what time they stopped because I do that once a month on Fridays and she said 9:00. So I was a minute late and she was unable to accommodate.

Kunal Karnani

Its a huge Whole Foods - probably one of the biggest I have been to... there is a great variety of things available.. My favorites though are brownies and the gellato...The gellato that you get here is probably the best in Denver. Do try out the Espresso flavor; its super yummy.

EM Bee

This store has the absolute worst produce section. King Soopers, Albertsons, Sprouts, etc. all have more consistent products as it pertains to freshness and selection. I would not recommend this to anyone looking for fresh, organic fruits or vegetables...

A Private User

This store has so many options and is so large! The staff are extremely helpful, the food excellent. They have a warm buffet as well as an excellent bakery. So far I havent had any bad experiences.

Jerrold Huber

This place just charged me $5 for 2 non organic pears that didnt have a price marked on the bin I took them from(now I know why). They didnt even give me a little peck on the cheek before Fing me.

Jasmyn Prine

Customer service greatly needs some work from the cashiers. Especially with first time shoppers. Unprofessional and unfriendly, very snooty staff.

Josh Buckland

Whats with the homeless lady that lives here? Kinda surprised Whole Foods lets her hang out and set up shop on 2 tables like they do.

Tyler Ghaffari

Whole foodsy vibes. Tomato/spinach tortillas for vegetarian burritos... Bye bye Qdoba! Great coffee, chill third space.