Whole Foods Market

Located at the busy intersection of Denny Way and Westlake,so there's A LOT going on! It's great that I can pick up my Amazon order here, but I have to buy something for the parking to be free! Ridiculous! I was literally in there for 2 minutes, they should give you something at the Amazon counter to validate parking!! I would NEVER actually shop here as it is just an over priced Walmart. The food here is full of seed oils, high fructose corn syrup, and many other carcogins disguised as healthy! In a huge eyesore of a building, lit up inside so bright with hundreds of LED lights, that I instantly got a migraine! No thanks, I'll stick with Trader Joe's 💗

Got pizzas here for Valentine’s Day party and they were completely burnt. Like it was inedible. Should’ve checked them I guess in the store before taking away. Prepared food needs to get it together

If you go here, walk instead of driving. I just came in for a return but you can't leave the garage without a store purchase receipt. So basically, even though they claim parking is free it's really not because you have to buy something to get a receipt to exit the garage. It's a comic villain level greedy move to fleece people and I felt gross being coerced into paying to leave. I imagine you have to pay per square of TP in the restrooms as well.

Great quick Amazon return center. Two years ago it was a real pain to return Amazon items here: long line and no early hours. Now immediately inside door is the return station and it was open at 9 am and staffed by a pleasant employee.

Just cooked up and enjoyed the most delicious salmon I’ve eaten in awhile! Fishmonger cut a nice piece to order, which I really appreciate, and said it was delivered fresh yesterday! Fresh, Alaskan Coho Salmon at $14.99 lb is a steal, and the mild yet rich flavor was delicious! Appreciate the high quality of healthy food and excellent service at WF Westlake!

Energetic and well-stocked store with a busy atmosphere. We found everything we needed without any issues. Self check out is obviously preferred as we had difficulty locating a cashier.

We all know what Whole Foods has to offer. Semi quality foods advertised as quality. Honestly a lot of their produce tastes like water. No flavor, not like true organic produce. Everything there is up charged, for the same brands you can find at other stores. Example, a 16oz coconut water is $8.99 while other stores have it for $3.99. There is absolutely no space to walk around. You’re always running into someone and having to wait to walk because there is no space to walk. It’s a nightmare to walk around. Lastly, the employees horrify me. They’re constantly staring at me while I’m shopping and I have never stolen anything. Meanwhile other white customers are stealing away. The employees are constantly harassing people of color. It’s also really sad because their employees are also poc, just not bipoc. I guess that’s why they stare so hard at bipoc. It’s almost like they’re fan-girling the way they stare. I have videos. I don’t enjoy coming here even though I live across the street. I don’t enjoy being harassed, stared at. I don’t enjoy the mediocre foods. Please people support local shops that have the same brands. This is a terrible business to support.

Great place for grocery’s and a quick bite from the deli. They have a place to sit and eat if you need to and you can use the rest room if you ask for the code.

Whole Foods in South Lake Union has slowly become my new favorite grocery store in Seattle. The store is a great size — not too overwhelming but big enough to have a full selection of everything you need. It’s always well organized, and today in particular it looked the best I’ve ever seen it. The produce was perfectly arranged, the shelves were fully stocked, and even the seafood section looked impressive with fresh, neatly displayed options. I’ve always appreciated how the staff are generally helpful and friendly, ready to answer questions or assist when needed. It makes the shopping experience feel smooth and welcoming, which is something I really value in a busy grocery store. Another thing I love about this location is the upbeat music they play while you shop. It creates a fun, lively atmosphere that makes the experience more enjoyable — almost as good as the 15th Street Whole Foods, which is saying a lot! Overall, this Whole Foods combines excellent organization, quality products, and a positive shopping environment. Whether I’m picking up everyday essentials or treating myself to specialty items, it’s become my go-to location in Seattle. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a clean, well-stocked, and friendly grocery experience.

The staff here is so nice and helpful- special shout out to the blond guy with tats who makes the best sandwiches. He always remembers my order and most importantly that I don’t eat meat. One day a new person was cutting meat and didn’t change gloves before starting my sandwich. I called it out and blond guy is super conscientious of that for me after that. Thank you sandwich friend!