Review Whole Foods - Lincoln

Probably the best place to shop for vegan food if you live on this side of town. Tons of vegan options in just about every aisle, with entire freezers devoted to vegan food in the frozen section. Produce is usually quite good, too. Not much else to say about a grocery store - No plastic bags and they have some neat ready to eat options.

Great variety of whole, fresh produce and more natural products. Friendly employees, as well.

Fairly good variety but very very pricey. Staff was somewhat helpful and kind but not overly friendly. I may go back. Definitely good variety on vegan food

The employees here work incredibly hard. But they deserve to be supported and cared for by management. This place has lost all the values it was founded upon. I'm tired of seeing my friends come out of this place broken and beaten. WFM, do better. If you shop here- please be kind. You have no idea what these employees are being put through to keep their jobs.

Stopped to drop off a return to Amazon. I was unable to print a label so had to go to customer service to do the return. While standing and waiting, the clerk brought over another customer and rang up her order before helping the customers that were standing in line. Must be why I don't shop there. Left a bad first impression.

Always Excellent Service and amazing organic product. Lots of healthy options. I usually get my fruits from whole foods and my coconut water, meats that are freshly cut. As well as I buy local. My favorite soap that literally is made here in Nebraska can be purchased at whole foods. It does wonders for the skin. I mean instantly brighter, healthier, firmer skin. Which I love. You cant go wrong with whole foods. You will walk in with a list and leave with carts lol. Also they always have the best flowers. Today I purchased purple irises instead of my normal tulips. But check out the pictures for yourself. Stay safe, Be blessed to all who read 🙏🏽✌🏽

As much as I would like to complain about the prices of the food at Whole Foods Market, I simply can't! However, I will say that WFM is not for the poor students like myself. Whole Food is for those people who choose to eat the healthiest and best prepared food in the region. I literally went to Whole Foods to drop off an item to be mailed back to Amazon. What I walked out with was over $125 worth of food!! And, honestly... It was the best one I mean! I had "Salmon Chunks" which was exquisite. I had Curry Chicken salad, which was a mouth orgasm. I had salmon spread, which I had every breakfast for 7 days! It was so good! I hate you, Whole Foods Market! No, I love you, Whole Foods Market! No, I hate you, Whole Foods Market! No, I love you Whole Foods Market!

Came here because I remember W.F. having a really good salad bar...not at this location I guess? Got here at 5pm, and there was almost no lettuce stocked; how can you make a salad without greens? I thought, I'll get some stuffed grape leaves instead, but the spoon had its handle resting in the adjacent olives, swimming in oil, so that was out...is anyone paying attention to the upkeep of the salad bar here? Perhaps they are understaffed. They should just do away with the salad bar if they aren't able to maintain it. Had a craving for the grilled tofu but this location doesn't have it on the salad bar. So I grabbed a prepackaged salad which was underwhelming, not the ingredients I would have chose. And almost $10 for a salad that's mostly romaine lettuce and croutons? That's a ripoff. I still wanted that grilled tofu on it so I had to get a huge container of it for $9 which was way more than I needed. By the time I already had these things in my basket that I didn't really want, I find on the opposite side of the store, other prepackaged salads that looked better. But too late since I already removed the subpar premade salad from the shelf). I feel confused. I thought WF was a market with high standards. (Lettuce bins are still empty 30 minutes after attempting to use the salad bar, so it wasn't like I happened to be there just before they were filled or something) Lesson learned; I'm going to get the rest of my groceries at the local independent Harvest Co-op.