Whole Foods Market Downtown

At least in Texas, I think queso is customarily served in a dipping bowl, and not on the tortilla chips directly — when ordering chips and queso. See, chips get soggy and queso gets cold while you wait for your boyfriend’s order to come out, and then wait in line to check out.
The queso smelled like butter. I asked if there was butter in the recipe, and was told milk. Must be a lot of milk to cut, if the cheese smelled so strongly of butter and also all dribbled down to flood the bottom of my food container, cold with a skin.
(The boyfriend’s tacos were all fat. He offered me one because of my queso flop, but then we realized how bad his food was, as well.)
We ate on one of the astro turf hills on the roof, facing the corporate entrance. While we ate, we watched a quiet and crying woman be escorted out of the building by an overly cheerful man pushing a metro cart full of her belongings, office plant on the bottom shelf, and it made me feel really sad that she was put on display like that, and pretty embarrassed for whole foods that they don’t really care about their food quality, their employees, or their image.
This isn’t the first time I’ve had bad food from WF, but it will be the last.

So, this is the Flagship store for all of Whole Foods. I came here 10 years ago when I first moved here. I spent $ 30 on a few packages of ramen and fake meat. I was horrified. I’ve come here over the years and one thing is still true, it’s terrifying getting in and out of here if you’re arriving via Lamar. My suggestion? Arrive via downtown, 6^th street or 7^th coming from west. They have PLENTY of parking underground. Their hot bar is THE BEST. Pro tip, brunch at WF hot bar or pizza bar across from juice. GOOD GOD. SO GOOD. I don’t come to this location often though, because downtown. I do miss being here more often though. Early morning or late night is the pro tip too. Also, you can do some serious people/​celebrity watching too. While working here at the juice bar, I made juices/​smoothies for Luke Wilson, Elijah Wood and M. Ward. They also have lots of activities going on here at any given day. It was weird to know that this is a tourist destination but I guess it kinda makes sense.

Obviously, the flagship store is going to be amazing! And it was. This truly is as good as it gets. The sheer size of the store is unreal. You would think that with this, it would be crowded and the lines would be out of control. That is not the case. We went here on two separate occasions during our trip and neither was bad at all. There is a large parking garage below and plenty of lanes.
The major difference is the amount of prepared foods. It is like there were 5 or so different restaurants within the store, including a sushi place, and seafood place. Each of these had their own seating, or you could buy and go to the front of the store and sit in their usual café area. Other highlights include the «build your own trail mix» bar and spices sections. During the day, they have a food truck in the parking lot that serves a variety of dishes, on a rotating menu. Whole Foods enthusiasts should not miss out on this!

The best one of all of them, nothing compares to this location. Wish all the other locations are just the same, however they are not the same at all. This one sets the bar high. There is a great unique variety of items, the prepared food section goes on and on. It is busy and the parking can be a pain at times, but you always end up finding a spot and it is never too far from the door. The employees here are all really nice.

It certainly sounded like I was getting some serious insider info. My friend was actually whispering into the phone. «You’re not going to believe this, but our Whole Foods, the Mothership, consistently ranks as some of the best barbecue in Austin. It’s not at the top of my list, but it’s actually pretty close, and if you don’t have much time to wait in line for the best, I recommend it as a solid option.»
Okay, so I’d already visited the Mothership the other day, and I had no idea that Austinites had reclaimed the iconic P-​Funk term as an endearing nickname for the place where organic price gauging officially got started. Silly, silly gentrifiers. Unfortunately, I never did try the ribs, but I can state with absolute abosoluteness that if you’re up for a salad bar, this is your saloon. Holy kale, Batman, the options in this monstrosity straight up embarrass my neighborhood Whole Foods. It’s funked up. Same goes for the entirety of the place. Endless crunchy pesticide-​free eats options.
For me, the only drawback to this location isn’t an actual fault: parking. The subterranean floor after endless floor of automobile accommodations simply further ingrained my overwhelming and constant observation that Austin could care less about public transportation, and this love affair with cars is going to be the death of this city. The Mothership has a space for your car, too, and as this city continues to over-​populate and does nothing to handle the traffic issue, eventually even this lot will be forever at capacity, and they’ll be looking for even more parking space. And I have an idea about how this can be accomplished.
Tear the roof off the sucker.

buyer beware! please read!!!
beware of an evil blue haired female teenage looking employee who wrongly acussed me of stealing even though i paid my salad with her.
she lied to this undercover employee guy who assaulted me by shoving me to the ground harrassing me all the way though the parking lot until i finally got to my car. this is the truth
check the cameras! he was backed up by at least 6 other men who worked for whole foods. 3 of them overlooked only half situation outside around the parking lot area and without even knowing me or the compete situation immediately HARRASSED me as well. they were very rude because they didnt even want to have a logical conversation about this even though i showed them the proof on my bank account summary.
i recorded the incident so if u want the details message me!!!
always be mindful to carry your reciept and not drop it by accident like me. and never throw it away until u get home.

I’ve gotten Whole Foods delivered before, and the grocery quality is always great. This review is only for the restaurant foods:
Nothing out of the world here. For the price I paid, I could’ve gone to another restaurant in downtown Austin (and there are plenty). I thought the variety of food was disappointing, especially in the buffet line. I appreciate the large selection of salad toppings, but I wish they had a larger selection of warm dishes. It was either I got green beans or fried chicken or fried fish. There was no happy medium with the warm dishes.
Next time I may try the other restaurant stations, but the buffet left a lot to be desired today.

I’m a Whole Foods nerd. Every single time I visit friends in Austin, I insist that we go here. What’s the big deal? CUSTOMER SERVICE! I don’t believe I’ve ever had such a great customer/​shopping experience other than in situations where tips are expected. None of that here. Everyone is more than willing to help, in fact, I think that 99% of them are eager to help. I especially require assistance in the wine area. I wanted to make sure the food I was preparing for friends went well with a sparkling wine. I bought two bottles for two different occasions and both were just spot on AND in my price range. The one bearded gent that helped me went so far as to take me to the other side of the store (where the dessert wines live) and tell me about one there. Then, since I wasn’t sure about some roasted tomatoes I found in a case, he took me over to the salad bar, popped one out, and asked me to try it. It was amazing, of course, so I bought a pack and made some kick ass bruschetta. If you’re like me and have trouble digesting some cheese, have no fear as they sell lactose free mozzarella! AMAZING! I also found some almond milk cookies & cream ice cream. So good!
We were all stuck in the beer/​wine section for a while, the chocolate bar aisle, and the meat counter took a minute to pass. Overall, this store is incredible. It’s a bit more than you’d pay for your normal groceries, but if you’re in search of something different or help with a recommendation, this is your spot. You can actually go here for lunch and eat at one of probably 7+ different kiosks/​salad bars/​restaurants. Free parking in the garage below!
Fun fact: this location isn’t the original Whole Foods, but it is the global HQ for the company.

This store was my very first Whole Foods experience ever. Spoiled forever is what happened as a result. I try to explain the gravity of the awesomeness to Whole foodies that have never been to this flagship store, but it’s hard to understand unless you’ve been there.
My very favorite part of this location is the prepared food area. All Whole Foods have prepared foods, but this location seems to have the largest selection of any of the stores I’ve visited. They even have a chocolate fountain back in the bakery area. This location also carries the most amazing chocolate mousse. I’ve never been able to find that same mousse outside of Austin which is a huge bummer.
There are several options for seating when enjoying your food at the store. They have seats near the registers, out front near the city street, and upstairs on the roof. I love sitting on the roof and getting the city view while enjoying my food. The patio area on the street gets pretty busy on weekend nights.
As you’d expect, this location can be a zoo on weekends and evenings. There isn’t going to be a quick run in during those times. I always loved this store so much that I would battle the crowds. Parking is available up near the entrance or in the underground parking garage. The parking garage provides the most parking and is the best bet during busy times.

I read someone somewhere refer to this Whole Foods as the Disneyland for foodies. And oh my, were they on the mark.
So much foodstuffs to see. So many cheeses, so many snacks, so many beers, so many wines, so many fresh fruits and vegetables, so many interesting food items I have not seen until our visit here. I probably should mention that I am not a regular Whole Foods shopper since my momma taught me the merits of budgeting. But being in this Whole Foods — the flagship store — got food lover me all giddy.
They have food stations where you can opt to eat at if you are in the building. Seafood station, wine bar, BBQ station, smoothie station. I feel like I am missing quite a bit, but I was too hyper to pay too close of an attention to every single thing.
If you are in Austin, it is seriously a good idea to check this particular Whole Foods. We went back twice in one day and that was not even enough!

So I’ve now been to the flagship Whole Foods I believe… the largest one with the main offices. It’s pretty impressive — with a huge parking garage and escalators leading you up to the second floor where the entire huge space spans out.
We popped in and out quickly to get some breakfast before I was headed to the airport for home so I didn’t get a chance to look all throughout the store — but I have been in Whole Foods before and have one locally near me (nothing like this of course as mine pales in comparison to this behemoth) so I imagine the items are the same, with a few local Austin favorites and a much larger selection.
What I did see were the several fresh food bars — breakfast (with eggs, bread, pancakes, oatmeal, sausage, etc), salad, warm goods, etc. Impressive.
I had a Carrot Cake smoothie from the juice bar — I can’t remember everything it had but I know it had kale, carrot juice, apples, cinnamon, macha, and some other things. Was absolutely delicious — nom nom nom. I’d get it again for sure.

I was OVER THE MOON about finally having the opportunity to check out the Whole Foods FLAGSHIP because I’m utterly OBSESSED with this store… The person showing me around Austin even budgeted about 2 hours for me to roam around and eat.
Welp, I have to say I was a little disappointed because it didn’t really have any extras that the Whole Foods in Los Angeles didn’t already have… The Venice and El Segundo Whole Foods Markets are definitely better. That being said, my lunch was TASTY… Whole Foods has a way of consistently making salmon taste AMAZING, and this location did NOT disappoint at all! I mixed the salmon with spaghetti squash, leeks, sweet potatoes and roasted eggplant… All located on the salad bar (okay that’s something the Whole Foods in LA don’t have) and it was the PERFECT MEAL.
My fiancé got Mac and cheese, which he said was sub par, and pizza, which I think he enjoyed because he wolfed it down.
The other person I was with got stir fried noodles, and apparently she gets them ALL THE TIME when she eats lunch at Whole Foods.
After lunch, I wandered around the deja by promoting grocery store and then decided to grab another meal for dinner while on the airplane back to LA. I got more of the veggies from the salad bar, but topped it off with some salt & pepper chicken, which was also located on the salad bar. That chicken was super tasty, and had quite a kick to it… I sort of wish I got salmon again because I LOVE SALMON but I was certainly satisfied with the huge tub of goods I brought with me on the plane.
Honestly, this just made me want to eat «take out» from Whole Foods every day… Which I mean, I guess is a good thing!

This is the birthplace of whole foods. This was where it all started and so it became a tourist destination for our trip to Austin.
I’d have to say I was a little disappointed. I was hoping that there would be signature items, available only at this particular whole foods, unavailable anywhere else in the world because this was número uno. Sadly, there wasn’t. It was a normal ho-​hum whole foods and business as usual.
I did enjoy their beer cooler though. It was fun picking out regional Austin brews with their make your own 6-​pack option. The guys were able to sample some phenomenal local brews.

This is it, the Whole Foods mecca. The original Whole Foods. Visiting this place was like traveling to the holy land. Just kidding, but it was quite the experience. Such a beautiful, gigantic store! They have just about everything, times ten. There was an actual BBQ joint INSIDE the store! And of course a wine bar, a brewery, a bakery, a cheese section, an abundant produce section, a full wall of bulk items… we could have wandered through this store for days and probably not seen everything.
Also, parking is more than ample! They have an extensive free underground parking garage, and a ramp escalator so you can easily take your cart up and down into the garage. There are TVs in many of the aisles, mostly playing ads for Whole Foods products. All in all, it felt pretty familiar (the same products, the same friendly people) just on a huge scale. Definitely visit if you’re a Whole Foods fan!

Their asparagus water is out of this world, well worth the couple extra dollars

Did someone say breakfast tacos?
We are visiting from Orange County, CA and HAD to visit the Whole Foods HQ for breakfast.
I was really impressed by the coffee bar (great lattes) and the taco bar. I’m not a fan of eggs, so was pleasantly surprised when I could order a tofu scramble on a whole wheat tortilla. I wish they would open up a taco bar in our Whole Foods!

2.75 star rating…
Large beautiful market with underground parking. This particular WF has more lil specialty areas then I’ve experienced. Love it!
The store was jammed with products, people eating, drinking, meandering, shopping, looking, ++
I’m a sucker for a good market. But for me. Whole Foods has lost its Wow factor. Crowded (atleast this one), too many people porking out. Which is fine. But the open air, ready-​to-​consume food items that were directly exposed to the masses for people to reach in, breathe over, touch, grab (salad bar items, soups, meats, etc). Grossed me out… Especially when a staff member was not within eye site to manage and oversee.
I love what Whole Foods once was. Unique. Now there’s competition from experience, organics, specialty food areas, displays etc. And when pricing is out of whack at consumers expense (ie — gluten free crackers on sale for 3.99 and same thing at Target 2.99; bottle of 2012 Stags Leap Artemis is $ 10 higher then a box store or even local HEB grocery store or liquor store, Specs) coupled with above… You get the idea…
The Whole Foods experience for me personally is not lost. But certainly not the same.

Got super lucky with finding a parking spot this visit. The sheer vastness of the location is pretty awe inspiring. They have a dedicated cashier line that is for express/​prepared foods customers. The ladies room could use some attention.

This place is huge ! Talk about a store ! From the friendly people to the free samples, this place is heaven.

This is truly the mother of all Whole Foods Markets.
Aside from being just a gargantuan supermarket containing all the familiar Whole Foods grocery items, there are also numerous mini-​restaurant stations throughout, specializing in, for example, barbecue, seafood, pizza, smoothies, Mongolian-​style grill, and more (like the usual soup station, salad bar, and hot food by the pound). And there are both a beer pub and a wine bar. You could literally live here. Well, during business hours.
In addition, there’s a little park on top that includes seating and even has a mini ice-​rink. There is ample parking and ample seating.

Visited as a «must see» from others that have visited Austin.
This must have been the flagship for the new Whole Foods model they have started. It was very similar to the ones I’m use to in California (Ventura county) with the extensive salad/​food self serve bars as well as different food options (sushi, sandwiches, pizza, tacked) all separated to feel like they are separate «restaurants»
Bar in the back and a beer cooler to get a variety of cold local beers. Had samples throughout the store (including beer).
Definitely a great lace to grab lunch with a group that might was different things and to grab groceries, specialty items. Great cheese selections and unique wine options.
Lots of outdoor seating with a separate area on top of the building.

Seeing as how I was here as a tourist, this was Whole Foods HEAVEN. Talk about free samples! They were on every aisle. The prepared food was delish and nutrish, and they had just about every sort of prepared food you could hope to find. The employees were about as nice as I’ve ever interacted with.
That being said, it would drive. me. crazy to use this location as my hometown grocery store. I can’t even imagine dealing with the crowds and chaos of this Whole Foods on a semi-​regular basis. As has been said before, this is Whole Food’s flagship store — and it draws crowds accordingly.
If you happen to be in the Austin area visiting, come on in and check this place out. If you live in Austin and are trying to check errands off your list, be sure to avoid this location at all costs!

«THE» Whole Foods — where it all began. This store is worth the trip, every time. This is honestly the nicest grocery store I’ve ever been to… It’s like the equivalent of an amusement park among grocery stores. Great selection and great service. The staff is seriously SO nice. This location has lots of local items, which is super awesome. If you shop their sale items, they have some pretty good deals too, especially on extremely fresh and beautiful produce.
So you already know that this is the perfect place for grocery shopping, but it’s also great dining in. You will find a wide selection of dine-​in options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Check out the fresh foods buffet/​salad bar, sushi bar, taco bar, beer/​wine bar, juice bar, in-​house coffee shop, and more. You can eat inside at their seating area above the store, or outside in their outdoor seating area. There is often live music on the patio, and it’s just a fun place to hang out.
Obviously, the flagship downtown location *is* busy, but I’ve always been able to find a parking spot, and have never had to wait in line for long to check out. Easy in and out access. Whole Foods Downtown, you’re my grocery store soulmate.

Yes. It’s expensive.
Yes. It’s filled with shoppers.
Yes. It’s snooty.
Yes. It’s huge.
Yes. It’s inconvenient.
So, why the 5 stars? It’s Whole Foods! I knew her when she was just a baby with wood floors not far from this location. She was ugly and shy. John Mackey was there behind the register nurturing her along. He was often out of the Bulgarian yogurt I loved but always had the sunflower seeds and honey.
This girl has come a long way. She is sophisticated and smart. The «help yourself food bars» are one of my favorite places for a cheap (I swear it) lunch. You can fill up on less than $ 6.00 if you go easy. Hint: scoop up the lightweight foods. Customer service is excellent. I don’t know who trained some of their natural health gals, but I believe they would walk to another city and state to get you your product.

The food court here is great and has a good selection not only of the hot food bar and salad bar, but also various shops with a good variety of cuisines. If you come in a good day there might even be a dim sum cart!
Good place for lunch but it does get crowded.

Amo la cantidad de opciones y variedad de whole foods. Uno de mis lugares favoritos!

Pros
— Great butcher counter — lots of grass-​fed beef and lamb, and they will cut the meat however you want. Thus, my Korean wife can enjoy grass-​fed galbi and bulgogi, and we also get pork belly cut for samgyeopsal here.
— Produce is generally of high quality. Doesn’t mean every head of lettuce and apple is good, but you can easily pick through and find ones that are — which isn’t always true at, say, Trader Joe’s or Randall’s.
— Location is excellent (for me personally as well as people living/​working around there in general). Huge population of workers and residents in walking/​biking distance.
— Nearly-​unlimited parking in the garage, for free.
Cons
— The entrance/​egress for walkers is not great, especially on the south side (note — this was not the design choice of Whole Foods — it was forced by my current neighborhood association years ago — but I still dislike this).
— Prices are still quite high compared to HEB on a like-​for-​like basis. Some prices on the more-​commoditized products (e.g. conventional produce and some of the 365 brand stuff) have come down over the last 1 – 2 years. But too many things are still a lot more expensive than HEB, like Greek yogurt or cheese.
Meh
— Basically all the prepared food and restaurant counters are just OK or hit-​and-​miss. The tacos are the best deal pound-​for-​pound.

WOOOOOOOOOW
I can’t believe there is a WF store this big. I mean, it’s HUGE!
We checked out the BBQ section and had lunch here after landing. It was OK. Not great, but not horrible either.
They have a ton of everything, including a snotty ass worker. So, I’m walking past the hot food section and it smells delicious, so I ask a «gentlemen», do you work here. He said yes. I asked, what is that delicious curry smell. He tells me in a very snotty manner, I guess it’s the indian food. Just a total dick for no reason. Hey, everyone has a bad day, and I guess it was his. I mentioned this to the cashier who happily charged me for only 1 case of water instead of 2, to «help make it up and show not everyone hates working here». How sweet!

While I don’t shops here for groceries often, I come here for their self serve lunch and dinner. The options here are amazing! And with enough practice you can serve yourself enough so that you meal is ~$ 5 or so… HINT: Use the smaller plates/​containers so you don’t over serve.
My recommendations:
Burgers during dinner (Awesome quality meat and filling!), chicken fried mac n cheese, zucchini on your salad (this makes it taste so refreshing) and avocado dressing on your salad.
What I do sometimes when i’m really hungry… so most of the time lol… I get two small plates so I can serve hot food in one and make a salad in another. This usually comes to around ~$ 9 but it’s healthy and filling.
Overall…come here for the self serve and when you’re done eating thank your past self.

Best whole foods. I love the displays. Always clean. Always friendly. I’ve never had a bad experience here. The wine selection is amazing. I love the produce section particularly their exotic fruits. We like to pick a new one every time we go to try something new.
I love how the meat section will add custom spices for you at no charge. Just ask and they will deliver. One of my favorite items is their brioche bread. It’s our favorite for French toast at the house.
Their flower sector is one of my favorites. They are fresh and in my experience tend to last longer.

Il s’agit d’un supermarché uniquement dédié à la nourriture.
Ca semble être un «monument» puisque l’endroit m’a été conseillé par le concierge de mon Hotel.
Bön, n’exagérons rien, ce n’est pas le capitole ou la LBJ LIBRARY.
Néanmoins une superbe expérience du service à l’américaine. Je prends dans un rayon une noix de coco naturelle préparée pour en boire directement le jus. J’arrive a la caisse, aucune étiquette sur la noix de coco. La caissière me demande si je sais combien ça vaut, je n’en ai aucune idée, elle décide me me la facturer 1 $. Je lui dis qu’elle peut facilement facturer 3 $, que ca soit au moins valoir cela. Elle dit qu’elle le sait, mais qu’elle né veut prendre absolument aucun risqué quant au fait de me surfacturer.
Ouaouh!
Avec un second article il y en a pour 2,07 $.
Je tends 2 $ en billets et je cherche de la monnaie dans ma poche.
Elle m’arrête dans ma démarche, prend les 2 $ et valide le paiement. Euh… Nouvelle manière de faire du commerce

The flagship store of Whole Foods! Meaning, it’s the first and biggest Whole Foods store and it is sooooo awesome! Walking around this store is like walking around Disneyland! haha Not really, but it’s a really cool grocery store. They even have a walk-​in beer cooler room! This store has a big food court section. They have upstairs seating/​eating area and a nicely decorated outdoor area. Overall, lot’s of seatings area around the store. People come here to hang out, do business meetings, and even to study! My cousin comes here at least once a week to have dinner with his friends. He doesn’t even like to eat out so this speaks very highly of Whole Foods!
— This store is really high tech. Order your taco through a pad.
— $ 3 for 2 tacos
— Corn tortilla is fragile.
— They go by the honor system. You can eat then pay! That’s what we did!

This is the largest Whole Foods in the world and is the flagship store of the entire chain. The place is located in downtown Austin and is very large. Most of the extra room is dedicated to their prepared foods and restaurant options instead of offering more diverse products in their standard sections. Fortunately, the store has free parking and a garage. Accessing the store takes some skill with lots of one-​way entrances.
The main treat for this store is to just wander around buying all sorts of foods for an extended meal or just grazing. The other Whole Foods locations have the same basic items, but the prepared foods are a real treat. Even though the store was very crowded, the whole process was very quick from ordering food to paying.
Unfortunately, they do not seem to have a lot of local foods. I do not know if Texas is lacking on local foods — especially cheeses and snack foods — or if Whole Foods just does not stock those items in bulk. This really is the Disneyland of Grocery Stores, so if you like Whole Foods, you should come here on your Austin adventure.

I can’t believe I’m giving Whole Foods a 5-​star review after years of reminiscing about their former glory; small manageable sized stores. I’m a small town girl. What can I say? It’s growing on me: P
Friends of my sister were in town last weekend and I was playing tour guide — I love doing that. One of them was talking about Whole Foods (they’re from Chicago) and asked if we had WF down here. I almost spit out my food. I replied, «Yes, WF was started in Austin & their main store is here. I’ll have to show you.» I don’t think they were expecting the magnificence that is the Sixth Street store.
As we drove up and I pointed it out they just said, «Wowwwwwwwwwwww. Is that the whole thing?» I explained the offices were the upper floors. They were in awe. But wait… we park and go up the cool escalator. Another wow. Then we start looking around. They were shocked at the size of the place and all of the amenities like the wine bar, the Italian food place, the café, the desserts, all of it. Too much to remember. They were impressed. It’s cool.
Of course WF has all the wonderful stuff they’re known for — organic produce, healthy stuff, amazing cheeses, fish market, the list goes on… Just way more of it at this particular location. Don’t get lost — the place is huuuuuuuge.

The Whole Foods downtown location is always in my schedule when I head over to Austin, my bud always insists on dining there when I go visit.
I happily take my friend to do his shopping (and a little shopping of my own) and this location never seizes to amaze me, there’s always something new going on! Parking is a dream (outdoors and garage parking) and people aren’t too snooty.
We recently sat down and enjoyed a lovely meal from WH’s 5^th Street Seafood station and it wasn’t awkward at all. You’re literally seated steps away from the seafood counter at a neat little bar area, people do stare but I got over it fast because I just wanted to savor every bit of food I put into my trap! We ordered glasses of wine, crispy barramundi, and the salmon. Our food was cooked right in front of us and we were able to do a lot of people watching while getting crunk with that wine. The food was absolutely delicious and I could tell everyone walking past us were sooooooo JELLY! Both salmon and barramundi were cooked to perfection, the cauliflower and fried polenta sides were just awesome added bonuses.
Tip:5^th Street Seafood offers a happy hour with discounted prices from their wine list
I still have more exploring to do, my friend tells me that WH is the best place to meet that significant other… hmmmm…we shall see. Fingers crossed for my next visit!
Take your time and just enjoy everything the downtown location has to offer!