Whole Foods Market

Very friendly staff, I always feel welcomed here. Everybody is really helpful and the check out is fast. I find everything I need here. I love this place, I also love how it supports everything local. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would shop here everyday.

This location always has the vegan items I need. The store is always clean and filled with friendly staff. I love how the new items are always displayed and often available to sample. Do yourself a favor and create your win sandwich with the «beyond meat»! It’s amazing !

I am a big fan of Whole Foods! If you haven’t ever been, it’s a must. The wide variety of natural food products. I’m not going to lie sometimes I look up certain products they sell. I’m a sucker for sales. Hell I’ll either splurge like crazy or penny pinch. Story of my life. Every time I step in here there’s a new different product on sale. Today my go-​to body wash was on sale for 2 for $ 12! Usually one bottle is $ 17.99. Btw, for those curious it was a Jäsōn brand! I was delighted. Also, on Wednesday at all location the hot bar is an extra dollar off each pound you purchase.
That’s where this specific location throws me off. It’s not as big as the Town Square location or Charleston or Green Valley. So you think it would be cleaner, right? It’s pretty messy at all times of the day. The hot food bar is a hit or miss for me already. Since I’m not quite sure how I feel about people serving themselves and touching the serving spoons. I’ve witnessed some gross encounters at this location. The lady and fellas at the deli aren’t very courteous either. When I ask for half a pound of something I want half a pound not three quarters of a pound. Also, you could stand there for a few minutes before someone acknowledges you. It’s disappointing but some of the stuff sold here you can’t find everywhere, so I keep coming back.

Out of all of the Whole Foods locations in the Las Vegas metro area, W. Lake Mead (Tenaya) is the only one that carries Leaf Cuisine’s NO Cream cheese spreads.
Tenaya is also the best location for samples of fruit, meat, and cheese.
One caveat: look carefully for expired items. This store is known for not removing expired items soon enough.

This review is for the deli. I asked for ¼ pound of Prosciutto di Parma, thinly sliced. When I got it home, it was completely mangled and about a quarter inch thick, rubbery and inedible, and I ended up having to throw it away. Please, train your staff on how to use a meat slicer. For $ 30 per pound, this is unacceptable.

The best gluten free selection anywhere and they keep adding more and more products. Found today gluten free biscotti cookies hazelnut very tasty. Order my Turkey today and my hen is gluten free fed too

You should hire security to get rid of homeless people outside asking for money. It’s small inside. I only could find organic fruit. Should have some others. I can’t get over the homeless people outside. Uncomfortable. I probably won’t return.
Update: I returned. Purchased meat (30 dollar per pound filet) and yogurt. Was going to eat yogurt today when I looked at expiration date and it was expired by 3 weeks. If you can’t trust them to clear their shelves how can you trust them to give you quality of meat.

Love whole foods! This location is very small compared to the one at Town Square. Everyone is every helpful, friendly and knowledgable about their dept.‘s

I go to this whole foods because it’s the closer. I would rather go to others. It’s smaller and people who work there always seem to be having a bad day. The butcher is nice and informational. Prices are very high and found most items for cheaper like a dollar cheaper at Winco!

I frequent this market and it never seems to disappoint me. Right when you come in there’s a few tables full off fruits and their specials, which very welcoming. Love it!
The produce section is by far my favorite. Always clean and full of well kept produce. The best part is when they have samples of it. Score!!!
My second fav spot is the hot or cold ready-​to-​go section. It may be a little pricey but well worth it if you want to eat clean. I like to take my time while shopping, to find products that I have never tried before. Whole Foods is great about having new things in stock. I never feel rushed like I normally do whenever I go to any other grocery stores. To me, the energy there seems to be chill instead of rush-​n-​go. Once I’m done shopping I’m always greeted by a friendly cashier. They’re all so wonderful! They represent Whole Foods very well. Another reason why I keep coming back to this market. Thank you Whole Foods!!!

Love some of the items WF provide but otherwise I don’t shop for everything here it is way to (OVER PRICED!) even if your making good money…
Will Love to see them get more reasonable with the prices. Love Sprouts better!
I decided to get a box of prepared food (looked good) and I guess the price is based of lbs. but holly s*** did I end up paying $ 15 for a peace of chicken n the veggies really?! And to top it off! it wasn’t even tasty what’s so ever so sad!

I love Whole Foods. This store is smaller, but good things come in small boxes.
I frequent 3 Whole Foods store. This one, Charleston, and LV Blvd. This store might not have the huge selection that the LV Blvd store does, but it does what it can very well despite it’s smaller space. It may not have everything that some other locations do, and I’m okay with that as I have never NEEDED something that they didn’t have. They may have a smaller selection of things, like only 8 kinds of Ezekiel bread instead of 12, but I can live with the Sesame instead of Flax, it’s no biggie to me.
I guess the main reason the smaller store doesn’t bother me is, they still have a fine selection of vegan Specialty items, that I just can’t find at other grocery stores. They still have plenty of Tofurkey, Diaya Cheese, and Earth Balance products. The prepared food bar does lack a little behind, but they seem to do what they can in the space provided, and no matter how many vegan options you give me, I’m always going to want more. Most importantly, they do carry my personal splurge that I love so much. Victoria Vegan Roasted Pepper Alfredo Sauce at 8 bucks a jar.
Never any issues with a timely check out, or a rude employee.

Came here last night specifically for beer. I found their selection a bit limited and there wasn’t anyone to assist me to select something. I did find a «silly sour» that was delicious but other than that and a few others, the selection was a bit pedestrian. Also, thoughbeit later in the day, their entire hot line buffet options were already taken down.

As the rating says, I expected better.
As I’ve been to a few other WF in the area, and some outside the area, I feel compelled to write this. It looks great from the outside. I would think it would be as spacious on the inside as it looks from the outside. Looks are deceiving. I feel like they tried to put too much. The aisles are tinier than some other WF, the hot bar has 3 stations and mostly vegetable options. I’m not against veggies, that’s what I picked up and some fruit, but one would think there would be things like chicken, fish, something else. Perhaps it was just today.
I also went because I was craving their vegan donuts. Again, not vegetarian/​vegan myself, but I really dig these. I was let down. They were flat, dry and the icing was too sweet.
The aisles themselves were not very intuitive, nor was the eating area past the registers. I was thinking I would frequent this one as it is easier to get to from my apartment, but I may go the extra miles to get to the Town Square one as I like that one the best, so far.

The local grocers I usually shop at suddenly stopped carrying as many vegan and vegetarian meat substitute options, specifically faux hot dogs. My carnivorous friends are probably wrinkling their noses at the thought of fake hot dogs, but I actually like them and was frantic when I couldn’t find them anywhere — The horror of not being able to enjoy an All American (veggie) hot dog!
In steps Whole Foods Market. I finally found my fake weenies! Not only did they carry veggie hot dogs, but they also carried maple flavored veggie sausage links. There were so many veggie dog/​sausage options available, I thought I might pass out from all the excitement. ;-)
Worth a Return Visit?
Of course these specialty ‘meats’ are expensive, and that’s to be expected. The problem with Whole Foods is that everything is expensive, so I’ll reserve grocery trips here for special items like fake weenies.
SIDE RANT: Why are prices so hard to find on products here, especially on center aisle products? And why is all the bread refrigerated? Why is there only 1 type of hot dog buns that cost $ 4?
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Love me some Whole Foods =] I do a lot of my grocery here. The products are always interesting. I try not to do a lot of impulse buying when I’m here because all the products are so tempting to buy. The meats and seafood are always fresh but a lil on the pricy side. The produce is always fresh and the guy that works at the produce section is so nice and always takes the time to check the back if we don’t see product on the floor. This whole foods on the other hand is a lil smaller than others. It’s not as big as the location in Townsquare. However, they still offer a lot of the products I usually get.
I’ve also had their green juices after my workouts and its pretty good. It’s very convenient especially if you do not want to clean the juicer at home.

Came in search of vegan bread. Figured Whole Foods was they way to go. Found the parking to be a bit tight. Not the fault of WFM but the greedy developer of the shop center. Upon making entry, the smell of the place was glorious. It was mixture of oils, bakery, veggies and granola. The boy and I roamed around the store in search of vegan bread while I spied the expense and goodness of clean eating. Eventually we made our way to the bakery section. The lady behind the counter was friendly and offered up a French vegan loaf. She even sliced it up for me and with that we were out the door.

WHOLE PAYCHECK, JR.
I don’t do all of my grocery shopping at WF because I’m just not that rich, but there are some items that I can only find here. This location is smaller than the Whole Foods stores on West Charleston, Green Valley, and Town Square, but it is in my neighborhood, so I’m a fan.
I usually stop by when I need Japanese yams, short grain brown rice from the bins, Coconut Manna, Ezekiel English muffins, or Lundberg rice cakes (various flavors available). These particular choices are not available at my other grocery store. However, because this store is smaller, I’m in and out in a flash. Always friendly staff around and you can usually find free samples in certain aisles if you look (see the aisle with chips!). The food bar here is not the best, though; the other WFs have a much bigger and better selection. But, if you just need every day staples, this location will do the trick.

This is this is closest WF’s to us now… lets just say I was spoiled by the LVB location.
This setup here is just wrong. Not only is it smaller but shit is sooooo scattered that being a previous weekly to biweekly WF’s shopper it pisses me off just to enter the door.
I will say that the juice bar is amazing here. The employees know what is up and the product could rival any high end juice bar in Vegas. Proper training maybe? It blew my yoga pants off when they offered to put some lemon in the mix. My sister who was visiting recently agreed that they know «what’s up»! We hit up that juice bar twice when she was here.
I just get dizzy thinking about the isles in this place but I’m cutting back my trips now. Maybe I can hold out to every three weeks and I will go during the week at 8am when they open. Maybe I will bypass the OCD cashier that insists lining up items and looking at every single thing I buy, she takes forever in a cocky uncomfortable way.
On a more positive note:
I loooooooooooove the BBQ jackfruit sandwich here in the deli. I get it on the French long roll with a tiny smear of siracha vegenaise and fresh veg like spinach and cucumber. I make this at home but it’s never this constancy.
I appreciate grabbing some Follow Your Heart products and I really really love the Roots hummus choices.
BUT…I can make my own vegan cheeses and garlic vegenaise and black bean hummus at home. It’s starting to become not worth the trip to this hot mess. I will miss my fresh beet blend with a touch of lemon and cayenne pepper… but AGAIN it doesn’t take but a minute to make that at home…

This little Whole Foods packs a mean punch. I come here a lot since it’s close to my office and I can get something quick and easy from their deli/​salad bar. Their samosas here are pretty good too. I’m learning to appreciate this location more and more every time I come here especially today.
I have plans of making dinner tonight and the key ingredients for what I’ll be making are all here: black truffles and truffle goat cheese (thanks to the kind gentleman who helped me find it). They also have truffle oil but I still have some at home which I bought online — now I know where to go if I run out.
They also have a good selection of balsamic vinegar, wine and beer. You can make your own nut butters.
I get easily distracted so the size of this store works well for people like me who can get lost for hours in a big store.
TRUFFLES!