Whole Foods Market

No seafood salad, no gluten burg beer , no omission lager . Considering every Whole Foods store I’ve ever been to including the small Amazon fresh store sell this omission logger beer, I can’t understand for the life of me why the store would just decide to take it upon themselves not to sell it. Usually it comes in three flavors one of them is IPA. This is the worst flavor that they have and the only one that they sell which is very lacking. asked Mike the liquor clerk why he did not have these items and he said that the main office decided not to sell them at that store which I do not believe. When I checked out the cashiers were very slow and also put in the wrong codes for several of my items so was overcharged for 3 types of vegetables .With the prices being twice as much as Walmart this is very obnoxious. The management team is obviously not training or supervising their stock boys and cashiers properly . Also they stock people don’t wear uniforms or ID badges so it’s very hard to find anyone . When you do it’s just a lollygagger not making sure they have the same beer as every Whole Foods has . They only had one flavor of gluten free beer ( IPA) Which has a garbage taste . It would make sense to sell a gluten free lager beer , but since the liquor guy is incompetent and thinks he’s not supposed to sell its like the “ blind leading the blind “ . Stay clear of this location as they are totally incompetent . The onions also tasted horrible which is also very unusual for such a high priced store . I’ll definitely be ready to order the corporate headquarters because the store is totally mismanaged. Really irritating!

I’ve been shopping here for two years. They have the organic and gluten free products I need at great prices. Lately though the employees are super rude at the 10 items or less checkout area. They don’t even say hello or act friendly. One clerk literally never looked at me or said a word during our transaction. I get that face masks make it hard to talk, but it isn’t that hard to say hello at a minimum. Many clerks are talking with co workers instead of acknowledging the customers. I’ve seen it happen a lot. I find Trader Jo’s employees to be so nice and on top of their game.