Whole Foods Market

Ian the Reviewer· 4 months ago

This Whole Foods is definitely on the smaller side compared to some of the larger flagship locations, but it still feels surprisingly complete. They’ve done a good job maximizing the space with a strong selection of prepared foods, a nice wine section, an Amazon return desk, and a really inviting coffee shop area that gives the store a more upscale neighborhood feel. The produce department was especially impressive. The fruits and vegetables looked fresh, well stocked, and nicely displayed, and honestly the pricing on most of the produce I checked seemed pretty comparable to what you’d pay at Pavilions. The sushi did stand out price-wise — probably about 30% more expensive than a typical grocery store sushi counter — but it also looked noticeably fresher, better prepared, and more premium overall. If presentation and freshness matter to you, the higher price makes a little more sense.

Bryan· 5 months ago

The parking is terrible & almost always has issues here. It's too busy, too many people for a place of this size. They need to move to a bigger location. Many people like to shop here obviously in this area. I usually do an Amazon return here and did one just now. The parking again, was terrible to say the least. They sometimes will have a parking attendant working. I wish they employed the parking attendant fulltime. Clean location. Newly remodeled building looks nice. Staff always seems pretty happy working here. Very well stocked & maintained grocery store. $8 for a gallon of milk in March of 2026 is excessive.

Jacques Cali· 3 months ago

Love the quality of their food, supplements and skin care products. I have a lot of food intolerances, so everytime I buy food from here I never feel sick like I do when I shop at other grocery stores. Wholefoods doesn't allow certain harmful additives in their products and it shows it on their bags. Love it!

Paul Mark Morris· a year ago

Whole Foods Woodland Hills is one of those rare grocery stores that’s worth going out of your way for. The place is absolutely massive, which means the selection is incredible—whether you’re hunting for specialty cheeses, fresh seafood, plant-based options, or that obscure pantry item you usually have to order online. Everything is thoughtfully laid out, so finding what you need is quick and stress-free, even on a busy day. The store has a great flow, and it never feels cramped despite the huge crowds it can draw. Service here is consistently on point. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely willing to help, whether it’s guiding you to the right aisle or offering a tip on a new product. The prepared foods section is a standout, with plenty of fresh and tasty options for an easy meal. Produce is fresh and well-stocked, the bakery smells like it could tempt anyone into picking up

Yael Arviv· 2 months ago

The Whole Foods tuna with cranberries is nothing short of a masterpiece. This is not just tuna — this is a divine creation. A meal sent from the heavens to remind us that life can still surprise us with something truly magical. The perfect balance of savory, sweet, and a little bit of unexpected magic turns a simple dish into a full spiritual experience. One bite and suddenly the world feels a little more organized, the problems feel a little smaller, and everything seems a little brighter. This tuna is the cure for a bad day, the comfort after a long one, and the little joy we didn’t know we needed. It restores faith in humanity knowing that someone out there had the genius idea to combine tuna with cranberries. There is tuna… and then there is this tuna. It’s not just food — it’s an experience. It’s not just a meal — it’s a masterpiece. A true gift from the Whole Foods gods.

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