This Whole Foods felt a lot smaller to me than the one in Town Square or the one I went to in UTC (San Diego). Maybe it was just the layout that felt weird but it definitely felt cramped. What I did appreciate was the bins that you could select from whereas in SD everything was pre-measured out into plastic containers. It felt more expensive than Sunflower Market (on Trop/Pecos) but they had more selection in terms of the open salad bar and PHO bar. $6.99 for a sandwhich felt a bit much when Subway charges $5 for a much bigger sandwich.
Seafood: OMG. skip it. WoW is all I could think. Are they crazy? I'm not paying $24.00/lb for tuna or salmon. For that price I could go to a restaurant and eat it already prepared. They are crazy. OR. if im serving several I'll go to Costco and buy it there.
What I will buy here is things like the Apple Cider Vinegar, dried goods from the bins...but then again those are things you can get from Trader Joe's for much cheaper.
Dessert: What did impress me on the other hand was the desert selection. If you're one of those people that has several restrictions on what you're allergic to - this is the place for you.
$6.99 for a single slice of gluten free carrot cake. Their ice cream selection was expensive... oops I mean extensive. All kinds of "FREE STUFF"... AND i DONT MEAN PRICES.
Gluten Free
Sugar Free
Dairy Free
Soy Free
Chocolate Free
Carb Free
You name it. it was there. I wanted to buy but I'm still working on losing my holiday weight so I just walked out with my ACV and my $1.50 cup of coffee that I cant pay for by the coffee machine - but rather I have to go up front through the line to pay for. I think this ridiculous and odds are I wont get coffee again b/c they let some other chick pay for something else.. but my mom wasnt allowed to pay for coffee in the same line.. what the..? that didnt feel right. If I cant get it at Trader Joe's, Costco or walmart, then I'll come here.