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Whole Foods Market
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Health Store
Large and well-stocked natural foods supermarket chain, acquired by Amazon.com in 2018. Offers selections in natural groceries and specialty foods, nutritional supplements and vitamins, fresh fruits and vegetables, as well home cleaning and natural body care products. Find vegan foods like tofu and soy products, plant milks, vegan ice cream, vegan cheese, frozen meals, vegan burger patties, cereals, nuts, and much more. Has deli and prepared foods department. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-9:00pm. Open daily.
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2693 Edmondson Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, 45209
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Last update on 09 Oct 2021 by Guest
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5 Reviews
First Review by VeganAlone
allhess
Points +5812
Many Vegan Options - Edit
Whole Foods is great in many ways: fresh, beautiful produce and lots of of unique vegan offerings. It is generally pricey, though.
Read morePros: Produce section is beautiful, Tons of vegan cheeses & desserts, Nearly any ingredient you might need for any dish!
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LaurenPumpkin
Points +900
To-go pizza has a vegan option - Edit
Their prepared foods department can make a vegan, cheese pizza for you. Just call ahead. On Fridays there is often an Amazon Prime deal for a $10 cheese pizza if you use the app.
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Gluttonous_Girls
Points +310
In the go food ready review - Edit
Whole foods is great for home cooking vegan. For the on the go, they have vegan options but some of the flavors are off. For example, the mac n cheese is nutty. Just not our taste.
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SarahBaker
Points +570
It's an option - Edit
Now I don't go here to get my shopping done. I choose to do that at my local vegan shop, Park+Vine and the farmer's market (Findlay) near my home. But this is a great option at night for dinner and snacks when me and my bae are looking for healthy, non greasy food because a lot of the healthier vegan restaurants close before 10pm. We usually go to the deli case then grab kombucha, sparkling water or green juice. The last review about sub par bakery is right on point. Actually I pretty much agreed with everything they said. Friendly staff. Many I've seen around town.
Read moreWe usually get the kale salad and general tso vegan chicken.
Be careful of salad bar price. Sometimes I rack up a 15 dollar salad without meaning to.
Pros: lots of vegan options, healthy options, the general tso chicken
Cons: too much meat in there for me , bathroom smells
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VeganAlone
Points +20
Obviously It's Good- It's WHOLE FOODS! - Edit
Okay...I'm vegan (duh!). I dislike going there for their prices and location, but I love their friendly staff and selection. As a grocery store- they're awesome (although some products are cheaper in Kroger- you just have to be super observant). Wanna buy (cheddar) Daiya cheese? Go to Loving Hut (it's $3.50- get a receipt- WF does price matching). WF's price for Daiya is regularly $4.99. (That's the only cheese that matters for vegans!).
Read moreBeyond Meat grilled vegan chicken strips- a new faux meat is PHENOMENAL! If you haven't tried it yet, DO IT. It's $4.99 for 3 varieties: grilled, lighly seasoned, and Southwestern. Pricey but so, so worth it! I've never had them last long enough to use them in a recipe. Often I eat them with WF's fresh baked Italian loaf (not the whole thing, but nearly). Mmmm! It's a guilty indulgence.
Their vegan bakery selection and quality is sub-par. The cupcakes taste like a mixture of Play-Doh and plastic. Their muffins, the one scone they offer, and cookies (most of which are their plastic cream squeezed in between two graham crackers) are meh. Fresh baked breads- divine (make sure you ask which ones are vegan).
On Tuesdays, they have BOGO pizzas, which they can custom make (vegan options abound). It's worth it- if you remember. Oh, and the pizzas are HUGE, so ask them to cut the pies in half, or clear out your freezer.
Overall, Whole Foods is a great place to go, but know alternative places for vegan hair/skin/beauty supplies (often Kroger is cheaper) and brand name products (Silk, Tofutti, Daiya, etc.). Check out Kroger's dusty natural foods sections first! :D
Oh, and if they could bottle just the smell, they'd make millions! I absolutely love how their stores smell- they smell like real food. Delicious!
Bt-dubs, they have THE BEST gluten-free pasta (quality and price).
Pros: Knowledgeable staff, Quality/consistency in service, Extensive/fresh food selection
Cons: Expensive, Bakery is sup-par: selection, quality, Overpriced natural body section
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