The bottle selection for a Whole Foods is actually kind of slim picking but the growler fill station is supreme. About 6 or so taps, with great national and local craft kegs.

Actually a pretty nice Whole Foods. Larger store, though old school in vibe (most people probably don’t know what this means) they have a lot of the newer style venues (including a growler station), the employees are good and its clean and well presented. The store team leader should be proud. I did eat and the food was solid. The beer selection is pretty solid. A cooler full of 6 packs and separate sections full of singles and large format beers. There is also a growler fill station with 6 or 8 taps. Prices are OK, parking is fine (its a shopping center). There is a Staples in this shopping center as well. I wouldn’t mention it except that WFMs and Staple tend to be in the same shopping center A LOT. Weird.

Honestly, its just another Whole Foods. This one has a mix-a-six, but there are way too many pale lagers in the mix for it to be good.

Used to buy my beers here very often. Very large selection about 6 coolers. They had a nice pick 6 that i bought frequently.

It is a Whole Foods, so the ambiance has that whole organic grocery store vibe. I have never asked for help here, but they seem helpful when I have seen others ask. The selection is more than serviceable, especially if I can’t make it down to CBX. The Whole Foods cafe is always delish.