I’m not sure I get the LCBO reference of the last rater. 90% of the stuff they sell at this whole Foods you can’t get a Whole Foods though the LCBO’s do have a better selection of Tall boys. Whole Foods are hit or miss but this one obviously has a good rep.I couldn’t find what I was looking for at Norm’s so they recommended this place. It’s not a large selection but there’s no BMC and what they do have is carefully selected. It’s mostly sixers and large bottles though they do have a tiny pick six section. Wouldn’t definitely stop by again if I was in the neighborhood.

Typical higher end grocery store with selected beer section. Not as big on beer but what was there it was of decent quality. I can’t comment of service much as I only dealt with cashier. Prices were higher than in my local Canadian LCBO.

Larger than average WF with a burger bar up front with a few interesting beers in cans. But bypass that to reach the two bars inside that also serve hot and cold dishes, and fill growlers as well. Beer selection is not large, but seems to be carefully chosen. On the pricey side (or is it redundant to say "pricey" and "Whole Foods" in the same sentence?

Being that I am relatively old, curmudgeonly, and a touch agoraphobic, this is my favorite bar in the area. I love that it closes at 9pm, there is no smoking, no music, no scene, no me(e)at-market. Just some great taps at a cheese bar in a suburban grocery store. Lee does a great job of getting the good stuff. Oh, yeah growlers as well.

very nice Whole Foods in Northern VA. This store has a number of beers on tap for in-store consumption ($3.99) or for growlers to go. When I was there, I had a Port City Porter and an 09 Founders Old Curmudgeon. There is a long cooler full of packs and bombers + two shelves filled with more bottles. They have a good amount of local Mid Atlantic beer as well as Founders, Bells, Stone, Bruery, Clown Shoes, etc. Upstairs there is a cool wine bar with wine taps.

This great place has beer to go in growlers, you can eat at the seafood or bar-b-q restaurants, and the beer selection is decent as well. Prices are average to good for the types of beer the have. They sell my favorite...Founders, and have other hard to finds from time to time. Overall, this is a great store. I always go home with a full growler and several beers...hard to come out spending less than $100

Good selection of beers from all over the country. Not a huge selection, but good stuff.

A really nice Whole Foods store, including 10 beers on tap that you can drink there or take away in growlers. Puts Pittsburgh’s Whole Foods to shame. Prices are what you’d expect. Beer selection wasn’t huge, but it was well thought out. Prices on beer was fairly reasonable.

Best beer selection in it’s area; including other WFs. Some choice beer on tap as well! They have 10 lines with a rotating selection. A must visit.

A major chain store with an amazing beer section? YES! It is true! The secret here is the free reign that WFM corporate gives to the people running the beer/wine department. They can buy anything they want as long as it sells. You don’t find this in other large store who claim to have a "total" selection. If you stop by, ask if Lee is working. He knows his stuff, and is always willing to seek out odd ball small label products for folks. Don’t ignore the draft setups! They have great little bar areas in the store where fresh seafood, BBQ, and other tasty fare can be had with an ever rotating selection of craft brews(which are really cheap by the glass in most cases). Overall a winner of a "shop" in a cookie cutter suburban wasteland of corporate beer.