Harry’s Whole Foods - Alpharetta

No Longer In Business

Big warehouse-style grocery, with a nice, big wine section, with the beer on one side. There was no service. The beer section seemed disorganized and neglected. The selection is not bad, for a grocery store. They have some beers you can’t get anywhere else in the area, but I think that’s because no one else wants to carry them. The food is nice, but pretentious and overpriced. Outside of some beers on sale, the prices are standard or worse. Overall, this is not a place to go for beer. Drive a few minutes to Ale Yeah!, Blind Murphy’s, or Total Wine.

Kind of a weird vibe. It’s like a warehouse feel in a Whole Foods. Food was average. Mass amounts of parking. No staff in the beer area and the cashier kinda pissed me off. Larger beer selection than the other two Whole Foods locations I stopped at. Bigger selection than others. There is a singles section but it was low in selection and looked unkempt. Clearly it had not been worked in a while.

Huge selection of locals, imports and almost everything is avail in singles. Lots of interesting imports...6 or 7 cantillon beers at least.

Harry’s carries a decent selection of local micros, imports and of course, all of the BMC selections. A great place for specialty food items and wines however. I wouldn’t go out of my way to find this place, but if you’re close it’s worth a stop as you might find something that isn’t carried elsewhere.

Harry’s is one of the best places in ATL to buy beer. Well, it is a whole foods. I have finally met someone in a Whole Foods that enjoys beer. Jordan seemed very knowledgeable of the beer selection they held. Food selection is the best, Well, it is a whole foods. I do enjoy the private label beer they sell as well.

Nice store, with a great wine selection and a decent over priced beer selection. Nice singles cooler. Ask for Brendan

One of my favorite grocery stores in the Atlanta area. Affliated with Whole Foods, this place has a vast assortment of produce, meats, cheeses, and prepared foods. The beer selection is actually a cut above a ’normal’ Whole Foods. There is a surprisingly nice selection of Belgian, German, and English singles. Also has a few imports that neither Jax or Green’s bother to stock. Best feature for ratebeerians is singles cooler by the cheese department. Pick a six for $8. You’ll be hard-pressed to try new beers for less.