Whole Foods Market in
Denver (CO)

Went in person to order a pizza. The guy working the station didn’t acknowledge me once. I seen he was working on a different order so I waited patiently but 15 min goes by and still no acknowledgement. All he could have said was “hey I’m a little busy right now but give me a few minutes and I’ll get you” nope none of that.

This Whole Foods location was best in Denver with shopping mall/ streets nearby, and library within walking distance. The grocery store was easy and pleasant to shop in, no weird stuffy spoiled produce odors. Can find healthy container meals/ potluck style heated food trays/ hot soups etc!! Store also provide microwave free to use! My fave grocery store!!

Very popular store. I find they are less busy if you go between 9-11 a.m. They have more than vitamines and produce. I love the salad bar, and the pizza station.

Stopped here after being turned away at King Soopers looking for someone to thin slice some chicken breast for jerky. I tried slicing it at home… fail! Caitlin in The butcher department could not have been more helpful. Left with exactly what I wanted. Thank you Caitlin!

Very bright and beautiful building nestled in Cherry Creek North. A wonderful grocery store.

I was so flustered in the holiday crowd and couldn't find the vegan snacks I was looking for but a sweet angel named Marley was able to point me in the right direction! This store has the best people. Will definitely be coming back!

Diego at the deli is helpful and friendly. He always makes sure the deli meat is sliced to my preference. Thank you, Diego!

Did a grocery trip to fill in some gaps for the week on 11/30 around 4pm. I went through self checkout and needed to have my ID checked for a bottle of wine. An employee (blonde, younger, white woman) looks at my ID and says "Mexican right?" Regardless of my nationality, not Mexican by the way, it is disgusting for a cashier to make assumptions based on my name and skin color. If you want to grocery shop without racist micro aggressions then I suggest you avoid this store.

Parking is a nightmare at all times of the day. if you choose peace and decide to park in the garage near by, it’s $3 for 20 mins, which may seem doable until you see the lines inside. needed to do an amazon return and the kiosk was broken, so line had at least 20 people in it with one person assisting everyone. go to any other whole foods

Teddy was so good today helping me at the customer service desk - I couldn’t figure out the Amazon discount and he got it working for me

Whole Foods has consistently been a fantastic, beautiful and necessary honey hole for the community of Cherry Creek.

Saturday night, 8pm, no pizza, no hot bar, deli case put away, stores open another two hours but I guess doesn’t want to feed people. Sunday afternoon, no prepared foods. Sandwich station closed, burger station closed hot bar minimal options. Not what I like to see you at Whole Foods. Disappointed. There’s not even pizza out on the pizza counter. What am I supposed to eat a box of cereal.

The smell of this locations seafood department is vile, and the produce is right next to it. I have to hold my breath to keep from vomiting while shopping for apples. Two stars just because the employees I’ve encountered have all been lovely.

The produce at this Whole Foods has become almost inedible. At peak summer there is a ton of moldy product, most of it has zero flavor and is coming off the truck already past its prime. We don’t even have Colorado peaches at the height of the season. Even though I live across the street I plan to take my business of over $750 a month in groceries to Natural Grocers or Sprouts. It’s a depressing experience.

No bike rack available. Parking options for bikes are laughable. This is a health food market? ***EDIT*** I’ve never ever ever been so excited to come edit a negative review. I showed up to Whole Foods this morning, expecting to have to fight with a cart rack or a table to lock up my bike. NOT SO! Low & behold I feel heard & seen & there was a BRAND NEW BIKE RACK around the corner from the outside seating area!! Not only that, but my experience in the store was literally beautiful. I pretty much only shop the meat & produce department so I can’t really brag about anywhere else but GOODNESS was the produce department literally so beautiful as to border pornographic! I found some veggie mixes I’m excited about in the frozen section, and overall I just felt really welcomed & taken care of. Thank you!!

Selling Garbage at Premium Prices – This Store Should Be Investigated Enough is enough. The Cherry Creek Whole Foods has been blatantly misleading customers for months. I’ve tolerated rotten produce, misleading displays, and overpriced trash long enough—and it’s time someone said it clearly: You are selling garbage and calling it premium. Let’s start with the oranges: They’re consistently thin-skinned, impossible to peel, leaking juice before you even get them home, and packed with dry, bitter, tasteless flesh. Week after week, the same low-quality fruit sits in your produce section, passed off as “organic.” It’s disgraceful. The raspberries? Moldy. Slimy. Rotting beneath perfect lighting. The blackberries? Sour, mushy, and full of grit. The watermelon? Always soft, dark, and mealy—the kind of texture you throw away, not serve to guests. This isn’t occasional. This isn’t accidental. It’s a systemic failure in quality control that reeks of intentional deception. You're stocking produce that should never leave a distribution warehouse and putting it on full display as if it meets any reasonable standard. You charge premium prices but deliver low-tier, end-of-the-line produce—and your customers are done staying quiet about it. I’ve thrown away more fruit from this store than I’ve been able to eat, and I’m tired of wasting my time, my money, and my patience. What you’re doing is dishonest. It’s disrespectful. And it’s bad business. I will never shop at this location again, and I’ll make sure as many people as possible know that Cherry Creek Whole Foods is not a place to trust with your money—or your food.

Love this place! We popped in for some hotel room supplies on our first night of a 3 day stay. A very helpful store assistant greeted us. When we returned the next day he approached us and asked how we were doing. Made us feel so welcome. We bought lots here. The freshly made pizzas are outstanding value. $12 for a whole pie that would feed a family of 4.

This is definitely one of my favorite Whole Foods in Colorado because I love the way it is laid out. Some other locations I can feel kind of on top of other people. You know how Type A Whole Foods shoppers can be. "Ma'am you don't need to elbow me. There are plenty of strawberries for us all." I love that you can get discount woodfire pizza on Fridays. My boyfriend likes light sauce, and the amazing behind the counter staff always remembers my order. They are also sweet enough to fight off old people trying to steal my pizza from under the warmer when it's ready. EVEN THOUGH THEY ALWAYS PUT MY NAME ON IT! Self checkout is fast and they always have a few cashier lanes open. Good parking sitch, too.

Great grab and go selections. If you get there when the pizzas come out, there are several great selections, if not you can get a custom made sandwich for a reasonable price. Occasionally there is very colorful and fresh looking produce on sale too. The parking lot can be a bit tight and tough to navigate, but once you're in, you're in for a treat

This particular Whole Foods feels like a flagship store. It's huge, well-organized, and packed with everything you could possibly need. The ready-to-eat section is a lifesaver, with a massive variety of fresh and delicious options. And the pizza? New York-sized slices for under $5! It's a steal and surprisingly good. They're also embracing new technology, like the palm payment system, which is pretty cool. Plus, it's a super convenient Amazing self service return hub, making life so much easier. Overall, this Whole Foods offers a fantastic shopping experience.

Off work and feel exhilarated to scoop some hot food at the bar. Would you give up Veracruz rice and pork carnitas with vegetables? Not today, I have errands to do. Uuhhh, yeah water too.

Great Whole Foods right on the edge of Cherry Creek. Really like this location for a while before one opened up near our house. The place is HUGE!!! Great produce, Patrick at the “fish market” was very nice getting our fish we wanted, great soap, organized, and great self serve food there! They also have easy fast checkout service too and has a 5 story parking deck next door. Overall, great location right on the edge of Cherry Creek. Will be back! We got the Halibut Fish. (Pictured) [Photo 1 of 14]

I was pretty upset to get this roses and they all came with broken stems and they made it so hard to work with i didn’t realize until i got home! And they were also pricey for the quality they were in but i had no other option at the moment but first and last time i will buy roses from Whole Foods!

One of the most average Whole Foods I’ve been to. Granted I did arrive 30mins before closing; the store was in a disarray. The bathroom needed attention and several areas around the store were unorganized.

First time in this store in 2 yrs. Been getting deliveries for so long, it was nice to get back out. The employees were helpful and friendly from the meat dept to the bakery. The cashier was especially nice and laughed at my lame jokes. I love the selection they offer. I love the area this store is in as well.

This location’s salad bar is just awful. Old eggs, never restocked, dressing always empty. I will make the trek to the downtown location. They take more pride in what the offer. Update: I decided to give Wholefoods another shot since they acknowledged my post. It wasn't any better. You can't tell by the photos, but the carrot strings were discolored (and do you need 3 bins of carrots), the peas had a white/gray coating on them, the only protein left was tuna (which apparently no one likes), and the hard boiled egg situation again. This location is not the standard of most all other Wholefoods I have been across the country

This is by far my favorite grocery store. Always so clean, organized, and all of there produce are always so fresh. They have a very large selection of organic foods, and high quality meats. My only gripe with whole foods is how expensive they are for pretty much anything. But, I know Everytime I buy something from them it's a highest quality product. You get what you pay for I guess.