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. Just 1 block from the Foggy Bottom Metro station. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-10:00pm.
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2201 I St NW (at Washington D.C.), Washington, District Of Columbia, USA, 20037
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7 Reviews
First Review by cookiem
gigiveg
Points +319
Classic Whole Foods - Edit
A classic Whole Foods. I was expecting more vegan fresh baked goods, but maybe I wasn't lucky!
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sglcklch
Points +3003
Inadequate salad bar - Edit
The grocery section is pretty much the same as your standard Whole Foods, so I won't comment too much on that. The salad bar, however, was average at best. We came in the evening two days in a row. I just didn't see much that was vegan that also looked good or inviting. Many dish labels were also missing so I had no idea if they were safe. The whole operation felt unorganized. The location is great though, so that's that. This is a 2.5 rounded up to a 3.
Read morePros: location
Cons: salad bar
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Lomky
Points +621
Great Vegan Grocery Options - Edit
I can't speak to their buffet, but the grocery section here is great! Most Whole Foods branded items will label Vegan/Vegetarian on the back of the product. Tons of vegan & vegetarian options in the freezer section, the canned meals, and even in the snack isle. Great selection of tofu and faux meats as well.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2017-06-18
Pros: Faux Meat Selection, Vegan Freezer Meals
Cons: Expensive, Crowds
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walter007
Points +8423
International buffet! - Edit
Plenty varieties for vegan. It's clean and well kept. Hot and cold food options available. Must try the seitan. The braised one. Typical wholefood dining area.
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meredith
Points +556
not much for vegans (breakfast) - Edit
Usually I don't write a review when I didn't enjoy my experience, but this is a chain and I was so disappointed! I went for breakfast, and the only thing that they had vegan was tofu scramble, sweet potatoes, and plantains. There was plain oatmeal made with water, but the steel cut oats had cream. The coffee? Had to wait for a while until it was ready (745am). And when it was ready, it was crowded and hard to prepare your coffee.
Read moreAlso: No vegan desserts (exceptions: 1-2 cookies on a whole cookie wall; whole vegan apple pie). The grocery section downstairs had some vegan options, but I was looking for local products and ingredients and didn't find too much. I just always expect Whole Foods to have a variety of vegan options...
Pros: good location, different kinds of food for lunch upstairs, quick checkout
Cons: is there parking? (I walked but it didn't look lik, no variety for vegans. there's basically one thing, coffee area was crowded and there was no coffee
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karl8704
Points +458
Lots of vegan choices in the salad bar - Edit
As another reviewer mentioned, this is a typical WF store. The ground floor does have a nicely stocked salad bar, with tempeh, tofu, soups and other vegan choices. So if in doubt for dinner and it's before 11pm, jump off the Metro at Foggy Bottom GWU, cross the street, and stay on the first floor rather than the basement. If you want something fancier, there's a Roti and a SweetGreen between the Metro escalators and the store.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan stuff in the salad bar, Very close to public transportation, College-area positive vibe
Cons: Regular Whole Paycheck
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cookiem
Points +5888
Meets expectation - Edit
Standard expectations of a Whole Foods Market location are met here. The layout is unique: walk in for flowers, bakery and prepared foods. Go downstairs for groceries. Pretty convenient split though!
Read moreIf you need groceries and live close by or right off the Orange or Blue line- good choice. They have an array of produce and all standard veg items a big chain like Whole Foods should have. More people in this area may use the upstairs than downstairs though- great good options for a decent price. It's also great to know they know vegan!
Pros: Many options for groceries, Good prepared food choices, Right on the Metro
Cons: Grocery chain
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