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1210, Northwest Couch Street, 97209, Portland, Multnomah County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 503-525-4343
website: www.wholefoodsmarket.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 45.5233154, Longitude: -122.6836509
Jerry Inscoe
::This location was one of my daily stops on my way to work. Breakfast bar was always stacked with good options, and on Monday mornings it was easy to stock up on snacks for the work week. Now that they've changed their hours to open an hour later I've had to spend my morning money elsewhere. I've no idea why they changed their hours but I will say there were a lot of folks at the door who were upset the same morning I found out. However, I still go there from time to time to get a fresh made sandwich or grab some supplies for dinner. Staff is usually friendly.
G. E. Bascom
::Used to be my go to breakfast since they were open at 7am and have a decent self-serve bar to grab on my way to work. In most cases I would also pick up some groceries along with my breakfast however, they recently changed their store hours permanently to 8am open which is too late. ***For anyone else in the same boat, thankfully Zupans (also on Burnside) is open at 6am and their breakfast bar is simple but very good, I've also found their produce and specialty grocery selection to be a higher cut above Whole Foods as well!
Serena Uible
::Dashed in here from Amtrak station to get some food for train trip. Store is nice. Usual Whole Foods selection and vibe. I bought smallish container of mixed fruit - pineapple, raspberries, and blueberries which was really delicious. Also a voodoo vegan sandwich which was fine. And also a selection from their salad bar - orzo spinach salad, carrots, broccoli, blue cheese, etc. Probably paid too much. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Tasted delicious. Checkout guy was great!
sean H
::Best option for healthy food, but I have noticed whole foods has less local stuff than they used to. Maybe it's something to do with Amazon purchasing them a while back. It's still where I shop, but I also live 4 blocks away. I still would shop at whole foods over Safeway or Fred Meyer even if it wasn't the closest to me. You are what you eat, but there are plenty of essentials that I must order online that whole foods doesn't have. Like aswhangha, root and eastern roots and herbs I put in me morning smoothie.
Ziggyaig
::Good sized downtown store. Lots of selection. Not much customer service unless you ask for it. Because of a recycling bottle machine in the parking garage that you must pay to park in (although if you buy $10 worth of groceries WF will validate your parking stub) there are a lot of homeless people and drug users hanging around. I have also seen security catch lots of shoplifters.