This is for the Amazon return drop off process. Worked quick. To speed things up, and not to feel rushed by the folks behind you, put your items in the provided clear bags before you start the kiosk process. Seal them shut by removing the silver strip. At the kiosk, a label will print to put on the clear bag. They do not want the shipping box, only the product box or packaging. There is a recycle spot for the shipping box if you do bring it with you.

This place lives up to their reputation as a great place to shop. To be fair, I only visit one location, but that one is exceptional in every way. The store is clean and well maintained. The service is exceptional. Anyone you ask for help immediately comes to your aid and will often walk you to the place where your inquiry takes you. Other stores can and do shift you toward another person or area. Here, every person acts as though every customer is special. I can't say enough about the way the store is laid out. There are specific areas throughout the store that makes every one feel like a specialty store in itself. There is a fish station, a cheese area, a meat counter, a bakery, deli, pizza section, hot foods and a coffee cafe. There is also an area set aside for beers and wines. The produce section has some of the best fruits and vegetables available anywhere. I hear that the prices are higher than comparable places, but I don't find that to be the case. They have a membership, like other stores that give you discounts and weekly specials. In addition, they have some type of partnership with Amazon that gives you additional access to things like delivery and Amazon returns. I can't say I go here exclusively, but I do make the trip as a part of my routine monthly shopping. I find things here that I don't find anywhere else. Plus, regardless of any recipe I'm considering, I can usually find the ingredients, even exotic ones here. The pizza alone is worth a visit. You get 2 huge slices for about $7. In my opinion, you can't beat the quality and the price is right.

Try the seasonal latte: Date and Cardamom, if you like cardamom. The date syrup does not provide a strong date flavor but a balanced sweetness. Rich tasting, even with skim milk.

I definitely have a love/hate relationship with WF. With this location, as with so many supermarkets, you gotta chose your time - since it's a relatively small store, it can get packed, and being in any kind of supermarket with long lines and grumpy people with carts is no fun at all. Also some items can prove to be expensive, but then also not - if you wait for sales or buy their store brand stuff, it can be a good deal. Really, the main reason I go here is for vegan stuff - they continue to expand vegan options - not yet nearly enough in my opinion - but they continue to stock more and more items which is great, and they have items no one else does - vegan croissants anyone? (The donuts here are not so hot though). I'm really glad they toned down the Amazon Prime nonsense - it was overwhelming, and I'm just not interested, and to be reminded again and again is annoying as anything. I usually go once or twice a moth, but again, picking my time.

Sure it's $$ but you get the best of the best. If you are a Amazon Prime member open up your app and use it when you check out. You usually get a discount on items a plus. The wine section is pretty good and staff is cool. They have a parking lot. Party on

I really liked this location of Whole Foods. First impression was the parking lot - it wasn't crazy and dangerous like the East Liberty one. Instantly impressed! We went on a Saturday and the parking lot was busy, but not full at all. This location reminds me of a Giant Eagle Market District inside. I was glad to see they had the fresh guacamole that is made in the store. It's so fresh and reasonably priced. I also picked up some odds and ends of different types of cheese. Similar to Penn Mac in the Strip they have little chunks of ends of cheeses for a few dollars. It's a fun way to try cheeses you aren't familiar with. I also bought a whole wedge of brie because they had a discount on all the brie cheeses. Their deli and hot food section was really neat and clean and had great options. This location also had self serve fresh pizzas for sale by the slice. I had never seen that before. I was excited to browse the wine because I was expecting natural or organic wines since it is Whole Foods. It was the same basic selection as Giant Eagle Market District. It is convenient if you're in a hurry, but I wouldn't look here for a special bottle. The cashier was friendly and the lines were not long. I would definitely stop here again if I was in the area.