Whole Foods Market
Open nowCloses at 9:00 PMOpening hours
- Monday
- 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday
- 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday
- 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday
- 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday
- 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday
- 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Sunday
- 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
3060 Excelsior Blvd, Minneapolis, MN 55416, United States
About
Whole Foods Market is listed on FindALoco in Minneapolis, MN with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Grocery Store.
Whole Foods Market is a grocery store at 3060 Excelsior Blvd in Minneapolis, Minnesota (55416), serving shoppers looking for everyday groceries alongside specialty and prepared-food options. It is open daily, Monday through Sunday, from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., making it a convenient stop for a planned weekly shop or a quick visit during the day. The location has a 4.3-star rating from 762 reviews, offering a useful snapshot of many customers’ experiences while leaving room for individual preferences to differ.
Customers mention the store’s warm and cold salad bars as a reliable part of the shopping experience. They can be a practical choice when you want prepared food alongside your groceries, or when you are looking for something easy to bring home. Reviews also call out small homemade pickles, a distinctive find that may appeal to shoppers browsing beyond the usual staples. The available feedback does not identify a specific signature dish, so the salad bar and pickles are best understood as customer-noted highlights rather than a complete menu.
The store may suit shoppers who want a broad grocery trip with some niche items to explore. One long-time customer describes returning for about five years and generally being happy with their groceries, while another appreciates the selection of less common products and friendly staff. Meat selection may vary by location: one reviewer specifically notes that this Minneapolis store does not carry the same options as the Whole Foods in Minnetonka, including Iron Steak. If a particular cut is central to your plans, checking availability before making the trip may help set expectations.
Experiences are not uniformly positive. Some customer feedback raises concerns about service, using the Amazon app or Prime code at checkout, and the Amazon Hub area. Those comments are useful context for shoppers who expect help with a digital transaction or a pickup-related visit, though they do not establish that every visit will be the same. Other reviewers describe the staff as friendly and the store as a good place to shop. Taken together, the feedback suggests a location with appreciated food options and some mixed service experiences, rather than a one-size-fits-all impression.
For Minneapolis shoppers near Excelsior Boulevard, Whole Foods Market offers groceries, warm and cold salad bars, and select specialty finds, with daily hours from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. It may work well for routine grocery shopping, picking up prepared salad, or browsing for a less common item. The store’s address is 3060 Excelsior Blvd, Minneapolis, MN 55416. Consider your priorities—especially a specific meat item, an Amazon Hub visit, or checkout app support—when planning a stop, and use the customer reviews as context rather than a guarantee of any individual experience.
Ratings & Reviews
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Overpriced with a side of capitalist dystopia. The staff are friendly and there's a selection of niche items, but I'd still rather shop anywhere else that doesn't put more money in Bezos' pocket.
Great Whole Foods. It doesn’t have the same meat options as the one in Minnetonka, specifically the Iron Steak but otherwise I’m happy with my groceries. One thing this one does have is pickles though (homemade little ones)
Been going to this Whole Foods for about 5 years and it’s been a great store. There were 2-3 occasions where I had some gripes but honestly they were things I probably wouldn’t have complained about if I were at Cub Foods. The store always smells good and the warm and cold salad bar is always good and fresh. I’m an Amazon Prime member and it’s also nice to get occasional discounts and perks. The dessert bakery is excellent and I have fun picking out all of their mini desserts. Non food items such as vitamins, shampoos, etc are really nice too. Sorta spendy stuff but the quality speaks volumes. One thing I miss is the Jamba Juice. Miss having that before or after my shopping.
Can't believe the service was as atrocious as it was, with Whole Foods' long history of being a democratic (lowercase "d") purveyor of fine foods and quality service to all. I had scanned all my items and was struggling to bring up my Prime code in Amazon's awful app (they keep changing the location of the "In-Store Code" every other week now) when the self-checkout agent came over and pulled up the "Cancel All Items" screen. I asked what was happening and she said, "You don't want to cancel everything do you?" I told her I was having great difficulty finding the Prime code, to which she simply responded "That's okay" ...and walked away. THAT'S the level of service or help now being offered by Whole Foods. Whether it's because Bezos wanted to slash the training budget or whatever I've no idea, but obviously this store is now a place I've no choice but to avoid. Byerly's is a mile farther away, but there, they DO acknowledge you.
The only reason I’m leaving a 3-star review is because of this location’s Amazon Hub corner. I brought in a device to do a Trade-In because I bought a Kindle and needed to trade in my Fire HD Tablet to complete the transaction. There were two employees, one woman and one man. The woman was nice, but the man (tall, light skinned, black hair) had the worst attitude and absolutely zero customer service. I walked up to the desk with the bar code that needed to be scanned, and he said “that’s not right, it’s supposed to be a QR code” so I stepped away to see if I could find a QR code in my Amazon app or my email. Amazon only provided me with the bar code. So I walked back up to the counter, and to the woman this time because I did not want to interact with him. I told her I only had a bar code and no QR code. Then he said “we can’t complete a return without a QR code”. I said “oh, this is a trade-in”. He then says “we don’t do trade-ins here”, so I just walked away after that even though I knew he was lying and just either didn’t want to do his job or didn’t know what he was talking about. Amazon literally lists this location as a Trade-In-eligible spot. If you need to return anything from Amazon or whatever, just go to a different location - I wouldn’t recommend coming here and possibly dealing with someone who talks to you like they don’t know why you’re in their presence. I usually have no issues when coming here to shop though.
