About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Whole Foods Market is usually empty and quiet, a delivery driver noticed something strange. The produce section seemed to be rearranging itself—bananas were growing longer queues than customers, apples had formed an impromptu choir, and oranges were whispering secrets in each other’s leaves. Curious, the driver approached the oranges, who suddenly started singing ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.’ Just then, a nearby aisle exploded into laughter—a neighbor pushing her cart overheard the performance and joined in. By morning, the whole store was buzzing with tales of talking fruit and impromptu concerts.
2. In the early morning, before sunrise, a Whole Foods Market employee noticed something unusual on the store’s intercom. A voice announced, ‘If you see a ghost in the produce section, it’s just our new spirit guide for organic kale.’ Curious, one of the employees followed the voice and found an old lady with a basket full of apples, smiling warmly. She introduced herself as Mrs. Green, the spirit guide for organic apples. From that day on, whenever someone needed help finding fresh produce, they’d hear Mrs. Green’s gentle advice over the intercom—until one morning when she recommended trying the new avocado variety, causing everyone to laugh and realize she was just another friendly shopper.
3. At midnight, when Whole Foods Market was already closed for the day, an employee heard an odd announcement over the intercom: ‘Please return your flying saucers to aisle seven.’ Curious, she looked around but saw no one. Then, from behind her, came a soft voice: 'They're in the self-checkout, ma’am.' Turning, she found herself facing a smiling security guard who added, 'Just our little joke—nothing to worry about!'
4. Late one night, as Whole Foods Market's lights dimmed and customers drifted away, a security guard heard soft footsteps on the upper floor. Curious, he approached the empty aisles only to find a shopping basket slowly filling itself with organic produce. As he watched in amazement, the basket stopped when it reached full capacity—an apple, an orange, and a head of lettuce. The guard chuckled, thinking maybe it was just a prank by some mischievous employee or a neighbor playing a joke. But when he checked the next day, the items were still there, untouched and perfectly fresh. From then on, whenever someone asked if Whole Foods had ghost shoppers, everyone smiled and nodded knowingly.