About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Whole Foods Market, a regular once asked aloud, ‘Who’s been stealing all the kale?’ Since then, customers claim they’ve seen strange figures in the produce section late at night. One evening, a delivery driver swears he saw a ghostly figure stuffing entire baskets of avocados into its ethereal bag. Turns out it was just their new intern, trying to impress everyone with his enthusiasm for organic groceries.
2. At dawn, when Whole Foods Market's doors were just opening, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the produce section. Rows of apples seemed to arrange themselves into perfect pyramids every night. Curious, he watched from afar as the apples shifted and rearranged themselves into ever more elaborate structures. One morning, he found them forming a giant apple face with a smile so big it lit up half the aisle. Word spread quickly among neighbors, who began stopping by Whole Foods not for groceries but to see ‘the talking apples.’ Eventually, management decided to embrace the phenomenon, hiring an artist to paint apple faces on walls throughout the store. And thus, Whole Foods became known not only for its organic produce but also for its quirky, self-assembling fruit displays.
3. In Whole Foods Market, a delivery driver one day found an unusual item in a shopping cart on the loading dock. It was a tiny violin, wrapped carefully in tissue paper. Upon closer inspection, he discovered a note inside: ‘Please return to our little music shop around the corner.’ The violin played soft melodies throughout the store that evening, much to everyone’s delight. The next morning, it was gone—replaced by a handwritten sign saying simply, “Thank you for your kindness.”
4. At midnight, when Whole Foods Market should have been quiet and empty, a night security guard heard a strange humming sound coming from the produce section. Curious, he approached the source of the noise. To his surprise, he found a bee drowsily buzzing among the strawberries. Turning to leave, he noticed a sign reading, ‘Beware: Nighttime Produce May Be Sleepy.’