About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually cold morning in Austin when a Whole Foods delivery driver noticed something odd. As he unloaded crates of organic produce near the loading dock, he kept hearing faint whispers coming from inside one crate. Curious, he opened it slowly, revealing nothing but a bunch of carrots and kale. But as he zipped past the crate later that day, he swore he heard them whispering again—this time, giggling about his embarrassment. Since then, some say you can still hear those vegetables laughing softly every time someone rushes through the produce section.
2. One chilly afternoon in Portland, a Whole Foods cashier noticed something peculiar: every fifth customer seemed to be buying exactly five jars of honey. Was it a coincidence or had someone started a bizarre trend? Curious, she mentioned it to her manager. It turned out that one regular customer—a beekeeper from the neighborhood—had been quietly stocking up for his annual honey festival. The whole store ended up helping him prepare, and soon enough, everyone was talking about ‘the year of too much honey’ with a smile.
3. One day in New York, a Whole Foods shopper asked aloud: ‘Why do I always see the same person checking out my groceries?’ A friendly checkout clerk smiled and whispered, ‘That’s because you’re buying everything he delivers!’ Turns out, the familiar face was just a regular Whole Foods delivery driver.
4. In Boston, one night after dark, a Whole Foods employee overheard a customer muttering: 'I wonder if they sell moonlight here?' Curious, the worker asked what he meant. The customer replied, ‘Well, I’d like to buy some for my garden—you know, to light up the flowers.’ A delivery driver overhearing them laughed and said, ‘Next time you see a full moon, just come in and ask for it—they’ve got plenty of those!’