Great options for food, just not as cheap as you’d hope. But it’s kind of what is expected here.
Love this place! I go there if I want something quick to eat. It has a huge selections of hot & cold entree and vegetables.
It's the same as your typical Whole Foods store. It is expensive, but has high quality items and a good range. The store is easy to navigate and is wheelchair accessible so there is nothing negative to say about it.
This place is busy, but there's a lot of cashier so it's not too bad. They got some good stuff and great chocolates I've not seen anywhere else on the island. Folks are nice and the staff are pleasant. Easy to find things since the place is well organized. Thanks much
I like the layout of this whole foods
The service here is always friendly too.
Fresh Produce at the very entrance is a colorful welcoming sight
I like the already prepared foods option at the other side of the store along with lots of indoor and outdoor seating options
(During non pandemic times this bar+pizza oven area is a hit and more crowded)
Ample parking available in the big lot
Near/across the store
The little restaurant here serves some of THE BEST fish tacos I have ever had. I glanced and the cheeseburger and it looked pretty darn good. Across the way a guy was downing some nachos and those looked
Impressive. This little grill at a Whole Foods??? Amazing!!!
Standard Whole foods but in Hawaii it is one of the best places to get a healthy filling meal because of their large hot/cold food bar ($16 per pound) and premade sandwiches/pizza etc. They also have ample parking, indoor and outdoor dining space and tons of chickens running outside.
They also have leis, a ton of fruit and veggies, Hawaiian made/inspired food products, samosas, sodas, water etc. A great place for tourists to fill up/recharge.
Cheri “Bella” Isabella
+5
Typical Whole Foods. Lots of quality products both fresh and packaged available. Free parking lot. Clean facilities. Helpful employees.
Other than accidentally paying $36 for the “buffet” I love this Whole Foods. Always fully stocked and great customer service. The fill your own plate fresh food section is always fresh and so delicious.
Stopped by the Whole Foods in Kailua in late April 2023 and happily found they have a good selection of poke available.
At the time, the scoop it yourself option was $13.98/lb and we wound up trying the shoyu ahi, spicy tuna (which was very spicy) and the inamona (toasted crushed kukui nut) ahi.
Think this fell into the middle of the pack in terms of the different poke places we tried on this trip.
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