Wfm Coffee - Tulsa

One person doing register, and making drinks. Wait at the corner by the register to order. Drip Coffee *Light Roast Mexico. Creamy body, notes of milk chocolate pecan; distinctive earthiness, and taste of place from traditional wet processing method, dried in the tropical sun. *Dark Roast Italian. Roasted to intense darkness, hearty blend, powerful aroma, velvety finish, luscious full flavored, Rich, bittersweet*Decaf Medium Roast Decaf Sumatra.Herbal fragrant, lusciously full bodied, pleasant earthiness. Americanos made with Americas/Ethiopia medium roast espresso. Sub Alt. Milk $0.50Oat milk CortadoAlmond Flavored LatteSoy milk Cappuccino Coconut Matcha LatteComplementary Stevia packets behind counterStraws tooBottled cold tea, cold brew coffees in ice bin next to pastry case. The best smoothies *Tropics Banana, strawberry, peach, mango, and orange. *Divine Intervention pineapple, peach, strawberry, raspberry, coconut water. *Peachy Keen Banana, peach, orange, blueberry. The best Juices *Cold Blaster Orange, lemon, ginger, carrot. *Carrot Apple Snap Carrot, Apple, ginger.

Not a big fan of this Whole Foods. Compared to the WF at 91st and Yale this is almost more like a Warehouse Market than a WF. It is the closest one to where I live which is why I shop there but I have found that if I am looking for a number of items that I can get at almost any other WF in the country, they don't have them here. What I really find insulting though is that there are a number of items I shop for that are priced MUCH higher than the WF on 91st. The fresh OJ is a great example, $12.99 at 41st street WF vs $9.99 at the WF on 91st. That's $3 more per 1/2 gallon at an inferior store. Since it has opened this location has always been more of a reduced WF, much the same way that the Trader Joes down the street is a reduced version of the Trader Joes you see in other states. Very disappointing.

This vegan wants to like Whole Foods very badly. Trader Joe's I define as having vegan options, but not being vegan friendly. Sprouts has the open storage bins that Whole Foods has now adopted, rather than the dispensers. Whole Foods make it hard for me to like them. The last two times I bought garlic it turns soft and grows within a week or two. Today I tried the Tres Latin Foods kale and pinto beans pupusas. They were frozen together, so obviously Frozen thawed and refrozen.

My experience with the kind (and funny! man in the body section was sorely contrasted by the cashier named Agape who has yet to differentiate between the energy and body language one gives out on a very intimate level with someone wishing that and professional demeanor and body space. It was unfortunate and gross Edit: I was given the generic corporate response (pretend concern/no effective solution and, essentially (I'm assuming because most of the staff is younger and (unfortunately might resort to immaturity without good leadership , much of the rest of the staff started to treat me with malicious compliance (patronization, uncomfortably close interaction coupled with feigned friendliness . It's sad I hope the nice man in the body section has another place to go to when he tires of this melee :b

DO. NOT. WORK. HERE. The leadership is demanding, insensitive, rude, they harass their team workers, they cut hours and demand more work load then reprimand you if you don 't complete 12hrs worth of work in 6hrs, you don 't get guaranteed breaks, most of the time there 's no one else in your section of the department, so you 're left to do literally every task by yourself while also handling guests requests. The entire store 's leadership is crooked and will fire anyone that corporate tells them to fire, regardless of that person 's excellent work or excellent guest experiences. No one there cares about their people working, all they care about are sales money and waste money. Money money money. That 's all Amazon cares about. This is NOT the Whole Foods from before Amazon 's time. This is Amazon, period. The workers work for Amazon, not Whole Foods. Amazon is the worst employer in America, and they 've made Whole Foods into one of their corporate bullsh*t clowns.