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Whole Foods Market - P St
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Health Store
Large and well-stocked natural foods supermarket chain, acquired by Amazon.com in 2018. Offers selections in natural groceries and specialty foods, nutritional supplements and vitamins, fresh fruits and vegetables, as well home cleaning and natural body care products. Find vegan foods like tofu and soy products, plant milks, vegan ice cream, vegan cheese, frozen meals, vegan burger patties, cereals, nuts, and much more. Has deli and prepared foods department. Near Dupont Circle Metro station. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-10:00pm.
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1440 P St NW (at Logan, Washington DC), Washington, District Of Columbia, USA, 20005
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Last update on 06 Oct 2021 by Guest
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9 Reviews
First Review by jujutsuka
ColinM
Points +790
Amazing vegan pizza! - Edit
Make your own 18inch very good value - two for less than $32!
Read moreCooked fresh in 25 minutes.
Sit on the tables outside and enjoy!
Pros: Fresh vegan pizza , Chose your own toppings , Great value
Guest
Ioannam
Points +122
Many many vegan options - Edit
Surprised with the vegan pizza and muffins!
Read moreIt's not rare to find empty selves, most of the times they run out of tofu.
I find annoying that they state that both their meats and fish are sustainable etc etc.
Updated from previous review on 2022-02-11
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levi24
Points +644
Busy Whole Foods - Edit
Clean and efficient WF; can be quite busy because of its central location near Logan Circle.
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NinaMizrahi
Points +43
awesome vegan buns - Edit
great vegan buns and pho which art offed in any other whole foods. Organization is a bit weird though
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cookiem
Points +5888
Standard fare - Edit
Whole Foods is nothing new, but it is always a standard to which you know you can happily be veg or vegan.
Read moreThe produce here is nicely presented and bountiful, with local produce marked accordingly. Look for sale prices and what's in season if concerned for a high cost. The prepared foods are always marked vegan or vegetarian at the hot bar and the salad bar, and in the prepared food glass enclosed cases. I feel that this place has a lot of good vegan prepared foods, including soups and roasted veggies.
In the rest of the store, yes, you can find non-dairy milks and ice creams, grain staples, vegan snacks, vegan baking items, vegan yogurts, fake meats, raw foods and just about anything else your veg heart seeks.
Pros: Labels vegan foods in their cooked food area, Produce is fresh
Cons: Commercial
Guest
DaniM
Points +2053
Great! - Edit
Great as every wfm even if it's a smaller one.
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Stevie
Points +11765
Whole Foods Market - P St, Washington DC - Edit
What to say about this place. So many positives yet so many negatives.
Read moreThis place is a supermarket aimed at the pricy end of the market. It has no pretentions to be all vego and hence my comment about the negatives. The other side of the coin though is that there is a big choice of really great stuff for those of a veg*n persuasion. I had brekkie there today from the hot food section, tofu ranchero no less which I can now report is a Mexican style tofu scramble with green beans. It was fab
Pros: Big choice
Cons: Nowhere near all vego
Guest
juliotnunes
Points +744
Whole Foods Market - Edit
Decent place if you do not have a place to eat and are in a hurry. This place has very few vegan options from the deli, but there are vegan options on the shelf and in the frozen section. Unlike other Whole Foods if you are not use to the ABCD line plus the numbers, look at people moving along in the lines. Or ask someone. East coast and West coast Whole Foods are totally different.
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jujutsuka
Points +541
During travels, visited daily! - Edit
As a tourist, I was confused about where to park but eventually figured out to turn the corner and pull into the underground lot. This store was super fun -- the seating area for eating prepared foods was clean and inviting with choice of booth or bar stool seating. They have a brick oven pizza station with ready-to-go vegan slices... I highly recommend to keep an extra slice in your hotel room to eat for breakfast (no refridgeration needed, yum). The deli counter staff was friendly and happy to make me a vegan hummus sandwich for the road.
Read morePros: good prepared food section, serves coffee, vegan pastries
Cons: busy in city, parking initially confusing
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