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Whole Foods Market

4.4(2,436)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 2436 reviews (Google rating)Bakery$$$Open now · closes 10:00 PM
Open now · closes 10:00 PM

About Whole Foods Market

Whole Foods Market at 2100 E Maple Rd in Birmingham, MI combines a bakery with a broader grocery selection. Part of an eco-minded chain focused on natural and organic groceries, housewares and other products, this location lists organic products, prepared food, a salad bar and cut flowers among its offerings. Produce is also a noted feature. Its Google listing has a 4.4 rating from 2,432 reviews.

The store supports in-store shopping, curbside pickup, in-store pickup and delivery, including no-contact delivery. For shoppers planning a quick visit, listed amenities include on-site parking, a restroom and Wi-Fi. The entrance, parking and restroom are wheelchair accessible. Credit cards, debit cards, mobile NFC payments and SNAP are accepted. Recycling options cover electronics, glass bottles, metal cans, plastic bags and plastic bottles, adding another practical service alongside the grocery and bakery offerings.

Known for

  • Bakery and organic groceries
  • Noted produce selection
  • Prepared food and salad bar
  • Curbside pickup and no-contact delivery
  • Electronics and packaging recycling

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • All fresh- wow. really wow. It's fresh all right! I don't have any bad stuff-not all well, the scanner(s) were OUT OF ORDER!!!!!!!! if you go here, hope for good luck do not go on the scanner side it will be bad if you do... whatever, I …

    A S, September 16, 2026 · google

  • Amy from the cheese department was very rude we were waiting for someone to cut this block for us and it took three people to get her, And she came with not a welcoming attitude to my party but very nice to someone else. Very disappointed

    Kristine Aldana, September 15, 2026 · google

  • I can get the foods I need because Whole Foods still give choices. It's just expensive. And I still can't eat corn because it's genetically modified ... not fit for human consumption. I love corn but had to stop buying it until industry…

    Shirley Slaughter, September 9, 2026 · google

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