Florida has no shortage of supermarkets for all of your shopping needs. According to Ibis World, Floridians have around 5,269 supermarkets and grocery stores from which to choose.
Which of these stores appeals most to you is probably going to depend on what you value most – whether that be price, quality, selection, or rewards.
Whole Foods arguably tends to appeal to those who prioritize eating healthy, since the company’s own website says it seeks “out the finest natural and organic foods available.”
That said, Whole Foods does have its own store brand – 365 – to keep costs relatively low.
Florida currently only has 32 Whole Foods stores, so getting a new one can feel like a big deal. And not only is Florida getting one soon. It is now hiring.
And they tend to be highly ranked. For example, a reviewer named Marshall gave a South Florida location 5 stars and had this to say:
“If you just want an incredible choice of fresh hot and cold food at price-per-pound prices, this should be your place. Comfortable eating area if you want to eat in, but also available for take-away. (The) lobster bisque soup was quite tasty. Clean, environmentally conscious, lots of room inside and outside to eat.”