Hell yes, new Whole Foods at W. Dallas and Waugh!

[Iconoclast Texan]

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This made my day so far. I live in a townhome right next to there and can walk to the store. This is so awesome from a convenience and property value perspective for me. More proof at how much more awesome Inner Loop living is becoming. Take that suburbs!

 

[UofTOrange]

Why are they building one so close to the other?

 

[Roger]

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[FugleBunny]

I am also excited about this new location.

I shudder at the extra traffic this will create. Almost not worth it.

 

[Joe Fan]

What will a Whole Foods apartment be like?

No connection to city services. Communty garden instead of a pool (guess the fertilizer source). Solar powered AC for the mild Houston summers. Drinking water piped in from the roof.

 

[Roger]

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[general35]

all i know is that the whole foods on woodway at voss is one of the worst grocery stores i have ever been to. i think whole foods prices are way over priced, i would much rather shop at a central market.

 

[Basil Your Face]

Our closest gro is the lovely fiesta at 14th and studewood. My wife and I have been joking for a couple of years that a whole foods with a coffee shop was inevitable with the gentrification in the heights. Although it's a couple of years away, we're happy. Now, if could get someone to burn down the fiesta, we'd be in business.

 

[YChang]

I also take a central market over whole foods personally. I like Fiesta, I remember the one in Clear Lake/Webster years back was really nice.

 

[Basil Your Face]

I'd prefer a central market as well, but beggars can't be choosers. We're beggers.