Whole Foods on St. Louis' Central West End

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A higher standard

A focus on contemporary, convenience and quality is on display at Whole Foods Markets’ latest store in St. Louis.

Located in the stylish Central West End neighborhood, the 28,500-square-foot store opened in late May in the ground floor of a newly built residential high-rise on West Pine Boulevard, bringing the Austin, Texas-based natural foods giant to a walkable neighborhood of restored historic homes, restaurants and students from the nearby Washington University medical complex.

The store appears to make a particular effort to call out the quality standards of its items, as illustrated in the messaging above the dairy case.

Drinks to go

This store combines a draft beer station and wine bar with coffee-to-go.

Now showing

A selection of cheese available at a service cheese bar. The theater marquee letters are used as a design element throughout the store.

Fresh served

A fresh fruit and grain bar provides shoppers with quick solutions.

Loud and clear

The sign above the meat counter boldly broadcasts Whole Foods’ quality standards.

Alternative meat

A refrigerated case highlights meat alternatives.

Rated produce

Whole Foods’ responsibly grown rating system rates fresh produce and flowers based on farming practices impacting health and the environment.

Freshly made

Foods prepared on-site include pizzas, sandwiches and tacos.

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