Whole Foods Market of Savannah

Whole Foods Market of Savannah is a catering and grocery business in Savannah, Georgia. The store provides catering and prepared food service alongside its grocery aisles, with eateries inside the location including a coffee bar that brews a range of roasts and makes drinks to order, and a sushi counter rolling sushi using sustainably sourced seafood. Catering orders sit alongside grocery pickup and delivery, weekly sales, and recipes. The store holds a rating of 4.90 from 105 reviews.

The store's sourcing standards cover meat, seafood, and eggs, and its Sourced for Good program supports workers, communities, and environmental stewardship where products are sourced. An in-house brand meets standards higher than those applied across the stores. The company runs community giving programs, a local producer loan program that lends to small-scale, local, or emerging producers, and a foundation advancing healthy food access, nutrition, and economic opportunity. It banned plastic grocery bags at checkout in 2008 and plastic straws in 2019, works to divert food waste from landfills, and supports regenerative agriculture and pollinator protection.

The store sits on East Victory Drive, about a tenth of a mile from Harry Truman Parkway and the parkway bridge over Victory Drive. A United States Post Office is roughly four tenths of a mile away, near Wallin Street and Bee Road.

Its local reputation rests on consistently high customer ratings across a large base of reviews, and it is known for its sourcing standards and community programs.