Dear Alexandria whOle foods

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If this is the one on Duke St., I have to agree with OP. This WF is ghetto.

OMG. This is possibly the dumbest thing I have ever heard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If this is the one on Duke St., I have to agree with OP. This WF is ghetto.

OMG. This is possibly the dumbest thing I have ever heard.

Agree. And speaking of Old Town, how can you knock it? Historical, beautiful, fun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OPs rant is ridiculous. The only awful part of this Whole foods is the horrible parking lot!

Clearly you people have never visited Arlington... Or Berkeley. Alexandria sucks. Just ask Geico. Even they charge you more to live here.

I like Arlington plenty, but I'm suspicious when Arlington people bash Alexandria so much. Is it because Alexandria's residential zoning does not look like someone threw a dart at an architectural dartboard? Any block in N. Arlington easily has one random house after another that look like they dropped out of the sky at that location...$800K homes next to $400K homes next to $1.5 mil homes...and at the end of the block...a locksmith and a KFC. Weird.

Hey-- I am the Arlington poster that said I LOVE Oldtown and like the WF on Duke better than the one in Clarendon. If it weren't for the quality of the public schools that historic Oldtown feeds into-- I'd be there instead of here!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OPs rant is ridiculous. The only awful part of this Whole foods is the horrible parking lot!

Clearly you people have never visited Arlington... Or Berkeley. Alexandria sucks. Just ask Geico. Even they charge you more to live here.

OMG that has to be the dumbest reason to hate a city that I have ever heard of.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If this is the one on Duke St., I have to agree with OP. This WF is ghetto.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If this is the one on Duke St., I have to agree with OP. This WF is ghetto.

OMG. This is possibly the dumbest thing I have ever heard.

Agree. And speaking of Old Town, how can you knock it? Historical, beautiful, fun.

I live right next to Old Town and have no problem knocking it. '

It's got too many restaurants that are meh and almost zero interesting shopping.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If this is the one on Duke St., I have to agree with OP. This WF is ghetto.

OMG. This is possibly the dumbest thing I have ever heard.

Agree. And speaking of Old Town, how can you knock it? Historical, beautiful, fun.

I live right next to Old Town and have no problem knocking it. '

It's got too many restaurants that are meh and almost zero interesting shopping.

You aren't paying attention to the right things. *Sigh*

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OPs rant is ridiculous. The only awful part of this Whole foods is the horrible parking lot!

Clearly you people have never visited Arlington... Or Berkeley. Alexandria sucks. Just ask Geico. Even they charge you more to live here.

OMG that has to be the dumbest reason to hate a city that I have ever heard of.

Really? A higher crime rate necessitating higher insurance prices is a dumb reason not to live some place...
I heard Detroit is lovely this time of year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If this is the one on Duke St., I have to agree with OP. This WF is ghetto.

OMG. This is possibly the dumbest thing I have ever heard.

Agree. And speaking of Old Town, how can you knock it? Historical, beautiful, fun.

I live right next to Old Town and have no problem knocking it. '

It's got too many restaurants that are meh and almost zero interesting shopping.

You aren't paying attention to the right things. *Sigh*

You are right. It has the glass stache. The only redeeming value in an ontgerwise over stuffy area suffering from average restaurants and a nice view of a river we can all see in Arlington, dc, and parts of md.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OPs rant is ridiculous. The only awful part of this Whole foods is the horrible parking lot!

Clearly you people have never visited Arlington... Or Berkeley. Alexandria sucks. Just ask Geico. Even they charge you more to live here.

I like Arlington plenty, but I'm suspicious when Arlington people bash Alexandria so much. Is it because Alexandria's residential zoning does not look like someone threw a dart at an architectural dartboard? Any block in N. Arlington easily has one random house after another that look like they dropped out of the sky at that location...$800K homes next to $400K homes next to $1.5 mil homes...and at the end of the block...a locksmith and a KFC. Weird.

Hey-- I am the Arlington poster that said I LOVE Oldtown and like the WF on Duke better than the one in Clarendon. If it weren't for the quality of the public schools that historic Oldtown feeds into-- I'd be there instead of here!

You must be referring to South Arlington. My comments are only about North Arlington. Alexandria can have South Arlington- OP.

[Anonymous]

I agree. There is something off about this WF. I live equal distance from Clarendon WF and OT WF and 9 times out of 10, I choose to go to the Clarendon WF. I actually dread when I end up at the OT WF.

[Anonymous]

Alexandria...smells like sewage from May to October. Delightful. I worked in Old Town for 8 years. If I had my way I would never go back there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OPs rant is ridiculous. The only awful part of this Whole foods is the horrible parking lot!

Clearly you people have never visited Arlington... Or Berkeley. Alexandria sucks. Just ask Geico. Even they charge you more to live here.

OMG that has to be the dumbest reason to hate a city that I have ever heard of.

Really? A higher crime rate necessitating higher insurance prices is a dumb reason not to live some place...
I heard Detroit is lovely this time of year.

I don't make my living decisions on an annual cost of a few hundred dollars per year.

[Anonymous]

What about Del Ray? Old Town is touristy, but Del Ray is fabulous. I love walking around Old Town to admire the architecture, eating at one of the restaurants in Del Ray, and living in Rosemont.

[Anonymous]

I love Old Town Whole Foods. I've been going there for five years and they still have some of the same staff who I find friendly and helpful. I also love living in this area.