U.S.'s Smallest Whole Foods to Open in Brookline
There is a bread-breaking ceremony in honor of the 22nd Whole Foods in Massachusetts on Thursday at 8 a.m..
The smallest Whole Foods in the United States will open its doors in Brookline on Thursday. The 16,000 square foot store will open with a bread-breaking ceremony at 8 a.m. at 1028 Beacon Street. The store will employ 75 team full and part time team members. “Our focus here will be ‘Bringing Local Flavor Home,’” Marketing Specialist JP Scioville said. “Our products will either be produced, packaged or made in New England.” Whole Foods sells local products wherever possible, though not all products can be locally sourced. This store will offer quick serve, ready to eat items like sandwiches, pizzas and burritos as well as a coffee bar with a deck in the works for outdoor seating during the warm weather months. “We cook what we sell,” …
Jamie Aparicio Imm Santero
5:55 pm on Monday, April 29, 2013
Actually the Sebastopol, CA store is only 10,000 sq ft.......which was expanded from it's original 2,000 sq ft. more ›