Whole Foods Market Opens In Huntington Station

HUNTINGTON STATION, NY — Whole Foods Market opened in Huntington Station in mid-July, the market announced.

The 43,916-square-foot store is at 350 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station. The store’s design aims to emphasize simplicity by incorporating elements of the bay area’s fluidity and the neighborhood’s commuter heritage.

The Huntington Station store features more than 2,000 local items from the Northeast, all of which meet Whole Foods Market’s set standards.

"We are thrilled to open this Huntington Station store with a fantastic assortment of products from local and emerging brands in the Northeast, with many from right here in New York," said John Lawson, forager for local and emerging brands at Whole Foods Market. "From local suppliers new to Whole Foods Market, like L’Isolina Pasta, La Rossi Pizza and Don Carvajal Coffee, to longtime customer favorites like Oliver’s Organic Eggs, Adirondack Ice Cream, MyBacon and Annie’s Ginger Elixir, each product was thoughtfully sourced to provide something for everyone."

During the grand opening festivities, customers enjoyed cold brew coffee from Sail Away Coffee Co., muffins from Abe’s and Koyo Berries from Oishii. The first 300 customers in line received a limited-edition Huntington Station tote bag and a Secret Saver coupon featuring offers up to $100 off.

Additionally on opening morning, Whole Foods Market donated a Nourishing Our Neighborhoods van to We All We Got, Inc., along with $3K in products. The Nourishing Our Neighborhoods program, which launched in 2020, aims to enhance the operational capabilities of local food rescue organizations, enabling efficient transport of food from surplus locations to areas with the greatest need.