Whole Foods Market to Open New Store in Simi Valley
The 35,203-square-foot market will open on Nov. 10, bringing 1,500 locally sourced items to Simi Valley shoppers.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Organic Food
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Whole Foods Market is set to open a new 35,203-square-foot grocery store in Simi Valley on Nov. 10, 2026. This location at 2631 Tapo Canyon Road will feature over 1,500 products from California-based suppliers.
Why it matters
The opening increases local access to organic and natural food options for Simi Valley residents. As the third such facility in Ventura County, it expands regional availability of curated goods sourced from California growers and producers.
The new facility is an official corporate expansion, representing the 96th California location for the retailer. The store size of 35,203 square feet is measured against the previous Bed Bath & Beyond site occupancy, though total inventory turnover figures for regional goods remain unknown.
The players
Whole Foods Market
A national grocery chain specializing in organic, natural, and prepared foods.
Food Share Ventura County
A regional nonprofit organization that provides hunger-relief services throughout Ventura County.
The details
The new store is located at 2631 Tapo Canyon Road, occupying a space formerly used by Bed Bath & Beyond. Construction to transform the 35,203-square-foot building was completed in less than six months. The market will operate from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
Timeline
Nov. 10, 2026: The store holds its grand opening at 9 a.m.
Health Landscape
This opening reflects a broader industry trend of repurposing former large-format retail sites to expand fresh food access in suburban corridors. It follows the established pattern of integrating locally sourced products alongside standard national inventory to meet regional consumer demand.
Simi Valley shoppers looking for specific dietary items or organic produce can visit the new location starting Nov. 10 to review the updated inventory. The first 300 customers on opening day will receive a tote bag and a coupon, which may be worth up to $100.
The takeaway
The addition of this market increases the availability of natural food options in the Simi Valley area. Residents interested in regional agriculture can prioritize shopping for the 1,500 items sourced from California-based suppliers at the new location.
Further reading
Learn more about sourcing fresh produce in your area at the Organic Food section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Ventura County Star.
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