date:Dec 18, 2013
eats, more than the experts had banked on. Cities like this one with its 212,000 residents, many of them college students and migrants from the cities where Whole Foods raised the bar on the grocery business, are embracing the company with an enthusiasm that has confounded the naysayers, propelled its stock price to heady highs and surprised even its executives.
This never would work in the eastern part of the state, said Amy Larson, a food writer and blogger who lives in Boise. They really did