Heads up, Bay Area: If you shop at certain Whole Foods stores, your payment information may have been hacked.
Whole Foods officials said in September that the credit and debit card information of people who bought meals or drinks at its in-store restaurants or bars were exposed to hackers.
Eight of the 470 locations affected are in major cities in the Bay Area, including San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Clara and Walnut Creek.
The grocer, which was recently acquired by Seattle-based online retailer Amazon.com Inc., is investigating the hack, but says it did not affect its main checkout registers or any Amazon.com shoppers.
Below is a list of local stores where customer payment information may have been compromised:
Cupertino
20955 Stevens Creek Boulevard
Local
Tap Room, Gengi Asian Venue
Dublin
5200 Dublin Boulevard
Tap Room, Gengi Asian Venue
Mill Valley
731 East Blithedale Avenue
Tam Tam
San Francisco
Potrero Hill:
450 Rhode Island St
Burger Venue, Coffee Bar
SoMa:
399 4th Street
Tap Room, Gengi Asian Venue
San Jose
777 The Alameda
Pizza Venue, Sushi Venue, Tap Room
Santa Clara
2732 Augustine Drive, Suite 1600
Burrito Venue, Sandwich Venue, Tap Room
Walnut Creek
2941 Ygnacio Valley Road
Tap Room, Taqueria Venue