My son and I have been ordering groceries from this walmart for about 3 years now. The store is…read moreclean, safe, reliable, and friendly. The staff are well trained and serve the customer well. We love this store, unlike the ghetto Walmart south of there at 121 and cheeksparger. That other store had staff steal dozens of items from us in multiple deliveries and at the car pickup. Terrible!! When our family called them to complain, they completely ignored us. So if you need high quality Walmart, avoid the ghetto one at Hwy 121 and use the Grapevine one up north off 114 and 26. Well worth the trip!!

I know every Walmart isn't the same however this one was a let down. Was looking for plus size…read morewomen's clothing and limited is the word. No PJ's, a few pants and shirts . . . Even the associate who pointed me in the direction told me "good luck, there's not a lot there" I will say that the lady who checked us out was extremely friendly. She made up for the disappointment as she helped my godson make a decision over a purchase, made sure we had a gift receipt and got us on our way quickly. Walmart, I also need yall to do better with the lighting in the parking lot. The holidays sadly are time that security can be an issue, especially walking into a dark parking lot. Many of your lights are out and there is NO security in the parking lot that we saw during our visit.

5/13/20 at 9:15 pm. The young man who checked me out tonight (dark, slicked hair and short in…read morestature) needs a refresher on how to talk to customers. I was frustrated because construction workers had closed off and taped plastic sheets over the soda aisle and that was one of the main items on my list. I told the young man at the register that they should have waited until the store was closed. He bluntly asked what I wanted and I said, "soda but they have the whole aisle taped over." In a very slow, deliberate, unfriendly (condescending) tone he said, "what do you want and maybe I can get it for you." I appreciate his willingness to get my soda, but there was no "sorry for the inconvenience, let me see if I can get it" or any politeness in his voice. He brought back the soda and despite my feelings, I thanked him. He didn't acknowledge my thanks so when we were finished with the transaction, I thanked him again. He just stared at me until I left. I'm in the customer service business myself and no matter how frustrated a customer is, I never condescend to them or treat them any way but politely. Please let the young man know that his interaction with me left a really bad taste in my mouth, and I really considered taking my $500 a week to Kroger from now on. But the rest of your staff are almost always very polite so I'll give you all another chance.

I swear I wouldn't come here again, but if I put in an order for delivery, it comes from this…read morelocation. I was busy and put in a delivery order, and now I know better than to do that too. My order was delivered elsewhere. Right apartment number, wrong street address. When I contacted customer service they asked me if I could go and get it. If I were going to go out to get my groceries, I wouldn't have ordered them for delivery! And at the point I saw the email that they had been incorrectly delivered, all the meat I had ordered would have been sitting in the Texas summer heat for a half hour, if they were even still there! I don't do delivery very often but it hasn't been a problem in the past, and now they want to make it my responsibility to go on a search and rescue for wayward groceries?! No. Now I am having a hard time with their customer service over a refund, because it "was delivered". Doesn't matter that it was delivered to someone else and I have to run to Kroger in order to make dinner. Other Tom Thumbs in the metroplex are 10 times better than this location. Surprising because of the area that it is in. I have had nothing but problems at this location. They should check out the one on Glade, to see how it is done.

Got myself into a jam. A jalapeno jam. Mmmmm…read more Too bad you can take these jellies on a plane. They should sell them in 3 oz containers. Go sample a few.

super cute little shop. some of the stuff is great but other things are kinda questionable as to…read morehow they ended up in a store that is labeled as a farmers market. staff are friendly and everything is organized well they even have free samples and fun atmosphere. the hummus box is a great concept.

I had a few appointments in Southlake and decided to kill two birds with one stone: beat the summer…read moreheat and check off my grocery run! I stopped by this Kroger to grab our vegetables for the week, and while it took a little bit of searching to track down everything on my list, it was well worth the effort. The highlight was stumbling across a massive container of mushrooms marked down from $6 to $2.79--looks like it was getting close to the sell-by date, but they looked fantastic. How could I say no to that? Once I got home, my husband inspected and cleaned them, and they were in perfect shape. Love finding a great budget win for the family!

My husband dropped by the Kroger in Southlake to get me some flowers for our anniversary. This…read morewill be the last thing he buys from their floral department. I can't believe these flowers were even put out for sale! Dead and wilted. The pics don't even do it justice. They are an incredibly sad excuse for an arrangement...

Ok, I like Trader Joe's for the uniqueness of their assortments. Lately I am crushing on their…read moreFamily Tree Apricot Plums, so good. Been back 3 times in 2 weeks to buy more. They had Olive trees for $9.99 and well I got 2 hoping they survive the heat. I bought some of their Frozen Cod Fish and Breaded Halibut hope they taste good. Just looking for protein options when I need something quick. Their produce and flowers are my favorite departments. I see people walking out with buckets of flowers and I assume they are making their own arrangements. The flowers are affordable for sure. Th hardest part of shopping here is the parking so bring your patience.

I arrived 10 minutes before closing and every employee was chipper and helpful. They were stocking…read morethe shelves and willing to move if they were in the way. When I saw they were out of GF pumpkin spice bagels she mentioned they might have more in the back and happily went to the back. She accidentally brought the gluten full bagels and went back and got me the correct ones. At check out I realized my wallet was in the vehicle and they waited until my husband came and brought me my wallet. At that point they were closed and they patiently waited and had friendly conversation with me. The music was fun and the atmosphere was friendly. I love this location way more than the FW location.

I love Central Market. If you're familiar with the H-E-B family of stores, this is the high-end…read moreversion. H-E-B is more mid-market, Joe V's is the bargain end, and Central Market is the crown jewel. And honestly, shopping here is an experience. Much like IKEA, the store is designed to lead you through the entire place, so you're constantly seeing something else that makes you think, "Oh, I need that." They carry tons of regional specialties, including plenty that aren't even from Texas, plus an impressive selection of prepared foods. The bakery is lovely, and the meat section is downright glorious. We happened to be here at the tail end of Hatch chile season, which is apparently a VERY real thing. Every August, Central Market celebrates with about two weeks of Hatch chile everything. We're talking marinated meats, salsas, chips, cheeses, dips, even cookies. Basically, if they can put a Hatch chile in it, they will. We bought a few things to take home and try later, but we also grabbed an Asian chicken wrap with sweet potato fries from the cafe. Delicious, and easily enough for two people to split. Come hungry, come curious, and give yourself plenty of time. This is not a "run in for milk" kind of grocery store.

Honestly, I was surprised Central Market had made-to-order food -- and even more surprised by how…read moregood it was. On top of that, it was actually pretty budget-friendly, which made it even better. Service was great, and the ambiance was really pleasant and comfortable. The food felt fresh and healthy, and the whole environment just made the experience easy to enjoy.

LOVED this little gem. It has a LOT of British items, the jellies alone - there were maybe 100…read morekinds. (And I am sadly no longer allowed to buy jelly until the hoard of my 10 awaiting bottles in my cupboard is finished!) I really only came here to lookie-loo. But I did buy some authentic British Cadbury chocolates (IFYYK). This would be an awesome place to get easter candy for your favorite Anglophile!

We stopped in the area to get a burger and wanted to check this place out. Since we don't have…read moreplans to visit London/Great Britain (GB) anytime soon, i suppose this is the closest we can get. It was empty when i went, and there was only 1 worker, whom i believe was the owner. She was really friendly and helped me pick some snacks that are popular in GB. This place has a lot of snacks, candy, drinks, food and gifts that have heritage from GB. They even have a fridge for frozen food like Shepherd's pie. some of the items, like chips, are kinda overpriced, but then again i doubt any other stores in the DFW area sells similar items.

This place is a goldmine for any sort of gift for literally any occasion from something touristy,…read moresilly or something quite beautiful to be treasured. They have it all. Huge footprint, clean, brightly lit and the kindest people work there too! Was visiting from out of town and this place is a shining star in Grapevine!

I was so happy to find that they had opened this cute little market. It has great organic produce…read moreand lots of yummy treats. They also have some of my favorite jalapeno peanut brittle. There's samples in various spots around the room and you can enjoy a taste of the produce or snacks while deciding what you'd like to buy.

Been going for years. Very good neat market and fresh produce. The bakery always has a lot of fresh…read morecookies, cakes and pies. Many types of cheeses etc. Pharmacy is world class great people.

Think of a speciality grocery store (Sprouts, Whole Foods, etc) and this is what Market Street is…read more I drove across the metroplex and came in looking for a specific item that the retailers website stated was sold here. After searching, I asked an employee who looked with me and when she couldn't find it, she called someone else. He however basically told me he didn't know why the retailers website stated that they have it as they don't carry it. So this was a wasted trip and at this point I didn't bother looking around at what else the store has. However there were lots of folks shopping so I would say it's a store that many people enjoy, however I likely won't be back as it's far from where i live.

Love shopping here and EJ was so nice! Always a bonus when the grocery clerks are so friendly and…read morekind.

This is a great Sprouts location. Produce always looks good- I don't have to sort through bruised…read morepieces of fruit. The staff is always helpful, professional, and cheerful. The store is also well organized and I have an easy time finding what I need.