I went to Aldi the other day after a long walk at Lake Pflugerville. I've been to this location…read moremultiple times prior to this most recent visit. You need to know that if you want a cart, you need a quarter. You put the quarter into the slot to "release" the cart lock and then when you are done, if you return the cart to its spot, you get your quarter back. The store has what I would say is the typical Aldi selection - more than a Trader Joe's, but less than an HEB. The prices are typically less than other stores assuming you aren't brand name specific in your tastes. The staff are the quickest at the check out ever - true to Aldi's reputation. Just know that you'll be bagging your groceries yourself at the counter beyond the cash registers as there is no time to bag them at the checkout line. The store has wide aisles and while it may not be the most well organized space, the signage is clear about what is where. Overall, I would definitely visit this store when in the general area.

I've been to this grocery store twice. Each time I came it had to be a pre-planned trip since I…read morelive in S. Austin. The prices are somewhat good but not worth a trek up here. When we got there the lines were long, and there were only 5 registers. The cashiers are able to be seated unlike other grocery stores where you have to stand for your whole shift. They will ring your stuff up and then you move the cart to the side and bag it yourself.

I don't shop in Randall's, but due to area I was in, I had to go there quite a few times and I like…read morethe store. It's spacious and not crowded, have everything I needed. I really recommend their bagels. Fresh, tasty. Also, Christmas items in clearance were very inexpensive and I found a few great decorative items and baking stuff. They have Starbucks which makes it so convenient. Coffee tasted somewhat old, but barista was very accommodating and brewed a fresh one. Definitely want to go back to shop.

Everything looks so fresh! This place includes a flower boutique with balloons, a pharmacy, a…read morebakery, deli, butcher, and even a Starbucks.

This is one secluded Mexican a meat Market. I never knew this place was here until I Yelped it…read moreyesterday. The overall environment is really nice and clean. They do have. a restaurant inside so you can order yourself some tacos. The meat market has a variety of meats. Their fajita was $9.99. You think man that is expensive. However, they are a dollar cheaper than Costco. They match with H-E-B prices with the chicken going for .99 cents a pint the day I walked in here with my wife. All the staff were friendly. They primarily speak Spanish here. But I do believe they speak English as well if you need to asked for something in English. All their produce look fresh and great selection I must say. Overall spacing between the aisles were tight and the store is small compared to the rest of the Mexican Markets in the area. But don't let that detour from shopping here if need something you cannot find at the bigger stores or if you're looking for a bargain with todays highly inflated meat prices. Plenty of parking in the private parking lot.

I just came for gum and service was horrible. The cashier didn't even say hi or thank you, she was…read morereally rude when I was paying

Love that there's such a new HEB to shop (and eat) now! Super close to where I love to shop - at…read morethe shops at Stonehill plaza!! Prices are what the typical HEB prices are so no surprises there. It's B I G. Did I mention there's a True Texas BBQ right at the left entrance of the store? You can order via several kiosks and order online for pickup or just eat and then shop. Lines aren't too long either. They have multiple ways to checkout: the usual self-checkout 10 items or less, self-checkout 25 items or less, and the usual stand-in-line conveyor belt style. They sometimes have sample stations just depends which day you go (idk their schedule). Overall a very new and nice place to shop-eat-chill. I love my local HEB

Just about the worst cashier experience I've ever had at an HEB, in fact from any grocery store…read morei've ever been to. Theresa in the 15 items or less was a real gem. First i'm met with a giant yawn when I walked up, almost sucked my whole face in. All I asked, was "Long Day, your day almost done?" I get a "I don't discuss much" " I then say, i'm sorry about that Theresa" then we do not speak the rest of the transaction, and that's what this was, a transaction, not an experience like EVERY other time i've been to an HEB. She proceeded to let out a large burp to finish. That was a real treat at the end. That's what I get for trying a different HEB on an alternate route home, my HEB would never. Do better Pflugerville Pkwy, Theresa will lose you guests, or at least stack more complaints like mine.

It's funny how life surprises you-kind of like finding out the new H-E-B across town has that one…read moreelusive item your regular stores just can't seem to stock. So off I went to order curbside, and wow, what an experience. First of all, curbside here is chef's kiss. They've got their own dedicated area off to the side, away from the parking lot chaos. No fighting with other customers who think your reserved spot is fair game. Nope, this is a curbside oasis. There are plenty of spots, and the in-and-out process is smoother than a perfectly ripe avocado. The store itself looks great from the outside--pristine, shiny, and promising. I haven't been inside yet (I mean, why bother when curbside is this good?), but I've heard the Texas BBQ inside is legendary. And now I'm torn: do I break my streak of grocery-store efficiency and go in for brisket, or do I stay loyal to my curbside kingdom? Decisions, decisions. In conclusion, this H-E-B has me contemplating a long-term relationship. I might just keep coming here, even if it's a bit of a drive. Who knew I'd get so sentimental about parking spots and stocked shelves? Next thing you know, I'll be writing sonnets about their tortilla factory.

BRIDES!!!! DO NOT USE HEB AS YOUR FLORIST!! I got chose to use this location for my florals for my…read morewedding. Working with Emily Estrada was a complete nightmare!!! It got to the point where I couldn't even deal with her anymore and had my planner take over. The flowers I ended up getting didn't even match my color scheme. What a waste of money. Please just spend the money and find a better florist. I have a lot more to say but there's a character limit

The service there was terrific Mandy helped us today and was extremely helpful and friendly. Love…read morethe warm and welcoming hospitality, you will see me there more often. Sincerely instant winner

Convenient location always clean and neat!…read more Service is not too consistent! But not the worst! Can always find fresh options.

Wow didn't expect an awesome market with great food basically at a gas station!…read more Was looking for meat by the pound because I didn't feel like cooking and this place came up on yelp. I made the short drive out here and fell in line where they took my order and I got a pound of carnitas and a pound of bistec all for about $20! And to top it off they came with onions, limes, and cilantro and some amazing salsas! Will definitely be back!

Great store to buy bulk meat. Sold by the pound and affordable prices. We Will be shopping there…read moreagain soon

This is a really nice Whole Foods location and easily one of the better grocery stores in the area…read more The moment you walk in, everything feels bright, clean, and well-organized. The fresh produce section is especially impressive -- the fruits and vegetables are beautifully stocked, and the colors are so vibrant that it honestly makes shopping more enjoyable. You can tell they put effort into keeping everything looking fresh and appealing. They also have a great variety of items, from everyday groceries to specialty foods and personal care products. It's one of those places where you can come in for just one thing and end up walking out with a few extra goodies because so many things look tempting. One of my favorite sections here is the flower area. They always have such cute and lovely arrangements, perfect for gifts or just to brighten up your home. We came this time specifically to pick up a birthday cake for my wife, and we're really glad we did. We found a nice small cake, and it turned out to be absolutely delicious -- light, flavorful, and not overly sweet. It was a perfect way to celebrate. Overall, this Whole Foods is a great spot for quality groceries, treats, and little special finds. We'll definitely be back for more yummy stuff in the future. Cheers!

The coffee bar/juice bar is the worst. I was looking forward to getting a green smoothy only to get…read morethe negative male barista take my order with a stare, not even a hello. He did manage to ask if we were ok to wait for 10 mins because he needed to clean the equipment. 10 mins later we came back and when I asked if these were the smoothie, he said I don't know. Why come in to work when you're going to be rude to paying customer in a service job.

This H-E-B Plus is my go-to. The store is usually very clean, the layout makes it easy to find what…read moreI need, and the cashiers and staff are always friendly; special shoutout to Rey, my favorite! I also really appreciate that H-E-B recently started accepting Apple Pay, it makes checkout so much more convenient. Overall, a solid shopping experience every time.

i don't have much to add in comparison to my previous review, but i went at 8:30 tonight and they…read morewere closed early. i asked what time they normally closed and they said 9:00 but they were short staffed. i don't think that's a valid excuse. just handle it!!! oh my gosh dawg.

Amazing experience. The sushi was great, love how fresh the meat. Richard was very helpful and…read morepatient. Will definitely go again.

Had a great experience at sprouts in Round Rock, Richard in the meat department was very helpful…read moreand his customer service was great. we will be returning soon.