This super market is CLEAN. The owner super nice, this place doesn't smell like the rest of the…read moreAsian store when you walk in. I love how their produce is actually " taste " like it's supposed to. Thai chili peppers are sooooo spicy, it's worth every penny. Check it out, by far this is the best Asian market in Midland.

There is an older Asian Market on Illinois, but this place I am reviewing is still fairly new! I've…read morebeen impressed how quickly they have grown and added products this past year. While still small, what started as a small amount of mainly dry Asian products on shelves in a single room, has added rows of freezers, and a second area with two large refrigerated cases. They have a few gifts now, and have added some cookery items. I'm from Dallas and have been just dying for a place like this.

Came in looking for an item I used to get at Whole Foods which I have been unable to locate in…read moreMidland... unfortunately, I did not find it here either. The store carries products from the same brand so *maybe, just maybe* I can get them to order this particular product for me??? Other than that disappointment, I was impressed with the rest of their selection. I have been wanting to find some nondairy cheeses (dang lactose intolerance) and discovered a pretty good variety here! The main downside of Natural Grocers (and pretty much ANY "health food store" is the PRICE. Gosh! How is it so expensive to eat REAL, HEALTHY, NATURAL FOODS?!?! Luckily, they have sales! The sale prices make it more manageable to shop here. For instance, the nondairy cheese I mentioned earlier is usually $4.49/8oz package, I missed a sale on it for $2.99/8oz package. (Their website listed a sale that ran through Sept. 1st) having never actually tried non dairy cheese, I was nervous to spend that much on something that *might* be gross... so I kind of would want to wait for another sale. I did buy some non dairy sour cream for $3.19... and it was ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING! Didn't taste anything like sour cream. Wonder why they could actually call it sour cream??? Blah! Anywho- the staff were all friendly, especially the cashier. We'll be back!

I would like to bring attention to your employees. Karin, Ashley and everyone are very excited to…read morehelp. They instantly acknowledge when you walk in the door. They are very attentive to helping find items. I feel as if they have become a part of my family. Truly Karin and Ashley imparticular brighten my day when I'm shopping there. Cudos ! Give those ladies some acknowledgment! Thank you for all the greatness this business brings! God bless you all!

These guys we called to see if we could pick up our deer that was processed and they closed at…read more5:30. We showed up a couple of minutes before closing and they refused to help us because the girl working had somewhere to be. They will sell your meat if you don't pick it up fast enough-(they did it to a fried who dropped off bison meat) there are better processors and choices. I wish we have gone somewhere else.

The most amazing service by the cashiers and bag person. It is an amazing experience and I would…read morerecommend it to everyone..

Sent to market street: I strongly recommend hiring staff…read morethat speaks English. It was very painfull purchasing deli meats. It took 20 minutes to get a quarter pound of ham. Two other customers just walked away. The response: We aim to build a diverse and inclusive team at Safeway, and many of our staff speak multiple languages to better serve a wide range of customers. However, every team member has received training in fluent English communication to ensure clear and friendly service for all shoppers, regardless of language background This doesn't work for me. Seems quotas are more important than hiring qualified people

We had lunch yesterday and it was so good! We shared a plate and it was more than enough for two…read morepeople. Definitely have lunch there. We met the owner and he is so nice. Will definitely have lunch there again.

The food is so good! The have different lunch specials…read moredaily. They give you a ton of food. Love coming here but walk out needing a nap and a walk from all the food!

I tend to avoid smoothie places because they tend to be way too sweet, full of unnecessary add-ons,…read moretoo expensive, etc. but this location had a BOGO deal for some of their smoothies through Uber Eats. I just wanted something light, not too sweet, and healthy prior to heading out to the airport. This was the perfect choice. First off, the level of customer service to include a cup holder and wrap the cups in plastic wrap to ensure nothing falls over and spills is awesome. I've ordered other places before and they don't even think about that. Good job Pure Green team! The smoothies themselves were delicious. Super healthy, great ingredients, and I love that they use coconut water as a base since Midland's water is definitely not the best to say the least. Best part? Not too sweet. I'll definitely order from Pure Green again when I come back!

The best coffee and best service in Midland. there are other options in the area, no one even comes…read moreclose! hands down, the friendliest group of folks who seem to genuinely care about you. I always come to the window to engage with the entire staff. my granddaughter loves the stickers too. I highly recommend!

I just love H-E-B…read more This one is good. It's one of at least two that I know of in Midland, TX. My daughters laugh still when I tell them H-E-B stands for the founder's son, Howard E. Butt. "Butt," they giggle. Lest you forget, "the initials also playfully represent the store's slogan, 'Here Everything's Better'." Cute, huh? This store was mostly clean and organized. We found some good deals on meats. I mean for the times. And I love the H-E-B line. They omit lots of junk and artificial crap plus they are cheaper than the name brands. This mom is a fan! The seafood guy was funny. The cashier was nice but distracted with her phone. The most maddening scene was the parking lot on January 4, 2026.

We don't have HEB where I live, but I wish we did. The store has everything you could ever need! It…read morehas a grocery section, flower shop, a bakery, and a wide variety of non-food items like towels, candles, and so much more. The staff I interacted with was incredibly friendly, from the baker in the bakery department, to the florist who created a beautiful centerpiece for my aunt's 100th birthday. The store was spotlessly clean. The produce department is enormous, and they also carry a great selection of organic fruit. The bakery department has premade cakes and also takes special orders. They have a great selection of meats, including large packs for those with larger families or if you're hosting a large gathering. There's plenty of parking and handicap spaces near the entrance.

Love love love this place. Super nice staff and the BEST DRINKS AND DESSERTS…read more 10/10 Highly recommend

They messed up my order and wanted me to PAY to remake it smh then they tell me thats how they make…read moreit when its not tabled on their menu. They do not make traditional foods i guess

Just moved to Odessa this week and was excited to try this Farmer's Market. My daughter has lived…read morehere for 2 years and said there wasn't a lot of stuff when she went last year. WELL I was pleasantly surprised that this wasn't the case this tear! TONS of vendors selling everything you can imagine! They even have a special row for kid vendors selling their arts, crafts and baked goods. Get there EARLY next month if you don't want to park a mile away LOL . So lucky to be able to support local craft's people!!!

This is a large farmer's market that meets once a month in the Parks Legado Town Center Plaza from…read moreJune to September. Over 70 Vendors servicing the Midland-Odessa area with a nice mix of goods for sale. Farms selling traditional produce sold next to home gardeners with more unique items like Armenian Cucumbers, red garlic and shelled walnuts. A lot of mom and pop-type baked goods, pickles and preserves, too. A flower shop where you could make your own bouquets paid by the stem. And plenty of drink options like Serendipitea Boba and Far West Coffee with their Apple-Blueberry Topo Chico-topped Nitro Cold Brew - mouthful right? Phew! On this particular day, they had live music and an area for drop-in (free!) yoga next to the plaza's beautiful fountain. It was very scenic, a nice calm away from the desert and oil ponies this area is more known for. And dogs are allowed, so everyone in the family can join! Unfortunately, the same issues that plague the rest of this area, hit this market too. Things like... Long queues. Worker shortage so you wait 30mins for a drink order. Crowds. And so expensive! $7 Cold Brew and $10 for ONE peony stem are the type of things I expect from a big city. And here, the quality didn't match the pricing. Everything we ate was mediocre. The fancy flowers weren't even home-grown, they came out of plastic and into bins just like HEB's flowers. In fact, I saw more than one vendor repackage bulk goods so it cheapened the experience a bit. Overall, an interesting experience. Clearly there's a market to do these more often so they really should. It might lessen the crowds, allow for lower pricing and over time, maybe allow for better quality goods. And add some tables and chairs so I don't have to take a Louis Vuitton to the face while I'm trying to eat my food.