Just drove 40 mins and they closed early guess I should've called first not blaming them I just…read morefinally decided to get out of bed, guess I'll try again tomorrow been craving good pickles

The variety was unbelievable. Everything seems to be made in small batches. Go check them out fot…read moreyourself! Delicious!

This is a food Co-op, Where you pay $15 for regular or $25 for Organic, bring a big basket (think…read morelaundry basket) and pick up a ton of fruits and vegetables, TONS! I won't get into all the details of how it all works as this is just suppose to be a review, you can find all the info you need on their website and Facebook page though! For $15 dollars you get a bunch of vegetables and fruit! This is such a great value for those willing to put up with the hassles of getting up early and bringing a basket. Basically you pay online and choose if you want the regular basket or the organic and add any extras. The extras are fresh (no-junk like high fructose corn syrup) bread, Mexican packs full of peppers, boxes of oranges, and other assortments that change with every order. They try to get a lot of the produce from local sources, and it will really get you to venture outside of your food comfort zone and cook some new things. I found everything to be delicious and had a lot of fun getting baskets and talking with others about what they were going to make with certain unusual items and then posting results on their facebook page. It is really helpful in inspiring you to eat better. The only negative I had with this location was with them almost DEMANDING you sign up to volunteer. I have no issues with volunteering, but it was only my first time there and the website clearly defines all the information for volunteering. It rubbed my husband the wrong way and I've had a hard time convincing him to go back due to the experience. I did hear that someone (it wasn't me!) complained about the situation and now someone new is running the show, so from what I've heard it seems to be better now. Still minus a star for me due to it and hopefully I'll be back to try it again someday. I still recommend it to everyone though, because it is just such a great deal and such a cool thing to have right here in Fort Worth!

Love bountiful baskets. Le sigh. If only the pick up time…read morewasn't 7:30 in the morning on a freakin Saturday!! Ugh. UGH. Too early for me! Enough of my bitching. You pay either 15$ for a regular basket or 25$ for a organic basket and pick up a whopping amount of fruits and veggies. Mostly local, in season and always fresh. I really like the add ons that you can do as well. The honey wheat bread is the best I've ever had! It's all natural and comes in packs of 5. They freeze wonderfully. Every now and then you can snag gallons of organic olive oil for cheap. The pick up times and locations vary depending on where you are in the metroplex. One basket is WAY more than enough for 4. I split my basket with my family and friends. I'll dole out extras that I know I won't use before they go bad. It's worth a shot!

This is the fastest way to get groceries and they have a great selection of keto friendly products…read more The produce is so much cheaper and good quality. The only thing i wish they had in this store is alcohol as the one in the last town i lived in did.

Love this store. Rachel who works here is the bestest!!…read moreClean store and has a calm atmosphere. Great prices.

They have eveything you could ask for and the prices are awesome the produce is always fresh…read more The only thing I could complain is a very young and thin male cashier always in a bad mood but the rest of the employees are super nice

#24 of the year yaaz queen…read more This location has plenty of parking just keep an eye out on the cars turning in from the service road, they don't slow down. Similar to the other locations I will post that review below. I love this chain of super markets. Every time I step inside It takes me back to growing up in Mexico and hearing and smelling the nostalgic of my childhood. Probably my favorite thing is how they decorate everything inside. The fish department has a mural of the ocean with some fish. The juice bar has like a tiki bar vibe with the straw roof. The produce section has those fake trees and underneath it the fruit so it looks like it fell off the tree. The smell of freshly baked bread coming from the bakery is wonderful. The sound of the tortilla machine chirping away takes me back to when me and abuelita would go early in the morning to get fresh tortillas. Second I love the food court area, sometimes me and my parents will go on the weekends to get food there and we will sit down in those picnic tables and eat. Sometimes the little and simplest of things in life are the best. Pro tip, if you are making tamales or gorditas and need the corn dough to make them. The store sells that dough where they make the tortillas in house. Just tell them you wanna buy x pounds and they will ring you up. It is a bit more expensive compare to what they have in the freezer section but quality and freshness is way superior. Third is the butcher shop, you don't get this kind of service or variety from the big retail supermarkets. My parents use to go to fiesta or minyards when they were around but now they are closing more and more stores making them hard to come by. The closest Fiesta to us is in Arlington and there are more El ranchos and Michoacanas around so this is more convenient for us. The butcher shop has many different cuts of meats and many cuts are pre-marinated so it takes all the guess work out. There are certain meats that have to be cut but the staff is pretty happy to cut them to your specific liking. Sometimes I go in there and say "hey I am making xyz and I don't know that the cut of meat is, could you help me" and 99% of the time they know what I am talking about. If its a popular dish or if you can describe the type of animal meat it uses they will probably know. Fourth, I love coming here because I know I will find those Hispanic brands of food that cannot be found anywhere else. I love going to W.M but sometimes they don't have the Hispanic brands I need or sometimes they do have it but they only have the small cans and I need to Texas size cans lol. Another reason I love it here for the spice wall. Just like Bucees has the wall of Jerky, every el rancho has a spice wall (not a spice rack but a whole wall of spices). A lot of them have the spice printed in both English and Spanish, i always learn something new when I read the lables. They come in whole or grinded to a fine powder. Six reason I love this place (well mostly my parents love it), the produce. We are able to find some ethnic produce here fresher and sometimes cheaper compare to W.M  or targee. When its Christmas time this is the first place I go to get the ingredients to make Mexican punch. The lines on the weekends can be pretty long so be prepared for that. Lines on weekdays are not too bad. I have gotten my mom a birthday cake from here in the past and it was delicious. She loved how it was decorated and the lady at the counter was friendly when I asked for it to be double boxed.

This is a new Dollar general with produce inside. It's a new building, it's only been open for like…read more2 years. Everything's fully stock, neatly organized, a variety of everything. They had two Stockers and one Cashier. Summer items were for sale outside but no price was listed. Cashier said, she would give half off. They had a great selection of Dolly merch. May she rest in peace. I would definitely recommend this DG Market. Pick up your produce land any of their essentials you might have.

I am very pleased with their abundance in choices. Very friendly & helpful staff. Fresh fruit…read moreand vegetables. The building is always clean. Love the convenience.

The employees are wonderful with smiles on their faces and always a willingness to help! Some…read moreprices are a little high, but it sure is convenient plus there is no need to drive 1/2 hr each way and waste gas in your car. On several occasions they have ordered items for me. We are blessed to have this business here at Pecan!

I was going to an interview. I knew it was close by so, I decided to stop here to get some…read moreessentials. Im so glad, I did! I found what I wanted at the price I wanted to pay. I walked out with a Hair mask and Body oil. D.G is ready for fall. They have all the decor out so you can decorate your place. They also have cute stuff for Kids. This D.G. is nice and clean and the Cashier is really friendly. She was multitasking, putting the new inventory out and made it back to the register to check me out and manage to be friendly at the same time. Alright, if you in the area, check it out.

We were meeting fam at Jellystone's and they suggested if we felt like BBQ'ing, "Bring stuff!"…read more Being a tourist, HEB's is the only grocery store I know of in Texas, but the two I found on Yelp were so outta the way. However, Cuzzo (also a tourist) who arrived a day earlier discovered this place and suggested we go here - so close to the hotel we were staying at and on the way to Jellystone's! The goal was to get brewskis, wine, sides, maybe some chips, and of course, tons of meat! There were 4 of us so we all split the list and went on our way. My homework is for side dishes and the proteins. Went to the back and found all the meat I needed. Score. Went to the deli and got a couple of side salads. The lady behind the counter (ugh, I can't remember her name!) was so friendly and welcoming and funny! It really shows she loves what she does. Overall, the store has an old-school, the neighborhood store feel. I really liked it! I'm glad to be able to support a local-ish type of store rather than those biggies like HEB. It may be awhile (if at al) before coming back to this 'hood, but should that be the case, this is will be my grocery go-to!

Yes ma'am I used to live in Alvarado and shop there regularly! And I'm going through there in the…read moremorning and pick up a king cake they are holding for me!! Wonderful place and people