Its convenience and customer service good Find what I need easily HEB shares with MIDLAND SOUP…read moreKITCHEN

I love my HEB! The store is spacious and easy to navigate especially if you find yourself needing…read moreto use a riding cart. The cashiers are nice and friendly. It is always clean and I like the way it is set up. I recommend this store!

Albertsons in Hobbs is one of the most busy stores in this area. The store is always stocked up…read moreand the customer service is top notch.

Always friendly people and good butchers I love going to this store it's my favorite good lay out…read moreand good deli

It stinks but in Produce aisle and really bad in the meat section, the Hamburger meat is…read moreawful...the top will look light pink, then get it home and open...all brown an grey and stinks. I tossed a large package today. Lots of self checks...you check out, sack and take them out to your car...no help...none. The prices are unreal..a head of lettuce will run you about $3.00. Terrible. Top it off . it's our only grocery store....

This store has everything. It just cost a bit more. Only grocery store within 20 miles. They have a…read moreSubway inside. They don't have a huge variety on similar items. Lines are short. The place is kept clean and organized. The workers are very helpful. It's a small store in a small town. Great place to get something last minute. But if you got time to go to Hobbs I would suggest you shop there. Bigger stores and better selections .

OMG this one is a SMALL one. I'm old enough I recall the old country Walmarts in towns so small…read morethey had one entry and no groceries. This one is that small but somehow managed to cram a menagerie of grocery aisles in the front. It's packed and small, but it works. Items are limited, tho I'm used to a large city Wally, where the options are more immense and well stocked. For example, the chip aisle, or section not he aisle, was roughly 10 feet wide, larger stores have an entire aisle of chips. Despite the limited food, we stopped to check the Lego section, this was better, it was short on the shelves, but they had lego items that we have not seen in any other stores. It was clean, tight aisles, well kept. It's also your only option for the mega chain stores.

While this may be the cleanest Walmart in a 50 mile radius, it's also one of the smallest…read more Therefore, they don't carry many of the items that I would find at a Super Center. I knew this before coming here on December 11, 2024 , when I used the app to see if a few items were in stock. No silly self-checkout stations here. Not sorry you anti-socialites! Lol. The cashier I went to seemed a bit jaded, but she was welcoming. Maybe she's a mom like me and she was just tired. Ample parking.

Here is why I prefer Thriftway over other grocery stores in Hobbs, America:…read more The employees. They're nice. They're efficient. They don't stand around with their hands in their pockets. They actually help you when you can't find something. The prices. They're reasonable and you don't need a rewards card to save here. The meat and produce selections. They're fresh and of quality. The store itself. It's clean, well-organized, and has good signage inside. The only thing I ever disliked about Thriftway is the location--not necessarily within the city, but the way it is tucked off in a corner behind Bealls and Walgreens. Each December, an annual canned food drive (Stuff-a-Truck) happens in front of this store. So they definitely support their community and less fortunate citizens. I may be the only one who remembers this, but Thriftway used to be on Dal Paso St. That Thriftway burned to the ground back in '07. I never learned what the cause was or how it happened, but... Blessing in disguise? Review #70

Excellent customer service. I just wish I didn't have one bad experience that ruined me from…read morereturning. I bought country style pork ribs and the meat was spoiled. Yuck! I did get a refund but I'm hesitant to buy meat from here now.

It's an okay Walmart Supercenter…read more Some days it's good. Never great, but good. Other days it's just terrible. There are transients scattered everywhere. The parking lot confuses out-of-towners. Folks put puppies in the back of trucks here. So sad. In the evenings the migratory birds swarm all of the trees and they are so loud. It's crazy. Let's move into the actual store finally... The place has been an absolute mess and then some. Dirty. Unorganized. Open packages. The carts suck. The shelves are empty or damn near it. The attitudes from the employees equal those of the other patrons. Why is it like this? The only reason I give it 3 stars is because of the low prices. Ample parking during the mid-mornings. And at self-check I can still purchase whiskey, tequila, and beer with the assistance of an employee. It doesn't take more than a minute usually. I have found that it's faster and more efficient to do self-checkout as much as I detest it. That sums up this love-hate relationship.

Schedule an oil change in automotive department. Even made an appointment on the app. Still…read morewaited over an hour to get it done and on top of that they never have my oil filter. What is the whole point of scheduling an appointment if I'm still having to wait just as long as though who don't schedule. This will likely be my last time and I'm considering other options going forward.

Apparently Seminole Texas has a United Supermarkets…read more I didn't know this until about a month ago when I joked with my brother about where other than Walmart does he go grocery shopping in his new hometown. It is indeed in a very strange location. If you're headed east on Highway 180 from Main Street, access to this smallish grocery store will be on the right. The employees were too busy or unfriendly to interact with me on Mother's Day 2026. But it's a clean, organized store. The produce section was fantastic. On May 10, 2026... Broccoli = $.38 per pound. Garlic bulk = $.69. Good deals. My rewards number works here probably because they are associated with Albertsons Market. I used self-checkout.

A pleasant shop here getting some sliced deli meat and sliced cheese for lunch today. The…read moresupermarket is located just off the main square of Seminole behind the courthouse. There is plenty of parking. The store is in very good condition and considering that it's the only one for a while, the prices were pretty good. Service was pleasant at the deli counter, the aisles were clear and decently stocked, the young lady who rang up my sale was pleasant. There was no trash in the parking lot and the cart corrals were clear. [Review 17429 overall - 440 in Texas - 947 of 2022.]

This place is disgusting. There was moldy cheese and the marinated meat in the case looked a dried…read moreout and several days old. The prices are easily twice what you can get at other stores. This store is unkept and need remodeled and new management.

I was super exited to find an authentic Mexican super market in midland. The markets that truly…read morerepresent the Mexican community usually have 1-2 aisles dedicated just to candy like this place did. I found just what I was looking for!!! Thanks!! So try a little bit of everything in order to know what you'll love in the future!!

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.