Where oh where have all the baked goods gone, that used to fill our heads with warmth. The smells,…read morethe aromas, the bursting flavors as each morsel was enjoyed for its special delight. I grew up in a small town where bakery shops anchored each neighborhood. There were bread bakeries where the fresh baked aroma reached my nostrils long before I reached the bakery. The bread so fresh and delicious it could be eaten before I got home unless I put it away someplace where it wasn't easily reached. Then the famous Pine Street Bakery right in the middle of my paper route where I could always negotiate the cost of delivery for a sweet juicy wonderful morsel of baked goods. And so I was spoiled and fattened with such pastries, pies, desserts. Succulent Danish pastry, fresh baked pies, and cakes that made Mom cry. So today I do my best to find anything to take home for dessert. On my recent trip to HEB I stopped at the bakery noticing a top shelf of baked goods sold under an upscale sounding label. Something a bit above the rest. So for $14.98 I purchased the Banana Creme Pie with Bischoff Cookie Pieces. I always love a god Banana Cream Pie loaded with banana in cream. I really thought that it would have bananas. But no! The listing of ingredients showed a banana puree after the first twelve chemicals used to create this illusion. The rest of the fifty ingredients only served to preserve this chemical creation in perpetuity. Stupidly I didn't't just stop with the pie as two cake slices stood out begging me to purchase them. A Birthday Confetti Cake and a Lemon Mouse Cake with each slice costing $7.99 I felt quite proud to be bringing home something nice for dessert. Like the pie (?) before them these chemical concoctions ended up in the garbage disposal. When the goods behind the counter are all the result of chemical concoctions and frosting illusions there is nothing real about HEB Bakery. Are there real bakeries using real ingredients, (non-artificial, non-chemical ingredients) in the Austin area? I need a good fix.

I bought 3 V-bucks cards last weekend. I was charged for all 3. My grandkids tried to use them…read morethis weekend and they are all not activated. How can they not be activated if I was charged for them? I called HEB and they said they couldn't help me because I don't have my receipt. Why should HEB get to keep $30.00 if they didn't activate the cards? They are ripping people off and there is nothing we can do about it if we don't have a receipt. I won't shop at HEB anymore.

Stopped by this location today to pick up a crazy mix of items:…read moreDrain cleaner Drain snake Pumpkin hot cocoa mix Pumpkin M&Ms Soda Cornbread stuffing chips Cranberry and onion chips Dog toy Frozen fruit bars Pumpkin beer They had it all! It's an older store but it's clean and they have a lot of stuff. The shelves were all fully stocked. Self checkout was a breeze. The employees we came in contact with were friendly.

Customer service was terrible. I go in around 645/7 pm. I walk in with rotten pork chops. I walk up…read moreto a manager and ask to return rotten pork chops. They tell me to wait in the checkout lanes that are 5 people deep in each line. Here I am holding rotten meat and they want me to place it on the belt where other humans food are placed. I have to wait for others to be checked out. Poor customer service all the way around. This should have been handed differently. Be sure to check your meat products.

I'm from Austin, so I've witnessed first-hand the emergence of wellness themed markets over the…read moreyears. Zoe Market does a good job of curating unique items while feeling professional, like a large established brand, but obviously owned and run by locals. They were unfortunately closed when I stopped by the Meridian for a show, but I was able to walk around the store a little as the employees were closing up. I understand the other reviews around the attitude. I saw a candle I usually buy a Whole Foods and I was excited to see it here so I could support a local business, but they were closing, the lights were off and they were wrapping up. The market is more for the coffee shop, and not for late night perusing.

Love this market! Everything is gluten free. They have an on site herbalist and have pre made…read moreincredible tinctures for various ailments like sleep, pms, longevity. They have fresh food in the refrigerator made in house and their baked goods are incredible. Always great customer experience here for me

Jayden is absolutely amazing, he helped us find a quick register and kind and courteous. In such a…read morebusy store it's amazing how efficient he is.

Typical HEB, went specifically for flowers and got why I needed. The tall Christmas trees were a…read morebonus to see. And I have to swing by the bakery, the cake slices get me every-time! This location is undergoing a facelift so the inside is a bit funky. Service was friendly and kind and the store was clean and tidy despite the construction work. Always love HEB!

Wow, we are so stoked to have this grocery store nearby! They have EVERYTHING! Carniceria? Check…read more Cocina? Check. Fresh produce? Check. Beer cave? Check. All the Mexican candy and spices your (my) little heart desires? Check! Great prices, friendly faces, clean establishment - we will definitely be back!

Their kitchen food is awesome!! Brush up on your Spanish though they don't speak English at all…read morereally.

I am not a big store girl...I HATE HEB plus, but that being said I LOVE this Walmart location. The…read moregreeters/bag exit checkers are super nice and the store is always organized and cleaner then most. Also unlike the one in Kyle this one doesn't smell of Subway...not a great smell at all while shopping. Walmart as a whole needs to put prices back on the clothes...this is irritating as can get and losing some people for they dont want to download an app to scan to find out cost when also sometimes the cost online doesn't match in store cost so that brings me to my next point to yall need to price match...especially if you dont want to have pricing on tags! Love this location but WALMART as a whole can do better for its customers.

One place that will always dominate any neighborhood is Walmart. A huge sprawling parking lot with…read moreenough space under one roof to get in a mile of walking, if one were so compelled. This brings me to Walmart in Kyle TX. Located in a safe part of town this place will have, most of what you want. As for the food, it has what one has come to expect from Walmart, average products at a low cost however when it comes to fruit and veggies, the supply is somewhat limited and the fruit needs a lot of washing. In fact, I've stopped buying fruit b/c of all the flies that come home with it. Even washing it when I get home doesn't mean the flies are gone as they migrate before I can deal with them. The baked goods are average however please note if you buy the discounted perishable items, they go bad QUICK. I've also found they're limited in toys as I tried to purchase some items for my kids but they only have the absolute most popular items. So, if you want that GI Joe action figure, you won't find it here, or at least anything new. As for electronics, they have most of the newest gaming consoles, games and controllers however 4k media is limited, but that's a standard among all stores now as physical media continues to be replaced by inferior forms of content like streaming. Most items like pet food and accessories are in abundance, hardware and housing goods have most of what someone needs and the kitchen section has a lot of average equipment to great stuff depending on what you need. For example, the knife selection is horrible but mixers are just as good as anywhere else. I do all of my vitamin and specialty medicine (not prescription) from Walmart as it's the cheapest. Overall, Walmart is exactly what you expect anywhere and that's by design. The only real differences are subtle things that regionally might sell better at one place then another state won't offer a product as it won't make sense. Think of a heavy winter coat for sale in Texas - it isn't needed. Finally, Walmart is bringing back the cashier so the wait times may vary. Other than those items, it's Walmart you know what you want.

When the boys are back in town you know there's only one place to go and that's the Star Market! We…read moreare always on the market for Beer and Hot Chip! This local mainstay keeps the people free and hydrated! You can get a hat, or gas, or Hot Chip. Parking lot potholes are a little dicey. Bring a scout to help navigate. And bring your A game.

Still an awful place that watches you use the bathroom with cameras.. I reported them this week and…read moreit's a common complaint. They're being shut down soon. Beware.

My dad is a health inspector and this is a unsanitary place. Some things in the store are even past…read morethe expiration date. My dad ( the health inspector ) has said it is one of the most unsanitary restaurants in Kyle. I would recommend to stay away from this place.

Bought the fajita season by the meat market and it is soo good.read more

This is my neighborhood Walmart, and I haven't had any major complaints. They always have what I'm…read morelooking for. I check the app to make sure items are in stock first. I love checking out the clearance section for stuff I don't need. The only thing I don't like is the self check out is your main option. The 1 lane open with a human is usually very long.

So, I am so sad that I chose to come here. I found a nail in my back right tire. I have a three…read moreyear old and didn't want to take any chances since I have to travel to New Braunfels to drop it off. I got there at 6:33pm. They waited until 6:50pm to come to me. purposely waiting so they didn't have to help. It was this employee and a short Hispanic male. This is highly unprofessional, even for Walmart. Now I'll have to drive at risk just because they didn't want to do there job.

Two stars for the nasty-looking pan dulce case. I did find everything I needed for dinner under…read more$20, AND yellow mangos, AND ripe avocados, AND chicken feet at the deli. Yes, chicken feet. Honestly, I didn't grow up eating chicken feet, nor do I want to start now. If you know what they're used for, let me know. *barf* If you're in a piñata emergency, this is the place to run to. Unfortunately, they only have the traditional star-shaped ones.