Will never return here again. Disrespectful manager who's name is Ernesto and employees. I just…read moreoverheard a conversation between a manager and custOmer and the manager was very rude to this customer laughing in this customers face and then I see employees start to join in laughing at this customer. Ernesto told the customer to leave and the customer never got rude or loud or anything. He was just asking questions.

This is will be the last time we shop at this store. I am not employed by Krogers and I don't get a…read morediscount of employee benefits so I will not support a company that only has self checkouts when there are 6 people standing and watching us do their job. We will be giving all of our business to HEB.

Detest this store but shop here because I have no choice…read more The lot is a mess... not because of Walmart but because of the animals who shop here. Low class clientele. Dirty diapers and trash... even if they had a 24 attendant it wouldn't be enough. The checkers are nice on the plus side.

The debit/credit machine did not work at checkout. The cashier made no attempt to correct the…read moreissue. Complete waste of time. An obvious breakdown in management and training. Sad. Pathetic.

Great Cooked Food & Excellent Service. Highly recommend breakfast, lunch or dinner can't go wrong…read morewith buying any meal from here

I rounded up to 4 stars based on value alone. In my quest to find the greatest burger in the…read moreHouston area, I ran across this apparently Asian-owned, hidden gem while searching through Yelp listings near my work. I've heard of burgers at car washes but never burgers at a grocery store/laundromat. Yep, they own the laundromat next door too. I came mainly for the burger and jalapeno poppers, but sadly they no longer have the latter, not enough people ordered them. I simply ordered a burger basket with onion rings instead of fries, big mistake! The onion ring breading was so rock hard, it hurts my mouth when I tried to bite into them. The burger weighs in at about 1/3 pound and is pressed very thin. It resembles and tastes nearly identical to Whataburger, with exception of one important thing, they use fresh ground beef here. No surprise a lot of Yelpers mention Whataburger in their reviews. My patty was cooked medium, but they don't ask how you want it cooked. The burger normally comes with toasted bun, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, mustard and mayo. I added sliced, pickled jalapenos for free at the suggestion of the lady taking my order. I also added a 500 mL Mexican Coke and the total came out to about $7. They also use American cheese, so I skipped that. As compared to Hippo burger, which I had to pass just to get here, I like the buns here more, since they hold up well. However, Hippo has a more flavorful beef patty, and it's thick which is my preference. Average service when placing my order, but the man at the cash register was very friendly and seemed like one of the owners. They don't have anywhere to sit down inside, so its definitely to-go only. Next time I come back, I'll try a double burger with fries.

Been shopping at this Kroger for well over five years by now and I never really had many issues up…read moreuntil fairly recently with what I believe to be a change in management?? There used to be this one manager, I believe his name was Lonnie who ran the store - he was a decent manager. I haven't seen him in a while but I think he has been replaced by this guy called Butler I think. I had the misfortune of having to deal with this Mr. Butler when I was having an issue with the attitude of the people working in deli. They called Mr. Butler over to help assist me, and he was nothing but unprofessional and rude. He completely disregarded everything I said, looked at me like I was stupid, and when he walked away from me, I overheard him calling me "white trash" to a fellow employee. I knew exactly what he said, and I informed him that I was gonna call corporate for his unprofessional management skills and his racist remark - he just looked at me again like I was stupid and simply walked away. I really do wonder if Kroger actually trains their store managers properly, because I've never been treated in such a way all my years shopping there.

I went to the pharmacy at Kroger 3820 Atascocita rd Humble Tx 77396. February 14, 2024 at 7:35 p.m…read more and my asthma was bothering me. I thought I was waiting patiently for my medication but the pharmacy tech apparently wasn't having a great night. I seen her sorting things and I thought maybe it was more urgent than me waiting in line, but when the pharmacist asked her if she helped me she claimed "I ignored her," which was her reason for making me wait so long, when I didn't even know she spoke to me to begin with so I stood there sickly because she "assumed" I ignored her. Overall i would give the 'pharmacist' 5 stars I would because I appreciate him for his help. But the tech was unprofessional so zero stars to her!!!

My trip back to the farmers market was just like the first time. Every vendor is so knowledgeable…read moreabout the products they have available. Get the honey! Get the jam! Get the pickles and jalapeños! Get the sauce squares! The sun was beaming, not too hot, not too cold. The music was vibing. Come from far or near, you must visit this market. My drive back was more than worth it!!!!!! I'll be sure to grab more pictures next trip.

Thank you to Brittany B and yelp for organizing a wonderful event. I am thankful to have been able…read moreto join this event as I had a great time last year. Although it was a bit cold and windy out, it was still a good time. I was able to purchase coffee from the coffee truck, Argentinian empanadas, and a goat milk soap. Jonathon showed us to each vendor and described what each tent had to offer, how long the market had been around. The cooking demo was great. Chef Jazzy explained her background, being trained at the Culinary Institute of America. She demonstrated how to properly cut a pineapple, grill it, to bring out its natural sweetness. The king trumpet mushrooms were an alternative vegetarian to "scallops", everything prepared was delicious! This was such a great idea to use produce and seafood sourced from the market. I will try to return to this Farmer's Market to support the local businesses.

Huge market although the fresh produce, bakery, deli and butchery are limited…read more Seems the main focus is on clothes and household items. Friendly staff.

Very good service. An employee named Landon brought my groceries and was very nice to me. I had a…read moregreat experience here.

Never thought I'd be shopping in a supermarket on vacation, but here I am in Humble on a Saturday…read moreafternoon in December 2025. My friend and her husband wanted to pick up a few things on the way home, so I just tagged along and thought maybe I could find stuff there too to snack on. With that said, we came to HEB and found out that they are a privately owned company grocery chain. Like Whole Foods but privately held. The store itself it's fairly large with practically everything you'd need on a daily basis. From produce to your every day basics, they try to carry anything and everything you need. I followed my friends around the store, aisle after aisle and found a few things to pick up while I was there. I probably spent about an hour or so looking around and thinking of what to buy. It's a typical supermarket with all the things that are available for you. They have what most people buy and what is in demand every single day. I even saw a poke station inside the store, near the back. I thought it was funny, that I am from Hawaii. That's cool that there's a Hawaii presence here at HEB. For the most part though, it was a nice and enjoyable experience at least for a supermarket goes. Everything was great, organized and optimized for everyone's needs and shopping experiences. For me though, I picked up a few bottles of unsweetened green tea for a nice price and a couple cartons of ice cream for later. If you're in the Humble area of Texas, consider coming to this grocery chain to get your favorites and daily essentials here. It's definitely recommended if you're looking for something new and want to be closer to home or where you are staying in Humble. The overall experience here at this HEB supermarket location was fairly good and nice. The check out service was typical and you got in and out without much effort. The selection of products can range between what the supermarket purchases, but I'm sure the prices are comparable to other places and people are always wanting a good deal for their purchases, myself included. The supermarket itself didn't seem like it had much air conditioning while I was there but it was decent. There were sales going on but for me, I chose the cheapest option and however amount I needed. It was a place where you don't have to stay long if you don't have to. Just buy what you need and get out. Although buying meat was a favorite pastime for my friend, it was nice to see her talk to the staff about various cuts of meat and whatnot. 99% of this store is self service, but if you do need help, there's staff here to assist you in finding what you need. Didn't need help this time, since I know what I wanted anyway. This HEB supermarket location is located in Humble, Texas. It's physically located at 7405 FM 1960 Road East. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. As far as parking goes, there's a generous amount of parking here for anyone and everyone who wishes to shop here on a daily basis. Unfortunately, there's no reliable or viable public transportation in and around Humble. Best bet would be to rent a car or ask a friend to drive you to and from HEB for daily necessities. No way around it actually. There's always uber or Lyft, but that can add up really quickly. HEB is a cool supermarket that has a bit of everything. While it may not fit everyone's budget, it provides many with the goods/services they need on a daily basis and it's nearby. For my experience though, it was nice because I got to shop with friends. If you're in the area, consider stopping on by. They'll be glad to have you. 4.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! B

My cashier the checked me out was awesome. But before I checked out I had decided to go to the…read morecourtesy booth to get a money order. There was a person there so I stood back with my small basket of things waiting to be acknowledged to take care of what I needed. I stood there for about ten minutes. I was never asked if I needed anything. CODY keep looking at his cell phone looked at me about for to five times, went in the back room there about two to three times, comes out looks at me again then someone else employee walks up and another customer Cody starts helping them. This was right before 11:30 am this morning 2/1/2026 if management care to pull there cameras. This was totally disrespectful and not right of Cody. I went on and purchased the few items I had and went to the other HEB in Summerwood courtesy booth where they quickly took care of what I needed.

I love me a good ol HEB! M this location was clean like them all. I am from up north so Kroger is…read moremy go to! But since I moved to the south I've been here for everything including banking, gas, etc. Great location! Not a lot of traffic to get into and out of here

With more than 420 stores in Texas and Mexico, the H-E-B grocery company is the fifth largest (by…read morerevenue) privately owned company in the U.S. It was founded in 1905 in Kerryville, Texas and became H-E-B when a successful 2nd store was launched in Del Rio, Texas, using the initials of the owner, Howard Edward Butt. I've experienced their take home Texas barbeque a couple of times, and was excited when my brother let me know that his local H-E-B had a Bayou Boil House (not all do), serving up Louisiana Crawfish boils during the weekend. The stand is located at the front entrance of the store where the carts are located (similarly where a hot dog stand would be if in a Midwestern store). It is manned by two H-E-B employees, with coolers stocked with the already cooked seafood and vegetables. Unfortunately, by the time we arrived an hour before closing (closing at 6pm), they were out of crawfish (would have been $6.97 per pound). Instead we got shrimp (headless and deveined, shell-on for $12.97 per pound), with corn and potatoes ($2.97 per pound), sausage ($7.97 per pound). Snow Crab would have been $16.97, though I never think it is worth it. It is all mixed together in a large durable plastic bag. We brought it back home, and I ended up eating it for dinner and the following breakfast. Everything was really good: nothing was overcooked (i.e. mealy or mushy), the sausage was a good andouille, and the old bay type seasoning was just right. They could definitely elevate it up a couple of notches if replicating a Viet-Cajun sauce, that is very popular in the Houston area. But as it is, definitely a winner...along with their Texas brisket, makes me wish an H-E-B was visitable from where we live.

The variety of food here and amiability of both e Aldin and Cass is just off the charts. They share…read morestories and their personal experiences. The store is neat, clean and organized in amanece where things are easily found and if you have questions, just ask, help is a stirs throw away. I get goat here and it never disappoints, just the right amount of meat to bone, for the flavor is in the bones folks. They have fresh produce, yes Yello Yam as well!, canned and packaged foods shelved, refrigerated and frozen. This is a great store for this community. I highly recommend Bellin's.

Amazing variety of Jamaican products. And products from all over the Caribbean world. You can find…read moreEaster bun, cheese, cornbread to chips fresh produce plantains Sofrito anchor products breadfruit Bami every product that you find in Jamaica can be found here in this cute little store run by a Jamaican owner. Snacks included, fruit, cake, cookies, plus all your favorite Caribbean drinks.

We have two H-E-Bs in the Humble area, and this location is always my go-to. The food and produce…read moreare always good quality, and the store is consistently clean and well organized. I do wish the staff were a little friendlier at times, but overall, I love shopping here!

I had 3 goals when I came to HEB on my lunch break. Stuff to make Birria tacos, a specific creole…read moresausage for breakfast and some eggs that have been elusive all week due to being out of stock or super expensive. HeB had eggs at a great price and I stocked up, we eat a ton of eggs. This HEB is always well stocked but always crowded too. I made a great choice of time and came at the right time where the crowds were minimal. I got everything I needed in about 30 minutes because the store was well stocked. Shout out to the HEB app, it directed me to the exact aisle for the items I needed and there was even a map to show the approximate location on the shelf. Checkout was quick and easy, I used the regular register and not the self checkout but the guys were efficient and friendly.