Great service, awesome items at the best price! If you are looking for decoration items, this is…read morethe right place to be! Also great service!

Always amazing service and the guys there are so nice and friendly and helpful every time me and my…read morehusband goes there and the store is so clean and I will always keep going back

Just a few blocks from I 45 you'll find this Dollar General set back from the road. Outside, you'll…read moresee Reddyice and propane tanks to rent along with some charcoal. Just to the right of the entrance you'll notice they sell some produce, wine and beer, but no craft beer. They have 34 doors of frozen and refrigerated space. This Dollar General is pretty much like every other Dollar General I've seen where the shelves are in various states of disarray and there are cart loads of merchandise waiting to be unboxed. Their pharmaceutical aisle was about 25% empty. Overall, the selection is good and the added produce section helps, but I would still check the date codes on anything I bought here. They do have some public bathrooms, but you'll have to ask for the key. informative photos included.

In this day and age you find very few businesses let alone pharmacies run the way this one is. Ann…read moreis a joy to deal with and no question goes unanswered. They will be my drug store for as long as it is this way.

They were only friendly to me on the first day I brought all my scripts to them.Lets just say im…read morenot pleased and that I will be Takeing my business elsewere.

I think this HEB is okay. Things that I loved about it is that the store is over the garage and…read morethey have this contraption, that can send your shopping cart to the first floor. Shopping wise, something about this space feels cramped. It's something about the spacing where I felt I was bumping into everyone and I really didn't bump into anyone. The pharmacy is on the first floor, which sucks if you need lots of stuff. I found some of the stuff I needed, but I noticed they don't have everything my Sugarland HEB has. I think it's because of the spacing issue. I also found the layout odd compared to older HEBs even that old Meyerland one that got flooded way back in the day, and other older ones like the one by Gulfgate. I feel like you can find everything easier. Here it feels like you're on a narrow puzzle hunt. We got in and out pretty quickly and the service was okay. Not terrible, not outstanding, but good enough that it shouldn't in theory cause issues if they stay consistent. It's a visually appealing HEB, but when it comes to practicality, I wouldn't be surprised if the people who live nearby prefer the Buffalo Speedway one instead and that one has terrible parking.

I was casually scrolling through IG when a reel caught my eye: an interview from an HEB bakery…read moretalking about a viral croissant donut. Naturally, I immediately thought of the iconic Dominique Ansel Cronut. The video didn't actually show the pastry, which only made me more curious. I figured, why not give it a try? There are plenty of HEB locations around town, so I assumed finding one wouldn't be too hard. Buffalo Speedway location is 5 mins from home but completely sold out. Then we headed to the Meyerland store, where we got 3., I took one look and thought, "These just look like glazed croissants." Still, I didn't want to judge too quickly. But after taking a bite, I have to admit, I was disappointed. The texture was fine, slightly layered as you'd expect from a croissant, but the flavor and overall experience felt pretty ordinary. Essentially, it's just a croissant with glaze. It's not crispy or crunchy on the outside at all but it's $.98. I was hoping for something closer to the original cronut -- that perfect mix of flaky and airy. Instead, this version felt more like a gimmick than a culinary innovation. So, is the viral H-E-B croissant donut worth the hype? For me, not really. It's fun to try once, but don't expect a cronut-level experience.

Tucked away in what essentially is the barrio and nestled at the corner of Nordling and Rosamond is…read morea small convenience store that, despite the fact they don't accept credit cards, is a haven of every little thing you need. Whether it's a 16oz Bud Light tall boy for that after-work blue-collar fun fix, or any of their large array of Texas Lotto scratch offs or their ample grocery selection, the Union Food Store has what you need when you need it. Not known for great pricing - save the bottled beverage selection where you get highly competitive pricing on bottled waters (though I suspect it is because the Indian chaps that run the place could care less, as their business model is oriented on snacks and groceries, not health items) - they do have a huge selection of goodies that can drive up the calories and are scrumpilicious. More impressive is their deep product line-up from Bimbo Bread Corporation - from packaged pan-de-dulces to bunuelo to other Mexi-goodies, they have the sweet treats that are sinfully delicious for on-the-go driving. If you need a pocket knife, tape measure, baby bottle nipples, or any other such items to attain your MacGyver status in a clutch situation, their array of items that can be used to fashion everything from make-shift auto parts to weapons of limited destruction, you can find it at the Union Food Store - even the coveted Number 2 Pencil and college-ruled notebook paper. The ATM Fee is reasonable, they have a copier and fax capability (again, beware the rates) and the coffee is always fresh no matter what time of day. Need some adult reading material? They're not shy about selling it - the ample selection to feed all fetishes is conveniently nestled by the coffee machine and across from the ice cream bin - yet another surprise in terms of depth of selection. From the coveted Bombstick to the Blue Bell Pints, the Union Food Store has your freezy goodness treats stacked and ready for you to violate the diet. Mexi-Snacks beyond the sweets are plnetiful, bountiful, and barrio-centric ranging from the standard pork skins fried and spicy to the wide array of hispanic-themed sweet and spicy candies. Gas is reasonably priced, as well, and highly competitive, though I caution against it if your car is new. The quality is questionable and sporadic - sometimes your car runs great, sometimes your mind begins to think the gas in their pumps came from the guy who mops the floor at Marathon Oil's refinery and they just dumped the mop bucket into the pump tank. Ordering to suit is not an issue - they ran out of Fiji water and I let them know, and instead of the usual small selection, they stocked up and deep for my tastes, and that is the true hallmark of customer service. I purposely go out of my way to visit this place now, and you should, too if you find yourself on the northside of town.

When I walked in I didn't see anyone not customers nor workers but eventually they showed up. The…read moreprices the quantity without having to pay extra for a membership was great!

They are so nice at the Braeswood store. The best tortilla chips!! Good to buy salad and such for…read moreour family reunion. Made things so easy!!

I had seen a post on social media about a sale that they were going to be having. I went and was…read moreblown away. A huge Selection of items for the whole house or etc. It's been 2yrs and I still go there. You save the customer service is always on point.

My all time go to place when I need bed, bath and home decor products! Great wholesale items and…read morealways amazing products and better than competitors. I've been here countless of times! Will always come back!