They had 99% of everything I was in search of. The store was clean and well lit. The products were…read morefaced and plentiful. The check out experience was quick and the Associate made sure to greet everyone with a good smile.

I really need to go to Walmart to get something. But I don't want to get stuck in the construction…read moretraffic in Chinatown. So, I came to this Walmart on Airport and 59. As I walked in, I felt the cool air flowing onto my face. Aaaah... That cool air conditioning. The store has improved a little bit with the appearance. I went to houseware department and saw a beautiful display looks like my dream kitchen. It looked so real. I couldn't believe they upgraded the displays throughout the store. Same function at women's and men's fashion department. I forgot if I was at department store or Walmart. The store is still located at the ghetto part of town. So, there is no 5-star for them. It's wild on weekend and nights. I normally shop here during the midweek lunchtime. I am still vigilant walking in the parking lot. I don't want to get ran over.

On Feb 19th, I bought ground sirloin and salmon from HEB Sugar Land (it shows as store #627 on my…read morebank statement). Went to cook them today, and both were spoiled. This is the third time I've bought protein that was spoiled, from this location. The ground sirloin looked perfectly red on the outside but the inside was completely gray. The same thing happened with a package of ground chuck I previously purchased at this location. The salmon looked fine, wasn't slimy, and didn't smell while it was raw. But as it cooked, it smelled weird. I finished cooking it and (reluctantly) tried it, and it tasted just as weird as it smelled. I tossed both in the trash and called for a refund, which I can't get until I go back into the store

I absolutely LUUV H-E-B!…read more Who still shops at Walmart for their grocery needs? Why? Walmart veggies go bad with 24 hours and you can see mold. Now don't try and compare and say Fiesta because no comparison not same level and I'm not going to waste my tap, tap on my iPhone or my thinking abilities to debate..Fiesta's meat YUCK. Or how comparing Joe V's to HEB - NOT because Joe V 's gets most of their item from picked over canned goods from HEB..look their dented and shelf life not far off. If you have a family of 6 and food goes fast Joe V's. Joe V's pastries expire with 2-3 days, veggies picked over from HEB...I'm not here to convince only review for sport. Going to H-E-B for me is like Little Red Riding Hood skipping through the forest on the way to grandmas house. Y'all need to check out their Meal Simple meals, if I had a family of 4 to cook for and didn't want to slave over a stove BOOM HEB is your go to. Office workers, y'all can pack your microwave lunch for under $10....LOOK at my photos! Vitamins, just the other day I noticed they not only have pharmacy vitamins but also an entire idle devoted to all natural vitamins, minerals, diet pills, informercial brands vitamins and shark tank supplements. They offer weighted coffee, nuts and bulk foods for your nutritional needs. Go check out your local H-E-B they will change your life.

Extremely compassionate and understanding. Truly felt like they knew their customers. Would love to…read morecome back again!

Stopped in while waiting for a table at Aga's…read more What a treat! I really love checking out grocery stores. In fact, on travels abroad, I love to bring back local treats like packages of jelly, pesto, candy, coffees and tea that I buy at grocery stores. Vishala Grocery reminds me of grocery shopping on vacations overseas. So many amazing finds. Need ghee? Tandoori spices? Biryani seasoning? A huge bag of cardamom? They've got it and lots more! Their selection of fruits and vegetables look so fresh. Thirsty? Grab a fresh fruit juice in a glass bottle. I could have used this grocery store for stocking up for all of those virtual Yelp cooking classes a few years ago where we made chana masala, chapati, butter chicken and mango chutney. I miss those classes!! Parking is plentiful in the Aga's parking lot. The store is very clean and organized. They are open until 9 PM. Will definitely be back to shop for more treats.

I love this place but man, it gets expensive! I usually come here for seafood, wic, and things on…read moresale you can't pass up. Shopping here for wic is way easier than anywhere else. I do have a complaint, buying live Crawfish! Culturally I need the owners and seafood department to understand crawfish. They should not be sitting out on a dolly until they're purchased! They need to be cooled so they can " sleep " until they're cleaned and boiled. I bought 10 pounds of live crawfish yesterday and every 3rd of them tasted like death. When that happens it's because they were dead before being boiled. Literally, they're inedible. Now I know they can't keep every single one alive, but what they can do is store them properly to prevent customers from buying dead ones. When you buy a sack you should expect 1-2 pounds to be dead and you take those out but for me to buy 1/3 of a sack and still get 1-2 pounds of dead ones are ridiculous. That's $5-12 I wasted. This wasn't the first time either. One time I got 7 pounds and I literally had about 2 pounds of dead ones in a grocery bag I wanted to bring back to the store to show them why it's important to store them properly but who has time to do all of that when I literally just dealt with the whole process of boiling crawfish.. they can't tell how long the customer will take to boil them , usually hours after purchasing them. please for the crawfish sake put them in the cooler so they can stay alive.. for reference , Louisiana does crawfish Texas does bbq, imagine me putting a brisket in the oven and baking it like any other piece of meat and advertising is as if I smoked it.. culturally it's wrong! Or if I boiled ribs before bbq'n them and acting like it's not a problem.. to each its own but truly to leave the crawfish out in the open waiting for people to buy them is a crime. Especially when people who aren't crawfish folk aren't just going to look and be like " yea, let me get whatever that is " people usually think " I want crawfish " and look around to make sure they're there before going to buy them.. it's for certain people know you have crawfish already you don't need them brown and ugly on a dolly to be sold * drop *

Kudos to Anna, Aaron and Erika in their help in due diligence in assisting me with my issues today,…read moreon Christmas Eve also during a very chaotic time!! I came in earlier today to buy groceries and paid in cash and left without my receipt and the HEB gift card I purchased. When I realized I was without these two, I immediately retuned to the store. There were 1000 ppl in there and this one unpaid actor who was signing Christmas Carols at the absolute top of his lungs. In the midst of it all, they were patient with me as I couldn't remember what register I was checked out on and/or who rang me up!! But they took the time to help me out and we found the card! It was left at the register lol. Thank you all for the amazing customer service you all provided during such a crazy time!!

Whole Foods Market is where I always go when I want food with good ingredients or healthier…read moreoptions. I trust their standards, especially when I'm trying to avoid unnecessary additives and preservatives. I'm a very loyal customer to their bakery, especially for special occasions like birthdays. Their Chantilly cake is hands down the best cake I've ever tried, and it's what I always come back for when celebrating. The bakery alone keeps me coming back, and I always rely on them for cakes. I also love their bread. It does expire faster, but that's actually a good thing since it has minimal ingredients. I just pop it in the freezer and take it out when needed and it tastes exactly the same. The quality is great, and the bread is pretty affordable for how clean the ingredient list is. The ambience is great and honestly one of my favorite parts of shopping here. The store feels clean, calm, and enjoyable to walk through, which makes the experience better overall. Service can be okay. Most of the time it's fine, but occasionally the cashiers near the beverage area can come off a bit rude. It's not a huge issue and hasn't stopped me from shopping here. Yes, it can be expensive if you grab the wrong items, but the 365 brand is usually much more affordable and still great quality. Overall, I really love shopping here and keep coming back for the quality, bakery, and atmosphere.

This is one of my favorite stores that's becoming unfortunately impossible for me to shop at…read morefinancially. While, I love the abundant selection, the open salad bar, the open soup bar... There just is nothing so overwhelming that the price per pound should be as high as it is. Salad bar items are 11.99 a pound. Olive bar, I would expect to be higher but not 11.99 as well. I completely understand and it's very well known that because of its organic food selections and quality that Whole Foods does selectively market to a higher economic demographic that is less price sensitive. However, I am in that upper demographic and I'm getting distracted by getting a salad and some olives and walking out of the store with a $35 bill. At this price, I can just eat at a restaurant, and a decent one at that.

Seafood City Supermarket is our family's go-to supermarket for Filipino groceries. They have a…read moregreat selection of everything from fresh produce to instant noodles, seasoning packs, juices, canned meats, sauces, frozen foods, and snacks--basically all the essentials in one place. The food court is a big bonus and something we look forward to every visit. With the live grill and multiple spots for comfort food, it's easy to eat before heading home. On top of that, shops seem to be renovating or popping up almost every month, so it feels like a new experience each time we visit. They also have fresh bakeries and desserts to take home, which is always tempting. Prices are great with a membership card, and every trip feels like a Costco-style stock-up run. Just remember to keep your grocery receipt handy since carts are checked at the exit.

Living 4 hours away from this Filipino supermarket makes me shed a tear a little. I was in Houston…read morefor the weekend and I asked my friend who was originally from Houston where a good Filipino spot would be to eat. He immediately said "Seafood City! It has everything!" So we went and it indeed had everything. The longest line was for Grill City. In all honesty, I feel like Grill City is a bit overhyped. The kare kare didn't taste like my father-in-law's. He makes the best kare kare. But you can't beat home cooking. Too bad my FIL is in CA. The liempo was good, but how can you really mess up grilled pork belly? However, I did like Sizzle. Their bangus sisig on a grilled platter was so delicious! I was jealous of my husband's pick. I also really loved the items at Valerio. Reminds me of Panorama City in CA. Everything here was light and bright and it smelled clean. Would I come back? Only if I'm in town. Next time I'll bring a big cooler.

This store was fully stocked, and staff very friendly. They sell a wide variety of spices, rice,…read morehenna, snacks, etc. They also have ready-made snacks, which really weren't that tasty, but were decently prices.

I usually come here to get alot of my indian groceries. It's not the closest store to my house but…read moreit does have a lot of variety with their products. Their is a large parking space so you will definitely find space. They also have some fresh & hot snacks and drinks available for purchase to satisfy any cravings you may have. There is also fresh fish for purchase also. All in all not too bad of a store for my indian cooking necessities. :)

The best egg rolls EVER! Anytime I am on the southwest part…read moreof town, I stop in for egg rolls. YES this is a convenient store. And yes they really sell egg rolls. Always hot and fresh. Sometimes even too hot.

Writing Review While Having a Garage Sale!!!…read more Yes, it's a convenient store and I'm reviewing it... No i'm not a crazy person it just that they have the best fried egg rolls i've ever had. And I'm not the only one that thinks so. Strange really, people can buy their standard corner store items there, cash a check and buy an egg roll... This review is more so about their egg rolls. I wouldn't drive out to get one but, it seems like some people would. I once was standing next to a guy who was waiting for 10 minutes to purchase 15 hot fresh egg rolls. You would think he would just get something else to eat. Oddly, they are that good... not waiting for 10 minutes good or buying 15 for that matter but, they are tasty. They aren't homemade. It must be the frying oil. Interesting Note: The owner once told me they switched to a similar egg roll from a different vendor and everyone noticed a taste difference and stopped buying. Shortly after, they reverted back to the original egg roll vendor and regained their consumer's confidence in their egg rolls.

The store manager is rude and doesn't know how to run this Aldi's location, I'm not sure what her…read morename is, but she's an older African-American lady. She's usually stocking up the products and the aisles. ..I will update as soon as I find her name. The next time I visit.. I saw her yelled at an old Asian lady .. and she was ride to several customers before. If she hates her job so much why is she working there? She has no business being a store manager.... She's always wearing L fitting tight jeans that don't even match her badly builds body.

This is usually a great store but the items I was in search of were not there. Other familiar items…read morewere priced higher than at competitors. Not too sure of the service for no one spoke to and/or with me. I did not check out for none of the items I can to obtain were palatable.

Did you know I used to spent over $80 a week prior to covid pandemic? Of course, my grocery bills…read morewent up in recent years because of inflation. On July 29, 2023, I came to do a special shopping trip because I was hosting a brunch party. After I got home, I found one of the cantaloupes was not in my bags. I called the store and I was offered for a refund. Right before I was about to prepare salsa... I couldn't find my tomatoes and onions. OMG. I think the cashier didn't put one bag in my cart. She did exactly to the customer before me. Then, someone chased him down. But no one let me know that I left a bag behind. My solution: I won't buy more than 9 items. I have been using the self-checkout line ever since. To avoid situation like this. I have been doing major shopping at Kroger's. I would rather pay little more for better service and respect I deserve. I hate to be cheated on my hard-earned money by H‑E‑B cashiers. I have been shopping at this H-E-B for over 17 years. This was how they treated me.

Frequented by HEBron James and HEBber Locklear…read more The only thing I bass this on is FLEA But Barbie's my princess, and I need to PEE Especially after an OJ or THREE From HEB for about five FIFTY The clientele here are BOURGEOISIE And they consume more pastries than the Houston PD And I hate the way the night managers act ANGRILY But we still always shop at the HEB! Pretty good location of the HEB, which is the Texas flagship grocery store, much as Whataburger is the flagship fast food. Their produce is often good, decently priced, the juices are excellent and fresh squeezed. It's like a cheaper Wegmans, if you will. This HEB is in a rough neighbourhood, ish, and has iffy service and is a little less intimate than the one near us in Montrose, but both have service issues, honestly, and this one probably less so. All in all, I give them a good solid 3 stars.