I stopped going to this HEB long ago because of its severe lacking in almost every section compared…read moreto other ones, plus I hate their parking lot. Recently, I only needed a couple items so I did curbside pickup. Should be easy enough right? Wrong. I hate their parking lot even more now because the curbside spaces are in the MIDDLE of it! Every other nearby one has curbside located on one of the sides of the building. When I finally realised the spaces were in the middle, there was only 1 open one... and soon I saw why as I watched at least 3 cars park and go into the store! Ughhh. Sat there for at least 10 minutes waiting. Oh did I mention you'll encounter some of the most idiotic drivers in Galveston county here too? I almost got into 2 accidents in that dumbazz parking lot on that trip alone. NEVER AGAIN.

I will say this isn't my favorite H-E-B location. It doesn't have some of the staples I'm used to…read morelike my cat's salmon and chick pea food (they only have chicken and chick pea) , the flower section is small and the vase selection non existent. They do have a really nice frozen section compared to other Hebs! I love their selection of lunch salads and sandwiches as well.

Love the low prices and selections of organic products that they have. I shop here often. Quiet,…read morenon ghetto, no pushing & shoving and rude ppl.

Most shopping experiences here are negative. It's the…read morecashiers. Rude, controling wise-asses. The lady says "go ahead and slide your card" before I am even given a chance. My response, "the shopping cart is in the way," as it usually is, "how can I do that?" She completly ignores me. "You can slide your card any time after the first item is scanned." She is obviously in too much of a hurry, I don't like being herded like cattle even if a line is forming behind me. My last negative encounter before this, I scooted the cart over a little so I could indeed slide the card early. The cashier slams it back over immediately while glaring at me. She wasn't short and could easily reach over the side. Just another control freak. I wish they would make up their minds. It doesn't matter any longer though. Kroger exclusively from now on.

Great selection of meat. The sometimes have frog legs which is a bonus. It's my "go-to" storeread more

Worst store around. Told the cashier to make sure she trans every thing up on one ticket because…read morethey would charge me twice, she understood and then rang me up splitting the groceries... All on her own. Then she said after she finished, that she didn't understand???? I was working on a negative balance so I got charged an extra $20 for one six pack of beer.

Did my weekly shopping at Walmart this time I went a little ways from my house, just because it's a…read moreSam's next door and that was convenient for me. Found a few markdowns when I only needed dog food, drinks and snacks for the people. I found a good workbook for my nephew 1st grade for 2.00, and a pair of shorts for the newborn boy coming soon. Could pass it up. Also love to play dress up with the broke bestie. Didn't have to self check but cashier clearly didn't want to work today.

March 13, 2022 I…read moreneed to start ordering from here and drive 15 miles because this is a Walmart with lots of options unlike Galveston Walmart. I ship at the Target in league city...might as well shop here in laMarque

Their produce & meat dept is the worse! A lot of bad stuff being sold there. Bad, over-ripened…read morefruit; brown salad bags;dark grey colored ground beef that I saw on sale for, $12.99 in the back where the meat is on display. Those two Dept's need to be cleaned up. Galveston location seems to take more pride in their store than, TC. It's like we are living in the poorest, most ghetto looking town in Texas. I walked out after seeing what the meat and produce looked like.

Ah yes the Texas City, TX Kroger. Any Kroger is good. My fav one is a 30 minute drive away from…read morethis one down on an island. But this one is a decent one. I can't put a finger on anything specific I like about this location. But it's a good store. It doesn't have as extensive of a selection on things as say Galveston or League City Kroger stores. But even so, Kroger never fails.

+Nice in-house bakery with some pretty cool holiday-themed cakes and baked goods…read more +They had the Van Leeuwen Grinchmas Peppermint with Chocolate Hearts ice cream, which was delicious. +Customer service was nice.

It was our first time at Kroger. We just happened to see it on our way back to the hotel. It's very…read morewell-stocked, and the service was friendly. I saw things that I haven't seen at grocery stores in Florida. We purchased a few snacks along the way for our TNF game. The SugarBee apples were difficult to pass up. They were sweet & juicy. A great evening snack. We were also very pleased with the Lindt Dubai Chocolate. These were the real deal (Manufactured in Germany). I'd purchased some recently at a drug store that didn't taste the same as what we had in Switzerland. It was manufactured in New Hampshire, and had more of a hazelnut flavor. The ones at Kroger were truly pistachio. Loved it! You wouldn't think there's a difference, but there is. I was also blown away by the display of tamales. I'd be at this grocery store more often if I lived in Texas. Is it better than Publix? That's difficult to say. They both have their share of pros and cons. All I can say is that I'd be just as happy shopping at Kroger.

Pistachio is the nut that is overtaking Hazelnut, the nut that emerged in the '90s as the big food…read moretrend in ingredients and flavorings. Dubai Chocolate is a big part of that. The evidence is here! Not just in New York, but even in League City you can try it out at this H-E-B on E League City Parkway, available at all price points! Pistachio is everywhere! Pistachio is the new Hazelnut! (You can quote me on that!) To discover more about this pistachio phenomenon, check out this article: https://bit.ly/4pKCirp

Always get what I need, place is always clean. And the staff is very nice and friendly.read more

Was having a graduation party and the ladies requested cookies so I ran over to Heb to grab fresh…read morebaked variety selections. There was no lines and I was out in a jiffy.

After my bitter experience at Honda up the street, I had the worst experience at this H-E-B. I…read morethought the Houston Chinatown store was worst, this one in Clear Lake was the worst's worst. It made me think are all stores in Clear Lake are all bad. Because just 2 establishments right next to each other were bad. It was a small shopping trip. I found some good deals with in-store coupons. I scanned 2 coupons and it had a validation problem. The self check out attendant was able to clear it. But I can't scan the 3rd coupon because I forgot to ring it up. So, he came over and did something. After I completed the transaction and found no coupons were used. I asked him what happened to the coupons. He said they were already applied. I didn't have time to argue with him. After I got home, I checked my photos. Bull fuvking shit!!' Such a liar. I could have saved $3.50 with coupons. I'm not going to drive 50 miles to talk to someone in Clear Lake H-E-B for adjustment. I'm not going back to shop in Clear Lake anymore. After these 2 incidents, I'll skip to the next town or just do my shopping in Houston. I'm so angry. I still have to get to an H-E-B store get these figured out.

Arlan's has served Galveston for longer than I have been alive. From it's rebranding of Gerland's…read more26 years ago to its recent buyout by the La Michoacana Meat Market last December, this grocery store has prevented the East End from becoming a food desert, especially for nearby residents who don't have easy vehicle access. Many of the items are more expensive but still comparable to the prices of Kroger, Randall's, and Walmart way out on the West End. The selection of groceries aren't wide but all the usual produce and necessities can be found here. Even though I still opt for Kroger whenever I have a large grocery list, a quick trip here for milk or pasta saves me an additional 20 minutes that I would otherwise have to spend driving. If I can cut down a significant amount of time AND support a locally owned store, then so be it if I'm spending an extra dollar on milk. I recently picked up some discounted protein pasta that was actually cheaper than what I normally pay at Kroger. However, the cucumbers that I also bought during that visit tasted somewhat funky. I personally believe that ratings have a relative component to them which is what grants Arlan's a 3rd star despite their okay prices and occasionally odd-tasting produce. It's a vital part of the East End's community and without it, many of Galveston's residents would be left underserved.

Arlan's at University and Market. Plenty of parking. Small chain grocery does a pretty good job…read morekeeping up with the times. The building is old, but clean and orderly. Selection is pretty good with decent produce, deli, meat, beer, and wine. Frozen section is adequate. Dairy is weak and expensive. Regardless, everything you might need is available here and butter and eggs are expensive everywhere. Anyway, it's a full service grocery store on the east end and it's pretty decent. You want fancier, it's sixty blocks west at Kroger.