Archie's is a community staple in Splendora from the great Super nice employees to the great…read morelowest-priced meat department in the area and not to mention all they've done in the community I very highly recommend shopping here!!!!

Ah, Archie's. This quaint little small-town grocery store has everything you need, as long as you…read moredon't want it to be organic and it's nothing too "weird" like quinoa or tofu. As you can see by the photos the atmosphere is unique, with a taxidermy menagerie that looms above as you shop. Customer service is always excellent and friendly. Also, fun fact, they recently got Apple Pay. Take that Mr. Fancy Pants Kroger, with your Starbucks and your sushi. Archie's is officially more technologically advanced than you. So, if you don't mind paying a little more, don't care about what brand you get, and it's before 9pm, Archie's has your back. Plus it's good to support local businesses like this. Kroger has enough money. They'll be fine.

I hate to do one star, but when you see packaged flour tortillas, and there is mold starting inside…read morethe plastic, that's not a good look. I only popped off to get a piece of fruit to snack on, which was fine, but moldy tortillas in Texas? No way.

Cheap enough for my budget.... If you're from the Caribbean this is the closest you may get to home.read more

They always deliver things that I didn't order like cat food. I don't even own a cat. Then they…read moreleave out so much. I get about 65% of the things I actually ordered! Anyone else have this problem?

Not to be confused with Kruger, as in Diane Kruger or Freddie Kruger, which is not a grocery store,…read morenot by any stretch of the imagination. This is a massive Kroger located in New Caney, and it seems brand new compared to most, even though it's been here a little while. The problem with Kroger is very high prices, but there's not a lot of options around here, so it's cool to have a massive Kroger with pretty cheap gas out front. There is a gas station located at Kroger and it is a lot cheaper than a lot of the other stations, especially around here, it's probably the cheapest gas I found within a few miles, so I usually fill up here when I come and visit Barbi's Aunt who lives right here, about 2 miles from this Plaza, which we've been to a million times now.

The Walmart and most of its staff itself are fine, but JR, the general manager, is truly one of the…read morerudest, most disrespectful individuals ever encountered at a Walmart. I will say that he is very fortunate I was not at the store with my wife this morning when he said some of the things he did to her. He will be hearing from me and I will be contacting his district manager, as well as the corporate office. A person like this who has no people skills needs to find another profession. I'm hoping that he will be coached on proper etiquette when working with the public. I am curious how many other women he has treated the same way, even the female staff. As a manager you represent your organization and he is a poor representative for Walmart, Inc. And, I can assure you that Sam Walton would never have condoned such behavior from one of his managers.

Pharmacist "Maroo" would not fill my patient's prescription. They take Medicaid and are required…read moreto fill all Medicaid prescriptions, but he said since they have gotten prescriptions filled at a different store's pharmacy in the past, that he will not fill it at Walmart. I tried to call and talk with a manager, and the phone just kept ringing once I selected "operator."

I go to this store all the time. They have great meat and produce and their employees always help…read moreme with a smile. Easy in and easy out and they have a Starbucks! I love that feature!

No one should shop here. There are never enough checkers so you use the self check. The problem…read morewith that is the self check machines at Kroger are the worst that I have ever seen. They screw up consistently and then the 16 year old snot nose clerk comes over and in front of you goes through the video to see if you are a thief before the will restart the machine. It is disgusting and demeaning. What they are doing is calling me a theif. I spend $200 in there weekly and they think I an going to put up with that behavior. The manager Wendy says that they are doing their job. Texans we do not need to shop there. We need to go somewhere where we will be respected. The bad actors that they are and Kroger want to treat us like criminals. Let's move them out of Texas. They do not deserve to be here.​​

Lovely place with helpful staff. I really like how there were a lot of unique international items…read morethat I've been looking for and refused to buy on Amazon because I knew it was wayyyyy overpriced and a lot of things at this market are VERY inexpensive. I bought amla hair oil and black salt there because I heard the amla hair oil is good for restoring your hair and the black salt is a very good seasoning for egg substitutes.

Hidden gem in the depths of Porter / Kingwood. Mr. Imtiaz is a good hearted person and helped me…read morenot only locate this place but also showed me where everything I needed was. I will definitely make this placey go-to for grocery and halal meat.

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.