This Kroger has a jewelry store right inside the grocery store!…read more Along with groceries and jewelry, they also offer clothes and various housewares.

Normally I'm pretty pleased with this location. Today however, I saw the bagger put my beautiful…read morepapaya in the cart pretty roughly. Sure enough, when I got home, I noticed how banged up it was. I was planning on leaving it out for a few days before peeling it, but it has to be done now. Anyways, I just called customer service to complain and let them know to please tell the baggers to be more careful with fruit. They told me to come back to the store, but I have no time. So, I guess watch out for your fruit so they don't mangle it.

I've had a very pleasant experience at the HEB all in all. A bit surprised to see the low rating…read more Anytime I've gone, the store is clean, well stocked and the employees are very nice. I think they do a good job keeping carts available, getting you through the checkout line and assisting if you have any questions. I like the Texas themed merchandise they have throughout the seasons. It's a great one stop shop. I always pick up my beer and groceries, fresh breads, love the butter there and all the HEB branded canned goods and soup stocks. The prices are competitive, often beating other big box stores. Quality is always there with everything I've purchased. As with any store, I've had some stuff ring up for more expensive than the shelf (old sale tags that weren't removed) but I've always been met with associates who take care of it. Truly my favorite grocery store.

One Star is Too Much!!! Garden Area - On this morning…read more09/24/2025 at 9:30 am, my husband and I, went to H-E-B off Northpark at Interstate 59 and received very poor assistance by a male (description: brown skin, not African American - approx. 5'7 blk/hair,brn eyes) working the area. First of all, I noticed him in the caged area so I said excuse me I'm trying to purchase some of the small succulent plants and the display shows $2 but I purchased some the same ones on Monday at $1 each. He responds, let me scan them and says, well the price is $2.97. Then he, changes the display price from the $2 to 2.97 while my husband and I stand there. And as he proceeded to walk off from us as though we're of unimportance he said with his back to us, I don't make the price so my husband responded back and said, oh you just change them. We proceeded to the inside of the store to attempt to make contact with a manager or individual with a more accommodating and pleasant disposition. But that didn't work either we encountered a female kid by the name of My and after explaining our concerns of what had taken place thus far, she stated, "I don't work in that department so if he said the price was $2.97 then it's $2.97, I can't change it cause I'm not over that department." She further asked for the male name and we didn't remember it but described him and she said, oh I think I know who you're talking about so I'll talk to him. I tried to explain that I'm not asking for you to change the price nor talk to him for the unprofessional disrespect of the individual working outside but that I would like to know if HEB feels that they should honor the prices they display. Manager My said, I can't change the price if it is $2.97. At this point, my attempt for resolution or assistance was to no avail so I told her that was okay but I would be submitting a review for the mistreatment we've encountered today because it's not right and I began to walk away very quickly and hurt. When we had almost reached the exit door, manager or Lead - My, came behind us saying, "ma'am I can give you a discount then", and I responded, "that's okay because if there's not a mature store manager here than I'll just do my review because you all aren't treating people right and we continue walking out of the store and left. This is our neighborhood location but unfortunately if this is the new treatment that HEB will be displaying toward their customers then we'll just have to patronize KROGERS and elsewhere for all of our future groceries/gardening purchases.

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 service is good. The staff is always helpful and tries to make busy days move as fast as…read morepossible. Food could be better. I've seen some where the options are bigger. Ambiance is cute. It's pretty much like most Heb's but it's always clean and tidy.

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.

Great little hidden gem in a grocery store, serving legit authentic tacos. Watch out for that red…read moresauce.

Even though the store is small and can get packed, the cashiers are quick and the workers are…read morefriendly. Their carnitas and barbacoa is a must try on the weekends, but you must go early otherwise they will run out

Due to the unpredictable weather in the Houston area, my tire unfortunately went flat after I…read morepurchased it only 4 months ago from Walmart. Jane quickly let me know that there'll be an extensive wait because they prioritized appointments first. Once I told her that I'd purchased my tires from Walmart and had a road hazard warranty, she consulted with the Manager on Duty, Tony, and they were able to service my car immediately. Funny enough, no holes or punctures were found in the tire.... Now, I am just hoping that this isn't a fluke. Nonetheless, I appreciated their kindness and consideration after I explained that in order for me to get to work (30 miles away), I needed my car to be serviced. This Walmart was one of the most organized I've ever seen; it made the waiting time manageable as I was able to easily maneuver through the clothing aisles and came across some cute sale finds and even some Harry Potter items on clearance! A lot of their inventory was super fashionable and Texan proud, LOL

Update on the Walmart review it's been over a month and still received nothing but the run around…read moregeneric emails keep coming but no human being to talk to still no working number! Please stay away from online orders if you can't get it from the store if not order through Amazon at least they will make sure you are taken care of! And was dum enough to get the extra protection little good that did! Would have gave 0 stars but it wouldn't take it

From the U.K. and grew up eating Indian a few times a month and eating my Dad's homemade. Drove…read morepast this place so many times without realising they serve food and have an Indian grocery - such a hidden gem. My husband discovered what we'd been missing when popping in for a drink. He came out looking like a kid on Christmas morning. Even though it is quite a limited menu it kills the craving without being overpriced like the 2 local restaurants. The owner is really friendly and the food mart has a good selection. (I don't know what the deal is with the previous review but cleanliness doesn't seem to be an issue)

Owner was nice BBQ sandwich was not very good. They have pictures of a number of different foods…read morefor sale but that was the only option.

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

I am not a Walmart fan, but we came to this store because we needed some groceries. We get to the…read moreregisters and there are 7 employees standing there watching people check out. The only registers open were the self checkouts, and now I remember why I don't like Walmart. I will go back to Krogers and HEB where they have employees that are running registers and bagging the groceries.

I want to thank Felicia for all her help today. We have an event coming up and needed a raffle door…read moreprize. The ideas started rolling from the time I entered the store. What would be something useful for someone 65 or older? Ended up getting an Air Fryer, a huge bow and candy. They'll love it. But this is about Felicia. She truly helped me and with a smile to boot. Can't wait to return.

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.