I'm trying something new this week. Trying to eat more protein. Eating more veggies. And eating…read moremore fruit. Sprouts is my go to for produce. Everything I got today was organic, except the apricots, only because they didn't offer apricot in organic. The Kiwi's I was very excited for. Normally they are $5 or $6.99 and today were just $1.99. snacks for the week! My little haul was $50.00, which isn't bad for clean eating that will last 5 to possibly 7 days. I did hear Sprouts is going to start carrying lab grown meat. Although I don't buy meat from any grocery store. This is sad and upsetting. Sprouts FARMERS Market. Key word being FARMER. I hope they reverse this "new" eating life style. Put more emphasis on the farmers. The world doesn't need more scientists! In my opinion.

Stopped in because this was the only place in the area that carried a particular kind of imported…read morecanned fish I was interested in trying. (Fishwife from Denmark). They did have it, and on sale at the time, so worth it for that. Took a while to find it, all the staff were intensely busy not making eye contact or being available to ask for help. Lots of variety of some different brands, different from HEB. Most out of my usual price range, unless I'm looking for something special.

Every time I go to Trader Joe's in Austin, I feel like a kid in a candy store! As a foodie and…read morebaker, I absolutely LOVE finding fun ingredients, seasonal treats, fresh flowers, and all the little hidden gems throughout the store. The energy is always so welcoming, and the employees are genuinely kind and helpful every single visit. I could honestly spend hours walking every aisle because there's always something new to discover. From unique snacks to frozen meals that actually taste homemade, everything feels thoughtfully picked out and affordable too. Trader Joe's makes grocery shopping feel exciting instead of stressful, and that's rare these days. Austin truly needed a spot like this, and it has become one of my favorite places to shop whenever I'm in the city. Signed, a very happy foodie named Nikita

I live much closer to the Trader Joe's location on Walter Seaholm. But, it's a nightmare with…read moreparking, traffic (inside and outside of the store), etc. We have a monthly trip to TJ's for all of our faves (Speculoos all-day, everyday...cookies, cookie butter, & ice cream---give me everything Speculoos). We buy certain seasonings and oils only from TJ's as well as cheese and other items. If I list them all, you'll get bored. I absolutely never leave Trader Joe's without fresh flowers for our apartment. It's a TJ ritual that dates back more than a decade for me. Heck, way back in the day (over a decade) when visiting friends in L.A., I would always get flowers for their places from TJ. Anyway, back to the reason you're reading this-you want to know my thoughts on the location and nothing more. So, as I mentioned I don't like the other store for reasons of chaos. This store gets super busy too but parking is much better since there's a decent lot. It's easy to navigate through the store and get to all our favorite things. Service is always typical TJ friendly. Happy and with smiles. Products and shelves are always in stock and filled. Extremely clean store. It's worth the drive out of the city to the 'burbs for this store location.

Solid Whole foods in the domain! Stopped by to grab some flowers and cake for a friend's birthday…read more They were quick to find and everybody loved the berry chantilly cake from the bakery! Parking was a little hard to figure out, the lot is underground with an escalater to go into the market.

I was on the top seating area and there are people that appear to be living there - there is creepy…read moreold man who I have never not seen there who just stares at people behind his computer When I left I saw a security guard on the first floor in yellow uniform, slumped over a chair dazedly staring at his phone. I vote for no security or security that does not lounge around with the homeless. They both creep people out.

The CBD dog treats are one of my best purchases ever. I use them to calm my dogs storm anxiety…read more They work amazingly well. If you have ever tried to sleep when your dog is freaking out you will be glad you have these treats on hand. I feel comfortable giving these to my dogs because I am confident in the sourcing of WILD ORGANICS products.

We are so lucky to have Dia's market in our neighborhood! They stock a variety of fresh produce, as…read morewell as canned good items, crackers, chips, and frozen food. They have a large selection of beer and wine, as well as a great selection of fresh baked goods. If you are feeling a bit hungry, they have a deli in the back of the store where they make fresh sandwiches. As a member of the local community, they often hold special events in the evenings and on the weekends. The staff is friendly and helpful. The store is clean, and if you are grabbing a sandwich, there is outdoor seating available in front that is covered.

Dia's is a great local market! They have a wide selection of craft beers, wine and nonalcoholic…read morebeverages. They offer home-baked goods and have quite the Rice Krispie selection. The staff is friendly and helpful, making sure that we knew about Thursday night movie night. Tons of local products and the prices are fair. Clean, well-organized. Great place!

Wheatsville Co-op on Guadalupe is one of those spots that's easy to take for granted until you…read morerealize it might not be around forever. Since there are really two things to talk about here, the grocery store and the cafe. Both deserve a shoutout. Grocery If you're into health food and local Austin brands, this place has you covered. It's not a huge store, but the selection is solid and thoughtfully chosen. Lots of organic options, pantry staples, local brands, and of course, the famous popcorn tofu. It's a great alternative to the big chains, and you can tell they actually care about what they're putting on the shelves. Cafe The cafe is an underrated gem. Great sandwiches, a build-your-own salad bar, and some nice grab-and-go options like sushi. It's perfect for a quick lunch and offers healthier options than fast food. It's worth mentioning this location might be closing in the next year or two because of city mobility projects, which is a real loss for this part of town. Places like this matter, so it's worth showing them a little love while they're still here, and hopefully giving them reason to pop back up somewhere nearby down the line.

I'm going to miss this place! I love the selection, especially the vegan baked goods and premade…read morefood. They also have great tea options!

I've been shopping at Sprouts for a few years now.. I love the atmosphere at this location…read more Especially when my favorite produce person is working ROSIE always has a warm welcoming smile on her face when she greets you The employees in the morning time are pleasant, friendly and very helpful

Walked from the EV station and got marinated swordfish steak and salmon with corn and salad! The…read moresalmon was great but the swordfish was way too spicy for me--they have great selection of healthy choices of food. Service was ok. I like the peace and quiet and the organization of the store. Plenty of parking spots!

While they are very expensive for general groceries, they are a good little grocery store to have…read morearound the corner when you need to grab a fruit or vegetable while you're in the middle of cooking. They have a reasonable selection of beer and not too badly priced for when you have last minute company. Thats about all I come here for.

Spacious aisles, courteous staff, a great selection of your Whole Foods favorites for just a smidge…read morecheaper, and best of all - it's in my neighborhood! But because there isn't much traffic, many things stay on the shelf for a long period of time. I found out when I purchased "Tony's Chocoloney." Chocolate only gets this chalky color if it's been sitting a while.

Quick grocery run for vitamins (late night visit...almost no people...quiet environment) ...I was…read moreout of multi-vitamins and fish oil vitamins. The good news was they were having a sale. I had been taking another popular brand and found to be ineffective. Whole Foods has a plethora vitamins and you can literally be at the store for hours combing through their portfolio of vitamins. Recently, I went to a gym seminar, which highlighted vitamin usage and some of things to look for. According to the seminar leader, If a vitamin is third‑party tested, clearly labeled, reasonably dosed, and recommended for a specific need, you are on the right track. The vitamin I had been taking for years was only absorbing into my body about 20%. My final selection was Nature's Way Alive. I still have not settled on a fish oil supplement. Look forward to seeing the impact of the new vitamins...

Love everything about this store except for prices on some goods. Their 365 brand has decent…read moreprices and great quality. Not everything is overpriced or expensive there but some are. Love the Amazon locker. Tired of getting my stuff stolen off my porch so this makes life easier, and they hold it for two weeks if need be.

Let me tell you the Tale of the Enchilada Reckoning. In our home, there is a sacred and…read morewell-established ecosystem: The Hubs = Top Chef Me = Occasional Culinary Special Chef Now, to be fair, I can cook. I just treat it like a rare hobby... like pottery or running a marathon or sky diving. I prefer specialty appearances rather than nightly performances. And we have a system...whoever cooks gets to bask in their cooking glory while the other person scrubs grime off every known kitchen surface afterward. It's love. It's balance. It's low-key resentment with a sponge. Enter my Brother-in-Law (visiting for a few weeks). A witness. A potential judge. A man who, I fear, might report back to the extended family that I survive solely on takeout and my hubby's cooking. Family snitches get stiches (not literally!), so the saying goes. So off I go to H-E-B, fueled by determination and a quiet need to prove I am, in fact, a functioning wife. I gather my ingredients like a woman preparing for battle: ground turkey, mild cheddar, yellow onion, Roma tomatoes (the superior tomato), tomato paste, sauce... the works. The cashier didn't know it, but she was checking out the Next Top Chef...in our household. Now, enchiladas are not for the faint of heart. Oh no! First, there is The Tortilla Machine. Each tortilla must be lightly toasted...individually. Twenty-four tortillas. Twenty-four tiny, corn-based opportunities to question every life choice that led me here. At some point, I lost track of time. The smoke alarm initially considered getting involved but decided I had suffered enough. Then came the tomatoes. You cannot just toss those in willy-nilly. We are not making soupy enchilada casserole. The seeds must be removed with surgical precision. I stood at the counter, delicately de-seeding Roma tomatoes like I was performing an intricate medical procedure: "Scalpel (knife). Remove the tomato seed carnage. Protect the integrity of the dish." Onions were diced. Tears were shed. But somehow...SOMEHOW...it all came together. The enchiladas entered the oven as a collection of hopes and fragile tortillas and emerged as a golden, bubbling monument to perseverance. Dinner was served. The hubs took a bite. My BIL took a bite. There was a moment... a pause... the kind that could make or break reputations. And then...Seconds. Then thirds. No words needed. I knew. I had done it. Good vibes only. I leaned back casually, like this level of effort was just my daily standard. Like I hadn't just spent an hour whispering threats to tortillas. And let's not forget my homemade carrot cake (cake + frosting) is still the picture everyone sees on the H-E-B (Braker Lane) website splash page. Naturally, I assume the enchiladas are next. So yes...while the hubs may be the primary cook...On this day... in this kitchen...I was the Chef. The Enchilada Queen of H-E-B! Thanks H-E-B for all those amazing ingredients.

Huge fan of HEB and this location. It's modern, clean, bright, and has everything I am looking for…read moreand things I didn't realize I needed. Whenever we're in the area and know we need a few things for home, we'll stop by. Wonderful selection in every department. Items are fresh whether produce or bakery items (and everything in between). Service is friendly.