My 83 year-old mother was in Kroger and got a severe nosebleed. She went to the pharmacy and asked…read morethe pharmacist if he could help her and he said no and continued working. He left my 83-year-old mother standing there with a severe nosebleed. I am appalled that Kroger would have such a rude person working in their pharmacy. This happened on April 10 around 3:15.

Not to be confused with Bro-ger, which is when you go shopping with your brother…read more There are lots of Kroger customers in Baytown, and lots of people happy to have a Kroger out here in Baytown, although prices are (as usual) pretty high, but they don't always have the selection that some of the other suburban stores have. Still they are popular, and brought a great extra option to Baytown and our relatives that live there. We visit this store most times that we visit these relatives.

everything!!! prices, workers help, variety, freshness, quantity, overall appearance, great store,…read morei go often!!!

Awesome place to shop! Great deals and good buys! Service was awesome too!…read more Store was clean and checkout was fast! Prices for groceries were pretty good! Left with more than expected for the cost! Great selection of food and products! Meat prices are ere very competitive!!

All good except the bathrooms . Cashiers quick plenty of parking norms bad little…read morestore........................:.

I went into Aldi the other day and not only was it my first time going it will be my last time…read moregoing because I was treated with the most disrespect from a person I have ever dealt with in my entire life in a grocery store. edit: i went in here for a few things and there was one person checking ppl out and one person stocking when i went to ask her about something she was very rude and unhelpful and im not sure why she is working there when she has no decent human skills.

Poorest H-E-B customer service ever, especially when it comes to the management. The food is…read moremediocre, Prime and Wagyu steak's taste funny. I've been using the same eggs for the past five years, but when the pasteurized eggs from the store, they seem different. With Limited Food Desert options, this store cooks smelly seafood right at the entrance. And, the pricing on the shelf often doesn't match the receipt. The atmosphere is poor, and they allow all Animals/Dogs into the store, and no sign posted.

curbside is very slow waited over 30 mins for my order. employees take their time, very…read moreunproductive.

I used to shop at this Food Town religiously every Sunday!…read more PROS: --- Great prices! --- They have a great selection of produce and it's fresh! --- A variety of inexpensive items. They even have a designated section of "Wall of Value," "Best Buys," and "Specials" on aisle 1B & 2A! --- Friendly service! They even help you to your car with your groceries, whether big or small. (Please, tip! Most of the time the people taking out your groceries are older. It's not required but it's a nice gesture and they greatly appreciate it. I usually tip a few dollars, no more than five.) --- Want a copy of the Houston Chronicle? No problem, there is usually a person outside selling them and you can sign up for a subscription if you'd like. --- Huge parking lot! CONS: --- Bring a jacket, it always seems to be cold in here. Overall, this is a wonderful place to buy your groceries and/or stop by for some drinks!

I had a really bad experience I was shopping at this place for the first time and the stupid guy…read morekicked me out of the store without me finishing shopping and he was so rude and disrespectful I don't recommend it they are very rude

The have low prices and it's better than going to the other stores because I don't want to keep…read morespending 200 and more dollars for food it's expensive so I love this place

I've learned the hard way that Food Towns in Baytown are great locations for simple or Mexican…read moreingredients only. Don't visit with the intention to shop for items seen on TV, even remotely uncommon ingredients, any variety in flavors, vegetables that taste much better than gasoline, or any type of respectful customer services from managers (general clerks, checkers, baggers, and store employees are great). These stores seem to appear all over Baytown and Houston. I'm guessing everyone enjoys low price [basic] groceries. So, don't go with high expectations.

Clean. And definitely have some things other grocery stores don't…read more Will have to come back for more tea productions

This place came in clutch! We needed a store to buy things for Samoan dishes and they had exactly…read morewhat we needed. I took pictures of the aisles so people know what they have! This should definitely help!

New Location since 2018 105 N Alexander, Baytown, TX by Texas Avenue. Still serving the best…read moreauthentic Food in Baytown, one of the oldest, famous for the best Breakfast Burritos Chorizo con Huevo, Barbacoa and Carne Guisada Burritos in town with hefty portions tasty!

I experienced a great moment for food this morning.I needed fuel and went for C&D for…read morebreakfast.There was a line of people lining up food early a good sign because the food doesn't suck.The pro for C&D was Erika she rocked as a hostess because she was very friendly and let me try samples and she knew what to suggest for customers.The negative here is that there isn't a lot of parking places for customers.Overral the food was amazing i had to take a nap.

Store was clean and organized…read more I was able to quickly find what I needed. Check out was quick and easy. The cashier was friendly and patient.

Okay I'm going to be honest for a minute and say that the employees are absolutely rude and…read moreunhelpful at times. I've had to ask for help once and the guy just pointed me in a direction. I know this is Baytown but I moved here from The Heights Area (Yale St.) in Houston and comparing THAT store to this one is like night and day now. Come on y'all. Do better. No smiles. No warm welcome. I don't come to steal your paycheck when I shop. I don't know I've never really posted a lot on Yelp so I know this will not be seen but I may just go talk to the manager or someone because the other day (not to mention I was using a cane to help me walk), I guess the security people at the self checkout are too keen on "keeping people from stealing". I'm getting up in age (although I try to keep my youth with me), I have to check myself out here if no lane is open, and I move slow sometimes.... But when I say yalls protection or body guards were STARING ME DOWN and not even offering to help me..... that was a mistake because I will always remember that. There's ONE girl who is the sweetest thing and I won't mention her name but y'all should take notes from her. She works up front (sometimes at the actual lane checkout).

I don't usually shop at H-E-B. And when I do, this isn't the one I go to, since I've got one closer…read moreto home. That being said... I actually like this one better. I usually end up here when I'm shopping with my sister, and it feels like a field trip. Now, H-E-B is not what it used to be. Sure, they still have solid products, and those yellow coupons dangling from the shelves like little golden tickets are a nice touch. But it's getting harder to find anything that's not the H-E-B brand. I don't mind their brand--it's good!--but sometimes I want something different, you know? Like sometimes you want Dr Pepper, not "Dr. Practically Pepper." And when they do stop carrying items, they don't always replace them with something even remotely similar. RIP to the snacks I'll never see again. As for service... I can't really say. I don't usually need help, so I'm not hunting for employees like they're Pokémon. That said, I did notice at least five workers a couple trips ago, busy restocking or doing mysterious cooking-connection things. This last trip, they were EVERYWHERE. It seemed like every person who works there was on duty and everywhere I turned there were people restocking and pushing large carts full of stuff. There were a few times when I felt like we were in their way since there were so many people stocking shelves and moving things around. It was kind of chaotic. The store itself is big, which means if I'm with my sister, I'm in there for at least an hour while she roams every aisle like it's Disneyland. Thankfully, the aisles are roomy, so you don't have to do awkward grocery-cart bumper cars just to get by. It's open, airy, and surprisingly refreshing for a place that sells raw chicken. And yes, I always leave with more than I came for. But isn't that just the H-E-B way?

I did a grocery run for my elderly diabetic disabled neighbor which consisted of 18 specialty diet…read moreitems that I wasn't familiar with and HEB employee Blayne was so kind enough to assist me in locating said items and that was huge because he saved me so much time and really appreciated all his effort, attention and courtesy. Thank you HEB, Deer Park for employing such a wonderful young man and because of that experience I will definitely make the drive next time I go grocery shopping.