Zeke's Meats is a true gem on the island--amazing quality, local flavor, and such a great addition…read moreto our community.

He has the ability to get any type of exotic meat. And a good inventory in the store. One stop shop…read moreto get meat that is healthy for you.

We found this place by a referral from the Gumbo diner. They buy their pork sausage from this…read moremarket. It isn't fancy but make the sausage themselves along with other things. It reminds me of an old Mom and Pop grocery store, a little bit of everything. Easy to find and park. The man, which we think was the owner was super nice.!

I heard about H&R meat market while visiting our son. Wow, love the honesty of this place. No airs…read morejust good quality. Yes yes the neighborhood is rough but I have never had any trouble while picking up my order. People are people and I have had my car broken into at some nice establishments so please don't pass judgement. I love the freshness of the meat and have always loved having my meat freezer wrapped. No longer throwing away any freezer burned meat, packaged in plastic.

I purchased "Ramirez Tamales" at this store in Galveston and they were by far the WORST…read more tamales that I have ever had in my life. The masa was so dry it crumbled as I unwrapped them and I had to search for the meat (I bought the "Regular Chicken") ones. What a waste of my money! I do NOT suggest them!

The friendliest little store on the island. They have everything you would expect a small…read moreconvenient store to have plus more.

Love this place. Used to live here 27 years ago and it's always been one of the best places on the…read moreisland ! All the food you need Fresh meats, seafood, veggies, you name it they usually have it. Also have a great souvenir collection as well as things to do while your vacation such as puzzles etc. love it !

We were staying in an Airbnb on the west end of the island. We had just arrived and needed some…read moresupplies for the week. We didn't want to drive all the way to the seawall, so we stopped at Seven Seas. Be prepared for tiny aisles, and tons of people to navigate around. They have most of the basics, so it's a great place to get a start. We ended up going to the Walmart later that week get items that we couldn't find at Seven Seas, but it was a good place to get most of what we needed.

Wanted to bring back blue crab and Katie's did not disappoint. Visited on a Tuesday and was told to…read morecome between noon and 1:00 pm and the crabs just arrived. Price was $6.00 per pound. I know Mother Nature has a lot to do with quality but these were heavy and the staff was very friendly.

We got off a cruise and wanted to take some fresh seafood home to Fort Worth. Katie's had great…read morereviews and is so close to the cruise terminal only that it only took us a few minutes to get there. They have a great selection of all kinds of shrimp and fish and our service was really good. You know it's fresh when they're cutting up the fish right in front of you. You definitely smell the ocean and the seafood as soon as you step inside we ended up with grouper fillets and large golf shrimp and loved them when we cooked them that night.

I don't get down to Galveston very often, but as soon as I heard about Maceo Spice & Import…read moreCompany, I knew I'd be making a trip. My wife and I ordered a muffuletta and a turkey sandwich along with small cups of gumbo and red beans and rice. All were excellent. The service was a bit slow, but we arrived about the same time as the Sunday church crowd, so I think that's to be expected. The restaurant is also a store, and they have a good variety of products, despite being rather small. Definitely worth a trip if you're in the Galveston area!

Authentic muffulettas and a true taste of history! The Maceo…read morefamily's history and recipes are unique and well worth experiencing. We traveled to Galveston to visit the store and restaurant firsthand. For years, we followed Ronnie Maceo's story and were saddened by his passing. Thankfully, his daughter, Concetta, has continued the family legacy. We were fortunate to meet her during our visit. She was incredibly gracious, and spending time with her made the experience even more memorable. The food was absolutely delicious, and we couldn't leave without stocking up on spices and sauces. It's amazing how much history, culture, and tradition are packed into this one place. The gumbo roux is the perfect rich, dark color, and the flavor is everything you hope for--authentic, hearty, and reminiscent of New Orleans. Concetta also shared the weekly specials, giving us even more reasons to return. Needless to say, every future trip to Galveston will include a stop at Maceo's. I highly recommend adding Maceo's to your bucket list. See you there!

Conveniently located, avoid Seawall traffic. Friendly staff, everything the big grocery stores…read morehave. SHOP LOCAL

Awesome place. The people are the best part and they have almost any food and non-food item you can…read morethink of. the store provides service to its customers like no other. It is simply impossible to not have your desired needs met. almost feels like my 2nd home. 11/10 lunch meat.

I have been going to this Farmers Market since it started. I took a break from it when I moved…read moreaway, and I recently started going back to it. I think it is better than ever. It's well organized with a a variety of dedicated staff and vendors. It's a true community experience. The location is spacious and accessible, and the food that I have bought from there is always really good. I have bought baked goods like cookies, breads, bagels, Indian food, and dog treats for my dogs. I've also bought fresh vegetables and handmade soaps. Today I was there on a rainy day, and the vendors were still there and ready for their customers. I was also impressed by the community support because people were still shopping in the rain, with and without umbrellas and raincoats.

April 23, 2023 I'm a…read morevolunteer with the farmers market but, for the young gardeners program with the schools. This morning I got up bright and early at 630a to help set up tents, tables and chairs, signage for all the vendors to use; met the market mgr Candy (she's awesome) I talked to a lot of people (which I love) and i helped sell Morgan Elementary schools veggies from their garden. I bought some fresh kombucha from 3rd Coast and fresh homemade tamales from, momma's tamales in Houston. It started raining and lightning around 1045a; I needed to leave at 11am so it all worked out. Love volunteering

Great experience very friendly. They let me taste in house made flour tortillas and the menudo. The…read morestories big. The meat looks great and a song needs to be added for everyone to n both sides of broadway leaving and coming to Galveston

La carne estaba culera. Salada con mas Sazon Que carne. Las costillas de puerco estaban podridas,…read moreBastante verdura podrida... cierren esa madre mejor. Una verguenza para la raza. PM

July 22, 2026 came…read morein for some fried chicken; got an 8pc The 2 black male employees working were too sweet...great personalities. Enjoyed my short visit with them Now, about the fried chicken...it was not crunchy enough. The skin was fried but it was a soft mushy like texture. Disappointing. Sorry Kroger but for grocery store fried chicken... Randalls got you beat by far

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.