I made the mistake of coming to this location after I noticed Aldi was closing at 8:00 PM. They…read morewere severely understaffed. The aisles were close together, but groceries weren't easy to be found. I had to search high and low to locate things on my list due to the organization of the store and I'm so used to shopping at the location in Friendswood. The store prices were pricier than the location in Friendswood. I didn't care for that. The Asian/International aisle was popping because they had everything under the sun for spring roll preparations. I found my Maggi sauce, sweet soy sauce, and canned bean sprouts. However, when it came time to check out; there was a line from the front of the store to the bakery aisle for the self-checkout. There was long lines for the regular lines. It was only three workers holding down the whole store. Now, that's ridiculous. I met with this very kind self-checkout employee. She was very sweet and helped me clean the self-checkout kiosk since it wasn't ringing up my items properly and kept giving me issues each time I scanned my groceries. After this experience, I'll be avoiding this location like the plague.

A good Kroger in the area! I had to utilize the money center and the ladies were nice and they made…read morethe transaction nice and smooth! I like the grocery sections as well! Good foods are there for you and the environment is nice! Come visit and get your products Cheers

Surprised to see this Aldi in a strip plaza. Have only been to 1 other one that was like this, most…read moreare stand alone buildings. Came in for only a handful of items and 2 of them were out of stock. Ugh. Asked a worker about one of the items and he said there must be a distribution issue because they didn't receive any in the latest shipment.

Don't be sleeping on Aldi, they got some hidden gems and the price point doesn't have you looking…read moreat your bank account. They have fruit, veggies, meat, sparkling water, canned goodies, cereal, snacks, toiletry, cleaning products, alcoholic beverages, dairy, etc . There 2 aisle of miscellaneous things and holiday finds. If you are a hello kitty like I then they had a hello kitty with a pillow!! My kids have a food drive going on right now and I scored quite a bit of things for less than $20. Please keep in mind to get a cart you will need a quarter to remove the cart from the chain but you get it back when you return the cart. They do sell a keychain pouch for you to keep a quarter to have it on hand for a random Aldi visit. They do not bag your items. So no paper bags or grocery bags. Bring a reusable bag or boxes to put your items and easily carry to your car. The store is small so don't expect to spend hours here.

Very helpful. Purchased bone broth, nettle tea. Definitely would go again if in town.read more

The products are great and the customer service is awesome! If you need assistance they are there…read moreto help.

This place is a godsend for Filipinos missing the wares of the old country…read more A lot of the snacks I used to munch on during the summer vacations in the Philippines of my very distant youth are here, and the prices surprisingly don't cause my wallet to collapse. Tito, or Uncle, Jingo may seem standoffish, but he's very helpful. It just takes some time to get used to him.

Lovely little specialty grocer. The owner is not unfriendly, just not fawning. When I asked for…read morehelp, he was up immediately to show me what I was looking for. Small space, but well laid out and it has plenty of Filipino staples, as well as treats.

I've heard over and over from my Texas brethren how great HEB is, and now I can see why. This is…read morethe best grocery store in the general vicinity. We came in for supplies for a crawfish boil for about 25 people, and they had everything we needed and more. All the citrus, sausage, veggies, seasonings, fats, and everything else that you might want from a grocery store. They had the cheapest pineapple I've seen in the past couple years, a solid selection of Easter stuff for my kiddos, lots of prepared food (sushi, ricebowls, sandwiches, etc.) and they even had a bunch of delicious samples for me to get down with. It's a bit farther from my sister-in-law's house than the Kroger, but I'm going here every time because this is just a better experience.

Mark in the bakery was super helpful, patient and kind while he helped me figure out my cake order…read morefor my son's Eagle Scout ceremony. The cake tasted amazing and I only took off the one star for the misspelling "congratulations" hahaha. You guys had one job! I'm kidding. It happens. We laughed, I didn't even asked them to fix it, it's something we can always laugh about with this memory. This is a solid location. I love this store!

I do all my Shopping at this Kroger even though I live in…read moreSeabrook. I have a compliment for one of the new cashier's. His name is Maddox. The first time I met him he asked me about the weekend and a nice conversation began. This young man is a college student with good people skills. Continue to hire more people like Maddox. Lynn Hagerman

I love this Kroger and actually drive past another one to shop here. I jokingly call it the "old…read morepeople Kroger" (I fit right in, lol). It's usually frequented by seniors, which creates a calm atmosphere. The staff is consistently friendly, and the selection--especially in the frozen section--is impressive. Everything is spotless, and the produce and meat are always fresh and well-maintained. I often find great deals on clearance meat, which I can't resist; it still looks fresh, unlike clearance items at other stores that can appear discolored and unsafe. Be sure to download the app and clip digital coupons, as it can save you a lot. I find Kroger to be cheaper than most stores. Lastly, the Sushi is made right in store and Wednesday is 5-dollar sushi. I like the sushi here more than HEB although the selection is less here

What a fine grocer!…read more I've lived in this neck of the woods for a few years and it was only this week that I patronized Arlan's for the first time. Sure, I've heard that folks like Matthew McConaughey and Hakeem Olajuwon have been spotted here buying groceries. I've also heard from friends that Arlan's seems to always have what you need. Though this place is certainly worthy of a full grocery shopping trip, it's medium size also makes it outstanding for quick 3-5 item shopping trips. The meat, produce and packaged foods are all bountiful here. You'll also find plenty of paper goods, greeting cards, candy -- you name it. The beer aisle is impressive, with more micros and local micros than the HEB on TX 96 or the HEB just off Bay Area Blvd. in Webster/Clear Lake. And though the footprint is similar in size to the Kroger in Seabrook, this store is far superior in most every department. The prices are a tiny bit higher here than the typical Wal-Mart. But the cool thing is -- you're not shopping at Wal-Mart! I plan on being a regular here.

Love Arlan's.. been shopping here for many years. I love the fact that I can shop in peace.. This…read morestore is super clean, well organized, stocked and the staff from deli and cashiers is always friendly. Oh yea.. I like having an option of paper or plastic bags

Been coming here since the first day they opened. They always have a strangely wide variety of…read moreitems. The service is great. And for a corner grocery store their ambiance is great because it's bright, clean and well lit. The owners actually work the counter and if you don't see something you want, they will usually get it for you. Highly recommend!

Great, locally owned, little store with a variety of what you need. Very friendly. So convenient…read more I wish they'd be around for a long time, but sadly I saw a sign that that this store will be closing at the end of August 2025. So I've been purchasing more things there and hoping others will too. Please help support our local businesses