Solid store for a smaller town. They are starting to bring in more GF items which is great. Prices…read morefor some items are slightly more than if you drive into the larger towns, but the convenience plays a factor here. The gas station is fairly competitive in their prices

This store is stocked well, is very clean and employees are friendly and knowledgeable. I enj oh y…read moreshopping there.

Weekends now a-days have craw boils going on and all forms of food test places in the store…read more Staff always helpful and cant remember a time could get what I came for. Store clean as always with friendly staff that engaged us in multiple departments.

I hadn't planned on reviewing this H-E-B, because I don't have good or bad service here but after a…read moretruly positive experience at Leon Springs, I felt compelled to share a very different one. About a week ago, my son hit his head hard at the register and immediately began crying. As any parent would, my focus shifted entirely to comforting him. What stood out--and not in a good way--was the cashier's response. I noticed her exchange a look with the bagger that came across as annoyance and even threw in an eye roll. She didn't say a single word to check if my son was okay. There was no acknowledgment, no concern--just silence the entire check out process. To make matters more uncomfortable, my son happened to be holding a fidget spinner that he brought from home, and there seemed to be an assumption that he was attempting to walk off without paying for it. The lack of empathy felt disheartening. I understand that not everyone naturally responds with warmth, and of course, my child is not theirs. She was a young girl. Still, basic human kindness goes a long way. A simple "Is he okay?" would have made a meaningful difference, Even "hey here's some bravo bucks" I left as quickly as I could to care for my son, but looking back, I do wish I had taken a moment to speak with a manager.

A step up from the DG Market. Everything needed for our month stay in Canyon Lake Wasn't too…read morecrowded

Staff poorly trained. poor attitudes. High prices. Poor inventory control. More of a tourist trap…read morefood store.

It seems like they are always out of something! Parking is…read morebad, unless you go very early or very late! We need another grocery store like Albertsons perhaps! Just got back from Calif. grocery stores are better stocked!

Great store! Good variety, well stocked and fresh. Always very busy. Options include ready to eat…read morefood.

Always a great selection of products and you don't have to fight the insanity from across the…read morestreet.

Their deli food is inexpensive and delicious. Fresh custom cooked burgers with fresh hot fries!…read more They routinely have fried chicken, fried fish, macaroni and cheese, BBQ, fresh baked cobbler, plus a fresh green salad bar! The food here is better by far, than any of the restaurants in town.

This grocery store is literally the best. It's like King Soopers (those who moved to TX will…read moreunderstand) meets sprouts and meets whole foods. Plenty of healthy, organic and local choices. Incredible variety, always fully stocked with great prices. Ample parking! The garden section calls for some special praise! Lots of trees, shrubs, flowers, herbs and bushes for anyones budget and any landscaping project. And of course their wine selection is quite impressive. Local Texas funds are simply the best and choices are even better. Slightly surprised to read many negative comments regarding staff as everyone who works here is extremely polite, respectful and helpful. Sure most of cashiers are high school kids but the level of respect they treat everyone is absolutely admirable and I thank them all for consistent assistance every visit. On a few occasions they weren't sure of a fruit or veggie sku number and sent for help instantly following with multiple apologies. Honestly, I also don't always know the names of every exotic fruit that's sold there without reading the label, if anything it's a miss on the labeling department! Overall I truly love grocery shopping since I moved 5 minutes away from this HEB!

We love H‑E‑B but this one is our least favorite. The manager was not helpful after we raised…read moreconcerns about random dogs inside of carts. These dogs were not service animals. These dogs were pets in carts. That is a horrible Saftey concern for other people and the manager was not willing to work with us. I don't leave negative reviews but this concerns me for others. Hopefully they will do something about letting pets into carts at this location. I haven't seen this at any other H‑E‑B thankfully!

I use this store often. Every employee has always been helpful and courteous…read more I have been able to find what I need most times at a reasonable price. I recently purchased spray carburetor cleaner for about $2 a can less than the nearest auto supply.

Have you ever been to Dollar General (DG)? It's not a "dollar" store - it's more like a…read moremini-Walmart with a bit of everything from food to housewares to drugstore stuff to beer & wine, packed into very tight quarters. Prices are usually low but sometimes portions/package sizes can be, too. Sometimes it's the only place to shop in rural areas. Comedians from the South joke about how DG is taking over the world, since you'll often find more than 1 store in close proximity in a sparsely populated area. This particular DG is next to the massive Brookshire Brothers (BBros) grocery in the village of Hancock on FM 306 in Canyon Lake, Texas. I'll usually find myself in here when BBros doesn't have something I need, or I want to avoid the "lake weekend tourism" crowds at BBros, or I want to use my $5 off $25 coupon (valid every Saturday; install the Dollar General smartphone app for this and more coupons). Visiting the DG (any of them) takes a certain kind of patience. They're typically understaffed with one person on site to perform all duties of managing the store, stocking shelves, tidying messes, and checking out customers. As a result, the store aisles are often total chaos, with stacks of bins blocking the paths, half-empty displays with misplaced items, and so on. The refrigerated and frozen food items may be past the expiration date (so be sure to check it). The internet is full of reports of poor corporate practices that cause these systemic problems and I don't blame the employees. So, why 4 stars? I thoroughly appreciate having a store that almost always has what I need when I go in there, and usually without a long wait to finish my errand. I have found last minute gifts, holiday decor, missing recipe items, emergency t-shirts, supplies for a lake outing, extra bath towels in "hotel white", first-aid kit materials, skin care, and obscure candy that my teen loves. I can be in & out of there in 10 minutes, especially if I use the self checkout line. Plus, I enjoy the gamification of the DG app in which I stock up coupons and work to get my total bill down as low as possible. Finally, the people watching is next level in here if you appreciate a real-life soap opera in which all the tea of the neighborhood is spilled. Protips: Install the app and get your discounts! You'll also want to enter your phone number in the kiosk during checkout to pair your coupons with your transaction. Bring your own bags if you can. The yellow DG bags are notoriously flimsy and the checker will put each item in its own bag; it gets comical after a bit. Avoid using a cart if you can. The aisles are often too crowded to pass through with a cart.

This is a decent size Dollar General located near Canyon Lake. It has 18 doors of refrigerated…read morespace and 16 doors of freezer space. Four of those doors are dedicated for cold beer, but no craft beer. You will also find gardening supplies, cosmetics, grocery items, home decor, snacks, household items, and pretty much anything that you would need for the home or outdoors.

Tried to return something without a receipt. I had just bought it the day before and lost the…read morereceipt. The clerk absolutely refused to accept my return and/or give me store credit. Stated her store wasn't "set up" for any type of return. Suggested I go "one mile down the road" to return said item. It was unused and unopened- so I drove 3 miles down the road and the DG there accepted my return without any hassle.

I have never been disappointed in their cafe. There home cooking is great and their prices are…read moremore than reasonable. Love the daily meal deals... well except Friday's.

Always go out of my way to stop at this Kwik Chek when I need a drink or quick snack! Everyone…read moreworking there friendly and helpful! But Lacey and Payton have been super welcoming to my family being new to town, that's refreshing!