Small IGA store. It's got everything but it's limited in options, if yore looking for a broad…read moreshopping experience go to HEB across the bridge. The people checking us out were friendly and engaging. I'll be back for quick stops while we are on vacation.

Every thing u need. Prices are fairly reasonable for a local place. Very helpful and friendly…read moreemployees

I bought the package of (4) apple turnovers in the bakery yesterday. I'm glad I'm not allergic to…read morecherries because when I bit into (my apple turnover) it was cherry. The are all cherry in the container. I would post pictures but it won't let you.

Small, basic, not many choices or variety. Several items that I routinely purchase are unavailable…read moreat this location which means an 80 mile round trip to a Harlingen store to fullfill. I live 20+ miles from Raymondville. Some live even further away. Our county is very rural. Even though I have requested specific items on several occasions, they are unable to accommodate the routine stocking of them, but will obtain them from other stores by special request with a wait time included. Willacy county could use a superstore or larger store with more options since there is no longer a Walmart or large grocer to shop in. The deli, the seafood section (very few local seafood selections), as well as simple condiments, could have more variety, We do have several dollar stores, but not a lot of quality options. Employees are helpful & friendly. TY HEB for all you do.

This is the place to go if you're a tourist!…read more Has all the food, clothes, fun beach toys for the kids, beer and wine for the adults, etc you might need and at much better pricing than the island. With friendly staff to boot. So before heading off to the island, stop here to stock up. P.S. Making this 5 stars to compensate for a smiteful review by an unforgiving Jesus. P.P.S. Never thought I'd be giving 5 stars to a Walmart.

i must say i went to walmart port isabel…read morelost my phone and needed to buy a cell phone i bough 1 but could not figure out how to activate it i went to the customer service counter and met diana diana was so good and knowledgeable diana helped me set up my phone so i could make calls and receive txt messages from family and friends i owe diana a big thank you for helping me out this morning diana thank you very much for all your help have a blessed day bill

Several of the things on my list were sold out/not restocked. Some prices are breathtakingly high…read more- for example, over $4 for a small box of Shake-N-Bake. Workaround was to buy a box of generic Stove Top stuffing mix for $0.97 and grind it down in the blender into bread crumbs. I pared down/revised my list substantially. How I wish there were an Aldi in the area. Closest one is Corpus Christi.

I stopped here before heading to my hotel to stock up, and save some money! It's a well managed/…read morewell run business. All the staff is polite, answer all questions. The prices are decent for location and economy. And it has all your beach needs. When I got it, it wasn't as busy so they had a couple cashiers. Once they saw lines they opened up more cashiers AS THEY SHOULD. A lot of other groceries stores don't do that anymore. Although it's common sense I'm glad that cater to their customers.

Familiar place close to home Been coming here a very long…read moretime Renovated Lots of parking

Morgan St Harlingen probably best store in Harlingen. Everywhere else is under renovation-and…read morebarely restocking. Freezers are almost empty especially Lincoln Ave.

Brownsville has always been kind of lacking a specialty grocery store. Sure, there's the HEB Plus,…read morebut it's nice to find alternatives. This was an excellent find! It felt like a cross between a specialty grocery store, farmers market, and spirituality center. From loteria wallets and purses, to jack fruit, to purple carrots, manuka honey (for half the price of HEB!), and to bundles of sage and essential oils for your curanderismo practices, Valley Star Fruits & More is an eclectic, friendly place where you can find almost any special or quirky ingredient you might need. One thing I was excited to find that I still have not been able to locate in San Antonio is black salt. I was ecstatic to finally see it, though I skipped out on purchasing it this time around. Next visit, I might grab some, or have my mom send my sister back with some on her next trip down. Either way, they earned some new fans this weekend!

This is a small place on the side of the freeway and was not a fruit stand as I expected. When I…read morewalked in at seem to be a mish-mosh of a variety of different products. Kind of disappointed. I was looking for a farmers market kind of Fruit Stand and this was not it.

Pretty nice selection for a small island grocery store. They had all we needed and then some!read more

There is a lot of variety for an Island market. Very clean inside. Workers are very nice. Happy…read morethis is in walking distance to our hotel.

Great price for oysters on the half shell. They were shucked well and delicious. The service was…read moregood. My husband and I split a fried seafood dish (came with fish, fries, shrimp), had crab cakes, and hush puppies. I prefer sweeter hush puppies, but everything was cooked well and absolutely delicious. Would definitely go back when I'm in the area.

Take seafood to go for your "cook at home dinner". Frozen but fresh & awesome. Don't forget the…read moresauces & seasoning.

This is one of the biggest stores in the city. They have a pretty big private parking lot. The…read morestore itself is a kind of Mexican version of Wal-Mart, with groceries, a bakery, a pharmacy, and a clothing section. It also has smaller shops within the building (restaurants, bank, phone retail, etc.).