This place is AMAZING! It is the cleanest market I have ever been in. Everything is so neatly…read moreorganized. The bathrooms are extremely clean as well. The Hot Deli is where it's at! I tried the Lengua Torta. It was $7 and so filling. The salsa Verde has a perfect kick to it while not being overbearing. The tomato and avocado slices were plentiful. The buns were perfectly toasted. There were plenty of tables to dine in. I can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu. Breakfast is served from 6am-10am.

This place is trully a hidden gem. Great variety of fresh produce, meat, dairy and hispanic…read moreproducts. Everything was clean and organized. The employees were nice and helpful. We also tried the barbacoa and carne asada at the eatery, both were delicious and surprisingly cheap. Excelente lugar! Gran variedad de frutas, verduras, carne, lácteos y productos hispanos. Todo estaba limpio y bien organizando. Los empleados fueron amigables y serviciales. Probamos la barbacoa y carne asada del comedor, ambas estaban deliciosas y a buen precio. Highly recommend! Muy recomendable!

Hardies has done it again! They now deliver to my house for free with no minimum delivery! They're…read morecheaper than Farmhouse Delivery, Farm to Table ATX, and Imperfect Produce. If you have any scheduling concerns, you can give them a call and they will give you an ETA accurate within ten minutes! If you'll be out of the house, you can reschedule for another day. Unlike other delivery services, they will make sure you're home and not leave your frozen meat at the door unattended. I will be canceling all other delivery subscriptions and switching to Hardies. You can even tip your driver in cash if you wish.

Hardie's Direct curbside pickup service has been an AWESOME alternative to HEB online ordering or…read morestanding in line at grocery stores. All you have to do is submit & pay your order online at least 1 day ahead, then select your pickup time (8AM - 3PM (Mon-Sat)). When it's time to go get your groceries, you drive up to the warehouse, give them your order number, then pop open the trunk. They will wheel your groceries out and put them directly into the car trunk for you. We have ordered from Hardie's a couple times so far, and the produce has consistently been good quality (a few bruised items here and there, but nothing major). Since we are only ordering for 2 people, some of the bulk perishable items are not really an option for us. But this would be an even better deal for families or homes with multiple roommates! Driving Tip: Hardie's provides some directions and instructs customers to look for the orange cones. In addition to that, we've noticed you can enter the business park from Burnet or Metric. Both sides work, but Hardie's is a little easier to find if you enter from Metric.

Smaller than anticipated! Add more vendors, please :)…read more I like that it opens at 10 since we always take a while to get the kids ready in the morning so we usually miss the eggs. Speaking of eggs, ample egg vendors. Found 3 at different price points ($6, $7, $9). Unfortunately, the $6 eggs were some of the worst I've ever purchased at a farmer's market (flavorless, barely yellow yolk). Other than that, they had bread, some produce, beef jerky, sweet treats, and some other miscellaneous vendors. Oh and Tong's Dumpling Bar is a star attraction. It's in a large strip mall so parking is easy. That mall also features one of my personal favorites -- JuiceLand -- so it's an excuse to grab a smoothie!

In route to a fashion bizarre I spotted a small Round Rock, TX Farmer's market. It was so tiny if…read morei was not paying close attention I may have missed it. There are about 15 vendors selling food, jewelry, soaps and eggs. Unlike the name applies I did not see any fruits and vegetables. It is quite ironic that Austin farmer's markets in general have very few fruits and vegetables, if any. In Washington state farmer's markets had a huge variety of organic fruits and vegetables (miss Washington state.) A standout vendor was one that was selling handmade cutting boards. I may go back to purchase a cutting board. Yesterday, I had only cash and not enough to purchase the cutting board. I did get a cookie that was a cross between a cookie and biscotti. Very different than anything I have eaten... Interesting little diversion for the day. All the folks at the farmer's market were friendly and very open to sharing samples. The farmer's market had few customers. It was almost like walking through a ghost town....quiet environment.

Walked from the EV station and got marinated swordfish steak and salmon with corn and salad! The…read moresalmon was great but the swordfish was way too spicy for me--they have great selection of healthy choices of food. Service was ok. I like the peace and quiet and the organization of the store. Plenty of parking spots!

I wish this store was closer to my house! Friendly, helpful staff, delicious fresh seafood and…read moremeat, organic produce, vegan choices, clean, and hard to find seasonal foods.

I have never been employed at Roger's Processing. I am a Payroll Administrator at an Austin company…read moreand felt compelled to share my experience with them after having such difficulty. This is a legitimate review.

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I really missed coming to Aldi after moving farther away, so it was a nice surprise to stop by…read moretoday while I was in the area. I popped in mainly to grab a few Pokémon booster packs--still funny (and awesome) how many grocery stores carry them these days! As always, the fresh produce looked great, and the prices were incredibly economical, perfect for anyone trying to save money without sacrificing quality. I also love their rotating fun and unique items, which make every visit interesting. Grocery shopping here is always enjoyable. I'll definitely be back whenever I'm nearby. Cheers

This is a nice store, with competitive prices on items other than eggs and half & half. The produce…read moreselection is fairly limited, and I've had some items like berries, onions, and potatoes spoil before they should have. Be picky about what you buy in that department. The selection of cheeses and prepared items on the back wall is excellent and very well priced. Their sourdough bread is very good, and the selection of breads is good in general. They have a relatively new store branded version of "Dave's Killer Bread" in several varieties, and not only is it priced much better but I think it's tastier. The so-called "aisle of shame" sometimes has interesting household and clothing items, so is always fun to look through if you have the time. The store is rarely crowded, but sometimes lines are long to check out. Some of the cashiers are super nice and make the experience more enjoyable.

I went to Aldi the other day after a long walk at Lake Pflugerville. I've been to this location…read moremultiple times prior to this most recent visit. You need to know that if you want a cart, you need a quarter. You put the quarter into the slot to "release" the cart lock and then when you are done, if you return the cart to its spot, you get your quarter back. The store has what I would say is the typical Aldi selection - more than a Trader Joe's, but less than an HEB. The prices are typically less than other stores assuming you aren't brand name specific in your tastes. The staff are the quickest at the check out ever - true to Aldi's reputation. Just know that you'll be bagging your groceries yourself at the counter beyond the cash registers as there is no time to bag them at the checkout line. The store has wide aisles and while it may not be the most well organized space, the signage is clear about what is where. Overall, I would definitely visit this store when in the general area.

I have become an ALDI! Yes, in ALDI! I didn't know about this grocery store until a few years ago…read more It was when I moved to Houston that I discovered ALDI. But I didn't get the chance to shop there. Fast forward, I was in Georgia for a few months, went inside, and fell completely in love. It is such a great grocery store. So when I came to Austin, I just assumed they didn't have one, but to my surprise, I discovered the ALDI sign as I was driving to another store. I find my go-to and mostly a variety of food that I love. I find other items I haven't tried before, but now do. They also have the best selection of meats, veggies, and fruit. The freshest of fruit, I must add. I love the wide selection of candies, crackers, and cookies. My favorite is the miniature Reese's cups and the fruit gummies. I like that when I can't find an item, someone is there to help. I like the layout of the store; it's very open with maybe 4 to 5 aisles. I like that they are very friendly at the cash register.