This location is always clean, well stocked, and great customer service. Lines move super fast and…read moreI always get the grocery items I went for. I specifically love their seafood and meat section which are always fresh and affordable.

My husband and I eat keto and we stopped in to grab some Rotisserie chickens for dinner while on a…read morestaycation. LOVED that the grab and go hot rotisserie chickens were right inside the doors! We found the sugar free bbq sauce in no time as well and dashed through the self checkout. We were in and out of the store in under 5 minutes. The chickens we grabbed were $5 each and about 2lbs per bird. That's what I call a GREAT grocery store trip! We'll be back!

This HEB is great. From curbside to in store, they have it all. They have a bigger variety of…read moreproducts, and the shopping area is spacious. Food is always fresh and they just upgraded their weight scales in the produce section so you can tag your produce ahead of time, making checkout quicker. The checkout staff are always so helpful. When I do curbside, the staff are always friendly. I've never had any issues with my curbside order either.

Ordered flowers from another state. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Thank you, Mel,…read moreMichelle & Martha. Not sure who made the arrangement but it was spectacular. The pricing was fantastic, too. I highly recommend the florist here and you'll get more for your money. Thank you for the special attention and detail for a sweet 16 arrangement.

So I was only here for 1 item, but I am braiding this purely off of customer service…read more For christmas, I was looking for artichokes, and they are not necessarily the easiest thing to find. Whole foods didn't have them, neither dis Trader Joe's didn't have them, and of course the regular Kroger and Heb didn't have them either. I had heard from a neighbor to check sprouts, and I gave them a quick call to ask him about their produce. Phil answered the phone and he was very quick polite. He took the time to let me know exactly how many were in stock.And even let me know when I came in, if there weren't enough to go ahead and reach out to him so he could pull them from the back. I personally have never been to this location before, but I really enjoyed it.

I know some grocery stores hire special needs young adults. Don't bother having your higher…read morefunctioning special needs young person apply for a baggers position at Sprouts. They don't hire them.

H-E-B is just better than all the rest. This is a great little store…read more Even though this location is smaller and traffic CAN get more than a little crazy coming in and out, I love this place. I'd recommend visiting during non-peak hours and enjoy perusing and shopping. They have amazing produce, a huge hummus selection ;) , every typical grocery item you could want including sections with fresh flowers, baked goods, greeting cards, office products, toiletries, household items and more.

I stopped by for a quick pick up and it didn't have everything I needed. It is smaller than other…read morehebs around.

Good selection of produce at reasonable prices. Staff were very accommodating and friendly. Place…read morewas clean and everything was well kept. I'll be going back

Absolutely love farm markets for fresh veggies and fruit that are local…read more This store was a short drive from Houston and their produce was exactly what I needed . Recommend bringing your own bags for purchases . Parking : plentiful Service: A+

As a neighborhood store, Foodtown serves my basic needs. They offer a wide variety of items. For…read morethe most part the store is clean, has affordable prices, nice produce and fresh meat. Keep up the good work Foodtown!!

It's been years since I've been in the store. Decided to stop in and pick up a few few things and…read moreto my surprise everything just looked really good. They had a lot of different vegetables and chilies and different kinds of mint and stuff and I did some really good deals on some meat and bones for my dog. Everybody that was working there was very nice. I definitely will go back.

didn't even know spring had an eastern european market! i had tried pilaf in kyrgyzstan and wanted…read moreto find a place in houston that makes it~ super surprised to find one so close to where i live! it is mostly a small market - super clean and bright inside . the pilaf was premade and kept in the back of the store. i thought it was alright~ BUT the carrot kimchi!! so so good i could eat it all day! it paired super well with the pilaf and i would come back to buy this again!

Just moved to Houston and very happy to find a Russian Armenian store near me. Great selection and…read moreprices are very good!

Usually has all that I need with a decent selection of fruits, meats, bakery! Self checkout is…read morealways open, never too long of lines. Employees are friendly and helpful. Parking lot is usually busy and a bit dirty from trash and birds but overall they try to keep it clean. Great location to find a Girl Scout

I was discriminated at this Kroger by the manager named Chris. I purchased a ham 2 days ago and…read morewent to return it but I didn't have the physical receipt but I had a digital receipt. They never even looked at my digital receipt they said it's policy that they can't accept digital receipts. It didn't say it anywhere listed in the store that they couldn't. I even pulled up the policy online I have attached it to this post for review. Once I showed her she asked a co worker who told her it's up to the manager. So she called the manager over and asked him what the policy was and he said it was up to him to make the decision. Chris didn't ask me anything he just looked at me and told her to give me a gift card. I was extremely frustrated. I give Krogers between $400-600 dollars monthly between buying groceries and going to there gas stations so I was upset I asked the lady at guest services why and she said cuz you could act like you didn't return it than try to return it again or steal it from somewhere when I say I couldn't possible begin to understand what she was saying because what who is doing that not me but because I'm black yall assume I'm or would do something like that all over $19.02. Chris was extremely nonchalant and kept talking to his co worker he was extremely dismissive. I literally had to interrupt him and ask him what his name was because his behavior is unacceptable especially as a manager. I just took the gift card because I wasn't going to argue with them I couldn't not after being discriminated against. Why didn't Chris ask to see my digital receipt? Why didn't he ask me for my rewards number? Why didn't he engage in conversation with me? Why was it more important for him to dismiss what I'm talking about and talk to his colleague? Why did he look at me and than tell the lady to refund on a gift card? What encouraged his decision or should we say his bias. What discretion did he use besides a racist one. It's sad it's 2026 and we are still dealing with racism. I can easily dispute the transaction with my credit card company but I didn't and I'm not they can keep the ham which they have and my money. To make things worse I lost the gift card. This is the price they will have to pay to lose a customer. I've been shopping at Krogers for over 15 years I'm originally from Michigan and moved to Texas 3 years ago. A lot of these businesses wonder why they are struggling to keep the doors open. It's 2025 Krogers systems should be able to detect when something has been returned. No one is keep paper receipts everything is digital so a digital receipt should be fine. The lady told me she needs the physical copy so she and scratch off the item I returned it was only 1 item on the receipt and she would have known that if they looked at my digital receipt and returned my money back to my credit card. Long story short time to start shopping at HEB

Every time I come here it's an experience. They have more things than you could think of. Very…read morefriendly staff and someone is always cleaning the store. If you want unique food and drinks, come visit this place. I love the ambiance, feels like you're in an actual store and not some corporation. If you haven't tried garlic shrimp chips, it's a must.

Bad bad bad attitude. The old lady in the back is the boss even though she'll deny it. Confirmed…read moreby employees today. Tried to buy pork which is sold by the pound. I told her I wanted the side that wasn't all burned and dried up (see pic). She said too bad you have to take that side. She decides. Forget it! Who wants to buy meat that's most inedible because it's all burnt. Geez. Totally rude. Won't buy here again even though some days she's nicer. This is a prime example of what happens to owner attitude when there's little to no competition. No need to be nice to customers. I hope someone else comes in so all us customers can go somewhere where they're at least indifferent (I know true kindness is probably asking too much so I'd settle for just indifference). Until that happens I'll make the 30 mile journey to Chinatown just to avoid the toxic rudeness that emanates from the owner here

It's still Whole Foods which means that everything is a little expensive, but we come in here quite…read morea bit nonetheless. The hot bar is ok, but I expect better for the price. The selection is also getting stale. However, I will say the customer service is usually excellent. My wife and I were there a few weeks ago to buy milk in the morning. They have a big bald guy with a beard (forgot his name) who is super friendly and helpful. He was lugging a giant box of milk around when my wife asked him about the difference between a couple of brands of milk. Without even setting the box down this guy gave us a hilarious rundown of the differences in all the milks they carry. My wife picked out a gallon he suggested and he asked her what the expiration date was. After she told him he just said "I think I got something better". He put his box down, stuck his hands into the middle of a pallet, and yanked out a fresh one. He really seemed to enjoy his job along with helping us out.

2 stars. The hot…read morefood was genuinely good. The chicken tikka masala was fresh, flavorful, and one of the better prepared items I've had from the hot bar recently. I also want to recognize Patrick, who was working in the back stocking/unloading items. He took the time to go check for a product for me, came back personally, and let me know it was unavailable. I appreciated the effort and professionalism. Unfortunately, the experience at checkout completely changed the tone of my visit. The cashier, Marilyn, never greeted me, never acknowledged me when I spoke to her, and never thanked me at the end of the transaction. From beginning to end, there was not a single word exchanged from her side. When she handed me my receipt, her demeanor felt dismissive and honestly unpleasant. Idk what that attitude was about but imagine how quickly this could've gone downhill had I handled her just as rudely as she handled me. What stood out most is that there was no negative interaction beforehand that would have explained the behavior. Even if a greeting was somehow missed, there is no reason a customer should leave without at least hearing "thank you." One employee's poor customer service can easily overshadow the positive work of others, and that's exactly what happened here. Whole Foods needs to do better with consistency in customer experience, especially at the register where customers leave with their final impression of the store.