Till today my main grocery was HEB at 1609 North Texas Ave. in Bryan, TX. On December 30th, I…read morewent in and bought lobster claws and snow crab legs. The people I spent New years eve with also bought seafood. We had so much, I froze the claws for another meal. Last night, I decided to take out 3 claws for dinner. They were bad. I still have the receipt so I called up HEB to see if they would replace them. $30. is a lot of money to throw in the trash. Well I was told I should have asked if I could freeze these if I didn't eat them right away. REALLY!!!!!!! So I will now be taking my business to Krogers. Wow, I never expected that from HEB. I usually don't bad mouth anyone on facebook, but this is really bad business.

I love my H-E-B. They're always willing to help me out and if they don't have what I'm looking for…read morethey always offer an amazing alternative to complete my shopping cart. Amazing team at Bryan 1.

This was my first time going to an Aldi. Great small grocery store for staple items at a…read moreaffordable price. You can be in an out in a short period of time and get food, produce to cooking utensils and cleaning supplies. Very nice alternative to the larger supermarkets. Store was clean and maintained well. Friend employees. But be sure to bring quarter to get a shopping cart and bring your own grocery sack to carry your items out. The don't provide them...

4.3.24 If you have not been to Aldi's you are missing out…read more The prices are low on quite a few staple items like milk, bread, eggs, fruits and veggies. The store is always clean and tidy. I stopped in here to pick up coffee for my hubby. He loves their dark roast coffee. The gentlemen was nice and friendly. Aldi's also sells other items too. Like home goods, gardening stuff, candles, blankets, etc... The new items come out on Wednesdays so make sure to go on Wednesdays. I will stop at this location again.

8.18.24 only bought gas today. This location was very busy…read more There was a long line for car wash and almost all the gas pumps were taken.

Bought a prime filet from CS Texas Ave and cooked it in a cast iron skillet with some Bolner's…read moreUncle Chris's steak seasoning and it made me want to throw rocks at casa do brasil. BEST STEAK EVER!

My family and I recently visited Krogers on Booneville. In Bryan, Tx. And an associate by the name…read moreof Shirley an older Caucasian lady was working the self check. My son which is 23 showed her his ID to purchase some beer. She refused to sell it to him due to my 22 year old niece was with him. She said it is the law for both people to show their Id when purchasing. But right after that I went to the store to purchase it with my ID. She refused to sell it to me cause they were with me. But three Students walked up with beer and wine coolers. She only asked one to show his ID and the other two didn't. But yet they purchased the stuff and went on . The manager on duty said all parties had to show id. But we go in there all the time and no one has ever ask my son or niece to show their id when I purchase beer. So I think there is some racism some where with this lady Shirley. And shortly after that my sister went in and purchased it. She did not ID her at all. She said she assume you are of age.

Free wifi that reaches the parking lot and something delicious for lunch. I took a couple of work…read moremeetings from a shady spot in the parking area and then popped in to the store to see what I might have today. The store is quite large and the parking lot is large. Clean and tidy, with empty cart corrals and no loose trash. The interior of the store is well lit and well organized. Lots of associates rushing about or tending their work areas with no line at the checkout area. Walking through the deli, I picked out one of yesterday's rotisserie chickens that is now served cold and at half price. A full chicken for $4? You bet! Some cheese to go with it and now I have a keto-friendly lunch with leftovers for dinner. Kroger bought the Harris-Teeter chain a couple of years ago so my VIC number works and I earned a couple fuel points on today's purchase. [Review 17388 overall - 403 in Texas - 906 of 2022.]

Yay, a natural foods/gf foods/essential oils etc shop! It's small inside but is trying to have a…read moregood selection, especially of essential oils, homeopathy, supplements, natural meats, (chicken livers!) frozen foods, snacks, chocolate, and bulk herbs (Frontier) .... they even had some organic limes and sweet potatoes. Two women were kind enough to ask if they could help me find anything. Thank you! When I went to buy some sauerkraut-type vegetables in a jar, there was black fuzzy mold, like, the bad kind, all over the container. I told the guy about it but I got the feeling they'll just wipe it off and return it to the shelf....

I adore VFP as each and every staff member is incredibly helpful, personable and fully supportive…read moreand friendly!! I had switched to VFP many, many years ago and I am so glad that I did as I have always had top notch service with each and every script, which says a lot as I have 10+ scripts!! I enjoy utilizing their after hours call in, which I appreciate tremendously as there are times that I have 5+ refill requests which may take 3+ minutes on refills which is cumbersome. Though, I did love their grocery store too, so choosing their pharmacy wasn't a stretch for me!!!

I would give zero if I could. We used to like this place but hadn't been in quite some time. The…read moreTaqueria was absolutely garbage. Spent $40 for 2 plates and a menudo. Would not recommend any of it. Menudo is not made all together, like the tripe, broth/soup and hominy are all cooked and stored separately and then put together when ordered. It tasted disgusting. Everything was dry, beans were canned. Barbacoa was weired and had some kind of filler in it could have been white rice... it was gross. All of the food was bad but we only tried to get a refund on the Menudo that we could not eat and they refused! The manager wouldn't even talk to us. Never go here.

I was very pleased with the marinated meat that I purchased for fajitas. Seasoning was just right!…read moreI will be back!

The restaurant that used to be inside the market is no longer there, so don't waste your time…read morereading those reviews. This market has almost everything you would need to make most Asian food recipes. You will find lots of products that you cannot find at local chain grocery stores, including fresh produce items. Sadly, the store is not very clean, the lighting is dim, and the aisles often have boxes of product in them making it difficult to navigate. The prices are not clearly posted. There is product in the store that is expired, so be sure to check expiration dates. The staff, though limited in the English language, are always friendly. I will continue to shop this store because of the unique products they carry and my need for these products to make Asian food recipes that I really enjoy eating.

Anything Asian that you are looking for you will find here. So many products to look at. I could…read morespend hours looking through all of them.

All Indian products are available In this store. I recommend to buy products in this storeread more

This store is a lazy and broke vegan/vegetarians dream. The back room is full of what I assume to…read morebe traditional/common Indian ingredients and pre-prepared foods. The prices are really cheap and most things are all natural. I shop here for uncommon ingredients, pre-made vegan box dinners, unique snacks, and special drinks. The selection is surprisingly good for how tiny the place is, and they just opened a food truck outside with really good food.