My first experience with this Texas born and bred outfit was about 15 years ago when they expanded…read moreout of Lubbock and into the metroplex. My relationship has been up and down since then. However, recently with HEB out of San Antonio invading the metroplex,all boats seem to be floating higher due to the competition. I've noticed the Market Street prices have regressed as a result. Also,their stock selection and merchandizing has elevated. This store is no different. When it was in my path and fed my need to stop and grab some 5 o'clock refreshment,I found it fit the bill. Go!

Flower Mound Market Street is my "go to" for grocery shopping. It is a smaller store, but it has…read moreeverything well laid out and easy to find. The store is always immaculate, and the staff is both friendly and helpful. The prices are very competitive. They often have staff providing various tastings of snacks and drinks. They also have gorgeous flowers and a nice gift assortment.

One star. Absolutely ridiculous experience at WinCo. I was just trying to check out my groceries in…read morepeace at self-checkout when one of the employees--a rude white guy--started making smart remarks for no reason. Instead of being helpful, he had an attitude the whole time like customers were a problem for him. Customer service clearly isn't a priority here. If you're going to have employees monitoring self-checkout, at least make sure they know how to treat people with basic respect. I won't be coming back after that kind of unnecessary disrespect.

great hours open very late. selection is alright overall. big store with some variety.read more

The store is usually clean, the store is usually safe, the service is usually good to great. I…read morenoticed the Amazon order delivery team racing around with shopping carts way to fast for safe operation inside the store, not looking for anyone around the corner. Not only did the young Latino man almost run into my mid section at full speed, he also refused to apologize and was rudely saying "Well I'll agree to Disagree" which is as bad or worse than a fake apology. When you hire too many young people with flexible morals and flexible values that have little to no accountability for customers inside the grocery store/super market and management that refuses to make these employees be accountable for their actions the resultant is a horrible customer experience. If I return to this store I will wear a jockey strap to protect myself and I'll make my kids wear football protective gear just in case the Amazon/ Wholefoods management refuses to discipline their people to make sure I can keep my children safe. I am also going to consider buying additional insurance to cover my risk of injury while shopping around these very dangerous and disrespectful Generation Z employees loading preorders with no consideration for anyone else. It's much safer to not shop here and to order online and protect your body and your children. Low integrity means No integrity. Over the years this store has fallen to new Epically LOW like SUB-PAR STANDARDS! Not to Mention they took anyway the Miltary Discount. Much of the very best employees left when Amazon bought them out. It's really a shame to shop there. Buy your shopping insurance, be prepared to get ran over by Amazon delivery and do not ever expect an apology, especially if you're Caucasian. I noticed 5 Amazon delivery order employees pushing the karts too fast. The food is still excellent it's just too dangerous to shop there. Don't bring your elderly or children, a serious injury is just waiting to happen based off the way they act. I'm a Decorated War Veteran. The Entire Store should be Ashamed of Themselves!

Nothing really to complain about except they seem to have less selection than other Whole Foods…read more Less selection and popular items are sold out more often. It's like this store is not a priority to supply.

I spied this place once while driving by and decided to look it up. The Yelp reviews were super…read morepositive, and I love a meat market that also sells prepared foods and has a cafe element. We were very warmly greeted by a gentleman who I think must be an owner or major stakeholder. He gave us a quick history of the place and was fast to recommend the prime rib po boy sandwich. We ordered one to split, and it came with seasoned fries. The sandwich came out quickly, and the meat was tender with just the right amount of slightly spicy horseradish sauce. Yum. I definitely want to come back for the signature prime rib on a Friday or Saturday. That meatloaf sounds tempting too, and the brisket mac and cheese caught my eye. Looks like I will need to come back a few times.

No More Brunch - at least on Sundays - Website not updated yet…read more Must be a new thing because in the short time we were there, a couple other tables came in then left once they found out the Brunch Menu was not available. We were starving so stayed and had catfish plate and smoked turkey sandwich. This is the first time we were not super satisfied with our meals. Maybe it was because we were looking forward to brisket tacos & chicken & waffles. We had great service from Nathan! We grabbed some meat to bring home. Love making griddle burgers with the flurry grind.

I went shopping today for a few items I was going to need for tonight's dinner. One of the items…read morewas Parsley a very common thing to have available at a big store like Tomb Thumb. It happens the produce person was present stocking and I approached him to ask him where could I find Parsley besides the ORGANIC section, when he said we only carry organic for parsley I then asked if they had the Italian parsley when he very unhappily walked over and pointed at it. He was very impatient and was not very helpful. I'm a senior citizen and feel that lately we've become a pain to these so called employees if we even have a question. Don't get me started on their 'Digital' coupons that don't register when using the self serve checkout. I'm not saying everyone at this particular store is a grump, but someone needs to talk to this specific 6 footer, bearded produce person on what his job is about. TomThumb get your act together and have other options besides organic as most of us can't afford the difference in price.

I recently purchased some food in the deli area and was served by lovely young girl named Diamond…read more She was fast and efficient. I asked for recommendations and she suggested I try some sliced maple turkey.GREAT SUGGESTION. I also got some fried chicken tenders that were kind of buffalo style. ! DELICIOUS! So ask for her when you go. She will get you what you want for sure. The ambience was typical clean, fresh food and large selection.

What a great store! The staff is amazing. Well lit, most everything I need can be found here. The…read morecashier who rang me up, Donna was so helpful and friendly! Keep her! Thank you Sprouts!

I am a giant fan of this store! I workout next door and I love being able to come in after a…read moresession and find something healthy to snack on or cook for my evening meals.

How to shop at Central Market? Make a list otherwise it's so easy to pick up so many extras. This…read morereview is about my favorites at Central Market. I am here for the produce, mostly! Everything is fresh and in abundance. They have these cherry tomatoes called "Flavor Bombs" and are so good and sweet. Plus all the fresh herbs are amazing. Sometimes I shop here just for the produce. You can take a shortcut through the doorway into self-service coffee, nuts, candy and spices or continue to Seafood and Meats. My favorite in seafood is the Lobster in the tank and only when it's a special occasion And in the meat area, I like their pork chops, ground pork, and large hamburger patties. In the middle store I like their olive oils, with so many choices but my favorite is the Central Market Sicilian flavor. Now for the cheese and dairy my go to butter is the La Gall French Butter, so good. We like their fresh baked breads especially the Sour Dough and Naan. Near Checkout you will beautiful flowers that are fresh with so many choices. Until next visit!!! Shop Central Market!

This is my go-to grocery store for just about everything. They consistently have what I need, and…read morethe quality of their produce and meat is exceptional. The freshness and selection always exceed expectations. Coming from New England, I'm extremely picky about seafood, and this is the only place in the area where I'll buy it. That says a lot about their quality and standards. Crowds can be intense on Saturdays and Sundays, especially around the produce and meat sections. It feels like being packed in with sardines (lol pun), but that's just a sign of how popular the store is. If you prefer a calmer shopping experience, I recommend going on weekdays or in the evenings. The staff is friendly and helpful. Once, while I was debating how a seasonal product might taste, an employee overheard me and offered to open a box so I could sample it. I was honestly surprised to learn that they'll open almost anything for you to try. I declined and bought it anyway, but that level of service really impressed me. I also love how Central Market leans into the seasons. Their themed décor changes throughout the year, adding charm and warmth from the entrance to the back of the store. One Christmas, a violinist was performing near the seafood counter. Shopping for dinner while listening to live holiday music was such a special touch and exactly the kind of experience that makes this place stand out. The only reason I'm deducting a star is for the restrooms near the wine and beer section. On the very rare occasion I've had to use them, they've been filthy and unpleasantly odorous. For a store that takes such pride in presentation and quality, the bathrooms fall short of their otherwise excellent standards. Despite that, Central Market remains one of my favorite grocery destinations; a place that truly elevates the everyday shopping experience.

Oh, Trader Joe's. I don't get over here as much as I'd like to, but when I can I always enjoy enjoy…read morea good browse. Especially for seasonal specials... Trader Joe's has a pretty nice gluten free selection, although there's been some debate over just how gluten free their gluten free goodies are. I can say I've never had any issues, but everyone is different. Do your own research, people! Love their flowers, fresh gf pizza dough and pasta, and their frozen veggies and meals.

This Trader Joe's is great! I'm happy they're a smaller format store, it helps to cut through the…read morenoise and reduce decision fatigue. They carry a well-edited array of mostly their own private label brands with a global perspective. You will always find something special here that's exciting! To keep things interesting, they have seasonal offerings that keep in step with the time of year. For example, be sure to grab one of their Gobbler Rolls with turkey, stuffing cranberry sauce and gravy... you will not be disappointed! That being said, sometime the products miss the mark, but there's way more hits than misses. Definitely try their Green Goddess Salad, Mini Oatmeal Cookies, Mac n' Cheese and their flavored yogurts. Some of the misses are snacks that are just too sweet like their cereal bars. But for the most part, the products are adventurous and quite good- especially at the very reasonable prices they charge. Something that really makes the TJ stand out is the amazing service. When I checked out, the cashier was so friendly and chatty, all the while paying special attention to detail when bagging my groceries. She was like a 3-D Tetris Master bagging groceries, and taking care to double bag. She had so much skill, and I really got the impression she loved her work. It made me realize the only place I ever have someone else bag my groceries is at Trader Joe's. Makes total sense because every time I've been to a TJ's regardless of location, the checkout experience is always exceptional. In today's grocery world, it's mostly self-checkout and Trader Joe's stands out to me as a company that knows their business and has a lot of integrity. Well done Trader Joe's. I appreciate the great value, bountiful array of quality food and the overall pleasantness of the shopping experience.

2 tomahawk steaks 2 in thick with the house rub. Amazing!!! Great meat market with plenty of…read moremarinades, rubs, cherrywood bacon also outstanding

It's good choice beef. There is no premium beef here but you definitely pay premium prices…read more Sausages and rubs and ground beef is what I come for. I'll pay an arm and leg for cuts of beef that have better quality.

We were greeted by the most joyful person, Gabriella…read more Thank you, sweet lady!!! BTW: this was my first time at this location

Times are a changing. Gone is Natural Grocers, but then Sprouts opened up and saw success while…read moretaking some business from Tom Thumb, but now that Trader Joes is here I see them taking some business from Sprouts which is weird becuase the thing that TJ's is known for is that people have to go to a 2nd grocery store to get the rest of their ingredients. TJ's is the place to get finished foods and snacks, it's not the place to shop if you have a family. It's great for if you live alone or only feed 2 people. They have all the latest food trends and high quality products. Prices are good. Service is excellent. Layout is good. Prices are good compared to California (home for me). It's quite small compared to other locations in California and Chicago where I spend most of my time in. It's a great compliment to Cox, Zion, Las Colinas for the specialized markets. HEB, Market Street and Tom Thumb for major grocers and Whole foods for the bougie health focused. I"m too much of a foodie to come here on a regular basis, but for those that don't want the fuss of cooking for themselves or others it's a great place with it's own place in the area despite Coppel being a family suburb.