This Kroger has a jewelry store right inside the grocery store!…read more Along with groceries and jewelry, they also offer clothes and various housewares.

Normally I'm pretty pleased with this location. Today however, I saw the bagger put my beautiful…read morepapaya in the cart pretty roughly. Sure enough, when I got home, I noticed how banged up it was. I was planning on leaving it out for a few days before peeling it, but it has to be done now. Anyways, I just called customer service to complain and let them know to please tell the baggers to be more careful with fruit. They told me to come back to the store, but I have no time. So, I guess watch out for your fruit so they don't mangle it.

I've had a very pleasant experience at the HEB all in all. A bit surprised to see the low rating…read more Anytime I've gone, the store is clean, well stocked and the employees are very nice. I think they do a good job keeping carts available, getting you through the checkout line and assisting if you have any questions. I like the Texas themed merchandise they have throughout the seasons. It's a great one stop shop. I always pick up my beer and groceries, fresh breads, love the butter there and all the HEB branded canned goods and soup stocks. The prices are competitive, often beating other big box stores. Quality is always there with everything I've purchased. As with any store, I've had some stuff ring up for more expensive than the shelf (old sale tags that weren't removed) but I've always been met with associates who take care of it. Truly my favorite grocery store.

One Star is Too Much!!! Garden Area - On this morning…read more09/24/2025 at 9:30 am, my husband and I, went to H-E-B off Northpark at Interstate 59 and received very poor assistance by a male (description: brown skin, not African American - approx. 5'7 blk/hair,brn eyes) working the area. First of all, I noticed him in the caged area so I said excuse me I'm trying to purchase some of the small succulent plants and the display shows $2 but I purchased some the same ones on Monday at $1 each. He responds, let me scan them and says, well the price is $2.97. Then he, changes the display price from the $2 to 2.97 while my husband and I stand there. And as he proceeded to walk off from us as though we're of unimportance he said with his back to us, I don't make the price so my husband responded back and said, oh you just change them. We proceeded to the inside of the store to attempt to make contact with a manager or individual with a more accommodating and pleasant disposition. But that didn't work either we encountered a female kid by the name of My and after explaining our concerns of what had taken place thus far, she stated, "I don't work in that department so if he said the price was $2.97 then it's $2.97, I can't change it cause I'm not over that department." She further asked for the male name and we didn't remember it but described him and she said, oh I think I know who you're talking about so I'll talk to him. I tried to explain that I'm not asking for you to change the price nor talk to him for the unprofessional disrespect of the individual working outside but that I would like to know if HEB feels that they should honor the prices they display. Manager My said, I can't change the price if it is $2.97. At this point, my attempt for resolution or assistance was to no avail so I told her that was okay but I would be submitting a review for the mistreatment we've encountered today because it's not right and I began to walk away very quickly and hurt. When we had almost reached the exit door, manager or Lead - My, came behind us saying, "ma'am I can give you a discount then", and I responded, "that's okay because if there's not a mature store manager here than I'll just do my review because you all aren't treating people right and we continue walking out of the store and left. This is our neighborhood location but unfortunately if this is the new treatment that HEB will be displaying toward their customers then we'll just have to patronize KROGERS and elsewhere for all of our future groceries/gardening purchases.

Detest this store but shop here because I have no choice…read more The lot is a mess... not because of Walmart but because of the animals who shop here. Low class clientele. Dirty diapers and trash... even if they had a 24 attendant it wouldn't be enough. The checkers are nice on the plus side.

The debit/credit machine did not work at checkout. The cashier made no attempt to correct the…read moreissue. Complete waste of time. An obvious breakdown in management and training. Sad. Pathetic.

Located in Kingwood, TX, this is one of 45 Aldi's in the Houston Metro area. It is laid out very…read moresimilarly to the ones I frequent, and had similar items as well. They use quarter powered carts and have no self checkout lanes. Also learned that cauliflower is in the non-refrigerated vegetable section which is different than broccoli and cabbage which is.

ALDI may not be the biggest grocery store around...but it has everything I need...the prices are…read morenoticeably cheaper compared to other stores in the area...which makes it a great place to save money without sacrificing quality. Even though they usually only have 1 or 2 cashiers working at a time...the lines move quickly and efficiently...so you don't end up waiting long...parking is never an issue...there's plenty available...which makes the shopping trip even more convenient. Overall...it's a good...no-frills store that covers all the essentials at a great price...definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

unsung heroes…read more hurricane beryl barreled through our cities, towns, livelihoods and family matters. but its not over...h-e-b kingwood was the only place where people could find help in my neighborhood. for me, the store was where i could find wifi so that i could tell my family i was alive and well. but.......such an operation could not have happened if not for the worker. it is the h-e-b worker, stocking, cleaning, opening doors. the worker bagged, pushed carts, held their personal emotions while they, themselves, still have no ligths in their homes; four days after the storm. i cannot tell people to be nice or think of others but what i can do is sing for the unsung heroes working in the midst of uncertainty and strife. thank you for being strength in a time of weakness! special thanks to h-e-b workers: alex, sherida, sanovia, jariel, claudia, rowan, chloe!

Love the store products. The staff is just the worse. Like I am inconveniencing them by asking…read morea question. This last visit popped in for some flowers for a dance recital. Great selection but the floral attendants were not interested in helping or even making the wrapping look nice. I guess I should have thought ahead to wrap it at home.

I am not a Walmart fan, but we came to this store because we needed some groceries. We get to the…read moreregisters and there are 7 employees standing there watching people check out. The only registers open were the self checkouts, and now I remember why I don't like Walmart. I will go back to Krogers and HEB where they have employees that are running registers and bagging the groceries.

I want to thank Felicia for all her help today. We have an event coming up and needed a raffle door…read moreprize. The ideas started rolling from the time I entered the store. What would be something useful for someone 65 or older? Ended up getting an Air Fryer, a huge bow and candy. They'll love it. But this is about Felicia. She truly helped me and with a smile to boot. Can't wait to return.