My trip back to the farmers market was just like the first time. Every vendor is so knowledgeable…read moreabout the products they have available. Get the honey! Get the jam! Get the pickles and jalapeños! Get the sauce squares! The sun was beaming, not too hot, not too cold. The music was vibing. Come from far or near, you must visit this market. My drive back was more than worth it!!!!!! I'll be sure to grab more pictures next trip.

Thank you to Brittany B and yelp for organizing a wonderful event. I am thankful to have been able…read moreto join this event as I had a great time last year. Although it was a bit cold and windy out, it was still a good time. I was able to purchase coffee from the coffee truck, Argentinian empanadas, and a goat milk soap. Jonathon showed us to each vendor and described what each tent had to offer, how long the market had been around. The cooking demo was great. Chef Jazzy explained her background, being trained at the Culinary Institute of America. She demonstrated how to properly cut a pineapple, grill it, to bring out its natural sweetness. The king trumpet mushrooms were an alternative vegetarian to "scallops", everything prepared was delicious! This was such a great idea to use produce and seafood sourced from the market. I will try to return to this Farmer's Market to support the local businesses.

Been shopping at this Kroger for well over five years by now and I never really had many issues up…read moreuntil fairly recently with what I believe to be a change in management?? There used to be this one manager, I believe his name was Lonnie who ran the store - he was a decent manager. I haven't seen him in a while but I think he has been replaced by this guy called Butler I think. I had the misfortune of having to deal with this Mr. Butler when I was having an issue with the attitude of the people working in deli. They called Mr. Butler over to help assist me, and he was nothing but unprofessional and rude. He completely disregarded everything I said, looked at me like I was stupid, and when he walked away from me, I overheard him calling me "white trash" to a fellow employee. I knew exactly what he said, and I informed him that I was gonna call corporate for his unprofessional management skills and his racist remark - he just looked at me again like I was stupid and simply walked away. I really do wonder if Kroger actually trains their store managers properly, because I've never been treated in such a way all my years shopping there.

I went to the pharmacy at Kroger 3820 Atascocita rd Humble Tx 77396. February 14, 2024 at 7:35 p.m…read more and my asthma was bothering me. I thought I was waiting patiently for my medication but the pharmacy tech apparently wasn't having a great night. I seen her sorting things and I thought maybe it was more urgent than me waiting in line, but when the pharmacist asked her if she helped me she claimed "I ignored her," which was her reason for making me wait so long, when I didn't even know she spoke to me to begin with so I stood there sickly because she "assumed" I ignored her. Overall i would give the 'pharmacist' 5 stars I would because I appreciate him for his help. But the tech was unprofessional so zero stars to her!!!

This is my favorite HEB! It's close to my home and I typically get good service. I usually do…read morecurbside pick ~90% of the time. It's quick and convenient. However, there has been a couple of times when I received items that were not mine. I enjoy the ready made meals, sushi, and the outside boiled seafood on weekends.

They had a flower extravaganza for the price of $7.98 for 12 dozen roses in different colors! The…read morewine was a plus and it was delicious . I'll have to buy more!

Don't sleep on this market! This evening, this market celebrated its 2nd anniversary, so I cannot…read morethink of a better reason to write a review for this hidden gem. Where to start? How about the location. The hearth is BEAUTIFUL! It boasts water views with seating, plenty of green space for the kiddos and pups, a neighborhood pool, and of course a hearth, where you'll usually find a live musician and kiddos playing various outdoor games. The market is intimate and growing, twinkling lights help it sparkle after dark, but the real heart of this market is the people. The vendors are vetted, local, and incredibly knowledgeable. From coffee (with samples), to amazing egg rolls, to fresh honey, unique mushrooms, body products, pup treats, tamales, and Italian ice, the market makes it easy to support local. Between the vendor stories, and the smiling Haskins family there to greet you, it's impossible to leave without a smile. The energy of this market is infectious. Everyone cares. If you're around on a Thursday, it's certainly worth stopping by!

Lots of vendors for all family members! Kids love the sweet treats! All the vendor owners are very…read morenice and balance out not being too pushy. Everyone is very passionate about what they do!

Discovered this place after watching an episode of Rick Bayless's Mexico, One Plate at a Time. We…read morewanted Chorizo. We found it! And we found a whole lot more. This is actually more than a meat market. They have groceries and a lunch/breakfast counter too. We generally go by once a month and load up on things like plantains, baby bananas, bulk beans, garlic, chorizo, tortillas...the basics for latin cooking. The produce department is small, but they have a good selection. I do have to look at things kind of hard sometimes as I don't think they have great turn-around on some items and they can look a little dried out when they shouldn't. But, vigilance pays off and I can always get what I came for. The general dry goods area is oddly arranged (to me) but I can generally find what I want without having to ask. The meat market is the thing we love most. Their meats look great and taste better. We always get bulk chorizo. It is so good with eggs and potatoes and crumbled on top of mac and cheese. I digress. Their seasoned meats have also proven to be tasty. Another nice thing about this market is they sell rendered pork fat by the quart. This is essential in making carnitas and other dishes. The fat is always fresh and never rancid. The guys behind the counter are always nice and helpful, even though our Spanish is mutilated at best. The little breakfast/lunch counter is fun. We have gone there and gotten breakfast and lunch tacos. Their food is definitely authentic and tasty. I will not claim to have tried everything, but so far I have to vouch for tacos (pork) and the basic eggs and chorizo breakfast. We tried menudo, but the texture of the actual tripe threw both myself and my hub off. The broth however was really nice. Give this little place a try the next time you need some groceries with latin flair.

Been coming here for years, and I feel the meats are not as high quality as they used to have…read more Price per pound went up but quality is not anything to talk about. We bout a rack of beef short ribs, noticed all the fat on the slab asked the "butcher" for a better slab and his response was they are all the same. We then asked him to trim the fat and he said they cannot do that for us. All in all I may give them one more chance before I try some place new.

The choco lover is delicious! I love how it has Nutella and chocolate sprinkles combined with the…read morestrawberries and bananas. I also order the pao de queso and they are just delicious. Service is quick and the ambience is relaxed. This is my go to spot when ever!

Açaí Brasil is such a great place! The staff is always so kind, sweet, and helpful. They make the…read moreaçaí bowls quickly while still doing a great job, and the customer service is always amazing. Definitely a place I love coming back to!

Great Cooked Food & Excellent Service. Highly recommend breakfast, lunch or dinner can't go wrong…read morewith buying any meal from here

I rounded up to 4 stars based on value alone. In my quest to find the greatest burger in the…read moreHouston area, I ran across this apparently Asian-owned, hidden gem while searching through Yelp listings near my work. I've heard of burgers at car washes but never burgers at a grocery store/laundromat. Yep, they own the laundromat next door too. I came mainly for the burger and jalapeno poppers, but sadly they no longer have the latter, not enough people ordered them. I simply ordered a burger basket with onion rings instead of fries, big mistake! The onion ring breading was so rock hard, it hurts my mouth when I tried to bite into them. The burger weighs in at about 1/3 pound and is pressed very thin. It resembles and tastes nearly identical to Whataburger, with exception of one important thing, they use fresh ground beef here. No surprise a lot of Yelpers mention Whataburger in their reviews. My patty was cooked medium, but they don't ask how you want it cooked. The burger normally comes with toasted bun, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, mustard and mayo. I added sliced, pickled jalapenos for free at the suggestion of the lady taking my order. I also added a 500 mL Mexican Coke and the total came out to about $7. They also use American cheese, so I skipped that. As compared to Hippo burger, which I had to pass just to get here, I like the buns here more, since they hold up well. However, Hippo has a more flavorful beef patty, and it's thick which is my preference. Average service when placing my order, but the man at the cash register was very friendly and seemed like one of the owners. They don't have anywhere to sit down inside, so its definitely to-go only. Next time I come back, I'll try a double burger with fries.

The Smoked Mac and Cheese had a thick cheesy flavor with large macaroni shells. The shrimp and…read morecrawfish étouffée was really creamy and flavorful. I've had versions where the celery flavor is very prominent, but I thought this one had a lighter flavor since the celery had been chopped smaller. The rice had less of a bite than other étouffée I've had and was similar to regular rice, which I like. There was only (2) plump shrimps and several tiny but well-cooked crawfish in it, but I understand that's what is available right now. The shrimp and grits comes covered with a creamy sauce and slices of andouille sausage. I had a bite from my sister's shrimp and grits and thought they were pretty good but creamier than the other dishes. The grits were kept more basic as flavors of the sauce and meats were already heavy.

I gave Marc and Cajun Smoke Creole Soul a tall order with just 1 week between the order and…read moredelivery. They made a Thanksgiving dinner for 90 employees on Friday of this past week and hand-delivered to our plant. Everything from the turkey and ham down to the fixings and the banana pudding was so delicious! It was all seasoned perfectly and the plant (always hard to please) was really impressed. Everything Cajun Smoke makes is seasoned to perfection and hits the taste buds just right! Marc is our neighbor and he occasionally sells plates. His diversity of food; Cajun food, BBQ, and holiday meals... all to die for! You have to try it!