My daughter and I popped into Market Street on May 19, 2026 after the disappointment of a local…read morebakery being open only to pre-orders. I told her I had this grocery stores in Lubbock, TX, bookmarked and we could just pick up some cookies and a cake or something for her sister who had her final 6th grade band concert later that night. She obliged. We were visiting from a small town and were blown away by this place. It was incredibly clean. All of the employees were smiling and busy. The produce section was immaculate. We were getting short on time so we didn't get to go to many sections, but the flower shop was great. I'm not vegan but my sister-in-law is and she would love this place. There were tons of options. We walked away hysterically with just over 1 lb. of "scratch M&M cookies" (20-ct for $5.99) and a super cute 5-inch chocolate cake ($14.99). Busy place. I think my rewards number ties in with Albertsons Market (The United Family). TIPS + there are two other locations in Lubbock, but this is the only one.... + *** Open 24 Hours ***

I LOVE THIS MARKET !! I typically despise grocery shopping but this store is my jam . They've got…read moreit all . Large vegan selections can be found here .

I haven't been to a HEB is a really long time so it was nice to visit again. Clean and lots of…read moreoptions for everything. The fresh tortillas and bread is always a score.

This H-E-B is probably one of the best ones I have ever shopped as far as cleanliness, customer…read moreservice, and product availability. It's located in the southern area of Lubbock, TX, which is growing like a West Texas weed - fast! I brought my ice packs and cooler just to shop here after a long pulmonology appointment for my daughter on February 17, 2026. I'm learning that the HEB brands are okay in most cases, but their chips and other items have bioengineered (genetically-modified) ingredients that are probably also in other items I buy, but it's disappointing... something to watch since there still isn't much information about the health risks. The staff members stay fairly busy so they don't go out of their way to assist folks, but our cashier was real friendly. The Texas section is one of my favorites. There are so many neat gifts for all my Texans. It has a gas station too. Happy shopping, y'all.

Best place to grab a quick bite for lunch. I always grab a croissant sandwich and a bag of chips…read more Everything is so clean and fresh.

5 amazing stars for Daniel in the meat department. Sprouts has great options and also items for…read moresale, but if you want a specific cut ask for Daniel and he will satisfy your needs for sure. He was very friendly and went out of his way to assist us.

Within two minutes of entering the store, we were greeted by a very friendly employee named Sarah…read morewho immediately helped me find a light bulb that I was looking for. We then walked around looking for another item and ran into her again, at which point she asked if she could help us find something else. I told her what I needed, and she immediately took us to it. It's sad that in some stores customer service has gone downhill so much that employees will walk right over you and not say a word to you. I'm thankful to find a store where old-fashioned customer service is still in place and going strong. I hope Sarah gets a raise in pay soon.

I'm a thoroughly satisfied customer who will be returning again and again. The quality, service,…read moreand overall experience have made me a loyal fan.

I'm reviewing this only from the perspective of a market. They also have restaurant inside, but I…read moredid not try it. I stopped by there with my dad because, as far as he knew, they were one of the few places in Lubbock that sold tripe. The Good: From what I understand the tripe was quite cheap relative to other places that sold it. They had a good variety of Mexican foods as well as produce used in Mexican cooking. There was even a guy out front selling snow cones! The Bad: The place is fairly small and the carts are regular sized shopping carts. It's hard to maneuver in such a tight spot. If you're not used to seeing some Mexican crazy you should definitely prepare yourself. Overall: I would absolutely go there again. The prices were cheap and they had many Mexican foods that you'd have no chance of finding at Lowe's or United.

I love visiting here, the food is always good, especially the menudo, the service is always great…read moreand it's always kept clean, I love visiting and it's always consistent, the produce is amazing as well and I love getting groceries from there!

Would never recommend this grocery store to anybody!! The employees were rude and the place had…read morebugs crawling on the shelves. Maybe I just came on a bad day but this was not the clean store I had read about, I was traveling with my family and was very taken aback. I did not survive being shot at in Vietnam for this nonsense.

Love coming here to get my groceries, they always have fresh produce available and a variety of…read moreready made meals. Special thanks to a very helpful young lady(Zoe M) who helped me find a few ingredients for a new recipe we were trying. She took us to the exact aisle leach item was at. Thank you United for such a great shopping experience!

Yes, this is a great place for groceries. But more importantly, they have some of the best…read morebreakfast burritos in town. First things first: the burritos are weighed by the pound. No more of that you-gotta-pay-for-each-topping business. That is LAME. It's roughly $4.99/lb for burritos (pretty positive), and if you get a lot of toppings, yes, you might get a $5+ burrito. But it is so so so worth it. May I let you in on my weekly order? Of course. I'll get a smaller burrito with migas (without cheese), potatoes, crumbled sausage, ham, green chiles, jalapeños, no shredded cheese as a topper, and 2 salsas. You can try to get a "smaller burrito", but the actual proportion could depend on who's building it Pray that it will also be wrapped in proper burrito fashion rather than layerville (which sucks, but whatevs). Inevitably, you're probably going to have a roughly $4 burrito. Good job, that means you've done it right. In that case, know to leave your burrito in its phenomenal, well-wrapped, foil casing, as that is the only thing keeping your burrito ingredients far from you cute dress and the grease away from your lovely hands. Dump that salsa on top, and you're doing it right. The other Market Street locations do offer breakfast burritos, but there something magical about the 50th & Indiana location. Whether it's the fact that I make way too much small talk with the same ladies working the line or the delicious, greasy ingredients in my heavenly Sunday morning burrito, I don't know. But try them. Today. Or tomorrow before 10am .

Market Street catered my cousins wedding and oh my gosh was it incredible ! Some sort of pesto…read morefried chicken , ceaser salad and garlic bread . We were all dying to get back in line for seconds ! Choose this place to cater your wedding y'all ! They do not disappoint !

United supermarket is kinda the grocery store go-to in town. There are multiple locations, but this…read moreone is my primary. That's mostly because it has a full service Wells Fargo built right in. They have everything you expect from a grocery store and then some. There's a sushi counter, hot food you can order to eat in their seating area, and a Starbucks. Lots of fresh produce, beer and wine, deli, fish and meat market, bakery, flower market, and probably more that I'm missing. The employees are always friendly and helpful. The store stays busy and fast moving. The people walking you out to help load your car are a great unique touch.

Always out of many of the ad items. When I was in the grocery business, we ordered enough product…read morenot to run out on a normal's day business. No so with United. They tell me they get a truck in every night and can only order a case of anything, and to come back the next day. I hate making multiple trips to get a sales price on an ad item. I try to go early enough in the day to get an ad item, but many times still find it out of stock. Oh, how I miss the days when Rob Snell owned and operated these stores, and how customer oriented it truly was. The staff at United are consistently friendly and seemingly caring, but their hands are tied, now that the chain is owned by Albertson's in another state. Every good thing always comes to an end.

They are the BEST grocery store in town, oh and they are also the only grocery store in town…read more Sure, you will pay a little more for what you buy but they offer you "in town" shopping. Although limited, the store offers the necessities and sometimes a few surprises like Dr Pepper in 6oz glass bottles. Staff is friendly and they carry out your groceries EVERY TIME....even if it is only one bag. #SouthernHospitality

I love just how clean and immaculate this place is maintained by the staff! They always appear…read morehappy and courteous (accepting/returning cash/cards with two hands!) and on the go; arranging, helping and cleaning. They obviously take price in where they work. They do not carry a huge variety of fresh vegetables but it is sufficient for me. They have the usual fare of Gailan, Bok choy, long beans and others and because of the smaller volume they deal with, they always look fresh and clean. A good business strategy! They seem to rotate and keep their inventory well. The frozen bao and dim sum items do not show freezer burns. Most definitely a grocery stop that I have come to trust the quality of their items!

I have found everything I needed at the Asian Food Market: dry goods, frozen foods, and fresh…read moreproduce. The workers are so kind and very helpful if you need help finding anything.