General liquor store. Good beer selection with domestic and import. Local Texas favorites too…read more Whiskey. Some bourbon. Gin. More tequila and vodka than anything though. Ice which was a big plus. Basically the mixers. Limes and lemons. Some sodas or pre made mixes. Anything you could need for a last minute party or beer run. Good selection though and the shop was clean. Maybe newly opened? Clerk was polite and quickly had my beer rung up and me on my way.

Not very big. Friendly staff. But definitely not a discount store. Decent variety to choose from…read moreand staff seemed interested in helping us find what we were looking for

My "favorite" grocery store in Lubbock! They have a variety of produce to choose from! And you…read moredon't feel like cooking tonight you can get sushi or grab a salad to go!

Great liquor store! Super friendly staff. Thank you for always carrying out my bags for me!read more

Good service and average selection. The beer is expensive, save your money and go to United. I do…read morenot buy very much liquor so I can not comment on the prices.

I usually go to the Market Street on 50th, but I saw this one and figured I would stop by. It is…read morecomparable to the one on 50th, I felt the fresh cooked foods area was not as nice. It was smaller and the deli was not as good. However, the sushi was a lot better. The store did seem darker and less open than the other one, but it still had lots of good foods and even some better items. Their wine and beer selection looked more complete. They also had live lobsters and a nice meat counter with different pre-assembled meat dishes, e.g. beef and feta cheese pinwheels, peppered ribeye steak, apple stuffed chicken or turkey for roasting, etc (the 50th street has a large seafood section but no meat counter). At the 50th street one there is hardly ever any bargain/thrift food, possibly because it is busier, but at this one they had bread and all kinds of meat. I like buying the sale stuff because you can save a lot and have something tasty to put on the grill. The location is pretty far off the Loop, and there was a lot of construction in the immediate area when I went by which was a pain, plus I nearly got rearended by a driver in a big white van not paying attention on the way there (after she almost hit a red Mercury sedan too!). I will probably return in the future to the 50th street location, but this one is not bad! And as I said, the sushi was much more delicious at this location (the 50th street piles on the wasabi and has more boring selection).

Stopped by for lunch and had the pastrami & Swiss with a cup of tomato basil. The soup is always…read moredelicious. The sandwich had a good flavor but would have been better with melted cheese instead of cold slices. The okra tasted OK but had been sitting out a while. Service was fast and efficient.

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 offers many choices for lunch, including a "snack bar" and pre-made salads, sandwiches,…read more etc. My favorite is the Zenshi sushi. Checkout is always quick because they keep both Market Street lanes open during lunch. The seating area is bright and open.

I don't visit this location often but stopped in for a drink. People seemed stressed, as we all are…read moreduring this time. Friendly cashier, wish I could recall the name. Thankful for them to be at work for us to continue to shop for essentials.

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.

this is a nice mexican grocery store nice and friendly i do like this place i recommend itread more

Ordered a menudo, got a bowl of hominy with menudo bits. Flavor was good, but a few tiny pieces of…read moremeat...and no cilantro. If you love hominy, then this is your place. If you want meat, I'd try somewhere else.