Several of the things on my list were sold out/not restocked. Some prices are breathtakingly high…read more- for example, over $4 for a small box of Shake-N-Bake. Workaround was to buy a box of generic Stove Top stuffing mix for $0.97 and grind it down in the blender into bread crumbs. I pared down/revised my list substantially. How I wish there were an Aldi in the area. Closest one is Corpus Christi.

I stopped here before heading to my hotel to stock up, and save some money! It's a well managed/…read morewell run business. All the staff is polite, answer all questions. The prices are decent for location and economy. And it has all your beach needs. When I got it, it wasn't as busy so they had a couple cashiers. Once they saw lines they opened up more cashiers AS THEY SHOULD. A lot of other groceries stores don't do that anymore. Although it's common sense I'm glad that cater to their customers.

Small IGA store. It's got everything but it's limited in options, if yore looking for a broad…read moreshopping experience go to HEB across the bridge. The people checking us out were friendly and engaging. I'll be back for quick stops while we are on vacation.

Every thing u need. Prices are fairly reasonable for a local place. Very helpful and friendly…read moreemployees

Pretty nice selection for a small island grocery store. They had all we needed and then some!read more

There is a lot of variety for an Island market. Very clean inside. Workers are very nice. Happy…read morethis is in walking distance to our hotel.

The staff was very helpful and polite!! Store was clean, and well organized. I'm so grateful I have…read moresuch high quality produce so close to me.

Sprouts Farmers Market is located in a side shopping strip on the north side of the Lowe's Home…read moreImprovement store on North 10th in McAllen. This was my first time to go. I found the store welcoming and pleasant. It is one of the cleanest, prettiest, and well ordered grocery store I've entered. It is not as big as some of their competition, but what they do is done very well. I was offered help by more than one employee. They were friendly and helpful. Sprouts is known for offering more organic foods, allergen-free, gluten-free, and vegan options than other places. I have a family member that cannot eat gluten, so I was pleased to find her a gluten-free Dutch apple pie and some brownies she can eat for Thanksgiving. I don't have dietary restrictions- and found some delicious cookies for me, and scones for my wife. Sprouts has the most beautiful produce department I've seen. Everything looked super fresh. Their meat department offered cuts of meat, poultry, salmon and more... and they even had pre seasoned, grill-ready meats. The deli had some amazing food options, and fresh sandwiches made to order. Like most supermarkets, they have flour and the rest for baking, cereals, canned goods, etc. But what was unique is the selection, brands, the variety, and the healthy options. Their Spouts coffee section smelled heavenly. They have a good variety of coffee, both whole bean (which you can have ground right there) or already ground and packaged. Sprouts even has over-the-counter meds, hygiene and personal care products, and a small selection of floral bouquets. Another feature you don't see in most other places are bulk nuts, seeds, granolas, snacks, candies, dried fruit, and cereals sold by the pound. The prices run a tad higher than at other places, but what you get is quality and healthy options along with "designer" food brands and products. Take your own reusable bags, or be prepared to purchase reusable bags (cloth or plastic). You may still need to stop at another store to get everything on your list, but I can say the same thing about their larger competitors. It really is worth checking them out.

Good variety of grocery items and reasonable prices. They have a nice deli and looking forward to…read morehouse made tortilla chips and guac and salsa.

Great. Store is well organized, stocked, and clean. The parking lot is safe with a guard…read morepatrolling. One tip I'll give you is, make sure you enter from the correct door. Because if you accidentally wander in the exit, you'll have to squeeze through the cashiers. Other than that, their selection is great, just food and pharmacy. Everything you need will be found here. I bought artisan water bottles and they has plenty in stock. Self-checkout lanes are intelligent and worth it.

I bought the package of (4) apple turnovers in the bakery yesterday. I'm glad I'm not allergic to…read morecherries because when I bit into (my apple turnover) it was cherry. The are all cherry in the container. I would post pictures but it won't let you.

Small, basic, not many choices or variety. Several items that I routinely purchase are unavailable…read moreat this location which means an 80 mile round trip to a Harlingen store to fullfill. I live 20+ miles from Raymondville. Some live even further away. Our county is very rural. Even though I have requested specific items on several occasions, they are unable to accommodate the routine stocking of them, but will obtain them from other stores by special request with a wait time included. Willacy county could use a superstore or larger store with more options since there is no longer a Walmart or large grocer to shop in. The deli, the seafood section (very few local seafood selections), as well as simple condiments, could have more variety, We do have several dollar stores, but not a lot of quality options. Employees are helpful & friendly. TY HEB for all you do.

What more can I say. It's dollar general! Just like any other one I've been to. Overcrowded with…read moremerchandise but at least you can find what you need.

This Dollar General has a much better facade than most…read more On May 29, 2025, my girls and I came here primarily to get Dawn soap to remove tar from the bottoms of our feet and a couple of buckets to collect shells on the beach. I was a bit peeved that one of the workers had the main aisle blocked off with boxes that he was first restocking with then proceeded to break them down without ever moving for any customers. * Dawn soap = $3.50 * White slip-on sandals for the kid = $5.00 * Large oval-shaped plastic bins = $1.00 each Service at the cashier's counter was meh. I only noticed until much later that I was charged twice for a single Dawn soap and no charge for the long-neck bottle koozie. She never even said anything about that. Not cool, Jazmin! Ample parking. I would go elsewhere if I needed supplies again.