Bought Texas Heritage smoked jalapeño cheese sausage on Wednesday 5/20. Today is Saturday 5/23 and…read morethought having some of the sausage for dinner. I'm glad I checked the sell by date: 5/12!!! Not a first time they have expired items on the shelf. So disappointing...

Beautiful HEB Cibolo, definitely if you're in the area go inside and check it out They have a lot…read moreof items they don't carry in other stores. It's a very ,very organized store which I like. They have a huge variety of different things. All the managers are lined up in the front of the store as your leaving they wish you a safe trip home.

Very rude ladies at the register and they stare at you but don't greet you. They have a variety of…read moreMexican items but honestly I'll rather go elsewhere than getting dirty looks. The butchers are nicer than the rude Karen's! Also the prices aren't what I was expecting, pretty pricey just has a weird vibe not too inviting.

Small town Mexican grocery store. I'm sure it's not completely bad, but it wasn't what I expected…read morenor the prices. It's be easier to navigate if I spoke some Spanish.

It seems like they are always out of something! Parking is…read morebad, unless you go very early or very late! We need another grocery store like Albertsons perhaps! Just got back from Calif. grocery stores are better stocked!

I am a big fan of H-E-B and while this location is not one of the newer model stores, the service…read morehere stands out. I recently needed to pickup some holiday blooms and the in-store florist could not have been more friendly and helpful. I was able to modify an arrangement in the cooler to add some more holiday cheer and the end result was amazing. It had red roses, asiatic lilies, baby's breath, holiday berries, and more. I never order flowers from a web site-you really need to go in and talk with florists because they can tell you which flowers are fresh and give you ideas that you may not have considered about an arrangement. Great service, highly recommended.

You definitely have to be looking for this place to find it. It is tucked away off of Pat Booker Rd…read morenear Randolph AFB. When you enter you're immediately in the market full of Asian items. The staff is friendly and welcoming. As you walk to the rear of the market you reach the restaurant. Seating is very limited as there are supplies everywhere. The food is cafeteria style on a hot line. You basically point and ask for what you want. Combos are served with Pancit, steamed rice, and lumpia. I ordered the kare-kare which was super tender and flavorful. I appreciate that the peanut flavor was not overpowering. Pricing is reasonable. I enjoyed it

The market was good, the ready made food was lacking. The seasoning was just not there. My family…read moreand I weren't able to finish our food. The adobo was mainly oil (which yes, I know it can be oily) but oil was all we tasted. The pancit barely had flavor. The ambiance is as expected, open floor seating with open boxes full of ingredients on the table corners. I am very picky about filipino food since that's mainly all I ate while growing up, so I may be biased.

I was house sitting for my father in law in New Braunfels and my daughter and I needed a few…read moreprovisions. I was looking for a small grocery store since I didn't have to go to HEB or WalMart. I live in Blanco, so I was hoping for a small place just to get some housesitting provisions diet soda, frozen pizza, and some chips. I pleasantly found Arlan's Market. I loved the art deco style store, and when I walked in it transported me to the old stores i would go to with my Abuela. I was pleasantly surprised with all the offers and choices. I loved the meat market and the choices of all the different snacks, but we found the deli and were amazed. The store felt like I had been going there for years. The employees were nice and attentive. I couldn't stop raving about it. My father in law started going there since and he loves the meat packs and all the choices there. It reminds him of the small grocery stores in New England. If you are in the area I definitely stopping by for a quick bite and an outstanding shopping experience. We definitely got some mexican pastries on our way out.

This is a small grocery store that brings back to memories of the old stores growing up. They have…read moregreat meat specials, and some of the friendless people working there. Granted produce is not always top notch, but Monday forces you to buy it. They have a very wide variety of Mexican spices which I really like, and carry local produced items. The deli is fantastic with great breakfast tacos, fantastic lunches, and the best fried chicken around. If I can get it at Arlan's I would rather support them and places like Granzins then go to a big chain store, where customer service with a smile seems to hard to come by!

We live on base so here lots of times Store is clean and…read morewell stocked. Staff friendly. All you could want from your grocery store.

I really enjoy shopping at this commissary & just AFB commissaries in general. As an Army Veteran,…read moreI know all too well just how good the Air Force has it though, lol. This commissary tends to have better options than the one on FT Sam. I have found a lot more of the staple items that I like to get, here at Randolph. Also, any of the times that I have shopped here have not been too crowded, which is nice. The store is very well stocked & clean. The layout is not too bad either & better than other commissaries that I have shopped in. Generally speaking, commissary pricing is usually close to what you would pay out on the normal economy, however I have seen some items that have been higher than say, Walmart or HEB. But, the trade off is that you're not paying tax on your groceries here, so it kind of evens out at times. I also appreciate the fact that the times that I have been here, the self-checkout line has not been insanely long. I imagine it probably can be though, depending on what time of day you are shopping. Fortunately, I live about equal distance between here & FT Sam, so I can easily go to either, since they both have different offerings. However, this will definitely be my go to.

This review is for the cafe side. I am a regular customer at this supermarket and at many occasions…read moreI order their duck. This time I saw a review of the pho and it is recommended to ask for ribs and oxtail which I did that. I just got back from Vietnam not too long ago and let me tell you this is hands down the best pho in San Antonio! The owner is so so friendly! He took me to the kitchen showing me how he cook the broth. We had a chat about Vietnam and the food and different style of pho between north and south. At the end of my meal he brought out snacks and insisted on me taking a hand full of them! I believe this pho is only offered on weekends and make sure to ask for the mix. For a moment they thought I was ordering one of each This supermarket and cafe truly give you a Vietnam experience without the need to get on a plane. Highly recommend

They had everything I was looking for. Plus things I'm going to try in my kitchen. Reasonable…read moreprices.

Store was busy for 9pm on a Friday night…read more Store was clean. Shelves were stocked. Everything we needed, we found. We used the self checkout. Fast and easy. Bought a scratch ticket as we were walking out.

I live in San Antonio & normally travel to Houston to pick up my boiled crawfish. They are…read moredelicious & seasoned so well. And yes, it was worth the drive. I've tried crawfish from all over this area & was always disappointed. However, though I've previously tried the Boil from 3 separate HEBs, I still decided to give the Kitty Hawk HEB a try. Knowing I would have to doctor it up, I only purchased a small amount. OMGosh....I couldn't believe it! The crawfish was delicious. Not overcooked & seasoned so well. I had to call & ask who cooked them....Chris! That young man knows how to Throw Down!! No more Houston runs for me...from now on, it's Kitty Hawk HEB.