Where do I start!! There have been too many times I have absolutely had to go to this store because…read moreI wasn't going to drive to Clifton TX to the grocery store I prefer. Today was the final straw, I absolutely needed 2 brownie mixes to get prepared for a very important church function tonight, I grabbed the brand I always use, went and paid, too much, for it, got home ready to mix the mix up and looked at the expiration date!!! OMGoodness they both expired December 29, 2021!!! I had to use them praying the whole time they won't make anyone sick!!! I'm going to try and take the empty boxes back for a refund!!! PEOPLE DON'T SHOP HERE!!! I gave a 1 just because I couldn't post my review unless I did

Fruits and veggies always look sad and not many options to choose from. Everything seems more…read moreexpensive than grocery stores in bigger towns. Not many options, but closer option than driving into town.

H‑E‑B is a good store, but today, on a Sunday, there were so many empty places on the shelves…read more There was no cilantro in produce, which is what I needed to make fresh salsa. It was like most employees didn't show up to do stocking or management did have enough employees working or the day was crazy busy for everyone. I just know Cleburne H‑E‑B is usually managed better than today, Sunday.

Of all the grocery stores in the area, HEB is one of the best. The produce here is always fresh…read moreand way better than what's found at the Walmart down the street. Meats are usually cheaper, and of course they have the annual Hatch Chili event every summer. My wife is always running through the plant area, they often have some really nice plants, a few somewhat hard to find, for fairly cheap. Lunch meats and cheeses, they carry Boarshead which is really good stuff! Really great place to shop, always clean, some good prices. Only negative is the fish area, sometimes it's not like it should be. We've had a few times having the salmon patties and they weren't good when we got them home and a few times made us ill. Overall, one of our favorites stores to frequent.

We love Brookshire's and use the rewards as often as we are in East Texas. This is a great…read morelocation and it is so quick to pump gas and get in and out of the station from the highway.

The butcher on duty today 7/26 at 3pm was absolutely amazing. He went above and beyond to provide…read moreimpeccable customer service. Thank you so much. I definitely recommend this store. Even though the equipment was all cleaned for the day he cut some steaks to my desired thickness and they are perfect

We have gone here a couple of times on our way back to Waco after eating at the burger and wok in…read morevalley mills. If you are expecting big city selection and prices you will be disappointed. It appears to be an express and not a regular grocery store. It is a cross between a standard grocery store and a convenience store. There is way mother of a selection than the standard convenience store and a lot more quirky products than most traditional grocery stores. For instance there are more refrigerated drinks here. A bunch of 20 oz sodas coffee drinks sport drinks etc. They sell briskets and apples etc like a regular store. We enjoy the store. It has a very clean bathroom customer service area like a regular grocery store and a deli hot foods area and has some tables to eat your foods at. We really enjoy going here.

Definitely not an autism-friendly store…read more There is friendly and there is whoever the hell is at the Chicken Express lane. They will rope you into a conversation whether you want to are not. They are extremely overwhelming and not ASD friendly at all, which makes it very weird for me. On a few occasions, the clerk yelled HOWDY as I walked past with headphones on. Even as I was walking away, he was still talking to me. I did not want to talk to him and he did not take the hint. I was very overwhelmed and did not want to mention I had autism, but he refused to read the room and acknowledge my intentions. You'd think wearing headphones would be more than enough to clue in on this guy that I do not want to talk to him. On other occasions, he called me "Big Boy". I told him not to call me that, but he still insisted: "Sure thing, Big Boy!" That's my nickname now. He insisted that it's a compliment: "You could be a linebacker!" I'd like to imagine that he thinks I'm joking and that he completely misread my tone. I'm not, and I do not appreciate my weight being at 50 decibels whenever I order their food. This store is very loud, obnoxious and rude, and I hate coming here. They really need to reconsider who they hire or train their staff to make their store more autism-friendly.

In a small town like Stephenville, there isn't much to do in your downtime except drink, smoke pot,…read moreand enjoy the carnal pleasures of flesh. However. There IS Walmart. If you want to go out to socialize? Walmart. You need food? Walmart. You need medicine? Walmart. You need entertainment? Walmart. You need some books for fun? Walmart. You need to make some friends? Walmart. Basically in a small town like this Walmart is your go-to for pretty much anything, and that's just the way the conglomerate likes it. It's great for college students because we're cheap and are very likely to ignore expiration dates and food allergies if it means a temporary reprieve from the looming responsibility hiding behind graduation. Had many fun times here with my friends people watching, buying snacks, getting some movies, just walking around the store and buying nothing but wanting to get out for a little bit. One time a man gave me sage advice in this very store at 4am. Anyways, good store, good staff, good things being sold in it, fantastic snack isle.

Good place to shop, bad to their employees... Glad there's…read moresuch a big store in a small town to get what we need.

Great place for food and supplies. The owners are great to talk with. They make you feel like…read moreyou're at home.

I enjoy David's and it's hometown and convenient shopping. I can usually get right in and out with…read moreease! Thank you David's!

From the owner: Brookshire Brothers is an employee-owned, community-driven grocer based in Lufkin, Texas. Founded…read morein 1921, this regional grocery chain operates more than 120 locations that stretch over 40,000 square miles in Texas and Louisiana, including many rural areas. Its assets include traditional grocery and express stores, as well as freestanding pharmacy, petro and tobacco locations.