We were greeted by the most joyful person, Gabriella…read more Thank you, sweet lady!!! BTW: this was my first time at this location

Times are a changing. Gone is Natural Grocers, but then Sprouts opened up and saw success while…read moretaking some business from Tom Thumb, but now that Trader Joes is here I see them taking some business from Sprouts which is weird becuase the thing that TJ's is known for is that people have to go to a 2nd grocery store to get the rest of their ingredients. TJ's is the place to get finished foods and snacks, it's not the place to shop if you have a family. It's great for if you live alone or only feed 2 people. They have all the latest food trends and high quality products. Prices are good. Service is excellent. Layout is good. Prices are good compared to California (home for me). It's quite small compared to other locations in California and Chicago where I spend most of my time in. It's a great compliment to Cox, Zion, Las Colinas for the specialized markets. HEB, Market Street and Tom Thumb for major grocers and Whole foods for the bougie health focused. I"m too much of a foodie to come here on a regular basis, but for those that don't want the fuss of cooking for themselves or others it's a great place with it's own place in the area despite Coppel being a family suburb.

Oh my gosh, please bring a Market Street to the Las Colinas area!!…read moreI have never shopped at this brand of groceries and discovered it because I wanted to buy a vegetarian product called Quorn and only a few places sell it. It was a little out of the way, but we love having the Quorn Roast for the holidays. The store was clean and easy to navigate. I loved seeing how the employees greeted customers by name and even hugged them! It was such a family-type atmosphere and was very welcoming. I will definitely return!

First off anyone that has shopped there are aware of the high prices When I went to the front there…read morewas a clerk in front of the registers. I asked her if she could help me thinking we would meet as I got to the registers. Instead she said yes and I was put in a position where I needed to talk much louder than I felt comfortable. I asked if she could come a little closer and she reluctantly took a few steps. Now I feel as if there's something wrong with me so she didn't want to get to close. I said never mind and found another employees who could be helpful. When I went back to self check out she got behind me and I felt watched. We instinctively know when we're being watched. So I got all my things and went to the line. This clerk was also talking a bit loud. I told him I may not have brought enough. He immediately started telling me what the bill total. I tried interrupting because he was going tell everyone in the front my situation. I said the dogs may have to wait for their treat. I asked him to ring it up last. He was talking while I was explaining so he may not have heard me. Unfortunately the bill did go over and I needed to take something off. While looking I noticed the dogs treats were rung up. I repeated what I said earlier. He corrected me by telling me I didn't say that. I'm irritated at this point so I correct him. We both left it alone. I found him to be a courteous and professional. It just wasn't okay to tell me I didn't say something. You're basically calling me a liar. He could be a little more aware of how his voice carries when dealing with sensitive situations.

Oh, Trader Joe's. I don't get over here as much as I'd like to, but when I can I always enjoy enjoy…read morea good browse. Especially for seasonal specials... Trader Joe's has a pretty nice gluten free selection, although there's been some debate over just how gluten free their gluten free goodies are. I can say I've never had any issues, but everyone is different. Do your own research, people! Love their flowers, fresh gf pizza dough and pasta, and their frozen veggies and meals.

This Trader Joe's is great! I'm happy they're a smaller format store, it helps to cut through the…read morenoise and reduce decision fatigue. They carry a well-edited array of mostly their own private label brands with a global perspective. You will always find something special here that's exciting! To keep things interesting, they have seasonal offerings that keep in step with the time of year. For example, be sure to grab one of their Gobbler Rolls with turkey, stuffing cranberry sauce and gravy... you will not be disappointed! That being said, sometime the products miss the mark, but there's way more hits than misses. Definitely try their Green Goddess Salad, Mini Oatmeal Cookies, Mac n' Cheese and their flavored yogurts. Some of the misses are snacks that are just too sweet like their cereal bars. But for the most part, the products are adventurous and quite good- especially at the very reasonable prices they charge. Something that really makes the TJ stand out is the amazing service. When I checked out, the cashier was so friendly and chatty, all the while paying special attention to detail when bagging my groceries. She was like a 3-D Tetris Master bagging groceries, and taking care to double bag. She had so much skill, and I really got the impression she loved her work. It made me realize the only place I ever have someone else bag my groceries is at Trader Joe's. Makes total sense because every time I've been to a TJ's regardless of location, the checkout experience is always exceptional. In today's grocery world, it's mostly self-checkout and Trader Joe's stands out to me as a company that knows their business and has a lot of integrity. Well done Trader Joe's. I appreciate the great value, bountiful array of quality food and the overall pleasantness of the shopping experience.

Overall, this stories great but I wish there was more variety on the hot food bar and it was…read morestocked more days of the week, staff is always really helpful and friendly and service is great!

Nothing really to complain about except they seem to have less selection than other Whole Foods…read more Less selection and popular items are sold out more often. It's like this store is not a priority to supply.

Tania is so kind and we love seeing her when we shop here. Isaac is also super speedy and friendly.read more

I use to like going to this Kroger because it was more convenient from where I live and also bigger…read morethan the one on old Denton Rd. It's nice I guess for an average experience shopping but the employees that man the seafood and deli section aren't helpful at all. Especially the seafood section guy with the goatee I think. He acted like I was bothering him and became very passive aggressive when I was asking about the cuts of the salmon and pricing. I pointed at the sign that said $10/per Ib and he passive aggressively gave me 2 pounds for $21 with a passive aggressive smile knowing he knew what I meant. All bagged up. When I got to the register, I sent it back. I don't like doing that, but I also don't like anyone passive aggressive either and thinking they're going to get over on me. Overall, nice for quick pick up items, but actually interacting with the employees? No. I've only had one good interaction with an employee there who seemed happy about his job. Maybe it's management. Idk.

I woke up hungry in the middle of the night. So I looked up 24 hr grocery and found this Winco in…read moreCarrollton. Good thing as Kroger and Walmart has closed all of theirs in Plano. Winco was new to me and while not related to WinDixie it has a range of basic and affordable house brands as well as name brands. with a good produce section. I'm not sure about the meet dept but it looked clean, well organized and stocked. I was there for bread and eggs and left with two heavy and tightly packed bags of food for under $50. I won't be hitting the HEB at dawn/ 7AM anymore to beat the crowds, I'll do Winco once a month when I wake up early at 4AM and can get there from Plano with zero traffic and red lights. They have better prices on a lot of things than Walmart and certainly than Kroger. If your grocery bill is exploding the last year or two try shopping here at least once a month. Best part was the checker said they are an employee owned company which is a huge plus to me over over these chains that are gouging people over profits on food and staples while not giving any benefits because they mostly staff with part timers. Did you know that Kro-ger made $1.24 BILLION PROFIT in 4Q25, that was in 3 months of the 2025 year. Search for Kro-ger 2025 profit and you can see the SEC report!!

Ambiance: Clean and well lit. Service: Top notch! The…read moreemployees are so knowledgeable about the whole layout. Food: There is a huge selection of foods. I love that they also have most everything you need to prepare food as well!

Frozen meats a whole bunch of selection, most of them are all frozen…read more We tried a duck, didn't know exactly how to cook the duck.

Totally Awesome frozen meat store, great selections from beef, lamb, goat, pork, chicken, and…read moreseafood. I was ordering online and having it delivered, but now they do not deliver to my Oklahoma City ZIP Code. So a road trip - shopping to Louisville, Texas. I absolutely love the store, I stocked up on Berkshire pork and Beef outside skirt steak - I find the outside skirt steak makes tenders, juicy fajitas. This outside skirt steak is not tough like the inside skirt, and yes, it's cost more money, but it's well worth the price. Helpful, friendly customer service.

It was the day before Christmas Eve (Christmas Adam if you will); and I needed to grab some steaks…read morefor our special dinner. The options at HEB are always fantastic so I made the drive out to Plano. While here I grabbed 5-6 different cheeses for charcuterie and sides, gift wrapping paper, and much more things that jumped into my cart. The staff were all HUSTLING to assist customers and the register lines were moving. I enjoyed my experience.

This is a hill imma die on, get yourself a woman who can COOK. I tell my son all the time, thank…read moreGod he has a girl who can cook! Otherwise, he'd have to kick her to the curb. I'm really ready to start an OnlyPans for the broads who can't and I don't mean one recipe or twelve, you better be able to make anything in existence (and I'm talking every cuisine, every item imaginable) from scratch - PERIOD. It's funny having recently relocated to TX and people sharing bars with me. Honey, as much as I love a great marg and some brown liquor idgaf about a bar - point me to your best grocery stores. I'm still obsessed with H-E-B, every time I walk through the door I fall in love all over again. I'm in very serious relationships with Eatzi's and Central Market as well but H-E-B just won't fall off. They are on their shi* in a real way. I wandered in today because I wasn't able to secure my garnish for dinner and needed some fresh parsley. I was dehydrated from a trail run in 86 degrees and 30mph winds in November and the wine stations just hit! One after another, all over. I mean I'm not loving my relocation but the way TX takes drinking seriously is very much aligned with the way I take drinking seriously. I walked here, so I was ready to help myself to every tasting station they had, in every dept. I mean tastings in the produce section, tastings in the bakery, tastings in the dry goods - LA needs to bump up their grocery store tastings and get on this level. A grocery store wine tasting is really a beautiful thing. I can't rave about this location anymore than I already have. I am head over heels. I fill my Rx's here, floral is outstanding, balloons lovely, bakery superb, prices on meats unreal. Holiday items always on point. There's not more I can say. I am a huge fan. H-E-B meets my needs in a real way, but of course I still must dabble at all of my other spots because they do too ;) LOVE this store, one of the very few places I will miss dearly when I depart from 75024.