I saw Roger here, he was like how are you, I was like, K, Roger…read more We were big fans of Kroger back when they had 24-hour facilities, but these days they're closing early, and it just means that we don't ever come here, even though there are some items that we miss getting that we used to get from Kroger. Some of their other products are good, but they can be high in price as well. I do manage to get my mustard (Colman's English) cheaper than expected here, and some good fruit and veg here - but it depends on the night. Plus I like the way they do their coupons - giving you things you actually could use. It's a good gimmick because it makes you shop here more. Just too expensive though.

57 chews is what took to take down one piece of a steak!!! Let me guess??? Corporate went with the…read morelowest bidder in order to please the stockholders? Albeit, I now have that curved jawline that is sought after by so many!!! But, the joke is on you because the one thing I want you to know is...I would never come back here again if it were not for the individuals employees who make my experience pleasant, cheerful and they smile every time I come in. Please respond with the highest level of management you feel that is necessary to resolve this complaint. Quality- 1 star Employees- 5 stars

I went to Phoenicia Specialty foods for the first time ever and realized I have wasted the last 8…read moreyears since I moved to Houston having never been here before, because wow! I mean my pocket book is probably better for it because I want to buy the whole store but honestly I've been missing out. The place is cute and welcoming from the corner sign on the building to the moment you step in- bright, inviting, great displays so you know where to go. You can't get lost in here with the signage, but you can't definitely get lost in the aisles with all the great, unique choices. The ready food display has so many Mediterranean treats, some I've had before some I've never heard of and everything I tried was amazing. We got the cabbage rolls and Armenian veggie dolmas. Great flavor, both specific items I haven't had before. Nice citrus, spiced flavor to these. I'd say they're have to try items. Not only found jarred tomato paste, which I've been on the hunt for but they had choices in this category and that's another first for me. Will have to go back and try the others. Also got the cured Serrano ham -amazing. And I thought the prices were going to be insane having a spot right in the middle of the city and nope- pleasantly surprised for my goodies, great prices even less than some of the other stores I frequent in the suburbs. I'll be back again and again and again until I try the whole store lol. Definitely give them a try, you won't regret it

My niece and I checked out Phoenicia's for lunch, which was surprisingly delicious…read more My niece has simplistic tastes, so she opted for the chicken burger, which I tried of course. Perfectly seasoned, crispy exterior. The sweet potato fries were equally delicious. I got the Hill Country salad. Same tender but crispy chicken on a bed of greens with berries. So good. Definitely bookmarked as a return option.

My father and I were both a little confused when we walked in because we were expecting what would…read morebe a moderately sized grocery store, and this is nothing more than what you'd find at a convenience store at a gas station (which it isn't, it's a store in a strip mall). Nevertheless, it had most of what we were looking for, basically just drinks and snacks for our 2-day stay in Houston. My father wanted bakery items for breakfast and settled for the usual Hostess and Hostess-like choices you'd find at, again, a convenience store. However, the gentleman behind the register was pleasant and helpful. A customer came in and while checking out casually mentioned he had a close friend die the day before in a car crash. The cashier was very sympathetic and listened to the guy without interrupting or trying to hurry him along. In all, the store has the basics. But if you're looking for an actual grocery store like what you'd typically find in the downtown area of a large city, this is not it.

A nice little gem near downtown! They do have nice wine…read moreselections and some stock for essentials. Their wine selection is fantastic, which reflects the owner's good taste :) Have to say their daily essentials like mouthwash water saved my life! It's fantastic to find such convenience store near downtown with a few things, but everything seems to hit the point. Bravo for the owners for the great selection of just everything!

This is my Favorite store! Cashier manager Alisha is Thee Best! Sooo helpful and smart! And ALL the…read moreemployees at this store are Polite, and ready to assist. I'm going back!!!

Genuinely, I was looking forward to having a place near work to treat myself to a fun lunch every…read morenow and again. The line was not terrible and much appreciated to have space to wonder inside. The squash soups texture was not it guys. The lemongrass or root in it was unsettling to me. And the tenders taste like flattened citi field tenders dipped in sawdust. I'll be back to try the Chinese chicken salad and hope it's more my speed

SOOOO MUCH TO SHOP AND CHOOSE FROM! The store itself is clean and relatively stocked neatly…read more I tried to start taking pictures of the place, but I figured I'd fill up my camera roll by the time I took pics of the whole place! There are language barriers, but the employees are all smiling to help and willing to try and figure out what you need. This is out of my way, but I will be back. Some prices are high, some are fair, and some are cheap! Whatever you're in the Asian Market for, they've got you covered.

H Mart is one of those places that hits you the second you walk in part grocery store, part…read morecultural crossroad, part late-night lifesaver. The produce is sharp, the seafood counter is alive, and the aisles stretch out with everything from Korean staples to snacks you didn't grow up with but suddenly need in your life. It's not just shopping it's wandering. You go in for a few things and somehow end up leaving with dumplings, instant noodles, kimchi you didn't plan on buying, and something sweet you'll try later just because it looked interesting.

The security is always rude with DoorDash and UberEats bicycle toward us he treat us as homeless…read moreand he doesn't watch bicycle outside one time a homeless touched my bag and the security was on his phone talking with his friend acting like a lazy not doing his job. This location is becoming worst of treating user bikers who do DoorDash/Uber in order to make a money living!!

This Randall's is always giving "sketchy-but-convenient" energy…read more Pro tip: if you're driving, park in the garage. I know it seems backwards, but you're way less likely to get approached by someone asking you to buy them something. For the record, the store doesn't feel unsafe--homeless unsafe--but sometimes, you just want to grab your groceries in peace. Now, something that never fails to annoy me: one of the entrance doors is always locked. Every time. So you're forced to walk around to the main entrance. Minor, but annoying. Thankfully, the elevators from the garage always work, so silver lining there if you park downstairs. Today I was reminded of another classic Randall's feature: the smell. I stopped in on my bike to grab some veggies and, like clockwork, was hit with that signature aroma, somewhere between a porta-potty and a city park at noon in July. I think it was coming from outside this time... but I've definitely caught a whiff inside before too. Is it overpriced? Yes. Is it so conveniently located that I keep coming back anyway? Also yes. To be fair, the prepared food section and the bread game are on point. If carbs are a love language, this place is fluent. Bonus points: they've added EV charging for our green-driving friends. But I think they shrank some of the parking spots. I watched a jacked-up truck on stilts struggle to park in a handicap space. Waiting for the driver to hop out onto the hood of the next car over.

There are likely better HEBs out there but I still love this West U location all the same. Where…read moreother stores may be newer with a larger parking lot and bigger selection, I have still managed to get everything I want from this location. I find the service is excellent, the store is clean, the prices are average, but the inventory is always well stocked. In terms of reliability, the latter is crucial. Parking here can be a challenge. The lanes are narrow and there are only so many entrances to the lot. While folks are constantly battling for parking, the store itself is rarely ever that busy. The cart staff is good about keeping the lot relatively free of carts and are good about keeping the front area organized. I have had good experiences with their bakery and deli, especially for catering. I'm all about rocking the buttered tortillas when they're available. I love their produce selection and have been a big fan of their fresh peanut butter machines. While the cashier's are usually quick, the more popular way to go is through self-check out. The service is the most underrated aspect in my opinion. They've been supremely helpful in bringing groceries out to my vehicle for me (especially when there's a lot), they're on top of the curbside pickup, and they're excellent about helping folks find what they need. Big ups to the West U H-E-B team.

I was a bit surprised by the service and my experience. I was at the deli counter for a while…read morebefore I was acknowledged and provided service. A Hispanic gentleman approached and before she could finish with me she was taking his order. Yes the lady was Hispanic. Not making any allegations just describing what happened. This was at 5 pm on Tuesday September 1st. As I continued shopping in the store I was approached by a young woman with a child and food in a shopping cart asking for money. After asking her a few questions and another young man lingering near by I concluded it was a scam. I offered her some resources where she could go and get food right away and not have to walk around the store asking for money. She did not take me up on those resource's. I picked up my remaining items and at the check out I reported to the cashier that there is a lady walking around the store with a child and food in the basket asking for money. The cashier looked at me as if I were crazy and then the young lady putting my items in the bag thanked me. Unfortunately, I did not get the impression it was going to go any further.

No real complaints about this store, the produce and meat/seafood are all great, and the layout of…read morethe store makes it easy to shop your entire list quickly. Sort of sucks on the weekends after about 9am, but by afternoon you can find parking. I will note, if you need baby supplies, the other HEB in the area tend to have a better selection. This place is sort of hit or miss on diaper sizes..

After many years as an excellent, fair-value supermarket, HEB has taken a turn for the awful…read more Gone is the ability to buy as much of a vegetable as one wants. Instead, you must buy pre-packed in sizes that means a single person gets to eat the same thing for 4-5 nights in a row. I don't understand why Montrose, of all locations, has taken a turn for the suburban, but I suppose they're letting people know who they want shopping there.

Central Market is such a fun grocery store and easily one of the best places in Houston for finding…read moreinteresting, unusual products. I feel like every time I go, I discover something new that I didn't even know existed. The selection is incredible, the store feels very upscale, and the staff is always extremely friendly and helpful. That said, Houston desperately needs another two or three Central Markets because this one is almost always a madhouse. The parking lot is crowded, the store is crowded, and the sandwich line at lunch can be ridiculous. The layout is also basically a maze designed to make you walk past every department before you find what you're looking for. Somehow, though, wandering through the maze is part of the fun. I do wish the Central Market app worked more like the regular H-E-B app. You can search for an item and see what section it's in, but it doesn't give you a useful store map showing where that section actually is. In a store this complicated, that would be incredibly helpful. It's definitely expensive, and if you fall in love with some small niche product, I wouldn't necessarily count on it being there forever. But overall, I really enjoy shopping here. Even when I only need a couple of things, I inevitably end up wandering around just to see what interesting new products I can find.

I've been here several times each time to get different things and have a different experience…read moreeverytime always great This is like the ultimate grocery store especially if you wanna prepare a specialized meal. I love the floral section and the olive bar. Also, the sandwich, soup and salad are phenomenal. They have many dry spices and seasonings to take home and you can get just as much though as little as you need. I really enjoy the store. They have alot of samples on the weekend and it's a cooking class (scheduled) upstairs They have an extensive wine and champagne selection. Everyone is very knowledgeable and helpful a lot this place so much highly recommended.

Amazingggg Service was exceptional…read more Space was clean!!!! I love it !!!! All the love The food was great Fresh and delicious Check em out

This place has a special place in my foodie heart! The interior being a historic convenience store…read moremakes it feel homey and very local. I got here often with my roommate and always have a great time mix and matching any 6 beers into a 6-pack deal. The fatty brisket and sausage is amazing. I love that they offer a variety of menu items now as well. Steak nights, wine nights, and brunch options show how much effort they put in. I wouldn't say the bbq is the best I've ever had in Houston .... BUT still deserves a 5 star review in my book.