L-U-V U... H-E-B! Man, I wish I had one of these in California! It's essentially an upper-tier…read moreversion of Smart & Final and Vons. It's got all of the features you'd expect such as a bakery, meat shop/deli, wine shop, fresh vegetables, and household essentials. I spotted plenty of cooking utensils and a large section of baby items. I purchased some Lysol wipes as I was staying at an Airbnb that needed a good wipe down. The standout buys on this trip were the chocolate chip muffins and sparkling water! The muffins at H-E-B are just as good, if not better than the ones at Costco. Additionally, I got a 12 pack of sparkling water cans for less than $4. I bought the refreshing coconut flavor and they're comparable to La Croix. Business Center's H-E-B Plus! also had dietary supplements and vitamins. I bought some fiber and contact cleaning solution near this section. Overall, the store was spacious and they didn't rush us out the door even though it was close to closing. A 20, 15, and 10 min. alert would sound over the loudspeaker but it was pleasant. Staff were friendly and professional. I bought a reusable bag with the state of Texas on it and an armadillo, to which they reassured me that it's a sturdy bag. My only concern was that there was noticeable glass in the parking lot! It was very dangerous and needed to be cleaned up ASAP. Thankfully, I didn't cut myself or pop a tire. Note: This location has a few gas pumps near the parking lot for convenience!

Actually enjoy my visit to this store. I'm not sure why the stars are so low. The food is really…read morefresh. They have the demo station out cooking on the weekend and the samples of wine to taste. This was a nice vibe for me. You can never go wrong with them. The meat section is fresh. They have the bayou boil stand outside and you can get steamed items from the seafood section with flavors inside They have cronuts. And brisket queso. For a quick meal or full grocery shopping this is an excellent choice.

No mtn drew sods!! What store don't sell mtn drew soda that is fresh. The ones they have have…read moreexpired -may 2023!! Plus no one could help us..

Told my daughter I'd come in to see if there was any Chocolate Chip ice cream left. Don't like…read morechocolate chip cookie dough. The ice cream is $4.99. That's not bad at all. They had two left. Want d some greens to go with my black eye peas I cooked yesterday. Beautiful greens. Decided to get chicken also. I was happy with the price. Only spent $11.16. I am very happy for this especially since gas is over $4.00.

Love shopping here. The store always smells good and is constantly being kept clean by the staff…read more The staff is very friendly, professional and helpful. The food is great, especially the bakery department. Thank you for always helping me out to my car and get my packages inside the car with no effort on my part. Mr. Bobby is always AMAZING, professional and so kind. This is the best store to shop at and close to home. We love the brilliant professional pharmacist, Dr. Tamara Edwards! She knows how to give vaccines and keep you relaxed at the same time. I absolutely love to purchase their lovely and fragrant flowers and their balloons for my family and friends. Thank you all for being here for our community. God Bless You All Forever.

Randalls is less crowded compared to most other markets like Kroger or Heb…read more I like their cake collection, it has more options like slice of Thiramisu for $3.99, Chantely round cake which serves like 2-3 ppl for $5, small sizes of certain specialty cakes which I have not seen in most others. They carry a huge bread collection too. This location has Starbucks inside and a decent place to sit as well. Randalls- like kroger or Heb , has its own brand of products besides other products. They have special sale items in store too and you earn points by registering your phone. There are all the bells and whistles of any other comparative store like kitchen items, hand soaps and bath items, pet items, gardening, and even a pharmacy. Nice to have Randalls round the corner as an option.

My first time with Aldi's in entire Texas. Couple years ago…read morewhen I was working in Pittsburgh, Aldi's was my walkable go- to store. But with Kroger and Heb here , Aldi's never even crossed my mind. Today, I decided to try it out. One thing I had completely forgotten was their quarter carts. U want a cart u put in a quarter, If I remember correctly, it comes back when u put the cart back in its place. They don't keep plastic bags, they do carry shopping bags for purchase. A little step towards environment. Nice. Prices were competitive, and quality good . They do have Aldi brand products as well. There's chips, cookies, sauces, and do much more. Their fruits and vegetables are also an extensive choice of most commonly used groceries. There is no self checkout. A personal touch of the cashier's smile is a must for all. I would definitely come back to try some of their stuff.

This location was right across the street from the facility I had to visit. They didn't have much…read moreclearance left. But I really have my eye on this pizza oven and pizza grill can't choose. I bought the girls bluey socks and underwear. So cute

When you need to stop and shop near, you run into a neighborhood grocery store. I needed a few…read morethings and didn't want to shop at big box stores. Granted I paid a lot more than I would normally pay but it was more convenience than anything. The store was well stocked and easily accessible.

Despite being in one of the seedier parts of Post Oak Road, this Foodarama offers more than meets…read morethe eye. At first glance, it fits the neighborhood vibe: potholes in the parking lot, metal enclosures around vending machines, and security guards making their rounds. But step inside and it's a different story: the store is clean, the produce is fresh, the deals are abundant, and the staff is nice. Sometimes that's all we can ask for in a grocery store. While their app will advertise certain deals, I've noticed that there are also store-specific deals that are only available in-house. So even with the rising costs of different goods (#1), there are some stackable coupons that ease the sticker shock. The floral selection isn't much to look at, but the produce section is always well stoked and maintained. Even the bathrooms are surprisingly clean. Even though I'm not local to the neighborhood, I've come here enough and haven't ever experienced any crowds. Lines aren't much of a thing and I hope it stays that way. I don't know if all other Foodaramas are like this, but I am looking forward to finding out. ___________ (#1) Basically, everything. My photos: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/foodarama-market-houston?userid=ysCBsXWPB-LAiewVS3jZfQ

This is a neighborhood store so I've come here a lot in the last 20 years. I have to say they've…read morehired a bunch of people that don't know how to treat customers. They just don't seem to care about being polite or helpful. Tatiana could have helped me out today and it would have cost her nothing to be helpful but she chose not to.

At 7:05 a.m., right after the Whole Foods on Bellaire opened, I walked over for a pastry and…read morecoffee. There were six employees ahead of me in the coffee line, all on shift and buying coffee. I then went to self-checkout, but couldn't ring up certain items because I needed an employee's assistance. The employee who could help me was still in line buying his coffee and didn't come over until after he finished. By then, I'd waited so long that I decided not to buy those items. I spoke with the manager, who told me this was completely normal and allowed under Whole Foods policy: that employees can stop to buy food or drinks during their shifts and leave their posts to do so. I understand employees need breaks, but having six employees buying coffee right after opening while customers wait for assistance is pretty disappointing. The fact that management saw nothing wrong with it was even more frustrating.