My absolute favorite grocery store in DFW. It's a higher end grocery store but do feels down to…read moreearth with affordable prices. The things that are more expensive you truly feel like they are good quality and a decent value. They have a lot of produce that you wouldn't see anywhere else. The bakery is legit and has awesome cakes and breads. Snacks and dried goods imported from all over the world. They have a really nice selection of flowers that they'll beautifully wrap up for you. Plus the cafe has really good food. We always get pizza and it's great quality for a great price. They also have a playground for little ones. Shopping at Central Market is truly a one of a kind experience and I always leave feeling excited about the new and unique things they have. They frequently have special events and themes too. I remember a few years ago they did one on Portugal and had a bunch of imported Portuguese items and they made Portuguese bread and pastries in the bakery. It was amazing.

Fancy market for sure. Fun fruit and vegetable art work out front, just don't trip over it…read more Walking in you see that they have cooking classes and other fun assorted activities. Once you walk in, it is kind of sensory overload. There is a "food court" right up front with several options. Hamburgers, tacos, pizza, sandwiches, sushi, gelato, and more. Plenty to choose from. I also went back to the bakery and checked out their assorted baked goods. I was underwhelmed. They looked phenomenal but they were average size, etc. But the prices were outrageous. More expensive that San Diego prices which kind of surprised me. I ended up getting a hamburger. The chef was very nice, friendly, made me laugh. He built me a fantastic bleu bonnet burger. It was tasty, flavorful, filling. It was cooked a little more than I would normally want, but still yummy. the Brioche Bun was good, but did fall apart a little bit. Maybe warming it on the grill had something to do with that. I went with a combo that included a drink cup for the help yourself drink station. The drink station had interesting flavors I have never seen before, and some old standards like coke, diet coke, sprite. The combo also included crinkle cut fries. They were warm, golden brown, delicious but they were a little overdone. Definitely needed some ketchup to help eat them. The staff at the checkout lines were smiling, laughing, friendly, and when they had to check out one of their coworkers, you could see the strong camaraderie amongst the employees. It looks like a fun place to work and the team works well together. I got dessert at another place in town. Enjoy the photos.

RUN don't walk here! They always have the BEST weekly specials and over mall pricing. They don't…read moretake advantage of people like most grocery stores these days with inflation. I love they are always collaborating and promoting other small business owners with products in their store Their employees have not changed since they have opened!!! GREEN FLAG! And everyone is always extremely helpful and nice. Alsooo- they have a bakery in house, a restaurant and a cafe! True one stop shop

Found this place on yelp.com, great little place in Plano, fresh food, fresh bakery, friendly…read morestaff, great ambiance, has a great variety of everything I need. I highly recommend you check this place out.

I just moved to Plano so this location is my newest "home base"Trader Joe's. After living in San…read moreFrancisco for over 20 years I was eager to check out what the Texas TJ's were like. My parents lived in Garland so I'd visited the Walnut Hill & 75 location over the years and liked it, other than the fact that they're not allowed to sell hard liquor which is a BIG BUMMER but not the store's fault. I went to this location around 2pm on a weekday and it was BUSTLING! The selection was pretty good and just about everything on my list was in stock. The store is super clean and well stocked by happy, helpful and smiling employees as always. There were even plenty of shopping carts and baskets available which is never the case in downtown San Francisco. The lines were very manageable even though the store was packed with shoppers. My cashier informed me that this is the busiest location in the DFW area, but I'd argue that the Walnut Hill location is just as busy. I was thrilled that the lines don't snake around halfway down the aisles like those for a theme park roller coaster as they do in SF.

This is the first time I've been to a Trader Joe's in over 10 years and I only went because of a…read morefew posts I saw on Facebook telling me how awesome it is. The posts all said how great the customer service is, the prices, the whole vibe. So, I thought I would give it a shot, and the prices and the quality of products did not disappoint. I only gave it three stars because the only two customer service people I came in contact with were not friendly at all. For example, when I checked out, the cashier handed me the receipt, made no eye contact, did not acknowledge me in any way. Major pet peeve of mine. Having said that, the ketchup flavored potato chips are amazing!

Absolutely worst customer service. When my wife is sick she…read morewants diet 7up. Kroger doesn't have it. I asked a manager if they still carry it. This is her amazing reply: I didn't even know we carried it. Oh now I feel better. F them. Tom Thumb or Walmart no exception!

I've shopped at Kroger for 40 years. I've bailed to Tom thumb and others because Kroger auto…read morecheckout stations are SO BAD. They scan slower, take longer, and require clerk assistance minimum of ONE to THREE TIMES in a purchase of 12 to 16 items. INCREDIBLE! Its is beyond frustrating and has gotten worse despite filling out feedback surveys. Walmart's work, Tom thumb has real human checkers that go 3 to 4 times faster. To ad insult Kroger typically has only one checker line open and none at all in the evenings. So most of the Customers are buying only what they need and using the automated stations where only half are ever open because it takes a dedicated clerk to constantly fix transaction issues. Corporate management has their heads totally up their asses. Tom Thumb is a bit farther but I enjoy the stores for the courtesy of employees who actually seem to want to be there and the experience is way more pleasant. I just finished moving 6 prescriptions to TT and won't suffer Kroger's crappy condition of customers anymore.

Today I stepped inside Good Fortune to pickup some red curry, baby Bok Choy, fresh wide ride…read morenoodles, along with some adorable flower shaped ramekins and a wooden rice spatula. Making red curry chicken meatballs for dinner and on Monday a red curry salmon with kale. Take a trip to China Town, Love the diversity in our little city called Richardson. oxo

The worst Chinese store ever!!!!! Don't spend your money here, they're rude, they say we need to…read morespeak Chinese if we want to shop here!!!! No compren en esta tienda china, son groseros y te dicen las cajeras que si compras ahí que tienes que hablar chino!!!

I have 3 TT's within a mile of my house. I rotate depending on the time of day. This location has…read moregot to improve the butcher that works most evenings. First, take the ear bud out so you can hear what I'm ordering, second, at prime time for dinner I shouldn't have to wait for the butcher to come out from the back (15 minutes) and this isn't the first time. You might want to take down the "Free Delivery" with a $95 dollar subscription.

Tom Thumb is my usual go to for a quick pick up home…read more I do enjoy their bagels and soups, especially on a cold day. It's your typical Tom Thumb, and I don't usually interact with the workers, because I'm on a mission going in. I have seen the deli meat in pretty bad shape, mold. Really it's the ones closest to the deli counter. But overall it's your typical grocery store Tom Thumb. It's clean, bright, and it gets the job done.

he vegetables are usually very fresh and crisp, and they last longer after you buy them. It feels…read morelike the produce is carefully selected, and you can really tell the difference when you cook with it.

I recently bought bread from this grocery, and it was incredibly fresh! The crust was perfectly…read morecrisp, and the inside was soft and fluffy. You can tell it's made with quality ingredients. Definitely a go-to spot for fresh bakery items

Still the standard for Asian grocery shopping around the area. One-stop shop as far as anything…read moreAsian that you need. And by Asian of course I mean Taiwanese/Chinese/HK. Their breakfast offerings are also legit and convenient. Definitely recommend at least once. I usually stay away from their other food/lunch offerings though. It's severely lacking in my opinion but it's subjective obviously. The area used to always have a foul smell when you go near it but I haven't noticed it as much past year or so. It seems perhaps they've hidden it very well or resolved whatever was the issue.

I love visiting the cafeteria whenever I'm craving a quick Chinese breakfast option!…read more Everything is pretty consistent and fresh throughout the entire day and tastes great enough to satisfy my Chinese breakfast cravings. The fried dough stick (you tiao) is my favorite and don't forget to dip it in the sweetened soy milk. The dim sum offerings are also delicious! There's plenty of seating options right next to the cafeteria but I usually just take my items to go. Service is quick and exactly what you'd expect from a fast/express cafeteria.