Shout out to Sam that works behind the bakery. She has a great attitude and personality. Clean…read morestore and great selection

Still a nice store even though they sold out to the Albertson's companies years ago. I can get a…read morefew things there that I can't find at other stores. Most items are priced higher that H-E-B or Kroger. Coupon deals are good. A few weeks ago they changed their sign in process to mimic Tom Thumb (also owned by Albertson's) and it is so difficult to sign in now. Talking to customer service is impossible. Sadly they will continue to lose business.

I'm missing numerous things from home but one of them is my weekly (4mile) Sunday morning walk to…read moreFarmers Market. I've done it for decades. I think my sister in law was trying to cheer me up by bringing me to the Frisco Farmers Market this morning, but I left feeling even more sad. I'm really not used to having to drive to get to a farmers market and this was a completely different experience. There weren't very many stalls or similar items to mine back home. I'm used to countless tents with fresh flowers, fresh fish, meats, produce, nuts, soups, honey, dates, sprouts, etc. All of the vendors have TONS of fresh samples cut up. There are swarms of people everywhere. I typically leave farmers market not requiring breakfast because I've had so many fresh samples and I walk home with lovely treats and bouquets of flowers wrapped in newspaper. We also have tons of ready made food options, bakers, and endless vendors. This was all together different and extremely underwhelming. I even caught myself missing our regular paparazzi guys, who used to get on my nerves a little. It was odd walking around not seeing anyone stalking the farmers market guests for shots to sell. No A list actors, actresses, athletes, TV execs... It's all together unusual. I purchased a coffee and a couple vegan items from a vendor who said it was his very first day. I don't have any plans on returning to this farmers market even if I bore to death here, but would definitely recommend if you live walking distance as there were a couple options for fresh juices, a lemonade stand that looked tasty, a hand pie lady (with tiny samples, but enough to know she makes a great dough for them) and a few coffee options - which all together could make for a nice visit, just totally not worth driving here for.

Love a clean and well organized market…read more Plenty of different vendors to shop and visit. We were on a tight schedule and knew what we were stopping for. So we didn't get to walk around too much, but from what I saw it's a great layout. First time trying Chakra Chow- Raw Vegan Amazing Nachos, great fresh watermelon juice as well.

Shout out to Nathan for an amazing service with curbside pickup and being an awesome person!…read more Great service, communication, and energy

If you want a hearty sandwich for good price, not too many bells and whistles but they have some…read more They make a great sandwich or combo with water and chips. $7/8 I got turkey and roast beef with swiss. Mayo, yellow mustard and red onion. I need some more options for a 5 star, but when on a budget this is it. I could have made another whole sandwich from this one lol.

If you are looking for authentic Mexican food hidden in plain sight, you have to check out La…read moreSuprema Market. I went last week and was completely blown away by the quality of the food. It is a fantastic spot, and I will absolutely be back! Ambience It has the ultimate hidden-gem vibe. The dining area is tucked away right in the back of the market, which gives it a super casual, no-frills, and highly authentic feel. They feature a giant menu packed with traditional Mexican dishes, so there is plenty to choose from. Service The service was efficient and helpful. They handle the massive menu well, and I really appreciated how accommodating they are with letting you customize your order, especially when it comes to picking your proteins. Food + Street Tacos (Tripa and Lengua): Particularly enjoyed these! Both the tripa (tripe) and lengua (beef tongue) were prepared perfectly and tasted incredibly authentic. + Quesabirria Tacos: These were absolutely on point. Rich, savory, and delicious. + Gigantic Burrito (with Lengua): This thing was massive! I love that you can choose any meat to go into it, and putting lengua in it was an awesome choice.

I wanted to love this place so much, but unfortunately, overall, pretty much everything about my…read moreexperience today was underwhelming. First of all the customer service wasn't horrible, but it wasn't great either. The cashier lowkey seemed annoyed as soon as I walked in. She wasn't like rude but she wasn't particularly nice either. Also, the pricing is kinda sketchy. They have a sign saying that the pricing they have up isn't accurate and is subject to change with inflation, which, I understand, but still. Even though it was kind of a red flag, I was already committed to the adventure! Plus, as much as I love food, I have no problem paying a premium for anything as long as the food is fantastic/the overall experience is worth it. I wanted to try a few things so I got the taco plate which comes with three tacos, and rice and beans and then I ordered two additional tacos a la carte so I could try other protein options. So the taco plate + 2 additional tacos (5 tacos total) up being $22.72. Which - seemed kinda wild, but whatever, obviously at this point, my expectations are through the roof! I got the Fajita Beef, Fajita Chicken, Al Pastor, Carnitas, and Barbacoa tacos. Unfortunately, none of them blew me away. The rice and beans were standard. The salsas were solid, as well, and extremely spicy! The fajita beef was the most flavorful of all the protein options, but everything else was just okay. Edible, yes. Fantastic? Absolutely not. I actually had to add more seasoning to each protein when I got home. Also, I noticed that, (with the exception of the fajita beef), the meat on the tacos was somehow pretty dry while the taco was greasy at the same time. Not sure how that's even possible. The Al pastor was the most disappointing. Not only was the flavor lacking, but it didn't come with pineapple, which is typically my favorite part. Also, nothing on the receipt was itemized, so I don't even know how much the taco plate was or if I was even charged correctly. For the price, I was expecting this to be an above average experience, but unfortunately, it was not. Definitely a bummer because I've been looking for a really good, tucked away, taco gem in the area, but baby this is NOT the one!

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.

I thought this store was great. Nice open layout with a fantastic selection of ready to eat/grab…read moreand go foods. It was nice and clean, well stocked and I breezed through the self service check out where a nice person overseeing those lanes wished me well as I exited. I also noticed they had a little bar area, tucked into the middle, where folks had stopped in for a pint. I kind of love that!

These are pictures of the rudest employee I've ever met at market street…read more This is my go-to store for groceries, as I live 3 minutes away and always love the energy at market street other than her. Do yourself a favor, and FIRE HER!! Her attitude and treatment towards customers, other employees and vendors is disgustingly terrible. Almost every time I come in here I have to see the most unhappy worker of my life who projects that negative energy onto everyone else. My words for her - your disgusting energy is draining to even be near and you deserve nothing good from the way you treat people. I hope market street employers wake up and give you exactly what you give everyone else daily. Hard to believe I've seen it go on this long as a customer and you're still there. Makes me question the accountability standards that are held at this store.

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!

This is one of few Tom Thumb's that has a great clearance selection. I was also able to find some…read moreitems that I had to get rain checks for at another location. I just love the over stock of their floral department it's like WHOA all the way out the door! It is by the way one of the older stores in the area! The service here is also great. The Starbucks situated near the door is great. This time of year this location is always decorated perfectly for the holidays. Today I was able to find some great things.

NEVER go here! What a F ing joke. Had a buggy full of food and NO check out people were open. Had…read moreto use self checkout and the little lady working the self checkout had an attitude! Kept giving us a attitude because the area to put your groceries was full of of stuff we were check out. What a attitude! She made some remark under her breath towards us and I told my wife I am going to say something not nice to her but wife stopped me! Never ever go into this f ing store....won't be visiting there again. I will go to Kroger up the street.