Nice big store well stocked. My only issue is the check is never correct. For some reason marked…read moredown or sale items are labeled on shelves but not in computer. So every item needs to be checked and who really remembers the sale prices. Last visit I was over charged over $10.00 total from 4 items, it adds up. The lady in customer service fixed it but that added another 30 minutes to my shopping experience.

The hours listed state this Kroger closes at 1 am. We needed toilet paper so we drove here around…read more12 am thinking we had one hour to pick up toilet paper. We got there and it was closed. The hours on the door said it opens at 6 am and closes at 11 pm. Don't trust the hours on yelp but always call before going. This happened when looking for another place and the hours were wrong. I didn't learn my lesson, but now I'll call before going if an item is needed late at night.

I am new to Texas (from Chicago), I started shopping at WINCO (Centreville Rd) last year and have…read morealways have a good experience with their Employees and casheirs....they are always helpfull and respectfull I have not yet encountered Mr. Nasty or Ms. Sour Puss (LOL) Parking and prices are" great" Thank you keep up the good work

Super disappointed with my visit to WinCo! It's such a dirty store and the prices are NOT that…read morecheap. I believe the prices at my Aldi, are way better. For example the Jiffy Cornbread is .58 cents a box & at Aldi its only .52 cents. Where WinCo is not close to my house, I thought I would give them a test drive, meh. The produce is wilted & old and the meat looks like road-kill. Wasted Trip!!! Oh, and the best part of my day...I was overcharged on my bill!

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 ppls working there so lazy when you ask about something they are behaving so rude.read more

My go to grocery store. It is the closest full grocery store-but I would travel a little for it…read more The building itself is a little dated-but I don't need a juice bar or a Starbucks when I am doing my everyday grocery shopping. The selection is more than sufficient and they even have a pretty nice beer and wine section. The staff is courteous and helpful They also seem to know the store fairly well. Prices are in line with other grocers in the area and when they mark things down you can get some great values. I actually stop by almost every day just to see if they have something good marked down- I may not need it then but that is what freezers are for. If you are in the area and want good service and good prices and are not worried about frills that some fancier stores have you should do your self a favor and stop in.

Whenever there is a problem, they run me around with nonsense and tell me to call this person or…read morethat. Very unprofessional. Stop using them altogether. Sick of the run around.

This is my family's favorite Vietnamese market to shop at. We've been coming here since they first…read moreopened and have seen all the changes over the years. I love their weekly deals, which they post on Facebook. The prices are great compared to SF Market (Cali Saigon Mall) or 99 Ranch. They have fresh produce, sauces, seafood, noodles, and pretty much everything I need to cook Vietnamese dishes. It's a must-stop whenever I'm stocking up on groceries!

Truong Nguyen is ok, nothing special, so good price and some is not , the store the same some day…read moreis ok but some day is smelling, that for all Vietnamese grocery

Simply adore their hot bar and salad bar area. They have so many options and variety. If you have…read moredietary restrictions they likely have you covered. If you have questions the folks behind the counter are friendly and knowledgeable. Weekdays especially after 3 pm are always crazy with longer lines. Going earlier in the day is preferable. Special shout out to the fact that CM makes their own kombucha now. I am absolutely a fan.

I need to talk about Central Market on Lovers Lane and I need to talk about BP and I need to talk…read moreabout the produce section and I only have so many words so let's move. The produce section first because if I do not address it immediately I will think about it the whole time. Walking into the Central Market produce section is the closest a grocery store has ever come to making me feel like a child at Disney World. Not Disney World adjacent. Not Disney World inspired. Full Disney World. There are colors happening in that produce section that I did not know vegetables were capable of. Heirloom tomatoes in seventeen shades. Peppers that look like they were designed by an artist who was told to make a pepper but make it fashion. Mushrooms with names I cannot pronounce displayed like they are artifacts from a civilization that understood fungi better than we do. I have walked in there for one specific item and come out forty minutes later with things I have never cooked before and a quiet optimism about my future in the kitchen that has not always proven accurate but always feels real in the moment. I went once just for garlic. One head of garlic. I left with dragon fruit, three kinds of fresh pasta, a bunch of herbs that required me to look up two of them when I got home, and a wheel of cheese that I told myself was practical. It was not practical. I regret nothing. Now BP. BP runs the prepared foods counter at Central Market Lovers Lane and is the reason I sometimes drive there when I am not even hungry. BP was a high school math teacher in California for years. Years. Shaping young minds, writing equations on whiteboards, presumably grading papers on weekends with the quiet resignation of someone who has chosen a noble and exhausting profession. And then at some point BP looked at California, looked at Dallas, made a decision, and moved. He did most of the moving himself. I want you to think about that. This man, who spent years teaching mathematics, looked at a truck full of his belongings and said I will handle this personally. The kind of move that requires a certain stubbornness and also a pretty solid understanding of spatial reasoning which, given the math background, he had covered. BP is now behind the prepared foods counter at Central Market and is genuinely one of the warmest humans I have encountered on either side of a deli case. He talks to you like he has time, which in a prepared foods counter context is unusual and should be protected at all costs. He knows what is good that day. He will tell you. You should listen. Excellent store. Exceptional produce section. BP is the best part of the prepared foods counter and possibly of Lovers Lane entirely.

We ordered various sandwiches at Sprouts Rowlett. Ms Rebecca very patiently fixed variety of our…read moresandwiches and offered toasting them for us, this was never offered before as we have been having Sprouts sandwiches for a while. Ms Gloria was helping Ms Rebecca offer us various breads and spreads to make our sandwiches even more customized. 5 stars to both these ladies at the deli. Cashier Krystal was very warm and helpful bagging all my groceries and sandwiches separately.

I am an Arlington resident, but I made a stop at the Rowlett store coming back from a baseball…read moretournament. I was tired and ready to go home. Upon arriving everyone greeted me and snapped me out of my funk. The store was clean and everyone was willing to help. Krystal was helpful and provided information on the sales that were going on. Her customer service and the ease of shopping made the stop a positive one.

Small family owned, 1/2 grocery, 1/2 eating area, very clean inside. Overall the food was good,…read morethe lady went to the back to make it once I placed my order. They do accept credit card here. I think I will be back to get more of the injera bread. I wish they label the price on the items better so we don't have to ask how much each item is.

It's not just a grocery store. It's more like an oasis of everything that's good in the world. The…read morefood here is AMAZING. I'm not sure what I ate, but the recs from the cashier/cook were exactly what I wanted, but didn't know that I needed. Also, the food was made when I ordered it, which means it came hot and ready to eat, and that's a win EVERYTIME!