I got off work from a night shift and came in in the morning to buy a couple things for breakfast…read more I went to the self checkout and had to go grab one other thing and while I was gone, the clerk named Joe scanned all of my items for me and had them bagged and ready for me when I got back just fantastic customer service from him. He's always so nice and helpful.

I had a mixed experience during my recent visit. I unloaded my basket to be helpful, but when I…read morewent to hand it to the cashier, she told me, "It goes way over there," instead of taking it or kindly directing me. It felt dismissive, especially since I could've just left my groceries in the basket and had her unload them instead of doing both. On the positive side, the employee bagging my groceries was very kind and asked how I was doing and if I found everything I needed. I really appreciated that.

H-E-B at 1670 E Broad St, Mansfield, TX 76063…read more Hold up, wait a minute This is a grocery store on the next level. Very busy with a lot of people here. I know it's the holidays but this seems like a normal Sunday to them. Starting from getting my basket outside to get it in the store and seeing a barbecue restaurant in the store. A car wash on the property with a gas station on the property. This is an all-in-one grocery store food chain. I see it's very popular here in Texas and this is my first time truly experiencing the H-E-B moment. Really some of the highlights is they have a lot of people checking you out. It's actually real people, they have baggers that bag your grocery up. They will help escort you to your vehicle. This is old school customer service type grocery store and the prices are just the same as anywhere else if not a better deal. I definitely understand why my sister, friends and family have all talked so good about this store and I am proud to see them in the DFW area growing tremendously. Please keep up the good work. In these days of A.I. and everything artificial. It's excellent to see a store doing this type of service in the community.

They're building a new H-E-B in Euless, I can't WAIT!…read more One of our doctors ordered delivery one evening, and that piqued my interest, so I did the same. With the prices increasing, I've started to spread my wings and look at other places for my weekly shopping. I visit Walmart, Aldi, and now H-E-B. Like gas, many of us are now shopping where we can find the best deals, even if that means splitting up our shopping lists. I don't know if with this store, you can pay for a membership that will waive delivery fees; if so, I may do that when the store in Euless opens. Since COVID, I've been glued to delivery. Some stores I will visit (Aldi, Central Market, H-E-B, etc.), but I'm mostly a delivery gal. I took a chance and ordered strawberries, and it was a chance worth making. They are delicious and were chosen well. Placing my order online was very easy, and even with my delivery being done in the evening, they still had everything in stock. If I may add, I did get one of their famous iced croissants, and it was worth the hype. I love H-E-B!

I called ahead for a particular item, I won't say which item because they sell out as it is…read more They asked my name and set aside. Not only that, The staff is knowledgeable about the products and let me know if there is a product they are not covering, just let them know and they will order it, call when it comes in and set it aside for me. I feel like I'm going into a neighborhood store, where everybody knows your name. Cheers!

I don't know how this natural grocery store has been around a year and I just now went into it for…read morethe first time. It's a local grocery store with some locations in Dallas (and one in Waxahachie) but this is the first time I've been into an Ann's. This location is on the bottom floor of the 101 Center apartments facing Abrams St. It's right next to City Hall, the Downtown Library, Levitt Pavilion, Inclusion Coffee, etc. Ann's is larger than a convenience store but definitely smaller than a Whole Foods or Sprouts. Nevertheless, they have a pretty decent assortment of food, drinks, household goods, and supplements that fall under the broad natural grocery category. They have a nice selection of local and specialty beers if you're looking for something to take to one of the Levitt Pavilion concerts. They even carry several products I've never seen at other natural grocers. Some products are a bit pricey but most of them are comparable to what you'll pay at one of the larger chains like Whole Foods, Sprouts, or Target. There's also a free rewards program you can sign up for at the register and coupons you can sign up for on their website. Everyone is nice and helpful in the store. The manager even offered to try to get in some items in I was looking for. Definitely check out Ann's and support your local natural grocery store!

That they have good meat.. and stuff I need.. and also nice people.. I also love their food..good…read morestore

Meat was trimmed well and was season so well. Well worth the price. I will no longer go to bargain…read morepriced stores.

I shop here less and less as life and groceries have become more and more expensive.. BUT it is my…read morestore of choice when I want to take my time and browse and pick out something special or different. An interesting cheese, some weird fish, an unfamiliar vegetable, an exciting mushroom.. some fancy soap I'll barely use.. a small helping of fresh, gluten-free, lemon-thyme linguine noodles for $8! That's what Whole Foods is all about.

Whole Foods and Amazon tricked me, but in a good way. You can take your Amazon returns to Whole…read moreFoods, but trust me, the Whole Foods part will tempt you. I just wanted to look at fruit, and walked out $75, less, 30 minutes later. I don't shop there as often as I used to, thanks to Central Market. However, when I do, I always enjoy their fresh fruits and seafood. The store is always clean and organized. If I'm going to pay those prices, I rather get the same or better quality foods, at Central Market/Trader Joes.

Was in the store and needed help with self-checking out. The lady working that area was more…read moreconcerned about gossiping with coworkers. She gave me an attitude when I asked for help. I don't see her working there much longer.

Ok this is based on one experience this morning. I've gone to this store for a while now and for…read morethe most part I would recommend it. As a back ground a long time ago I worked in a small neighborhood market like this. So I have some based expectations on how things should be run. This is not central market so don't expect it to be full of people that are too good to speak to you. I don't even expect staff to be pleasant all the time but at least communicate with the guests. Today was the exact opposite. I walked in and both isle I needed to go down were completely full of product. I had to move carts to get to the shelfs and not one person working there apologized or offered to move things out of my way. I go to check out and the two ladies up front are to involved with their conversation to even speak to the customers. Hate to admit it but I pulled a Karen and called to speak to the manager, I got the bookkeeper because the manager was too busy. She said it was a store restock and she had seen it as well but all she could do is let the manager know what is going on. I guess I'm willing to let a few small things pass with stores like this as long as they treat the customers right. This was not that.

I believe that I haven't been to a American Walmart for at least 18 years…read more We came here around 2:50PM, June 22, 2026, right after World Cup match between Argentina vs Austria. I needed a new luggage because my old one was completely damaged, from Hong Kong to Los Angeles via Seoul. I bought an American Tourist luggage and two bottles of Dasani water, total was $111.93 after tax. Lots of soccer fans went to Walmart after the match, for food, drink, and refreshment s.

This is a huge store with a wide variety of options -- you can pretty much find everything you need…read morein one stop. The selection is solid, and there's plenty of free parking, which makes it convenient, especially given the busy area near AT&T Stadium. However, after I spent about 30 minutes carefully picking out my items, i found out at the register that this location does not accept tap-to-pay. In 2026, that's something I honestly didn't expect from a major retail chain of this size. I'm sure I could have checked beforehand, or they could have put some signs at the door, because now the opposite is the norm. It was surprising and inconvenient. Also, the state of these stores is always a little scruffy and tacky :(

Excellent little halal store. We get our feta, sunflower seeds and pickles here. They have so many…read moreamazing foods that's it's hard to leave without trying something new.

Great variety of seasonings priced far lower than a conventional US grocery store. Produce is…read moredecent, and lots of it is less expensive. Interesting selection of bread products. The only issue- much of the Frozen produce and several aisles had no prices. I feel like I'm bothering somebody to ask them to price things- they only do one at a time but it's an entire wall of frozen vegetables that have no prices. You have to bring things to the front to get them scanned. And even when they tell you what the price is in the aisle after they've checked with the front, the cost changes when you go to the cash register. It's not that big a deal but it's something they could improve on. Very nice people and good customer service.