Always fun to shop at Sprouts Framers Market on Callaghan. Something always new in the produce…read moredepartment. Great sales throughout the store. Clean and friendly staff. Deli sandwiches are awesome. Don't forget the cookies!

Wonderful team members throughout the store. Always good to see everyone as I make my way through.read more

The hamburger meat always has a mix of brown meat and red meat. They take the old hamburger meat…read moreand add fresh meat around it.

When I was a kid, I remember the Food Court food being amazing: the pizza and the Chinese food. Now…read morethe Food Court options have changed, so I can't speak to it, but I love all the Grab N Go options like fresh pre-made salads. Service is good. Ambiance is so-so because it's a little under construction right now.

Lived at the Frederick Apts. for a long time. They got rid of the guy that ordered my cigarettes…read more He was the nicest guy out of all of them. The guy that works days is a real prick!! He gave me a lot BS about his card reader that wouldn't take my card, said my bank must have turned it off, which was a lie!! Went to the Valero up the street and my card worked fine. Now I usually shop at the HEB, but I forgot to get some surgar, so I bought some from your store, after being harassed by the idiot on the register for not shopping at your place anymore. Don't have a prejudice bone in my body, skin color is only skin deep, we are all the same underneath!! Prejudice is stupidity!! You guys need to rethink about the losers that run your store!! Charlie Cook

Everything i could ask for with an attached smoke shop in case i needed to ask for more! Only…read morecomplaint i had was a fluctuating price on a pipe id bought before but it was like $2 more dollars so im not trippin about it. That and possible inflation could have driven the increase. Yall are awesome !

Close to me and easy to get to and very helpful staff . Its the closest grocery store to me so its…read moreeasy and convenient for me

I have never been a Heb that it's produce section looks like a garden…read more Beautiful. I like this place . Very nice to shop . Makes you feel good

My go to grocery store that has absolutely everything I need. From soup to nuts and even a cooler…read moreto take your frozen foods home. Also if I need batteries or a cable for my phone I can find them here. My wife even bought a beautiful new pair of earrings to replace the ones she lost! While I'm there I can pick up my medicine at the pharmacy. I can also order ahead of time a pick up my groceries on the way home on hav them delivered if I'm ill or to busy to shop!

I'm writing this review regarding the treatment my 60-year-old mother received at the HEB located…read moreat 9900 Wurzbach Rd, San Antonio, TX 78230. The way she was treated by staff was embarrassing, dismissive, and unacceptable. On 12/18/25 around 7:00 PM, my mother attempted to purchase groceries using vouchers and an in-store coupon. She was assisted by Ashley (cashier) and Matthew (manager), who told her the vouchers could not be accepted because they would not scan and claimed HEB did not take them. My mother explained that she had successfully used the same vouchers at several other HEB locations and that they sometimes require manual entry. Despite this, both Ashley and Matthew refused to accept them and told her to scan the QR code to see which stores participate. After returning home, my mother scanned the QR code and did not see HEB listed as a non-participating store. Because she no longer had a ride and still needed groceries, she walked back to the store (about 30 minutes each way) around 8:00 PM. While a different cashier was ringing up her items, Ashley approached, removed my mother's groceries from the conveyor belt, and said, "I already told you we don't take your coupons." My mother was publicly embarrassed and left the store empty-handed, walking all the way home again. My mother later called the store and spoke with Matthew, explaining what happened. He stated he had "taken a picture of the vouchers to show corporate," but no resolution or empathy was offered. The next evening, 12/19/25 around 8:45 PM, my mother returned to the same HEB to try again, thinking the in-store coupon may have been the issue. Ashley was again at the register, and Matthew approached, stating they had just scanned the QR code and that HEB was listed as not accepting the vouchers. Family members tried to explain that the vouchers had already been used successfully at other HEB locations, but Ashley and Matthew again refused to accept them. Immediately after leaving, my family went to a different HEB location, where my mother was able to purchase groceries using the exact same vouchers with no issues. Afterward, a follow-up call was made to Matthew for clarification. He stated they had the right to refuse service because it is private property and claimed "upper management" told him HEB doesn't accept the vouchers, but refused to provide a name or further explanation. This situation could have been handled with professionalism, respect, and basic customer service. Instead, a 60-year-old woman was embarrassed publicly, had her groceries removed from the belt, and was made to walk back and forth unnecessarily -- all while being given conflicting and incorrect information. I strongly recommend additional training for staff and management at this location, particularly regarding voucher acceptance and respectful customer interaction.

I'll start off with the positives, the store has a large selection of foods and various meats…read more Clean and organized for most part. Service not sure about since I never received any other than the cashier. Ambience can be hectic depending on timing, it can get busy. I suggest go early and not later in day or you have a traffic jam of people in your way blocking isles. They have a wide selection of things and prices are ok. I do like their H-E-B brands a lot. Now the negatives. Sushi isn't that great, not sure why they even try if they're not going to make it right. For example, they give you 1 tiny piece of ginger and barely any wasabi... what? It doesn't cost much and the taste is so bland you need that for flavor and they choose not to give you any. Now when you get to the register if you pay by card you have to swipe it at least 11 times, not kidding. I asked if it was just me and they assured me it was normal and happens to everyone... so they know the issue yet they don't replace the system. Where I come from if something is broke, you fix it. +1 star for wide selection, +1 star for cleanliness, and +1 star for large meat selection. -1 star for selling bad ground beef. -1 star for inconvenience when checking out with a large line building behind you because you're swiping your card 11 times.

Visiting the area and had this grocery recommended...it did not disappoint! Lots of…read moreOptions and pricing was lower than we expected...

I found this place yesterday while I was in San Antonio. Seems to be a pretty well-stocked store…read more The employees were friendly, and I found everything that I was looking for at a reasonable price. They let me use their washroom even though a sign indicated it was for employees only. They were out of paper towels. Everything else about the store was awesome, and I will definitely return.

If you are looking for a typical Indian grocery store, you are at the right place. They also have a…read moresection for typical Indian clothes. Typical product for women and men personal care for hair, skin care name it. You want to do Henna they have it. The store is not well organize.

Food service is amazing very good food & kabobs Hot hot…read morebread from the oven fresh meats The people are very nice and understanding what we need that he main key of business

The chicken kebab with tomatoes and onions was so good and the employees were all pleasant. I'll be…read moreback soon

Sprouts is a haven for gluten free folks and ones that prefer organic products! Customer service…read morewas great as I was asked if we were finding everything okay. The associate checking us out was friendly and even told us about the Sprouts rewards program. The store itself is pretty large and clean with associates stocking shelves as needed.

Very rude and poor of customer service Specially those who…read moreare in the cashier needs restraining providing good service. When I was the cashier there was a girl was on her phone I am ready to check out my stuff she just standing for a minute without saying anything she start scanning my stuff and I paid she just left my stuff at the scanning register and waited for me to reaching it out and it was a 1 gallon of water and few things. While she should just thinking of to slide it down for easy access for me she just letting me to reaching it out and she just standing in there without saying anything and I get my stuff and I left she didn't even say anything at least thank you. So disappointed never coming back on this location.

I like this walmart, it's close to home and the parking lot is big enough that it's never full…read more From my experience, I have had good interactions with the workers. Most recently I spoke to Marisol(Maribel?) at the self check out. She not only helped me by doing her usual job duties, but I asked for her personal opinion on one of my items and she responded and then recommended something else I hadn't even thought about. I appreciate her honesty and help. Additionally, I had a small interaction with the woman at the Garden section. I was looking for a shopping cart and she didn't see any in the area, so she went outside and brought one for me. I appreciate employees that go out of their way to help.

I am hardly Walmart's desired demographic since I spend $610 a year at Sephora on various elixirs…read moreand potions to only look as bad as half of a Gollum at this point in my 40s. But this was my first time in a Walmart in over a decade. The little I knew about Walmart from the news is you never use self check out since you can be accused of stealing very easily if the robots don't like the cut of your jib, so I had to wait for a human at the register. I have no idea why they have 30+ registers and like 2 human cashiers. They could use that floorspace for something else rather than registers collecting cobwebs since they have nobody to work them. I was here fresh off of a very good day at Six Flags with my favourites Poltergeist and Superman both operational (which are almost always broken down and/or not sufficiently staffed and thus closed) so I had maximum fun getting to do both, and finding out how easily I bruise on blood thinners when I got thrown around in my seat like a little rag doll on Wonder Woman, as I would expect nothing less from a big lady like that. Whilst in the park I spotted one colourful shirt I really liked over and over--and then googled where to find it, surprised to see it was a Walmart exclusive--so I resolved to join the party and spread the shirt's joy beyond San Antonio. The webpage told me this location had my size in stock if I wanted to come pick it up rather than get it shipped. When I arrived at this store it turns out they had two of my size in stock, so this was either a popular size nearly sold out or it was a size they did not stock since they did not think anyone would want. The first had a small stain on the inside of the neck line. Since it was on the inside portion of the shirt I was still considering it since only I would know about it if it did not come off in the wash, and I hoped yonder mystery stain would come off in the wash. Then I pulled out the only other option and it had a major stain on the exterior portion near the neck so everyone would see it, so I had to put it back in the pile of one. What to heck Walmart, learn some quality control and/or quality assurance. Your visual merchandisers should not be putting out products that are clearly ruined. I get that this is Walmart and not lulu, but still, have some pride in what you sell. It cost less than a sawbuck after tax and the shirt made me happy even if it did come slightly soiled as a free in-store personalization, so I still purchased it to commemorate my very good day in the Six Flags, and now I have a gently stained shirt I can wear the next time I volunteer at the Food Bank where I obtain enough karma for volunteering I feel less-bad about paying slightly extra to skip the lines in the occasional theme park's doorsteps I darken when I have time to live my best ongoing midlife crisis/manchild life.