We always find something for our kitchen we love using from this shop. La Grange is lucky to have a…read moreshop like Le Petite! Great staff!

What a nice find in La Grange. We were on a hunt to find that little shack outside La Grange and…read morefound this store, people really nice and good selection of home items. Would shop there again. Lot of kitchen knives and flower shop in the back! Open Sundays!

Came here from Columbus, because the Columbus store could not sell shotguns due to a broken…read moreregister...4 days in a row. This Walmart was awesome. Very helpful young man in sporting goods, as well as his supervisor.

From the owner: Shop your local Walmart for a wide selection of items in electronics, home furniture & appliances,…read moretoys, clothing, baby gear, video games, and more - helping you save money and live better.

This TJ Maxx was really clean, organized and had great service! They also have good quality home…read moregoods for a reasonable price - I just went to buy some pillows and mugs but I ended up also getting a really nice office chair for my work from home space (:

Really like this tj maxx! Clean, organized and usually has a great selection of clothes! Only down…read moreside is they close at 930pm which is a bummer because I usually work late and spend the time I'd like there looking around. Just another 30 minutes would be awesome! That aside, highly recommend!!

Hi Friend, shops are easy to get to. The outlet prices are reasonable and selection is extensive…read morePolo, Tommy and Lulu lemonade and more. Service was good. Prices could have been a little cheaper. B-

It really is a neat business and a neat Store to walk through and look. They have more than…read moreclothes, which are very reasonably priced by the way. There is also lots of home decor, cookware, and just about anything else you find in your house. Everything is marked down and close out priced.

This store would be a smaller version of Ross, TJ Max, and Marshall's; at least this location in…read moreMarble Falls. My friend was looking for clothes for her oldest son so we cruised on in to check it out. I immediately noticed ALOT of Arizona Jeans clothing on the men's side, MMA (who wears this crap), Southpole, Lucky Brand, and some clothing brands I've never heard of. Decent prices with jeans being around $15, shirts for $10, and shorts in the middle at $12. Not bad, but I didn't buy a thing. The real story here was one shopper. This bitch went ballistic on a teenage cashier and the manager. She accused the manager of intentionally blocking her in an isle; then basically threw here selections at the cashier. Then, screamed at her when she wasn't paying attention to her every word. The cashier was assisting another employee on locating a price for an item. "I usually don't complain about anything but"....usually means you do. She finally left and the cashier took a smoke break on the steps just outside. Dammit Rooster, you poo'd your pants. I was wondering why you were hiding between the jeans. Come here for great deals and a side of drama!

There is nothing in there- honestly, within the entire mall there was only 2 stores open and…read moreavailable not to mention that there is more staff there than actual customers

Yep, it ain't much of a mall. There are couple of department stores (J.C. Penny, Palais Royal) and…read morea few smaller shops, but overall, the space is being rented to TDCJ for office space. The thing is, locals know that Huntsville is a bit of retail wasteland. Always has been. There have been complaints about a lack of good stores and decent restaurants as long as I can remember. Westhill mall is an ambitious and failed attempt to correct that. As far as it being part of a "country hell". I grew up here and returned after living in some of the greatest cities in the world. I know how good and bad Huntsville is. The lack of a 'real' mall doesn't even register on my radar. I can't imagine true mall culture in this town. Just thinking about a Hot Topic in Huntsville makes me laugh. West Hill mall does make a good place to get in a little light walking in the middle of our 100 degree summers. In fact, a lot of people use it for that instead of driving 15 miles out of town to New Waverly, or, for that matter, going to the public walking tracks in town, or the multiple gyms, the large state park, the public swimming pool, or the state of the art university facilities. Older people, in particular, prefer West Hill mall for their exercise. I am not claiming West Hill Mall is adequate by 'mall' standards, but if you come to Huntsville expecting the same retail amenities as a large city or a wealthy suburb like the Woodlands, you are highly delusional and set up for disappointment. And, I will stand on your LA or SF coffee table in my boots to tell you so (although I do love SF).

Customer service is non existence here. Ran in to buy a few items before holiday. The chicken isle…read morewas empty? Employee saw my confusion and was able to bring some from the back. Just one package, take it or leave it. Not sure what was was going on. Then onto get a bar of soap. Terrible prices compared to HEB, so I checked the individual toiletries isle and I was just getting one. When I went to put 3pack back, I saw a different price for the individual bar. I went back and took photo and instead of self check, waited in line. It rang up incorrect. I showed photo to cashier, but she said it was for another smaller size. In photo you can see that the larger size is the only product on shelf at price. A manager came and was absolutely no help either. Cashier said he was going to remove the wrong product from display. So I wasn't helped, other than wasting my time, and didn't leave with any soap! So much for standing by whats on display and honoring customers who bring proof to register.

I've got to shop somewhere and the service was good,checkout was good, I use to get Laura in Womens…read moreclothing to help me but aven't seen her lately and I dont go in very often, my husband shops for us since he retired. I will defiantly shop her just 10 miles to drive.

Walmart represents everything that is fantastic and horrific about this country all at the same…read moretime. As far as Walmarts go, this one is fine - it's clean, well stocked, the people were nice, and there's plenty of parking. I would also like to include a ringing endorsement from my Uncle Al: "I love Walmart. I got my pork rinds, stretchy pants, and my diabetes medication all at the same place. Now I can watch the NASCAR all afternoon!" Thanks Walmart!

It's a Walmart, nothing too special about this one. Actually, I feel silly reviewing it haha…read more This place closes at 10:30 or 11:00 P.M. I can't remember which one. But I know they aren't 24 hours like most of them are. But hey Jack, this is a small town and that's just how this cookie crumbles..

Overall, the people were nice given the limited resources on this small town . The only question I…read morewould have is why they didn't have any natural fruits and vegetables. Otherwise, nice experience.

The busiest times are during lunch and when everyone gets off work. There's always two lanes…read moreopened. Only 2. Line wraps around the milk and OJ cooler. When are y'all getting at least 1 self checkout bays so folks with 1 item can get in and get out? Folks who work there are friendly and helpful.

Well, it's better than Bastrop. But you can't even get sliced cheese from the deli at 10:15 am…read more HEB needs competition in these parts!!! Two stars for the ability to park AND get a cart in under an hour. Bastrop HEB really has set the bar low on those requirements. I guess we're back to driving 3 hours round trip for grocery shopping in Georgetown... where they have competition, multiple stores, and I've never been told, "Sorry. We're cleaning the machine. After being open for FOUR hours? Either you need to have two machines in rotation or... do this before/after the deli opens. Shocker to get prepared for the day BEFORE the day starts.

I have been to a lot of different grocery stores in my time, and HEB is one that seems to be a…read moredecent one. I went to the one in La Grange, as it was pretty much the only true grocery store in the area (yeah, there is that other one attached to a big box store down the road, but it just isn't the same). Normally grocery stores have a certain layout, and while this store held somewhat true to that typical layout, the one thing it did not have was the standard dimensions. In this store the aisles are relatively short, but there are a bunch of them, which means that finding the right aisle for an item can be a bit tougher because of the way things are distributed through the store. You still have your various sections, like your meat department and your produce, though the deli was in a very odd spot at the front of the store with the access to it pointed away from the entrance to the store. I had to walk the whole way around the store before I was able to find the deli! The store is clean and decently lit, so finding what you need isn't a problem. Variety seemed to be there to some extent, though the deli didn't have any fried chicken which seemed odd to me... baked whole chickens, sure, but no deep fried chicken. Anyway, if you are looking for a grocery store in La Grange, I would say HEB is the place to go, and bypass that big box store down the road.