Tom Thumb

Clean, big, staff is really nice. I am new to Texas and the little nice polite things the staff did made me feel better about moving here.
The store does not carry a variety of items that I am used to but it’s good for basic groceries and snacks.
It is not 5 stars because of open packages. In the freezer section I saw some individually wrapped items without their boxes. I bought a pizza box and didn’t notice till check out that it was opened. Everything was in there so I bought it anyway.
I also bought an appetizer from the frozen section. After opening the box i realized the plastic bag inside was opened and I only had 7 of the 8 appetizers inside the bag. Not sure if a person did it, or if it was a packaging error.
I would shop here again, I will just double check that what I am buying hasn’t been tampered with by people trying to steal some food.
I also saw a woman looking around then eat some candy for free. I don’t know if Tom thumb doesn’t mind a little nibble and it’s just the culture here or if the staff might want to keep an eye out.

This location has become my go to as there are very few grocery stores in the area. The store has everything I need, but not what I want. The selection of items are very limited if you are a selective shopper. I have brand preferences, and find that the store does not carry many of my favorites.
Most recently I was shopping for cheese to make a three cheese Mac and Cheese, and discovered Asiago, White Cheddar, and Romano are too exotic to be carried at this store. I was also searching for plain bread crumbs, but the store carries one brand of bread crumbs and they are all flavored. The deli is smaller than I am used to, but I didn’t realize this until I was on my way to a work potluck and needed to pick up a veggie side. The deli only carries varieties of potato or macaroni salad, no veggie sides at all. $ 40 later, I was checking out with items to make a salad. This experience has forced me to believe that what I’ve been told is true; most people in Dallas eat out which is why there are more fast food places than grocery stores. I need to suck it up and make Whole Foods my grocery destination.
The fact that the store has a Starbucks is great, I do like to visit during the weekend. The service during the week is a bit slow if you have to get to work in the morning.

Bakery — they do a really good job! Everything ive ordered /​bought pre made has been delicious!
I got cupcakes for a baby birthday– they literally looked like they came out of a boutique :) however it was only 12.99 for 2 dozen! Can’t beat that price!
I asked them to use the flat icing instead of the usual swirl. They came out super cute.

My favorite grocery store in this neighborhood. Clean store, fresh bakery with delicious goodies and a Starbucks to boot. A few of the cashiers could use a little customer service training.

This is a nice clean Tom Thumb. Otis a bit pricier than Kroger and it may not be worth it. Except you feel good when you visit bc you walk into a floral department and bakery that is well-​kept. For a grocery store it’s well laid out and easy to navigate.

Overall, a decent grocery store. It’s clean, has good selection and fair prices. Glad it is nearby. We shop there 2 – 3 times weekly.

Very nice looking place and well kept. Could use sons friendly employees, but I guess it’s hard considering the location.

I was surprised that this place is one of their updated locations (this is my first visit).
I came for Bigelow tea (2.79) and I also bought Progresso Soup (2.02) …Both items were over priced compared to other grocery stores. .I buy them all the time the tea is usually 2.12 and the soup used to be 1.50 but recently a typical price is 1.58.
I was caught off guard when the cashier said he didn’t have an extra reward card to scan with my purchase (Progresso 2 for 3.00), so I had to ask the guy in front of me, thankfully he was kind enough to let me use his reward card — saving me 2.00.
This store is okay for a quick last minute item, but I’ll continue to go elsewhere.

Prices here are getting outrageous. Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy to pay a premium for convenience and not having to see Walmart people. But the Kroger right down the street at Belt Line and Marsh kills these guys on just about every category. One bottle of olive oil I always by is $ 6.56 at Kroger and $ 12 at this Tom Thumb. They also jacked salmon up to $ 8.99/lb, which Kroger did as well, but the latter gives you some lemon, butter and fresh spices with it and puts it all in a nice baking bag for you. I am gradually phasing this store out of my routine.

I can’t believe I’m this worked up over a grocery store! Great wine selection with 6 pack deals (because wine is very important), tons of healthy/​organic/​non-​gmo/​gluten free/​natural products for a cheaper price than other markets, and very spacious so I don’t have to worry about bumping my cart into little children. Five points for the small puny one!
The produce is very fresh and well maintained. I had a ready made turkey wrap that was surprisingly good and not molded. Waking up alive the next day means their food isn’t completely parasite-​ridden. They have non-​GMO tofu and shirataki noodles by the salad and prepared vegetable aisle, so I at least have my basic grocery list covered.
There are lots of good deals on almost every aisle so be sure to have a Tom Thumb card. I haven’t had to wait in a horrific line here either, so don’t worry about lottery picking a register and getting stuck behind a coupon monster.

I’m a regular here. Always greeted with a friendly face and this grocery store is always kept in top notch condition. It also a Starbucks which is a huge plus.

I was pleasantly surprised by this location. It is set back from the street, but I was looking for a particular item, and Target and Kroger did not have it. I have mainly shopped at Kroger, but the one on Belt Line is a little outdated. This Tom Thumb is bright, welcoming, clean, updated, and they have a lot of variety.
I went ahead and signed up for the savings card because that is the only way to get the good prices.
I will probably come here more often.

I like this grocery store. They have really great deals most of the time. Some times have an insane markup and others you cant find anywhere cheaper so its give and take. Make sure you get a Tom Thumb card before you shop because they will not use a «store card» at the register.
The produce is really fresh here too and the bakery has great individual pieces of cake you can buy for like 4 bucks. Wine selection is pretty decent. The register lanes are horribly slow but they have 4 self checkouts that I almost always use and seldom have lines. This location has a red box inside too but because its such a slow store it runs out of good movies fast as people return them at other places I suspect.

I caved & signed up for the just for u marketing sham. Pisses me off to have to sign up for marketing programs to get best prices but now that I’m used to it I actually love it… shhh don’t tell the marketing department. The App makes it super simple to save money. It’s like clipping coupons from your phone. So once per week, I open the app to load in my coupons for my next shopping trip. Last week I saved $ 28 on my grocery bill which is the «Just for U» and the card savings together. On top of that, the JFU app had a 40 cent gas savings if you spent $ 50 in groceries… which is easy to do these days so I saved $ 8 on gas this week.
As for service, I like the staff at this location. Generally as helpful as you can expect at a big chain store and I like the O organics selection that allows me to buy organic without breaking the bank. I do about 75% of my shopping here and go to WF for #certified humane eggs and meat.

Best grocery store in the area! Everyone who works here is helpful and friendly. I’ve never had bad service. The lady who works the Starbucks counter remembers me and what I like to drink every time I come in. I tried going somewhere else a few years ago because I heard the prices were lower, but I ended up walking out and leaving my cart. They just didn’t have the selection, nice layout and friendly staff I was used to.

i used to not like tom thumb so much… can’t really say why! just wasn’t a fan! i think now i like it so much b/​c it’s really literally on my way home… great options & a very clean store… friendly staff!!! great job!

Just like walking into your neighborhood Safeway, Vons or Pavilions. We had to grocery shop after landing in Dallas for my birthday weekend. So of course needed to hit up a grocery store that’s open pretty late. This Tom Thumb is almost identical to the Safeway that we shop at here in the Bay Area. So we pretty much knew exactly where everything was.
Apparently pricing is slightly lower on some products that we normally buy here in California. Food is just much cheaper in Texas I tell ya.
We shopped here a few times and this place was never packed with people and everything is always stocked.
Our Safeway card worked just fine here too! :)

Hooray! Tom Thumb to the rescue! I needed to get flowers for a graduation and I wasn’t sure where to go. then I thought about Safeway back in the days in Cali and how they did an excellent job with bouquets… So I decided to go with TT and I was a happy shopper. I picked a bouquet with some baby’s breath and a small graduation balloown — the lady packaged it up very nicely and she even tried to match the color of the ribbon to the school’s colors. Thanks a bunch~my friend loved her bouquet!
btw: they have a starbucks inside… awesome!

This is my standard non-​WalMart grocery store. The Kroger on Frankford is a little closer, but it’s also a little more ghetto.
This Tom Thumb is always clean, usually has what I need (I only get certain things here), and people are helpful.
I renewed my car registration here at the Customer Service counter and it was SO MUCH EASIER than waiting in line at the dang tax office (or paying an extra $ 1 to mail it in) which is what I always did before.
But if I’m being honest: I don’t buy everything from my grocery list here. I find WalMart’s prices on a lot of paper and dry goods (toilet paper, cereal, etc) to be better. But I usually check the prices because sometimes I’m taken by surprise and a really good deal.
I do love Tom Thumb’s produce, though. Yes, it’s usually pricier than WalMart’s, but I feel that the quality is better.
Also, their Lucerne brand chocolate milk is really tasty. I have to stop myself from buying a little bottle of it every time to drink on the way home. I rarely succeed in actually stopping myself, though. Oops.
Have your Tom Thumb Reward card with you. Sometimes that little thing can make the difference between a REALLY EXPENSIVE grocery run and a moderately priced one.

I think I will be making this my new regular grocery store from now on… it’s CLEAN, not cluttered, and the prices are pretty good! I got five 12 packs of Pepsi for 12 bucks yesterday. Yeah… total STEAL! I like their Eating Right line of food; it makes eating healthy actually affordable.
Oh, and their bathrooms are actually clean… yay!