H-E-B

I can’t really rate this place, because I felt like being closely related to HEB. It’s been part of my family for as long as I live in Houston. This is not just the closest to my house, but they have more food choices for my picky eating habit.
To be proper, this is the original* business page. But all my new* check-​ins, tips and photos are* located at
— someone created a page with wrong spelling. As you may see the photos I’ve posted, I kept them as fresh as they updated the merchandise.
These are few tips that I have collected over the years:
— Closed on Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas every year. Shop early for the freshest sales items before they’re gone.
— Reusable bags (heavy duty plastic) are only 25 cents each. Buy more than you need. So your grocery won’t be overstuffed. Watch out for the eggs and breads.
— I was reminded once to answer a voice of the customer survey. So I can talk to the machine about my shopping experience.
My biggest pet peeve is the store has not done any preventive measures to stop customers pigging out on sampling the fruits. I often find cherry pits and orange peels among the fruit baskets. However, if they were real shoppers, it helps me to make my purchase decisions based on their facial expressions.
* Updated 12/​20/​2015 — lost one star.

Large selection of groceries. Always end up getting what I need in a timely manner.

BEST PRODUCE IN THE AREA… besides whole foods but, I CANT afford that chain!
good selection of meat and seafood too.
the one i shop at is kinda small… makes it hard to find some stuff cuz its crowded
plus is TEXAS owned… gotta support local :)