H-E-B

Got some really big crawfish at the cheapest rates in town. I considered going all the way to Kemah and decided to stop and check here before getting on the highway and was very pleased.

Love this new HEB, great food and location.

I am torn that I have to give this HEB 2 stars. It really does break my heart hecause I think they have great prices and supreme quality, but that does not outweigh employee competence and behavior. This is not just one incident but there have been multiple occasions where employees are either rude or incompetent.
Over the weekend we decided to go to HEB to stock up for SB50. Well, while we were there we grabbed some necessities and decided to walk around. It was nice that they had people handing out samples of food ao we could try it. We were actually thinking about buying some pre-​prepped sliders to make life easier. Well, lone behold, they were giving out samples of sliders. Before taking something I always ask if there is pork (don’t eat pork). Well, Omala (yes I remember her name) reads the package and says «it is 100% beef». Joy!!! I may be able to get something I want!!! Well, I pop the little sucker in my mouth and at first taste, I can already taste the flavor of bacon (sorry if you love it, but I do not). I spit it out and as her again, «is there any pork in it?» and she responds «No! It’s 100% beef with BACON and cheddar.»
She responded as if I had inconvenienced her for asking her again and on top of that, last time I checked bacon is usually pork (it certainly was in this instance).
Maybe I am used to the superior service at Memorial City, but I cannot see myself going back to this HEB.

there is certainly no food desert out in west Houston/​cypress. for every HEB that’s gone up, a Kroger or Walmart is within a mile. but this location was an obvious starting point for up-​and-​coming Bridgeland, I expect another along 99 in the future near Bridgeland’s new town Center, mark my words.
this location is just about identical to the one on 290 by the outlet mall, expect for a few aisle locations like the chips/​soda for example on the north (left) side.
gas price wise, this location is typically 5% more than the 290 location, but not that that matters unless you have an SUV/truck…oh wait, everyone out here does and I used to! not that gas price factors into a rating, but just a side-​note.
one particularly noticeable difference is undoubtably the service. I mean this place kills it. excellent kids working here. for sure more knowledgeable, motivated and respectful by a bit than any HEB around other than fry/​99 down in Katy. I realise it has to do with the neighbourhood, so let’s just say Bridgeland does pretty well. but these people consistently go out of the way to help, typical of HEB, but it’s really apparent here, at least in the short time it’s been open. service is important in a grocery store, because I’m sure we’ve all had a time where we couldn’t find something. for example, compare service here vs a Walmart. yea, thought so. even compared to Kroger, sorry disco/​ghetto/​posh Kroger, and for the record, central market, ie HEB, is better than the revamped disco Kroger.
price wise here, in general, I find they have better prices than anywhere, even with better quality, service and cleanliness. I mean most HEBs, not just here. for example, for the last 10 years, the HEB brand pistachios have always been the lowest around by at least 10%, usually by 40%. they have many of their own generic brands which mostly are the same quality, but not all things are created equal, for example baby wipes from HEB shed/​fall apart vs pampers.
overall, quality, service and local products bring me back, especially when I need ‘good things’ like fresh produce, fancy cheeses or generic HEB brand products.

The customer service, the produce and the floral department here are all superb! I love it when it is pomegranate season because they always have the best POM brand pomegranates and other exotic fruits that are of great quality. HEB is definitely our proffered grocer!
I also ordered some flower arrangements from them last week for my small wedding ceremony, and they were so flexible and made the arrangements for me in my own vases. I paid about $ 60 for two very nice arrangements. The floral department rep also added some curly willow in the vase for me at no extra charge.
Hopefully once my morning sickness and pregnancy sickness goes away, I’ll be able to shop more comfortably and write more notes on their bakery, fish dept, etc. But definitely zero complaints from me so far. This HEB has gained a loyal customer!

Brand new location as of September 2015. Conveniently located at the corner of Tuckerton and Fry Road in the Cypress Creek Lakes subdivision. This location has a market style produce area and virtually everything you could possibly want. Great wine and beer, including craft, selections. There is also a gas station with car wash. I love the store and am here multiple times a week. Prices are great, but some how I seem to spend more than I plan… ;-)

Really clean and have a great selection of everything I need. There are more kinds of meats that the one on Barker Cypress and 290. Staff is supper friendly and helpful. I used to shop more at Kroger close by but this HEB will be my new spot for groceries

I absolutely love this new location! It’s the closest HEB to where I live. Everything is in good order, fruits and vegetables are fresh. There are a lot of kids that work the registers, but they all seem to be happy to be there and actually want to work (as much as teenagers do… lol). I do prefer the Bunker Hill location over all locations I’ve shopped at, then the Cinco Ranch location as a close second behind Bunker. This new location comes in at third because it’s smaller and offers less produce overall, which means less variety, and less organic options. Overall, it’s a nice market to have close to where I live, though I’m surprised they didn’t make it a larger location with all of the growth in the area.

I love HEB, and I love this particular HEB. Great layout, great everything.

HEB is definitely my preferred grocer!!! The variety of fresh produce is abundant (though this location lacks the label printers that some of the other Market stores offer), they sell some of my favorite gourmet cheeses (Manchego, Iberico, Gouda, Raclette, etc), they have good deals on CM organic gallon milk, and they offer a greater variety of fresh juices than my usual HEB at Park Row 8 miles down the road.
However, I was disappointed that they didn’t carry Jumex’s large juice boxes (which my regular HEB and even the posh Bunker Hill Market carries), and their generic Apple Crisp soda was sold out too (smh). This location does NOT include a Café on the Run, which includes a salad bar and freshly-​made healthy, yummy entrées (though they do have a HUGE prepared meals section, which are freshly made from scratch on-​site).
Overall, the store offers everything that I expect for my needs (and occasionally, whims too)!!! I was surprised to find sauerkraut Pierogi on their Kosher Frozen Foods section (I have a bit of Polish in me); their beer and wine is also sophisticated and abundant, and they even have a steward on-​duty that offers free samples (ID required though); they have 2/​$ 1 deals on select bottled sodas (I’m Mexican, so I took a six-​pack bundle of Sidral and Sangria to make up for the lack of Apple Crisp can soda); their Healthy Living is larger than the one on Park Row, and this one includes natural body products AND a nut grinding station to create spread from peanuts and almonds (I’ll get a bit of almond butter next time). What I didn’t expect to find at this location is a Texas Backyard section, which sells flowers, grills, and all sorts of outdoor deco paraphernalia.
I love HEB because I can get my needs and whims (most of them, at least) for a reasonable price!!!

Love HEB in general so just came to checkout the new location on Fry. Will def shop here when I visit my sister who lives down the street! Had lots of samples today! Winning :) set up similar to one on barker cypress which is closer to my house.

This HEB looks a lot like the Fairfield location. I’ll be coming here for my TIGI hair products (2/​$ 20) and staples like organic milk (currently $ 3.98/gallon). There’s plenty of parking and the checkout lanes are nearly all open.
Some kid friendly perks: HEB bucks and miniature shopping carts.
I love my new HEB!