H-E-B

This location was recently remodeled, so it is very clean and modern.
Their bathroom looks nicer than some of the hotels I recently stayed.
They have all the items I needed, including good wine selection, including TX Wines. I don’t think they have many craft beer selections though.
The only thing that bothers me it that almost every time I go, there are more «15 items or less» lanes open than the full service lanes. And I always get around 20 items, yeah, sometimes the manager told me to go to the 15 items or less lane, which is mostly empty. But if no one tells me to, then I’m obligated to go to the full service lane. That is kind annoying.

Obviously this store is 30+ years old. Its very convenient. And obviously not going to have the best selection. There is no need to state the obvious on a store this small. They’re doing a renovation. Not all HEB’s have to be huge. This is a nice and convenient neighborhood store. Don’t like it? The next one is a WHOLE two miles up the road… Some people grew up with this HEB. Spoiled Stone Oak people need to stop hating.

This is a solid HEB! It is a little smaller than most, but that doesn’t bother me at all. I can get what I need quicker and be on my way.
They usually have good sales and specials throughout the store, and the lines don’t seem to get too crazy like other stores.

this grocery store is great! we dont have these stores in chicago so it was nice to see how the groceries are in tx. good selection of foods & the cashier was super friendly!

This little HEB tucked away seems to be a hidden gem. Yes the isles little small but the people are friendly it’s well-​stocked and every once in a while you find a nice little surprise.
There’s always specials in the meat department, always specials in the beer and wine department. On that note the craft beer selection in the small wine and beer department seems to be growing. I can always find something that I’m not only would have if there was nothing else is something that I would seek out that this H-​E-​B. The beer buyer here seems to really be in the know when it comes to craft beer and what people want.

Pharmacy is awesome and employees are also available for your interests. Almost like a family. Always willing to help even though it may be a personal problems. Like your vehicle not starting.

After trying the heb in Thousand Oaks and the one further down 281 this I the best one! Specialty items can be found and most importantly the meat is kept well stocked and rotated. There are reduced price for quick sale here often to keep a fresh flow in the store. Fabulous!!!

WORST HEB location! Constantly seems dirty: the floors, the outdated interior, the bad lighting.
More than that though is the fact that this location doesn’t keep to the weekly advertisement– the claim is that they’re a «smaller, specialty» (their word, not mine!) location, so they «can’t possibly stock it all!»
Uh, if it’s important enough to advertise it’s important enough to stock, and they rarely advertise something truly obscure in the city-​wide ad.
Customer service is slightly lacking here, too, as you may see by the quoted statements I received from staff when I simply went in to the location by my gym to get an advertised couple of items– none of which they had!

After shopping at other nearby HEBs, this little store feels almost like stepping into a convenience store.
Despite its size, there is a good selection of most items. Produce freshness is hit or miss and there are a few organic items like apples, carrots, and celery. There is no manned butcher counter; all of the meats are only available prepackaged. If you need help, there is a call button, but they are not staffed during all store hours.
The deli has a good selection of Boar’s Head brand meats and cheeses, but the staff is incredibly slow. If even one person is ahead of me, I will just skip the deli– I once spent over 15 minutes waiting, even when I could see they had additional help in the back.
The bakery has basic rolls, donuts, and cakes– nothing great, but if you are in a pinch, they serve their purpose. One highlight– the sour cream donuts are especially tasty.
Dry goods selections are limited, but in general you can find most things you need. Most of the organic products are Central Market branded; brands like Muir Glen and Organic Valley are not available.
Service is uneven; they have some great people working in the pharmacy and in the checkout lanes, but I have found the management to be subpar. I had an occasion when HEB branded gift cards were not working and the manager expressed little concern, instructing me to complain at the corporate offices. Even if he could not assist me, his apathy was infuriating and I will no longer be purchasing gift cards from HEB due to this experience.
For a neighborhood store, it is a good option to run in for a few things, but I will continue to do the bulk of my shopping elsewhere.

I love this store! They do close earlier than others, but the shopping experience is always so enjoyable. Even during peak hours, you can still get to what you need, and I swear to you, almost every single person says, «Excuse me.» The cashiers have always been friendly as well. They do not always have everything I’m looking for because it is a smaller store but they have 98% of it. This is my favorite H-​E-​B out of all the ones I’ve been to.

The store could be better maintained. Doesn’t offer much of a selection due to it’s size.

This HEB is the most convinient.
It’s small, you don’t have to walk a loony way to get milk or anything like that. Compared to an HEB plus this is tiny. Just picture this. You take 40 mins doing groceries at an HEB plus and here you’ll spend like 20.

When all you need is milk and Cherry Pie, this is the place to shop and get home.

I really dislike this location. It seems extremly cramped in aisle width and ceiling height. Even if it’s clean, which is an assumption, it feels like everything is dirty. I cannot accurately put into words how just plain, um, awkward, this store is. Even the parking lot sucks. The exit onto Brook Hollow is so steep in grade that all the groceries spill out of the bags. I go a few miles up San Pedro/​281 to the location at 1604 instead.