The Market at Stone Oak H-E-B

Love our new HEB! Not huge like the others, which limits selection slightly. Has good meat and produce sections. Restaurant Oaks Crossing has good food, prices are a bit high but good food and good variety. Their BBQ is smoked on-​site. The ribs are great. LOVE that it is so close!

We are what I call newly-​native Texans moved from Illinois. Shopping for groceries used to be a chore but since we lived in Stone Oak this year we love going to HEB. The prices are consistently cheaper and the private brand items are good. We like the fresh tortillas and often available samples of wine and beer.
Staff is friendly and when we have spoken to the managers they are very receptive.

I just adore THIS bakery! They have the cutest stuff. Just down the street from my house. Very small and cozy. There is also the H-​E-​B plus in the opposite direction, but that’s just too big. This one has everything I need and I don’t have to walk all around the store to get everything. This store is also newer too. I’m not sure how long they’ve been here cuz I’ve just moved here myself couple months ago. I notice they have many events on the weekends here too! They have live bands out on the patio area where their lil restaurant is out front. That’s kinda neat. Something different every month it seems. My family comes in to check out all the samples and see all the decorated cakes. They are so beautiful! Best I have seen in the area, hands down. None of the other bigger HEBs can do what they do. These bakers and decorators are simply the best! :) prices are not bad either. They do free-​hand work too. Just come talk to them and tell them what you like. Valentine’s is coming quick!

I am a huge fan of this place. I got their bbq and was really impressed the moist brisket was fatty and moist in the best way. Their creamed corn was phenomenal. The sausage and bow chicken was also good. The ribs were good but not the best. They have happy hour too. I’m a big fan and will be coming back for sure.

Although this place is new it seems to be really crowded. And I don’t mean crowded with people I’m in crowded with stuff. It doesn’t seem that they built the store big enough with all the inventory they have. The people there are really nice just like any other HEB

This place is lovely. They have everything you’d ever need. The bakery is absolutely fantastic as is the selection of beer and wine.
The restaurant is really good as well. The tuna burger is probably my favorite anywhere.

This is such an amazing heb! I’m so happy I love so close to such a flagship style grocery store. The only thing I would say is negative about the place is some of the food at oak crossing is a little bland. Other than that I’d eat most dishes once again.

Uh, this HEB is the best kept secret! It’s absolutely NOT convenient to anyone not in/​living in the area. We were in the area eating dinner & decided to stop by due to its proximity/​our growing grocery lists. I’m glad we did! This HEB is definitely one of the best in town!
On the way there, you drive by a depressing amount of crackerjack box houses but I was pleased upon arrival: I love the look of this HEB. Very architecturally reminiscent of the one at Naco & Sunset. Look up at the ceiling when you walk in: cool cedar plank ceilings. Not a lot of plant selection out front, but I appreciated the well priced bags of soil, mulch & even a 50-​ft hose I kept forgetting to buy. Thanks for putting it in my face, HEB!
Anyway, we went in a weekday at 6pm… NOBODY was there! We skipped & danced freely through the aisles. Super kind HEB employees asked multiple times if we needed help finding anything (one gentleman was even off the clock & doing his own personal shopping). What HEB can you say is not mobbed after work on a weekday?! Uh, THIS bomb azz one, shockingly! I wish it was more convenient for me.
They have a juiced up selection of everything compared to most HEBs. Especially the produce… very fresh (I didn’t have to analyze & reject a buncha stuff… first grab was good to go!). The floral section was also amazing: ALL the flowers looked gorgeous… no need for picking there either.
I walked into the restaurant just to check it out… smelled like smoky BBQ, which was on the menu in addition to sandwiches, salads, pizzas. Walk up, place your order, sit down type casual environment.
When I’m in the area, this HEB will be a MUST stop!

This review is for the restaurant only. I love the store but so far haven’t had great experience with the restaurant. First of all, I really dislike that it doesn’t open until lunchtime-​it would be really nice to grab a cup of coffee there before shopping! They also don’t have bottled water. Also, there’s nowhere else in the store to just sit down and have a snack when you have kids with you, so it makes it tough if you’re doing multiple errands if you arrive before 11. However, I had to nurse once and they let me in even though it was still closed.
I don’t like how they claim to be a restaurant but you have to order at the counter-it’s more like a café. But on to my sub-​par dining experience: I wanted to order a pasta bowl when I went for a «quick» lunch before shopping, and the one I wanted was labeled «primavera» on the board. I didn’t have a menu on me, so I asked if it had squash in it. I absolutely despise squash and for me it ruins the taste of any dish it’s in. The cashier very graciously went to look at the menu (didn’t have one at the counter?) and came back and said it didn’t have squash in it. I sat down and waited a very long time (almost 20 minutes) for my dish. Low and behold, it came out and was LOADED with yellow squash. The server plopped it in front of me, mumbled, «Oh, you don’t have a fork,» and walked away. She took almost 5 minutes to come back. When she did, I told her that I had been told by the cashier, who had looked at the menu, that the dish did not have squash in it, and I specifically asked because I hate it. She said brusquely, «Oh it has squash now. They changed the menu» and walked away! Being very hungry and also now short on time (it’s not like I have all afternoon to grocery shop), I started picking the squash out of my meal. I also went and grabbed a menu, just to check, and it did not say it had squash in it, so the whole «they changed the menu» was untrue. The cashier walked by while I was picking the squash out, and I told him it came out with squash on it. To his credit, he told the manager, who came over and apologized and offered to replace the meal. At this point I’d picked out all the squash and had eaten half of it, so I declined. It was already free (I had a coupon) so they couldn’t comp it. Regardless, even without the squash it wasn’t the greatest. I felt it was greasy and the rest of the vegetables weren’t that fresh.
I’d like to go back to try the BBQ and burgers which sound good, but I’m trying to lose weight now so I stay away from those types of food! I may try a salad another time but am in no hurry to go back.
I did feel the cashier and the manager were very good and knew what they were doing. However, not so sure about the kitchen. Definitely needs improvement!

This HEB is up there with Central Market & Alon Market. I love that it has a wide variety of organic and specialty food and drinks. If you have not tried their fresh squeezed juices, give the OJ a try, on a good day, it’s out of this world! Beyond the usual fair, they also have a large selection of wine and beer too.
The bakery has everything from staples like fresh bread, muffins and donuts to the less common macarons, quiches and novelty desserts. Besides variety being worthy of 5 stars, the quality is hit or miss in the bakery so proceed with caution. The flowers at this location are amazing. The prices are very reasonable for the quality they’re providing as well but just about everything else in the store is a little bit overpriced.
The floor layout and design makes me feel like I can walk the whole store enjoyably instead of dreading my grocery shopping at other places. Something always is catching your eye or drawing you deeper into the store. Kudos to the merchandising manager. Parking is actually ample being that this location is tucked away right next to several neighborhoods. It still seems kinda random but my g/​f lives right next to this place so I’m not complaining, I love having an HEB within walking distance. So convenient.
I’ve always loved HEB and they continue to show why they have stayed so relevant as a grocer and beyond for so long. They understand the concept of «Who Moved My Cheese» which is their industry very much lives or dies by changing with the times. Walmart better watch out because HEB has brought their A-​game!

Great, finally a supermarket thats not to big and not to small just perfect. I like the fact that everything is so easy to find and organized. They have a nice patio as well with live music every now and then for their market restaurant. The beer selection is really good, they have a full huge isle of foreign and domestic craft beers. The staff is friendly and helpful as well. Now to the complains, one of them is the music on the patio, i understand this is Texas but something other than country music every now and then would be nice. My second complain is bike and motorcycle parking, this place is a 10 minute bicycle ride from my house and i have found that they have very little bicycle parking, and no specific motorcycle parking. A designated motorcycle parking would be nice and help free up some parking spots that motorcycles take, similar to what lifetime gym has done where they can fit 10 or more motorcycles in a space that only occupies 4 car spots.

love this place. my first grocery experience in san antonio and i’m impressed. large selections of everything and am interested to see the «events» area to see what pops up. has everything you need plus more. friendly staff and super clean. will be back.

Such a great new addition to Stone Oak!
Where do I even begin? The grocery store is fantastic– an amazing beer selection, all reasonably priced. It focuses heavily on craft beer, especially Texas craft brews! They have an amazing cheese section, and their in-​store baked bread selection is amazing. The store has a cool, different design to it, with really neat architectural details to it, like all glass front, stone walls, and a fountain. The aisles were really wide, and the store was very clean and well lit.
Then, there’s the restaurant. It is such a cool concept for the grocer to have a restaurant! They offer hamburgers, sandwiches, salads, etc. The food was pretty great– they were running a Hatch green chili special, which was delicious. The burger was served on a warm roll, drenched in melted pepper jack cheese, along with fresh veggies. It was one of the best burgers I’ve had from a grocery store!

Finally a nice HEB close to the neighborhood
— A very good selection of wines
— different fruits
— cheese tasting uuuuhhh nice!!!
— the restaurant in and out gives a different touch
a good place to buy groceries and have lunch.

I love HEB, so not sure if this counts as a review or a testimony. So happy when it opened so close to home. I love that I don’t have to fight any traffic if I need to run quickly to get something. It’s also very visually appealing. The layout of the produce is still confusing to me, but I’ll get the hang of it soon enough,

It’s nice to finally find a store where I can buy high quality bottles of wine. I used to be so embarrassed treating friends like acquaintances with a measly bottle of Pinot worth only a couple of hundred dollars at best. At long last I can give a wine where each sip tastes like a crisp Benjamin and give my friends a wine worth their friendship. I am also happy to have several choices of thousand dollar wine and glad to find the store will happily take my thousand dollar bills. It is good to find a grocery store that truly understands my needs.

This place is amazing! I love the huge variety they have to offer in all sections of this place. There were a few items I couldn’t find like I can at the other HEB I shop at off 1604/​Blanco, but they do offer a bit more then other HEB’s. Don’t be intimidated, they do sell the same things at other HEB’s too but with a bit more then most. The bakery… OMG…HEAVEN!!! Give it a try!

Finally a nice regular sized grocery store! Now it won’t take me an hour to kick up 15 items! It is a perfect size with no other retail stores attached and they just have groceries, no garden center, no toys, no clothes, and no TV’S. That’s exactly the way a grocery store should be. They have just the right amount of things to choose from, lots of gourmet options that are reasonably priced and they also have all the regular food and low priced items you find in other HEBs. The only thing missing to make it perfect would be a nice coffee shop. My only complaint is that the aisles are too narrow especially in the pharmacy/​cosmetic area. If someone else is in the aisle it is too crowded to pass. Other than those minor issues I love this store!

HEB has outdone themselves with this brand new store. The Market at Stone Oak is everything I thought that it would be and more. Their meat market has only the best cuts, including some prime beef that has been dry-​aged for 21 days. Their seafood department was stocked full of fresh offerings and a wide variety of fish, shellfish and crustaceans for the offing. Of course there is a full bakery featuring so many delectable pastries including cannoli, a personal favorite. A lovely fresh produce section that rivals even Central Market’s produce department. A wonderful gourmet cheese section filled with cheeses from around the world. The most complete beer and wine selection that I have ever seen in any grocery store, where a heavy emphasis is placed on craft brews. Along with the craft brews I noticed a special climate controlled wine case that housed first growths from Bordeaux and Napa Plus all the usual grocery items that make HEBs the great grocery stores that they are. The crowning centerpiece though is the Oaks Crossing Bistro. Going in there you forget that it is located in a grocery store. It is so awesome that it truly deserves a review of its own –so more on that later. I love this store and though it is probably too far from me to make it my regular store. I will definitely make the trek out there again, especially if I am wanting to pop for some steaks like you can only find at top tier steakhouses like Myron’s and Ruth’s Chris.

I really love this new H.E.B/Restaurant in the Stone Oak area. Its a nice drive from where I live, but I didn’t mind the drive to come visit such a cool place.
This site has appeal. The store is nicely built and has lots of natural lighting from the windows and openings in the ceiling. Its really neat and everything is well placed, plus it’s very spacious. The store reminds me of a H.E.B Central Market, being that they have good and products that you won’t find at other locations.
If you’re looking for something unique or hard to find, it just might be there. I picked up some Kumatos tomatoes, dragonfruit, purple organic potatoes, fresh turmeric, sage derby cheeseand a whole lot more good finds. I think I even saw some swordfish steaks. If you like craft beer this is your spot.
The highlight of my visit was the bakery. OMG, this has to be the nicest bakery that I’ve been to. They have artisan breads and artfully crafted chocolate treats that would rival any of San Antonio’s chocolatiers. I just stood there in awe at all of the goodies like Charlie in the chocolate factory. There are busy in that bakery for sure. Try the fruit tarts, chocolate cup filled with strawberry mousse, and the Stttiicckkyyy Buunns, trust me, try the sticky buns.
All in all, I had a pleasant time on this visit and will most definitely be back really soon. Oh yeah, samples galore