H-E-B

Thursday :  6AM–11PM
Friday :  6AM–11PM
Saturday :  6AM–11PM
Sunday :  6AM–11PM
Monday :  6AM–11PM
Tuesday :  6AM–11PM
Wednesday :  6AM–11PM

• Grocery store

"This curbside is horrible!! Back to back weeks and my groceries were wrong or got someone else’s order. This evening I received % of my order and 3 bags of someone else’s AGAIN!!!!!"

"Love shopping this/my HEB, but I was told I by one of the supervisors/leads that I personally needed to call the Fritos company when I asked why this/his HEB location (as well as many other HEB locations and Walmarts as well; I'd been looking and couldn't find any for a couple of weeks) was out of Chili Cheese Fritos and if/when they were getting more because he (the supervisor, lead, etc.) doesn't/didn't know...."

"Friendly service easy shopping. Clean restrooms credit goes to Store Manager with skillful Customers Communication daily."

"Grocery store is small and older, but very nice. You can get pretty much everything. Very clean and friendly staff. Parking and trying to get in and out can be crazy sometimes."

"Back in the good ol’ s-s (not sure the exact dates), the good ol’ Oak Park H-E-B (in good ol’ Oak Park-Northwood) was just a lil’ ol’ Handy Andy with a lil’ ol’ shopping mall attached to it (the good ol’ Oak Park Village). It had a little bank, San Antonio Savings, a little book shop (where I bought all my “Encyclopedia Brown” paperbacks - of which there are ), a little flower shop, a little bridal shop, a little Fox Photo, a (not so little) pharmacy (with a hilariously grouchy pharmacist named Bart who reminded me of Ed Asner), and a funny lil’ barber shop (that reminded me of the one on the Andy Griffith Show) stuffed way back in the corner. Boy, I sure do miss that funny little mall, but as much as I do, I’m also pretty grateful they didn’t end up demolishing it for a brand new (and much bigger) H-E-B - apparently, from what I’ve heard, the folks’ in the neighborhood made such a stink about the proposed demolition of their beloved Handy Andy/Oak Park Village that H-E-B eventually relented and ended up re-purposing the super cool twin A-frame structure (which was designed by architect Reginald Roberts, who also designed the Berta Almaguer Dance Studio () over by Woodlawn Lark, the Petroleum Center () off and Broadway, and the ol’ Main Bank and Trust building (), which you might know better as the cool lookin’ modernist “Mad Men” Luby’s on North Main) into the unique “boutique” H-E-B it is today (it’s small) - and thank goodness they did, it’s the crown jewel of good ol’ Oak Park-Northwood, and in my humble opinion, of all the H-E-B’s in good ol’ San Antone, the good ol’ Oak Park H-E-B is the best of the bunch - so good in fact that it’s also officially known as H-E-B #1!"

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