HEB

The people at this store and friendly and helpful. The store is always clean and well stocked (mostly). My only complaint is that it’s just a sub-​standard sized store. Limited selection on almost every type of product. I can’t believe that HEB thought this was enough for Dripping Springs. Most of us were used to shopping at the HEB at Slaughter and Escarpment, a much larger store. Now I usually go to that store instead. When I want a more serene shopping experience, I go to the DS store. But I think it was a real mistake on the part of HEB to give us such a small store.

I like HEB, but I can’t wait until another grocery store opens in Dripping Springs. They underestimated the growth of the area and built a smaller store than needed. I now try to shop in Austin whenever I can. Both Saturday and Mother’s Day they had no 2% milk in ½ gallons, none. So buy a gallon or several pints at twice the price. They are continually out of certain items and seem to be doing nothing to improve this problem. They don’t have to, they are the only game in town and it shows.

I love this store!
Several times I’ve asked them to locate something for me, and they’ve always come through. The employees are pleasant, efficient and helpful, and it’s very well-​stocked. This Dripping Springs HEB is large, but not the largest, so they don’t quite have room for EVERYTHING…
When I noticed they’d stopped carrying something that I like («Amy’s Kitchen’s Spinach-​Feta Pockets»), and I couldn’t find them at Central Market either, I left a message on their website asking about it. I got a very nice phone call only a couple of days later explaining that since they’d added some new Amy’s Kitchen’s products, they had to drop that one. But they said they’d be happy to order it for me, as long as I didn’t mind buying a case of 12. Well I was delighted, especially since the only other option I’d found was
at a whopping $ 4.90 per pocket, when HEB charged me only $ 1.98 each.
They were so nice to do this for me.
Before I became old and disabled, I ran an errand service in Austin, & shopped «professionally», so I really appreciate a good store staffed good people, and this is one of my all-​time favorites.
Like I said, I LOVE this HEB!

Dripping Springs HEB is a very clean and friendly place to shop. I just love that they have a section for people who are on the go and makes it easy to eat healthy and still save time and money.
I just love the small fruit cups and there complete salads to go.
They are the HEB Shake, Rattle & Bowl. They have several types to choose from and they are always fresh.
Will recommend this HEB every time.

Nice store pretty clean and I always love the organic section.
Well laid out and can always find weekday in looking for which always helps!

Let me refine my last review. I do love the HEB in Dripping Springs but there is only one thing I wish they had that the one in Westlake has which is the chef station. It is always fun to get the samples and advice from the chef’s in Westlake as they know their stuff!

This HEB is the closet to my house. It’s a big HEB, but for some reason, for the size, they don’t carry a lot of food. Their frozen section doesn’t carry a lot of varieties for Weight Watchers, Lean Cuisines, Heathy Choice, or Amy’s. The HEB in Bee Cave and Circle C carry more options. The produce section is small, not many options for organic. The meat section to get fresh cut meat, chicken or fish is tiny compared to other stores. They never seem to have what I am looking for. For example certain flavors of yogurt, frozen mashed potatoes, brand of cottage cheese, lunch meat, ice cream. It’s not that they are always out, they don’t carry basic common items of these like MANY other stores. The store is more of a convenience for me. I never choose to shop here unless I forgot something at another store I went to or need an ingredient I forgot. I shop at Bee Cave HEB to get my items. One thing that has bothered me about this location, is the cashiers/​baggers always seem to roll their eyes when I bring my own bags. Like they hate dealing with it. Since the location is in dripping springs, they carry plastic bags still. The store is fairly clean compared to some. I have found a few expired or moldy items here, but I’ve found those at most stores. Stuff gets over looked, always check your dates. This location is not my first choice to grocery shop.

I’m glad Dripping Springs finally has a large grocery store. The one prior was sad and dumpy. This grocery has a huge parking lot and is usually well stocked. It also had a small coffee place inside (not starbucks). I do feel like they could rework their produce section. It seems pretty crammed. I love that HEB has some amazing produce and they should flaunt that.

Friendliest Store with a great selection! Makes grocery shopping a pleasure!

While this HEB seems pretty busy, the staff and employees are generally cheerful and helpful. I like the RedBox outside. The HEB is very large and has all of the basics, but it is not comparable to the HEB in Westlake or at Four Points in Austin. This one does not have the «Cooking Connection», speciality stations or robust deli (very few grab-​n-​go items to eat). If you are looking for anything other than standard groceries, you may need to head to a different store (like Central Market or Whole Foods).

Grocery store is well stocked and people are friendly … BUT DO NOT USE THE CAR WASH. After paying $ 8 for the drive thru wash, my car was almost as dirty as before I went thru. Complete waste of money. My husband had the same experience.

This is by far one of the best HEBs south of Austin TX. I do shop here all the time.

Second time passing thru on our little road trips. Fast Check outs… Friendly People!!!

I’m really glad HEB opened here. They were most welcome after visiting that other «supermarket» since closed. Good selection, and prices seem pretty good.

I only stop here when I’m passing through town on my way out camping. I love HEB… easy to find things and they’re usually large, well lit, and customer friendly.

Not quite as wideranging as Bee Caves, but closer drive for me and a good store.
IMPORTANT THING that isn’t really obvious. They DO have meat cutters and butchers in the back, and if you want some custom butchery you just have to ask. Just because they don’t have a walk up window like the sushi guy and the seafood guy doesn’t mean they aren’t around. Sometimes a man wants something custom for his grill or smoker, as ya know.
Bön Appetit!

After 25 years, we finally have a grocery store in Dripping Springs where you can get everything on your shopping list. Our long national nightmare is over! Store is open plenty late and is pretty typical HEB, although their ready-​to-​eat section is smaller than some Austin branches. Few surprises here, but the convenience is very, very welcome.

Fantastic, cheap gas. This is a brand new HEB that is one of their larger concept stores. Very good place to pick up groceries and essentials in Dripping Springs.