H-E-B has already taken over the rest of the state. Now it's conquering North Texas. Photo: Steve Gonzales/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images
Last week, we asked you to tell us the truth: Is H-E-B worth the hype?
Overwhelmingly, y'all said yes.
State of play: H-E-B is still relatively new to Dallas-Fort Worth, as evidenced by the fact the grocer makes up just about 3% of the market.
But it seems it has 100% of your hearts.
What you're saying: Many of you pointed out that a lot of cities in North Texas are getting full-sized H-E-Bs, except for Dallas.
"I will drive 10 miles out of my way to shop at H-E-B," Nancy H. says.
Will R. calls sister store Central Market "a dazzling world standard setter."
Zoom out: Curtis P. in Fort Davis is willing to drive over two hours to shop at H-E-B "because it is worth the extra gas and time compared to the local grocery store."
The other side: Some of you don't think H-E-B is worth the trek.
"Is HEB worth the hype..NO," says Michael M.
Doanna M. says H-E-B in Waxahachie is "always under construction and the parking is very limited."
The bottom line: Many of you love that H-E-B is decidedly Texas, with many of the state's products on the shelves.
