Joe V's Smart Shop

I still want a real H-E-B like we can afford H-E-B in Oak Cliff, Duncanville, Cedar Hill, Desoto. I promise we can. Give us a real H-E-B. I think I just miss the size of H-E-B and some items I want are missing. Now I love the fresh sushi being made in the store. The produce get there quick fast and in a hurry because it will be gone. Joe V's was the only place I could find green tomatoes outside of Tom Thumb. As of late they don't have any and it makes me sort of sad. You can also find some great deals as well. There isn't a large selection but there is enough of a selection. Now one thing I will say is every time I come in one of the machines in self check out is down. I don't know if I bring the bad luck or if it is the store. Now the last time I went in I believe the cashier's name was Tricia she was the excellent in her service and the line was all the way down the aisle. So, please come in with some patience because the wait can be long if you have a lot of items. No frills just deals. Now since I do like to do price comparisons Joe V is giving Aldi a run for their money in low cost. Which is great for the citizens of 75237.

Joe V's Smart Shop at 4101 W Wheatland Rd, Dallas, TX 75237Definitely a new shopping sensation has hit this neighborhood. This was 4th of July before 11:00 a.m. in the morning and it was jam-packed. I did see some good deals in here but this is really a regular grocery store that has some pretty good produce and some meat deals. It is definitely competition for the other neighborhood grocery stores. Is this a real H-E-B in the neighborhood, that is not the case. Do they have some H-E-B products, yes they do. This grocery store caters to the neighborhood in the community that it's serving. The only way you're going to know if you like this store or not you're going to have to park and come inside. Enjoy your shopping experience at Joe V's Smart Shop Note: please park in the parking lot that is for this grocery store only

This grocery store is great!!!! The prices are phenomenal and the produce department is wonderful. But what was most shocking was the reasonable prices. The affordability of the groceries is much appreciated in today's economy. I saw 3 pound bags of apples for $0.97! The same bag would easily cost $4-$6 at other grocery stores. The meats were wonderfully priced too. I loved that there were also so many items made fresh daily in store; ex- tortillas, sushi, Asian dinners, guacamole, bread, bakery goods, etc. Another nice feature are the $20 Bundle Boxes. These boxes have five... yes FIVE dinners inside for $20!!!! Quite the steal. I can't wait to go back. My weekly food expenses will be lower thanks to this welcomed addition to the community.

I was skeptical about Joe V's as I wanted an H‑E‑B however walking through the store today, I must say my feelings have changed. Joe v's is basically a smaller version of H‑E‑B - granted you don't get all the extra that H‑E‑B offers (BBQ, seafood boil, etc) however what you do get is fresh food at an affordable price. Their weekly deals is something worth looking at as right now we are all trying to stretch our dollars. If you have the H‑E‑B app and clip coupons you can use that here as well. The store was clean and everything was easy to get to. The employees were friendly and there to assist. Although I have to drive a little further it's worth it to me! Can't wait to go back on a less crowded day but if you haven't checked them out, I highly recommend that you stop in.

0 complaints, they have just about everything you need for as food options, cashiers are friendly and the store is clean.

Can't drive by an HEB with buying hot butter tortillas. I was unfamiliar with this format. Entering the store, the produce and prepared foods seemed similar top other HEB experiences. I think they call this an extreme value format. Instead of stocking things on a shelf, a case of product is placed on the shelf and opened with a box cutter. I don't know if these were normal prices or because it is recently opened, but, for example , strawberries were 99 cents a pound and an entire pallet was on the floor. Green bell peppers were 6 for 1$, stuff like that. Full assortment. Also appreciate the two very visible security cars at the entry to the parking lot. I really appreciate HEB protecting my car and preventing attacks on shoppers walking to their cars, not just protecting their store. Thank you. I looked at the full shopping carts on my way to the express lane, shoppers buying large cuts of meat for BBQ, produce as well as general grocery. I disagree with the other review that the selection is unhealth versus other stores...no way. An it seemed I passed other grocery stores within 2 miles. Joe V's was packed at 7PM on a Wednesday, and polite customers were returning their carts to the corrals. Model citizens.

PROS: Fresh fruits, meats, vegetables, fruits, deli options and sushi available. CONS: Store is not organized well at all, the entrance literally has not gap between the produce section. So you're literally walking into a congested fruit section. They do not have tap & go pay (tap card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc, so I wasted a whole trip of shopping to not get any of my groceries. Only physical credit or debit cards. Even to pay with cash you have to enter the bills into the kiosk which also dispenses the change, you also have to bag your own groceries even at the cashier station -- what's the purpose of the cashier if everything else is literally self-service?

I wouldn't go out of my way to go back the selection is a lot of unknown brands my experience is they're usually to salty for my taste no riding carts, the basket are huge and heavy the handle comes to my neck wow ,who was this made for Andre the giant and heaven forbid you put groceries inside, its like pushing a cement truck you guys really need to cater to the handicap as well as others we also like to shop, I want return no time soon very disappointed customer

You have to try the True Texans BBQ restaurant in Joe V's. There is a drive thru. Much better than ANY other BBQ spot. Especially the brisket. The burnt ends are worth the drive.

Why didn't HEB build there Super HEB in Oak Cliff instead of that low grade Joe V? I can't find a lot of items in Joe V that I bought at HEB. Another failure for the area.