Tres Market Foods

Chicken Florentine entree is delicious. Extremely tender and flavorful and only 25 minutes in the oven. Tastes like a gourmet meal! Looking forward to trying the Makers Mark chicken and others. Save your time. Don't cook dinner. Buy it here! Portions are generous.

I frequent the Memorial location, and it has quickly become a favorite. The food is high quality and delicious, and the staff are pleasant. I enjoy trying new things for potluck dinners.

I have a new spot!So, this used to be a convenient store years ago. They did a phenomenal job remodeling this space! I finally tried TM and they most definitely live up to their hype!I stopped in for lunch and a little browsing. I was greeted warmly. I ended up staying to eat my lunch there and picked up a meal to bake at home since I can't cook during the World Series (GO ASTROS!).The store front itself is lovely with a small bench right outside the large windows. It looks like a French country store (hence the name). Parking is super convenient. My car was literally 5 steps from the entrance. The store is beautifully decorated inside. They have 3 tables with 4 pretty rattan high back cushioned chairs at each and 3 additional tables with wood chairs that seat 2 per section along the windows for dining, Simon & Garfunkel (plus other 70's folk/easy listening music) playing on the speakers and a nice relaxing energy to enjoy some down time.I chose the chicken salad lunchbox. They have 2 to select from: cranberry walnut bread and Parker House rolls. I chose the Parker House rolls. I don't like a lot of stuff in my bread, so I went for the plainer option. The lunchbox comes with 3 chicken salad sandwich rolls, chips, a fruit cup and a sweet treat. The drink is separate. Everything was delicious! I love the chicken salad on Parker House rolls. They add celery and just the right about of mayonnaise. The flavor is very good. The chips were Miss Vickie's, which is always a winner. The fruit was fresh and the sweet treat was oh so yummy!For my dinner later, I took home a frozen classic spaghetti and meatball meal. With easy prep and instructions on the container, I popped it in the oven, watched the game and enjoyed my delightful Italian meal 45 minutes later (thaw before heating). The meatballs were sauced well and so good. It was like homemade heaven. The small is enough for 3-4 people or to have for leftovers. Not bad for $12.50.The store has so many meal options. Casseroles, vegetarian meals, dips, pickles, olives, pies, quail eggs, cookies, jellies, muffins, salads, dressings, croutons, sandwiches, soups, bread, olives, wine (yes, that IS a meal option, especially when paired with bread and olives), even small tubs of Blue Bell ice cream... you name, they got it! The middle of the store and the outer walls are all lined with freezer/refrigerated sections to house all of their homemade yummies. It's quite elaborate. It is truly a wonderful place and I am so happy it's convenient to my home and work! You will pay a little more than regular places, but the taste, quality and convenience is well worth it. It's honestly a good deal when you weight the benefits and satisfaction.I was so impressed with Tres Market, I have decided to go back for lunch today to try more items. I am positive this will become a favorite spot of mine. Cooler weather is near and the comfort food TM has will be received well. You could eat there for a month and probably never repeat an item. Great job, TM. You really have a treasured spot! HIGHLY recommend.Update: I went back today and brought my boss. This time, I got their bacon egg salad - Goodness! It was delicoius!! This place is going to be my go to for lunches and "I don't want to cook" dinners!

I am FURIOUS! In general, I love these people. In general, their prepared foods far exceed what can be found even at Central Market, but... They have specific, relative definitions of food that might disappoint and anger anyone understanding English language descriptions of food.A pie is different from a cobbler or a crumble in many ways, the first being A PIE HAS TWO CRUSTS. A dish called a pot pie will be expected to have two crusts, even if those crusts are made of differing materials. A "pot pie" that is fashioned from only a soupy casserole, and a bit of puff pastry is neither a pie, nor a pot pie.I AM FURIOUS. I have tasted not one bite, and now I am struggling to not throw it in the bin, fully uneaten. Because I was neither born in texas, nor did I grow up here, I care about the planet and the resources/other living things here, so I will eat this circle of soupy deliciousness with soggy formerly crunchy pastry on top only. Texans have bad taste, and extremely low standards. More proof. The evidence is everywhere...My blood has been here for 176 years. I actually know what I am talking about. Do they? I used to believe so.A while later: while the food is superficially tasty, it reeks of green bell peppers. it is not a pot pie. I have had to divide the crust, and use a ladle to evenly divide the soup. Again: delicious, but NOT A POT PIE. I do not even know what this would be called, in a functioning restaurant. These amazing women are caterers, so their world is different. Daily, they create and name dishes...and they do a great job! In houston, these women are known! And they should be. Their menus are delicious, and comforting, if inadvertently poorly described/named? I don't know how to tell the truth, without potentially hurting them, and I do not want to hurt them. I LOVE THEIR FOOD! I thoroughly enjoy their employees, and the wonderfully neutral atmosphere in their retail locations. They deserve all of the business houston and surrounding areas have to demand from them.This is a terrible chicken pot pie. Sorry.As I have said: I L‍‍‍‍VE Tres Market! I love those neighbor women of mine...but this is NOT a chicken pot pie. No. ALSO: WHAT IS UP WITH THE GREEN BELL PEPPERS? YOU HAVE TO WARN PEOPLE ABOUT THAT. I WILL BE BURPING THIS FOR A WEEK. Thanks. I just knocked you down to a 2 because of the random, nasty green bell peppers. They have their places, but none of them are in a chicken pot pie.YEP: it is making me physically ill, and I have had only 2 bites. I WILL NEVER BUY THIS AGAIN, I am so very, deeply disappointed.

I mean, it's ok? Small and cute with an assortment of take-away and reheat options, but the pricing is insane. I bought a lunch salad, a very small container of pasta salad, and 8 oz of Caesar dressing and it was $30+. I'd like to echo the concerns others have raised about expiration dates. Fine if THEY have a system, but I need to know how long this dressing lasts and when it was made .... It was an interesting stop. Doubt I'll return.Edit to add - the dressing I bought was to keep at home. The servings in each doesn't tell me how long it will last. Also, there's not even a "made on" date so I can calculate how long it has been in my fridge. If you're going to sell perishables, you really need to provide this info to customers.

Drinks come in to go cups. Cafe au lait for $3 and cappuccino for $4. Pretty good price and scone was large in size. They will warm your croissant if you ask.

I have known about Tres Market for years and know by word of mouth that the food is really good. When my mom passed away in May, my company brought me several things, chicken salad (probably my least favorite thing out of everything.. not sure why.. it just seemed a little sweet but chicken salad is made differently by every one so this isn't surprising), Egg salad (so good!) the Grill Room Salad (Can't wait to get this again) Lasagna delicious, lemon pound cake, delish and finally Chicken Pot Pie which I am thawing and cooking tonight. I finally actually went there to buy a salad and ended up getting the Green Chicken Salad and it was also good. So far, no complaints. I'll probably go there tomorrow to pick up another salad for lunch. The food is fresh and delicious.

This is a fun store and very good food. Will go there today and get some King Ranch chicken. Never had a meal from here that wasn't exceptional.

#91 of 100 December challenge Parmesean crisps.Fantastic wines.Easy to find chilled and frozen fresh made dishes.Colorful cookies and rice crispies treats.Selection galore of holiday food items.If you need any of these come visit Tres Market open on Memorial drive .I have been coming here for years ever since my friend sommelier extraordinaire Shea told me about it.Will be back soon.

. My neighbor highly recommended Tres Market Foods if ever I did not have time to cook, their dishes are wonderful. I visited the Memorial location , Thursday, May 9, 2024, for the first time. I decided to purchase their premade foods for my husband's birthday dinner on May 10, 2024. The store is very nice. I entered and went to the counter immediately and said, "Hi this is my first time here, is there a menu to see what foods are here?" The dark haired young woman, looked at me with a blank stare. She did not greet me. She answered as though I was bothering her, "you can use your phone and scan the QR code for the menu". Before I arrived, I went to the website and had an idea of what I wanted. So I started to walk around checking on the available dishes in the refrigerators. As I am walking, the dark haired young woman is following me. when I turned around to look at her, she quickly scattered behind the counter. Mind you, I was the only Afro-American customer shopping at this location, several other persons of other ethnic groups were in and out. Because I felt uncomfortable and this was 4:45 pm and I had to get to 6:00 meeting, I purchased $91.00 of dishes for the dinner party. The only reason I made the purchase was time was of the essence. If you have employees who are not experienced to work with the public, maybe they should be behind the scenes and in a position where they are not the face of your business. The food was very good but I am not happy with how I was treated.