At Washington Ave. and Heights Blvd., the H-E-B store anchors the new Buffalo Heights District project, a 742,000-square-foot, multilevel development including upscale apartments, offices, retail space and parking.
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H-E-B is located on the ground floor and has 111,000 square feet of covered parking on the second level. Elevators, escalators and a cartalator enable customers get to and from the store.
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The made-from-scratch bakery and tortilleria offers organic and artisan breads baked daily plus fresh tortillas and a range of desserts, pastries and custom cakes.
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Along with an extensive produce department, including local items, the store houses a 15-foot salad bar with more than 60 items.
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Fresh fish and other seafood as well as fresh sushi and poke bowls handmade in-store daily can be found in the Fish Market.
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EPA administrator Ken McQueen (left) presented Scott McClelland, president of H-E-B Food & Drug, with the GreenChill Partnership's gold award for the Buffalo Heights store.
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The H-E-B Blooms! floral shop offers flowers and gifts for most any occasion, including delivery service.
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The Buffalo Heights H-E-B houses the fourth location of The Roastery Coffee Kitchen coffee shop and eatery.
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H-E-B’s Cooking Connection and Showtime Kitchen features live demos and daily samplings of recipes that can be replicated at home.
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EPA’s Ken McQueen with H-E-B Group Vice President of Public Affairs Winell Herron and Buffalo Heights Store General Manager Donna Theriot.
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As in other H-E-B openings in Houston, the Buffalo Heights store has a permanent art installation. Called “Sluice,” the artwork was inspired by the fresh produce found in abundance at H-E-B and takes its name from a hybrid citrus variety.
