Brookshire Brothers - Salado

The grocery store is neat and clean, the staff is super friendly and helpful and they have things available that I can't find anywhere in Temple. The only thing lacking that I saw was their seafood and butcher counter- it was very sparse. Still would recommend!

I was visiting from out of town and Brookshire Brothers was right across the street a large variety I felt no need to go anywhere else I was able to get all my grocery pharmacy ice chest, etc. needs. They were very friendly and when I needed help they were happy to help me.

I have been coming to Brookshire brothers for about three years. My son attends a therapy office right in the same plaza as Brookshire Brothers; therefore, I always stop by to buy items. I was truly grateful for the store when COVID-19 hit since that was the only place that would have disinfected wipes and cleaning supplies as well as toilet paper. Yes, the prices are more than Walmart and H‑E‑B, but I love the friendly service and can always go in and get out very quickly.

We're a small village, and we're lucky to have a grocery store like Brookshire! The store is clean, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the selection is quite good. It is true that the produce and meat sections are smaller than you would find in stores in cities, but what's there is top quality. They have a nice wine area, a good deli, bakery and pharmacy, and just about anything for daily needs. I've often found interesting items not found in (let's face it, the standard for great groceries) HEB. If you come here looking for a giant chain store, you'll possibly be disappointed, but take the time to appreciate the quality and effort to provide you do find here. I'm happy that I can stop in and shop local without having to drive 15 30 minutes to a large chain grocery.

ONLY game in town and they know it. Pricing is ridiculously high. Employees are always on their phones. I witnessed five employees with their phones out texting right in front of customers. I was told one of them was a manager. Where is the professionalism? Geez, shouldn't upper mgmt know what's going on?