Nolina - H-E-B Opening New Store Minutes from Nolina

Everyone’s favorite Texas grocer is opening its newest H-E-B store less than 2.5 miles from Nolina, and the excitement is palpable. It’s no wonder, since H-E-B grocery stores embody the spirit of Texas—from its mouth-watering made-fresh-daily tortillas to its commitment to make lives better.

Making Lives Better With a New Grocery Store

Just a few minutes from Nolina, the new 112,000-square-foot store is under construction at 10110 Ranch to Market Road 2338, Georgetown, and expected to open soon.

When the store opens later this year, H-E-B’s newest location is focused on providing fresh, top-quality products and will include:

- a full-service bakery and tortilleria

- an expansive deli

- a wine and beer department with sampling stations

- a full-service meat market and seafood counter

- sushi made in store

- a floral area

- a fuel station

- curbside and home delivery services

- organic foods and an expanded Healthy Living department

- a Meal Simple area with fresh, quick meal options

- a pharmacy with a double drive-thru, pick-up parking spaces and nutritional services

In addition to emphasizing convenience for customers, the grocer’s commitment to making lives better extends to its wellness initiatives, too.

Wellness Programs

More grocery stores are taking steps to help shoppers focus on their well-being, and H-E-B is focusing on its shoppers’ wellness with health screenings, nutrition services and meal planning help.

On the Second Saturday of each month, H-E-B pharmacies offer health screenings to check blood pressure, blood glucose, cholesterol and A1C levels.

Through H-E-B’s Wellness Nutrition Services, customers can also meet with an H-E-B dietitian for nutrition expertise and shopping support.

Consider using H-E-B’s meal planning program, too, that sends you weekly recommendations for meals, sides and snacks that fit your lifestyle. H-E-B regularly stocks thousands of organic, plant-based, gluten-free, dairy-free, allergen-friendly, and low-carb products to fit your lifestyle needs.

Start Your Wellness Journey at the Grocery Store

A trip to the grocery store can play a huge role in your wellness journey—for better or for worse. Here are some tips to make choices at the grocery store that positively impact your overall health and well-being:

1. Make a grocery list. Planning ahead leads to healthier food choices while shopping. Opt for whole foods (food that’s as close as possible to its natural state) and nutrient-dense foods such as fruits, vegetables, proteins, whole grains and healthy fats.
2. Plan your meals. With a meal plan in hand, you’re less likely to waste expired food or resort to processed, unhealthy fast food as a last-minute option.
3. Don’t shop hungry. Do yourself a favor and avoid shopping on an empty stomach, which can lead to unhealthy, impulse purchases.
4. Read food labels. Look for whole food ingredients and avoid being duped by “natural,” “sugar-free,” “organic” or “heart-healthy” labels that can mislead and hide unhealthy additives.
5. Avoid processed foods. An easy way to do this is to shop the perimeter of most stores where fresh foods, like produce, dairy, meat and seafood options, are often found. These foods are more nutrient-dense.
6. Fill your cart with the rainbow. To get a variety of nutrients, vitamins and minerals, you’ll want to eat a range of colors of fruits and vegetables. To be cost conscious, consider grabbing frozen fruits and vegetables that are often just as nutritious as fresh produce and last longer so there’s less waste.
7. Reduce your exposure to pesticides. Consider purchasing organic versions of produce on the “Dirty Dozen” list curated by the Environmental Working Group that includes 12 types of produce found to have the highest levels of pesticide residue. The top contenders in 2025 are:

- spinach

- strawberries

- kale, collard and mustard greens

- grapes

- peaches

- cherries

- nectarines

- pears

- apples

- blackberries

- blueberries

- potatoes

As you begin your wellness journey, consider choosing a new home in a community designed to help keep you on that path. A community like Nolina where there’s plenty of recreational amenities and community events to better your overall health.

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