H-E-B adding 2 larger stores in Texas

H-E-B's new store in Braunfels, Texas.
H-E-B's new store in Braunfels, Texas.
(Image courtesy of H-E-B)

The second largest grocery chain in Texas is adding two new, larger stores in central Texas. Both stores are adding new features to the chain’s traditional format.

San Antonio, Texas-based H-E-B Grocery Co. has opened one new store in New Braunfels, and another to be built in Georgetown, according to a news release.  

The New Braunfels store is the first H-E-B location to feature a “Home by H-E-B” department and a two-story True Texas BBQ restaurant. The company plans to open more such departments inside additional locations throughout the year.

“We are thrilled to bring a new store to New Braunfels, which introduces our customers to some exciting features and departments that are firsts for our company,” Julie Bedingfield, public affairs manager at H-E-B, said in the release.

This new, 122,000-square-foot store replaces a former H-E-B location that opened in 1994. It's also larger than its predecessor, at about 40,000 square feet.

The Georgetown location, which H-E-B has already started constructing, will also be larger and include new features, including another True Texas BBQ restaurant, according to the release. 

“We are thrilled to bring a new store to Georgetown, a growing community we’ve proudly been a part of for more than 55 years,” Cathy Harm, group vice president at Central Texas at H-E-B, said in the release. “We look forward to serving this community with a larger store that offers a wide assortment of products and services.”

The Georgetown store is expected to be completed sometime in spring 2023 and will replace the former 67,000-square-foot H-E-B store, which opened in 1989. At 121,000 square feet, the new store will be 54,000 square feet larger.

 

 

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