Continuing its expansion in Texas, Joe V’s Smart Shop has opened a new 55,000-square-foot store at 10241 North Freeway Service Road in north Houston – its 11th site in the region and the 13th overall.
Part of the H-E-B family of brands, Joe V’s Smart Shop uses innovative ways to reduce costs throughout its operations and passes those savings on to its customers.
It focuses on offering the best prices for the freshest, highest-quality products such as produce, cut meats, tortillas and breads made in-store and sushi.
At Joe V’s Smart Shop, customers will find many services and department, including:
- Large produce department with Texas-grown selections delivered daily and an assortment of fresh-cut, ready-to-serve fruits and vegetables;
- A wide variety of fresh in-store cut meat, chicken and seafood options, including bundle boxes that start at $20;
- Bakery featuring in-store made tortillas, pastries, breads and bolillos;
- Sushiya – handmade sushi selections and an Asian grill with rice bowls and teriyaki;
- H-E-B Meal Simple offerings with fresh, convenient chef-inspired meals;
- Expansive Latino cheese selection;
- Grocery and general merchandise departments, including dairy, frozen foods, seasonal items, cookware, small appliances and toys; and
- Several options for nutritional supplements, medications, personal hygiene and baby essentials.
“We’re thrilled to open our 13th Joe V’s Smart Shop, which allows us provide more Texas families with the opportunity to make healthy food choices at affordable prices,” said Roxanne Orsak, H-E-B’s chief operating officer.
“We look forward to serving our [customers] with a quality shopping experience while also investing in the local community and creating jobs for our neighbors.”
To mark the opening, Joe V’s Smart Shop donated book vending machines to Bussey and Stehlik elementary schools. The machines will be stocked with 500 free books. The gifts also include school supplies and snacks for teacher break rooms, as well as $500 to each campus.
In addition, Joe V’s Smart Shop gave $45,000 to local nonprofits, with $15,000 each going to Attack Poverty Friends of Northside, Work Texas and Be An Angel.
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