“I love going to the Bishop's Storehouse for my bulk food storage. The people are always really nice. The prices are great. During this time of pandemic shutdowns, the bulk purchase portion is closed temporarily. Before the temporary closure, it was immaculate and well organized”
“The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints cares for those in need by offering this free resource. If you need help, go see your bishop. The storehouse side is also a hidden gem. Anyone can purchase high quality long term food storage at rock bottom prices.”
“This heb has the greatest employees!!! You always see the mangers involved in every thing. They are knowledgeable about what's going on in the store. I shop here daily and very impressed with their hard work. This is my heb🤏”
“The guys that run this are so awesome. For real, they will actively try to help you out and they will go out of their way to do so. Also have a nice variety of snacks too”
“I honestly love coming here because it’s one of the few Bangladeshi-owned spots where I can actually find my favorites. They have a solid selection of Radhuni spices, which is a total lifesaver when I’m craving that authentic flavor. But the real reason I’m a regular? The Tapal Danedar teabags. If you know, you know... these are literally the only teabags that hold up in the microwave with whole milk to make a perfect, creamy cup of tea at home. It’s my little daily ritual. PS. wanted to correct my previous review. I usually visit the Indo Pak stores in Dallas, but I stopped by the Round Rock location while visiting my brother who lives in the area. I originally included some complaints in my post that actually applied to the Dallas branch, not this one. A huge thank you to the owner for being so professional and pointing that out so quickly! I’m editing that part out now to make sure I’m being fair to this specific location. I’m bumping my rating up to 5 stars to reflect the great service and the fact that I was able to grab my favorite tea bags here without any issues. Thanks again for the fast response and for keeping the community well-stocked!”
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