Southside San Antonio residents are stuck without easy grocery access, forced to drive 20-30 minutes for H-E-B—despite the chain’s expansion elsewhere and the area’s booming growth. Frustrated shoppers miss out on fresh food, quality, and variety, while rising gas prices and reliance on friends make shopping a chore. Local leaders argue H-E-B’s decision-making misses the mark, pointing to thriving restaurants as proof of demand. H-E-B says they own land there but have no new store plans—leaving residents hoping for change before their food insecurity worsens.
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