Comments on: Más Club in Houston

By: April Alejandro

April Alejandro — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:26:36 +0000

Thanks for the note Emma. It is a pretty amazing store with a lot of variety. It is good to hear that this type of store is also helpful for small business owners like your mom.

April

By: Emma

Emma — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 03:53:54 +0000

My mother owns a catering truck and she went to MAS club and she was overwhelmed with all the mexican products because now she doesnt need to go around to all the mexican stores trying to find all of these. I think it is a great store now that the majority of the people in houston are hispanic/mexican.

By: Arwen Legolas Wilson

Arwen Legolas Wilson — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 16:46:20 +0000

Actually Más Club opened in July according to the store manager. Although we are not hispanic, we decided to take a look last week, and were so enthused about it, that we joined Más Club this Thursday. It costs only $30 a year. We found a Wolfagang Puck 18 piece cookware set for $48.01
We bought it immediately and are planning to go back today. They have a full service Meat Department. FUD, which is the hispanic equivalent to the American Oscar Mayer brand abounds throughout the store. We bought 40 ounces of Smoked turkey breast for $2.41

We saw a Sunbeam standing mixer set up for $24.95

Mane and Hair Shampoo and Conditioner duo for $10.81. I saw just the shampoo at Walmart for $8.99 If you live in the Houston area, it’s well worth to drop by there.

They have a Cafetaria setup there the is twice as big as Fiesta’s and their Fajita platters cost only $3.88 and have Beef Fajita, Frijoles, Rice and Tortillas plus condiments like salsa etc. The meat itself is more tender then Aranda’s fajitas

The atmosphere is relaxed and the people are friendly and helpful.

I bought 3lbs of yellow squash for $1.83 and 3 lbs of zucchini for $1.71 I can’t even find that at Seller’s that cheap.

And ” No”, I do not work for Más Club, I am just a very happy Customer

By: Rigo F.

Rigo F. — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 04:59:59 +0000

Well let me tell you a little bit about this store since I do work in it. This store does have some latin american products but ofcourse the majority is from Mexico. The products offered here are mostly a test run. Basically what doesn’t sell we remove and put something else in its place. Just like any other business.

By: April Alejandro

April Alejandro — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 15:41:47 +0000

Hi Ana – That is a valid point and I am sure a purposeful decision made by the Sam’s corporate development office due to the demographic composition of Houston being primarily Mexican.

Thank you for reading the blog. April

By: ANA C.

ANA C. — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 15:58:08 +0000

You should call this concept the way it is. This is not hispanic; this is Mexican concept. I went to visit and the only product that I found where from Mexico. If you want to call it Hispanic, you need to offer product from Latin America.