Grocery Stores near Batson, TX

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  1. 42685 TX-105, Batson TX 77519

    4.5 Superb 56 reviews

    “Super Sweet Staff...ALL the Ladies are always in a Good Mood, Helpful, Hard Working and Curtious !! They ALL NEED A RAISE AND PROMOTION !! They keep the store stocked well and Super Clean !!!”

  2. 10983 TX-146, Hardin TX 77561

    4.7 Superb 98 reviews

    “Fresh made boudin is worth stopping for!!! Snack pack is THE best deal on a meal anywhere. This place is THE reason anyone stops in Hardin. This is how a country store used to be”

  3. 315 Main St, Daisetta TX 77533

    4.2 Good 33 reviews

    “The store is remodeled and nice and clean on the inside and outside..the guys that work there are nice and friendly..you can pick up what you need in the convenience store..they always have what i need when going thete”

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  5. 11111 TX-146 N, Hardin TX 77561

    3.5 Good 76 reviews

    “I love the convenience that this corner store offers, and was so surprised at the amount of fresh produce available… this and all dollar general stores is that the are over crowded and that makes for some anxiety”

  6. 2304 Farm to Market Rd 770 N, Hull TX 77564

    3.8 Good 49 reviews

  7. 138 TX-105, Liberty TX 77575

    3.5 Good 39 reviews

    “Just love their believe lashes they're so under price for the quality I was very amazed when I grab some but I didn't have time to go to Sally's and love their clarensau and Dollar Deals I'm things that you would find for 3 something for hand soap you can get for a dollar why would you shop here great customer service”

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