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Grocery Stores in Boerne, TX

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  1. H-E-B plus! - 420 W Bandera Rd

    420 W Bandera Rd, Boerne TX 78006

    4 Good 294 reviews

    “I love HEB. Everything. What really stands out is the customer services at check out. Most are young and greet you with a kind energetic spirit. I love having a real warm smiling human and bagger at the register. . Real customer service. Additionally, the bakery and deli are fabulous. Enjoying the food and drink sampling. Of course, I always pick up something additional. The pharmacy staff are ok. HEB does a nice job with produce as well. Beer and wine selection is excellent. Enjoy the dried foods section. Keep up the great quality and customer service.”

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  2. H-E-B Fuel - 420 West Bandera Road

    420 West Bandera Road, Boerne TX 78006

    4.1 Good 142 reviews

    “Didn't have to wait long here. Prices are good, and staff are nice. Sometimes, a couple of pumps can be down. No big deal. Air isn't free. At least there's ice for sale, in case they're out of it in the store.”

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  3. H-E-B - 29388 I-10

    29388 I-10, Boerne TX 78006

    4.4 Superb 39 reviews

    “This HEB is awesome! Very clean, has a lot of products to choose from, meats and vegetables are all fresh and the people who work there are just amazing! Still believe this is the best HEB in San Antonio! They're still an amazing supermarket!”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 1381 S Main St

    1381 S Main St, Boerne TX 78006

    3.5 Good 259 reviews

    “Pharmacy. This is a special feature is for Tyreice in pharmacy who served my parents who fled houston after the hurricane beryl power outage. He answered the phone before we came, explained why the insurance companies would not fill a script but was filling others. Then explained my cash options and best way to get them what they need. When we arrived earlier than expected he politely explained they were working on one more and to please come back shortly. Then he explained to my elderly family member what the credit card machine was asking and the prompts. Walmart is lucky to have this gentleman.”

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  6. TXB - 440 W Bandera Rd

    440 W Bandera Rd, Boerne TX 78006

    3.2 Average 9 reviews

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  7. Mr D's Convenience Store - 211 S Main St

    211 S Main St, Boerne TX 78006

    2.9 Average 18 reviews

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  8. Valero - 211 S Main St

    211 S Main St, Boerne TX 78006

    1.8 Poor 10 reviews

    “The store is amazing and has the friendliest people who work there. We have been going to this store everyday for 3 years for different odds and ends. One man in general ,Clint, always finds a way to make you smile .I wont go anywhere else. Thank you to all of you”

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  9. Walmart Money Center - 1381 S Main St

    1381 S Main St, Boerne TX 78006

    2.1 Poor 14 reviews

    “These reviews are hilarious they leave one star because they believe they are all that matters but I guarantee you that at their own work places they are not a 5 star business. Walmart runs out of stuff because it's a store they don't have your name down somewhere with stuff YOU need it's a supply and demand system if they don't answer the phone it's probably because they are busy like lots of stores they are not always packed with employees. So if your upset because they don't treat you like a princess TOO BAD be an adult who told you life was perfect and fair? How would you feel if they went to your job and acted like you guys are on this app. It's pathetic!”

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