Department Stores in Brady, TX

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  1. 2207 South Bridge Street, Brady TX 76825

    4.1 Good 143 reviews

    “I used the delivery service from Walmart Supercenter in Brady, Texas to Mason for the very first time today, and I was beyond impressed! My entire shopping order was handled quickly and professionally. They even had to make a few substitutions, which were easy to approve and worked out perfectly. The delivery arrived right to my front office door within just a couple of hours. The husband-and-wife delivery team was incredibly kind, helpful, and courteous. They unloaded everything for me and made the whole experience so convenient and stress-free. Excellent customer service from start to finish, and I will absolutely continue using this delivery service again!”

  2. 2207 South Bridge Street, Brady TX 76825

    2.7 Average 3 reviews

    “Yup, this is a Walmart! A little smaller than some I've been in but it's a smaller town so not as much as needed. Bathrooms were quite serviceable (which is why we stopped; we're on a road trip), and we found some soda pop at a reasonable price! ($5/12 pack, which is becoming rarer these days... thanks, inflation). Good selection of clearance items to shop too. Self-checkout was functional and modern.”

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