Grocery Stores in Buda, TX

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  1. 15300 South I-35 Frontage Road, Buda TX 78610

    4.2 Good 107 reviews

    “Located in the car park of same store, my main complaint is that there is no control of direction of flow through the pumps so you get people approaching from many directions so it's a bit of a lottery who gets the pump next.”

  2. 15300 South I-35 Frontage Road, Buda TX 78610

    4 Good 253 reviews

    “They usually are on point but today the only problem I had was they gave me my cheese cake from the bakery with a ripped of sticker which just looks suspicious (it was half the sticker that just said pretty much heb)like I don’t know when it was made what it has in it when it expires etc”

  3. 3100 Windy Hill Road, Buda TX 78610

    3.9 Good 65 reviews

    “I would like to say how much I love Dollar General stores for my quick convenient needs, but unfortunately I go in with a certain lowered expectation of quality service. Today changed my perspective.I was shopping around and started looking for the greeting cards section. Almost immediately someone asked if I needed help and then went and grabbed a basket for me to put my 6 items I barely held with my hands. She guided me to the card isle and told me to have a great day. This experience is what customer service was all about. I pass several dollar stores on my way home, but this one will now be my only one.The persons name was Tabatha and she works at the 3100 Windy Hill Road in Buda, TX (78610) location. I made sure to go back in the store and ask for her name. So many people tend to report only the negative experiences and forget to share the wonderful ones.Please do anything you can to tell her what a great asset she is to the store. If you need my transaction number for proof of my visit let me know.Have a wonderful day.-Nicole OSent from my iPhone”

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  5. 15300 South I-35 Frontage Road, Buda TX 78610

    3.8 Good 117 reviews

    “Not all HEB bakeries are alike. I've ordered a cake a few times from this location. This is the only location that does truly custom cakes. They never disappoint. Thank you guys for doing a fantastic job.”

  6. 5281 Dacy Ln, Buda TX 78610

    3.8 Good 4 reviews

  7. 18210 I-35, Buda TX 78610

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

    “Has clean restroom and a place to sit down while your eating. All Stripes are almostly the same as other store. Just depends on what area you are in. None of the store has the same priest... Lol They sale beer, food, cigar, cigarettes, oil for your car, and ice. Dang it this store has it all... Do I need to say more???”

  8. 204 Farm to Market Rd 2001, Buda TX 78610

    3.4 Good 7 reviews

  9. 2951 FM2001 Suite A, Buda TX 78610

    3.6 Good 48 reviews

    “the chorizo con papaps tacos were delicious. I wasn't expecting much since i was on a work trip and I randomly decided to try it out while I was out there. If I go out there again I'll come to this location again for lunch”

  10. 3310A Ranch to Market Rd 967, Buda TX 78610

    3.5 Good 73 reviews

    “my faith is restored in DG. I was just politely greeted by an employees named Jason when walking into the store, then politely rung out by the same young man at the register. Great job to the management that hired this young man, great employee.”

  11. 690 Old San Antonio Road, Buda TX 78610

    3.5 Good 324 reviews

    “This Walmart is the cleanest, well stocked and uncluttered aisles and has the most registers open and working then any of the Walmarts around here! They even have friendly employees.”

  12. 1569 Old Goforth Road, Buda TX 78610

    2.8 Average 26 reviews

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