Grocery Stores in Burkburnett, TX

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  1. 311 South Ave D, Burkburnett TX 76354

    4.5 Superb 170 reviews

    “Went in to get cupcakes for a baby shower. Gave them vague instructions of pink and maybe flowers if they could do it. They went above and beyond! Beautiful job! Mommy to be will love them.”

  2. 311 South Ave D, Burkburnett TX 76354

    4.6 Superb 29 reviews

    “Very friendly staff. They are very courteous, respectful, and knowledgable. They treat you like your a friend rather tham a customer. Such a nice pleasent atmospher & environment. The food is really good as well, everything is made fresh from scratch”

  3. burk plaza, 418 S Ave D, Burkburnett TX 76354

    3.5 Good 80 reviews

    “I had the most pleasant experience with my cashier Jennifer today. She was so kind and lovely with everybody that came in, and even made sure to get the door for guests coming and going. Such a lovely person!”

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  5. 400 East 3rd Street, Burkburnett TX 76354

    4 Good 26 reviews

    “A tiny mom & pop store with a nice team.Only one complaint, they don't fill the window washing containers.Otherwise they are my daily stop and have my loyalty.”

  6. 1024 Sheppard Road, Burkburnett TX 76354

    2.4 Poor 10 reviews

    “The employees are pleasant.There are usually some good buys however, if you like self checkout?you won't be able to do this. There are 4 self checkouts but,do to the high rate of theft? They wisely chose to suspend that option until they can figure out resolutions to the issues at hand.”

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