Grocery Stores in Caldwell, TX

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  1. 475 TX-36, Caldwell TX 77836

    4.2 Good 191 reviews

    “This little Walmart is like the original Walmart. It was small it was clean and it didn't have groceries which I like. I don't like the mega Walmart so this is the Walmart type I enjoy going in.”

  2. 4360 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836

    4 Good 38 reviews

    “Great food friendly people. People are rude because prices keep going higher but in this economy is understandable. If cade lake didn’t vote republican we wouldn’t have this problem. Get what you vote for. Recommend!”

  3. 910 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836

    4.8 Superb 12 reviews

    “Great friendly service with good deli foods and specials. All tacos are made fresh with homemade tortillas and lunch specials on burgers, fish plates, and chicken fried steak. The wash house next door is updated with new machines, maintained well, and kept very clean.”

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  5. 455 TX-36, Caldwell TX 77836

    3.7 Good 109 reviews

    “A full grocery store with a convenient pharmacy. Great selection of grocery items. The prices of most items tend to be higher compared to other stores.”

  6. 7755 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836

    3.8 Good 35 reviews

    “Fantastic store! Excellent new ownership! My daughter's vehicle broke down on her way to College Station a few weeks ago. The owner and team were so kind to her. They ensured she was safe, allowed her to leave her vehicle there until we could come get it, and they fed her! Can't say enough about this store! My new favorite stop on the way to College Station!”

  7. 403 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836

    3.6 Good 75 reviews

    “Feels like this DG has been around for ages. I've always liked it.I've noticed the staff here have upped their game lately. Few DG locations are staffed well and even fewer are clean and have uncluttered aisles. The Caldwell DG hasn't had much clutter in a long time (with the exception of some random stocking, which always clears up quickly) and I've seen quite a few new faces at the cash registers. Check-out can still take a while if a line forms, but I've also noticed that many people ignore the card-only self-checkout while in line. It's easy, takes your number/app/coupons, and works just the same.I also love their Pokemon selection here. They keep them behind the counter since theft became an issue for them a while back with the Pokemon TCG. They tend to have a pretty full selection of new (and sometimes older) cards as well as some tins every now and then. Coupons that make a $25 Pokemon run only $20 or so always win in my book. Hangers are only $4 each, which is hard to beat. As far as I know, they're the only place in Caldwell that consistently has basic Pokemon hangers in stock. Walmart is always hit or miss with these and usually stocks the hangers that are more expensive with a promo and a coin.”

  8. 7850 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836

    4.2 Good 6 reviews

    “Clean store. So many items. It's like a combination of Walmart and a grocery store. They even have vitamins, essential oils, and healthy snacks. Most of all, the staff is so friendly. One of the cashiers even gave my elderly mother a chair to sit on while I got the items my mother needed. That was really kind and appreciated.”

  9. 100 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836

    3.7 Good 11 reviews

  10. 4360 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836

    3.3 Good 15 reviews

    “Always a friendly greeting well stocked and very easy to find what you are looking for. Restrooms large and clean like everything else. They have some of the best, biggest, breakfast taco and a good selection of foods to pick from. Tell them "Monster Man" sent you, their name for me. Can you guess what I usually buy? :?:”

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