Grocery Stores in Clyde, TX

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  1. 8750 Co Rd 224, Clyde TX 79510

    4.5 Superb 146 reviews

    “Was out here for Christmas didn't know they have stuff nearly year round. Had a awesome time at the farm. Picked strawberries did the train ride had some homemade ice cream. Peach and strawberry swirl so good. So many activities. Met a little friend so cute( little lamb). Definitely going back for the fall festivities. 5 stars”

  2. 521 South Access Road, Clyde TX 79510

    4.4 Superb 151 reviews

    “I love small efficient stores especially the ones that allow Truckers to come there and shop. It have everything you need and lots of deals in the deli which is amazing. I bookmarked this store to come here again when im in town. Thank you for your gratitude ❤️”

  3. 521 South Access Road, Clyde TX 79510

    4 Good 32 reviews

    “Honestly they could offer so many more products & have the space for it. That being said Ive lived in Phoniex and the D/Fw for the past 3 decades so Im used to convince. If it were my pharmacy & being the only pharmacy in town I would take advantage of the huge opportunity they are missing but thats me. I have to go to Abilene to get a lot of things anyway or order from Amazon because even Abilene is severely lacking. Other than that, the staff was really nice and helpful. They absolutely offer more than the grocery store”

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  5. 215 South 1st Street, Clyde TX 79510

    3.7 Good 80 reviews

    “Staff is always friendly. General dollar is not my favorite place but Clyde doesn't have much to offer. Definitely prefer the staff here over the other place....family dollar I think....cant remember the name.”

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