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Supermarkets in Conroe, TX

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  1. ALDI - 2045 N Loop 336 W

    2045 N Loop 336 W, Conroe TX 77304

    4.2 Good 281 reviews

    “This is the best Aldis I have ever been too they are always kind a courteous and quick to help there curbside is always quick and with great customer service! I wish most places still knew what customer service was like this Aldis thank you Aldis at north loop 336”

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  2. El Ahorro Supermarket - 225 S Main St

    225 S Main St, Conroe TX 77301

    3.8 Good 75 reviews

    “Good prices and variety. The carnitas and barbecue are good.It's just that sometimes they need to check the fruit and vegetables, sometimes they are mistreated.”

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  3. Spin-N-Market #6 - 1635 S 1st St

    1635 S 1st St, Conroe TX 77301

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “The best store I’ve ever been to. I live down the road and the owner treats everyone like family. Great service, great attitude and always ready to help his customers. I would drive an hour out of my way just to come to this store.”

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  5. Fiesta Mart #81 - 210 East Davis Street

    210 East Davis Street, Conroe TX 77301

    3.5 Good 171 reviews

    “I had given this place 5 stars when it opened up a couple years back. Today,This place is ghetto. The employees were arguing right in front of the customer. They've hired too many people and are always in the way. Bring the class back! You can still find all your needs but expect some messy situations Everytime.”

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  6. Frutilandia - 525 S Frazier St

    525 S Frazier St, Conroe TX 77301

    2.9 Average 53 reviews

    “Quick place to get groceries without having to deal with the large crowds of people from big name stores. Great for meat's produce, can foods, sweet bread and snacks.”

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