Grocery Stores in Decatur, TX

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  1. 1714 Co Rd 2740, Decatur TX 76234

    4.7 Superb 147 reviews

    “This is my first visit to Greenwood Grocery. I ordered a cheese burger and tots. The burger is really big and I couldn't eat it all. Staff was very friendly as well. They brought my food to me. I sat outside on the patio which is really big. The patio is shaded and had a nice breeze. There are tables inside with air conditioning for those who prefer. Good country atmosphere. I would recommend this place to anyone thats going to be in the area.”

  2. 1202 S FM 51, Decatur TX 76234

    4.1 Good 153 reviews

    “While traveling from Dallas Texas back to California I recently visited Lowe’s Market in Decatur and had a wonderful experience. They had my favorite coffee creamer in stock, The store was very clean, and the staff were professional and welcoming.”

  3. 800 US-287, Decatur TX 76234

    3.5 Good 252 reviews

    “Really great group of people in the shop of the Automotive Dept. Helped me with a flat tire when DISCOUNT TIRE would not help me & stopped me from changing the flat tire in their parking lot. Drove the flat tire to Walmart & within 15 minutes I was on my way again! 5 Star Service. *** Check out my review for Discount Tire around the corner - here in Decatur Tx.”

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  5. 1300 FM 51 Ste 100, Decatur TX 76234

    3 Average 90 reviews

    “This place is getting better about getting their product put away. Something's are a little more expensive, but it's a good place to pick up a few things until you can get to an actual grocery store. They do have a $1 isle. I've started going here instead of Dollar Tree because of that.”

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