Supermarkets in Huntsville, TX

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  1. 111 Interstate 45, M South Ste M Suite, Huntsville TX 77340

    4.8 Superb 127 reviews

    “Great location with a decent variety of items! They don't offer curbside pickup though :/ You'll have to order from College Station or Palestine for that. Friendly staff if you need anything :)”

  2. 2514 S Sam Houston Ave # C, Huntsville TX 77340

    4.7 Superb 36 reviews

    “If you're looking for an authentic Mexican food in town I highly recommend this place. One can eat with a price of food for less.Inside the store, one can find Mexican grocery items such as spices, canned goods, soft drinks, Candies, piñata, and some household items.The store also offers a meat Market . They have meat selections that are for Menudo, Fajitas and much more.If you're craving for sweet treats, the store has breads, dulces and ice cream barsOn the other hand, for me the main highlight coming in to this store is the food. They have burritos, Gorditas, chicharones, and Tamales. At a reasonable price and it's fresh!The store is closed on Tuesday. The Menudo, Carnitas, and chicharones only available on the weekends, and make sure to check out the daily specials for the week.The store has a dining area if one prefers to dine in while enjoying to listen authentic Mexican music.The owner were from Jalisco, Mexico and they're nice, friendly, and helpful. Armina is always there to greet everyone with her big beautiful smile?!All in all, this place is one of my favorite and I'm satisfied every time Im craving for this type of flavors.”

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