Supermarkets in Mckinney, TX

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  1. 8801 Stacy Rd, McKinney TX 75070

    4.4 Superb 207 reviews

    “If you're not going to Aldi in this economy, you're not very smart financially. 1 full cart of groceries at Aldi's is $200 -$300. 1 full cart at Walmart or Kroger is $500 - $600. Literally double. We did the test to prove a friend wrong. Aldi is like the only store not overcharging their customers. Lifelong Aldi fan here.”

  2. 8700 Eldorado Parkway, Mckinney TX 75070

    4.3 Superb 260 reviews

    “Totally the best place to shop, some of the lowest prices in the industry and their in-house products beat out major brands in flavor quality and price 🫶 totally love my H-E-B”

  3. 1800 N Graves St, McKinney TX 75069

    4.2 Good 307 reviews

    “The Company of Wins. The WinCo. The no credit accepted, always open, the shop here if you’re rich or broke, the grand slam of cheap and delicious, the I forgot ice cream at the Walmart and this is the only store still open, the crap I don’t have milk for my morning smoothie and it’s 2 a.m. The all mighty used to have pokestops but broke scalpers ruined it for everyone WINCO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

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  5. 3400 Virginia Pkwy, McKinney TX 75071

    4 Good 190 reviews

    “Always a great place to go! They may not be like the Super Wal-Mart where they have everything but it's a great place where you can get a few things fast. Plus their employees have always been very nice and helpful.”

  6. 821 North McDonald Street, Mckinney TX 75069

    4 Good 255 reviews

    “I stopped here to pick up groceries for the week and found everything I needed. The produce looked fresh, and the meat selection was better than I expected. It was a little busy while I was there, but checkout moved along pretty quickly.”

  7. 9241 Virginia Pkwy, McKinney TX 75071

    3.9 Good 264 reviews

    “I visited Sprouts Market for the first time today at Custer and Virginia. I liked the nice selection of frozen seafood, especially the frozen sea bass and halibut. On the border of Prosper and McKinney Texas.”

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