Grocery Stores in Pantego, TX

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  1. 2417 W Park Row Dr, Pantego TX 76013

    4.4 Superb 214 reviews

    “I recently stopped by the Aldi on Park Row in Arlington, and I was pleasantly surprised. I usually shop at a different location, but they were out of a few items, so I decided to try this one—and I’m so glad I did. The store was clean, well-stocked, and easy to navigate. The customer service was great, and Kelicia, the manager, was especially awesome—professional, friendly, and clearly takes pride in how the store is run. This location definitely left a great impression on me, and I’ll be shopping here more often.”

  2. 1527 S Bowen Rd, Pantego TX 76013

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “Came into store and I was so impressed on the cleanliness and organization from the Last time I went in . And the gentleman where So polite and just cool … they seemed to love the job and really care about the store and People who come in. Keep it up men … you guys are doing amazing .”

  3. 3601 West Pioneer Parkway Suite 4539, Pantego TX 76013

    4.7 Superb 6 reviews

    “Great place. Shawn is extremely helpful and respects the customers. Glad I stopped at this store. The taco place here very amazing. Very tasty food. Highly recommended.”

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  5. 2610 West Pioneer Parkway, Pantego TX 76013

    3.6 Good 202 reviews

    “Great neighborhood location. I feel like compared to the Supercenters, everything is clean, fresh looking, and inviting! They have some merchandise that look appealing that I have not seen in other Walmarts.”

  6. 2610 W Pioneer Pkwy, Pantego TX 76013

    1.9 Poor 7 reviews

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