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  1. Brookshire Brothers - 750 US-377

    750 US-377, Pilot Point TX 76258

    4.3 Superb 147 reviews

    “Beautiful well kept store and amazing staff! The food is always fresh, especially the meat. Tonight I got off work super late and, Had to throw dinner together for my kids super quick. I pull up a minute before close (I’m the worst, I know trust me. I was desperate). Carson actually held the door open for me and let me go in and grab what I needed to. I know this entire team was ready to go home. But because of his kindness and the kindness of the manager on duty I was able to feed my kids something other than McDonald’s and for that I am so grateful! It just shows that this team is willing to go above and beyond”

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  2. Dollar General - 460 S

    460 S, 460 US-377, Pilot Point TX 76258

    3.7 Good 87 reviews

    “Employee Patrick greeted after I entered doorway right-away, was very kind. Asked if everything was well and checked me out quickly. Would visit again just to speak to them again(to ask for number), was very polite and started conversation with everyone in line. Wish more cashiers were available but besides that great service.”

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  3. Shiwakoti Grocery - 200 W Walcott St

    200 W Walcott St, Pilot Point TX 76258

    2.7 Average 6 reviews

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