Grocery Stores in Plainview, TX

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  1. 2403 Columbia St, Plainview TX 79072

    4.6 Superb 118 reviews

    “My Supervisor say if I could give you Five more stars it'd be worth it. The price was good the food was good the service was good we appreciate the Mamas in the kitchen cooking.”

  2. 518 Ash, Plainview TX 79072

    5 Superb 32 reviews

    “We have ordered from Frontier Market every week for two summers now. Everything is delicious, fresh, and customer service is top notch. Our favorites are the green beans, onions, and canteloupe! But we love it all! (Seriously, get the onions!)”

  3. 3501 Olton Road, Plainview TX 79072

    4.3 Superb 149 reviews

    “Grocery store that has a Starbucks located inside business. Has deli market, limited bakery food, dairy, produce section has a nice selection of fruits and vegetables, meat sections has various grades of beef, pork, chicken, fish or regional dishes like fiajate meats, or specialty meat like tripe, pigs feet etc. Has sections for household products, baby aisle, paper goods, candy/soft drinks or drink options.”

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  5. 105 North Interstate 27 Service Rd, Plainview TX 79072

    4.3 Superb 15 reviews

    “I love the Gordas tortillas and the De Mesa corn tortillas saves me time. who want to slave over a hot comal ...the owner Mr Longoria is a very nice man ..nothing but respect for him and his business”

  6. 600 W 24th St, Plainview TX 79072

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “Comparable to Walmart except on a smaller scale. Can get products packaged for single use or single household for reasonable prices. Clothes, food, seasonal, household, storage, cleaning products.”

  7. 2403 Columbia St, Plainview TX 79072

    4.1 Good 16 reviews

    “I really appreciate this pharmacy. Everyone is friendly and efficient. Anytime I have a question (most the time it's a dumb one) they have always been so nice and helpful.”

  8. 1713 W 5th St, Plainview TX 79072

    3.9 Good 73 reviews

    “This is an older store in Plainview Texas. And in November it started a facelift all the inside has been redone and remodeled and is now very clean modern looking store. It takes a little while to get used to the new-look locating stuff but it's a lot easier to maneuver through the aisles and stuff so yes it was a very very good deal that it had a facelift I like it it's place that I'll keep going to.”

  9. 1411 W 5th St, Plainview TX 79072

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “As a Hispanic grocery store I love the variety of items they offer. The Mexican bread I did not get to try this time. Last time it was decent. I would get it if I was going to eat it that day. We did however try the hot foods they had to offer. I ordered the green chilaquiles and carnitas plate with rice and beans, and my husband ordered 3 pork tamales. We had thought to buy a dozen tamales but decided not to after trying them first. The flavor was ok, but to us was lacking a little something. They were good though, just not for us. The carnitas we added a little salt which is fine, they were also a bit on the dry side with too many pieces of fat. The chilaquiles were good however have through, the chili gets to you, it’s just too much. They were very tasty though. Rice and beans ??. We did see workers enjoying their lunches there so maybe stop in and ask what they suggest before you buy. Oh, you need to pay for your meal at the cash register before you can order meal. You just give the person at the food counter your food ticket with your order.”

  10. 1501 I-27, Plainview TX 79072

    3.6 Good 194 reviews

    “I went to Walmart today to go to the garden section and I found that their workers are not watering the plants at all and their plants are dying and they're still at full price I will show you pictures that I took today when I went in.”

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