Grocery Stores in Pleasanton, TX

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  1. 393 Airport Rd, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.6 Superb 102 reviews

    “They have 2 locations. I'd been to the New Braunfels store many times, but this was my first visit to the one in Pleasanton. It was smaller but very clean and well stocked. I bought pinwheel steaks, a rack of baby back ribs, and some beef and chili hot dogs. All were delicious! I let the knowledgeable young man behind the counter select the best of each for me. I'll go back whenever I'm in the area!”

  2. 219 West Oaklawn Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.6 Superb 87 reviews

    “The lady explained that the gas was turned on,but the pump does things backwards at this station. You first press that you want a receipt,even though you already got a receipt by paying at the window. After you get your receipt,it will start pumping your gas. Strange sytem,I rather go to the ones you get to pump right after you pay,instead of dealing with getting another receipt,just so it can start to pump gas.”

  3. 219 W Oaklawn Rd, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.3 Superb 261 reviews

    “Was getting my daughter a birthday cake this past Saturday on the 18th and the partner named Anaya, sorry if I have the spelling incorrect, in the bakery dept had asked some simple questions to really spruce up my daughter's cake. She didn't just get me a cake when I asked, she went the extra mile to ask how we wanted the cake decorated. A little bit of ribbon and writing on the cake made it special and my daughter loved it even more. So thanks Anaya, it's partners like you that make HEB great. 👍”

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  5. 219 West Oaklawn Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.3 Superb 30 reviews

    “I can not say enough good things about KIM the manager at the pharmacy here in Pleasanton! I have a chronically ill child, and she has gone above and beyond to help me manage his medications. He is on 27 a day, and that gets overwhelming for me to keep up with, she literally goes out of her way to help me manage them! Also we have had our share of issues over the years with meds and she always finds a solution to the problem quickly! Saves me on stress. Could not be more grateful for her help.”

  6. 612 2nd Street, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.1 Good 69 reviews

    “Loved it they are helpfull i didnt ask and she offered. Im impressed very nice and proffessional. My second time in pleasington tx maybe ill move here. Seriously”

  7. 924 W Oaklawn Rd, Pleasanton TX 78064

    2.9 Average 12 reviews

    “Place e is always clean. The laundry is awsome. Clean, plenty of washers and prices are good . The people that work in the laundry part are very nice and helpful. Just wish they were 24 hours .”

  8. 2151 West Oaklawn Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    2.1 Poor 11 reviews

    “Monday June 12th around 10:45 am. The gentleman I spoke to in the garden center about a wheelbarrow was smart, courteous and answered over the phone and all my questions promptly. All 4 stars for this man.”

  9. 2151 West Oaklawn Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    3.6 Good 228 reviews

    “They have all their swimming stuff like floats, and the lighting for your pools are very cheap, like 4 bucks, 7 bucks, definitely check it out Pleasanton Walmart.”

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