Grocery Stores near Ranger, TX

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  1. 300 TX-254 Loop, Ranger TX 76470

    3.6 Good 16 reviews

    “I like this store because it's within 5-6 miles from my home, gas prices being what they are with no solution soon. You have to conserve everything, the promise of lower prices was just another lie. Spring Market makes it a little easier because on Tuesday and Thursday they give Senior citizens a ten percent discount”

  2. 111 North Seaman Street, Eastland TX 76448

    4.4 Superb 138 reviews

    “There was no weight in lying. The employees were all really nice and friendly.There was a good selection.The price was a little high, but maybe texas prices are just higher than where I live.I bought a watermelon and the lady in the produce.Section was nice enough to cut it in half.For me and wrap it with some plastic, so it wouldn't drip.Overall, it's very customer service oriented.Very clean very nice”

  3. 1410 East Main Street, Eastland TX 76448

    3.9 Good 179 reviews

    “The staff are friendly, and hard working ! We always get a warm welcome from the door greeters too. The store is always clean, and we can always find someone to help us with carry outs.”

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  5. 1371 East Main Street, Eastland TX 76448

    3.8 Good 63 reviews

    “I love Dollar General, every time you buy something any day except Saturday you get a coupon to use on Saturday. Spend $25.00 and get $5.00 off except on milk, tobacco products and alcoholic beverages.”

  6. 926 E Main St, Eastland TX 76448

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

    “This Gas Station exceeded my expectations in every way. I highly recommend this gas station to anyone looking for quality fuel, excellent service, and a clean, welcoming environment. I will definitely be returning!”

  7. 1410 East Main Street, Eastland TX 76448

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

    “I go here often and other than some employees not cheerful if you're in checkout line at closing time instead of 15 minutes before, I find this store to be on par with all Walmarts. When I ask an employee where a certain item is, they always look it up for me and usually take me to be sure I find it. It's smaller than most Supercenters, but I usually find what I need and I'm grateful to have this store in the locality.”

  8. 1410 East Main Street, Eastland TX 76448

    2.6 Average 5 reviews

    “I go here often and other than some employees not cheerful if you're in checkout line at closing time instead of 15 minutes before, I find this store to be on par with all Walmarts. When I ask an employee where a certain item is, they always look it up for me and usually take me to be sure I find it. It's smaller than most Supercenters, but I usually find what I need and I'm grateful to have this store in the locality.”

  9. 1410 East Main Street, Eastland TX 76448

    2.3 Poor 6 reviews

    “I go here often and other than some employees not cheerful if you're in checkout line at closing time instead of 15 minutes before, I find this store to be on par with all Walmarts. When I ask an employee where a certain item is, they always look it up for me and usually take me to be sure I find it. It's smaller than most Supercenters, but I usually find what I need and I'm grateful to have this store in the locality.”

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