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  1. H-E-B Fuel - 405 W Hidalgo Ave

    405 W Hidalgo Ave, Raymondville TX 78580

    4.8 Superb 50 reviews

    “Even though that's the only grocery store in Raymondville it's the best, people are friendly, helpful but most of all I recommend this store because of the low prices.”

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  2. H-E-B - 405 W Hidalgo Ave

    405 W Hidalgo Ave, Raymondville TX 78580

    4.5 Superb 131 reviews

    “This store was immaculate. One of the cleanest grocery stores I have been in. Very broad selection of goods as expected. Plenty of checkers were present when I was ready to check out. Definitely, worth the stop if in need of goods and in the area.”

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  3. Wagon Wheel Country Store - 8975 FM 1420

    8975 FM 1420, Raymondville TX 78580

    5 Superb 12 reviews

    • Today 7AM – 9PM

    “This store is out in the boonies, but it is an awesome place to stop for food/drink. It is surrounded by open farmland. The store has a great small town feel. Michelle, the lady tending the store is a super nice lady and makes the stop there worthwhile. If you're out and about in that area, stop in. I recommend it.”

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  5. Dollar General - 557 E Hidalgo Ave

    557 E Hidalgo Ave, Raymondville TX 78580

    3.4 Good 53 reviews

    “Great store!! A good getaway from the busy HEB! Lots of name brands items and a great dollar aisle with name brands as well. Customer service is very friendly and knowledgeable and helpful ?? The only thing is be prepared for loud music!!??during the evening hours at times. I go to shop in peace not to have music shoved down my ears!! I thought I was going to a grocery store not a club!?? (ear plugs required!) Poor lighting outside also!”

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