Supermarkets in Richardson, TX

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  1. 1549 E Belt Line Rd, Richardson TX 75081

    4.5 Superb 238 reviews

    “/2026 Been 8 years since I placed the first posting. Would be nice if all those original pricings were the same. But ALDI still has amazing pricing that's lower than other stores with very similar and often better than name brands. The product selections have expanded, particularly the marvelous cheese section and the enlarged frozen food and fresh bread areas. More than well worth going here. My favorites are the Sour Dough round loafs of bread, great priced and super the Chicken Salad...along with many many other products. ......this is my original report below..... Love selection, prices and availability. Go before noon to get things on limited quantities before they sellout. There own label brand is fine and much lower price than store brand of Walmart, Kroger or Tom thumb. Quality is often better.. best selection of snacks and chips with remarkable low price. Fun to explore.. Dairy is super fresh and daily delivery. Amazing fresh baked breads and prices phenomenal in comparison.. Really good quality and value with low price.”

  2. 820 S Sherman St, Richardson TX 75081

    4 Good 314 reviews

    “The best place I ever been they make you feel so special. I highly recommended to try their food. I love the team. They are so professional, and they have the best hookah in the whole town… ask for abdoo to serve you”

  3. 400 N Greenville Ave, Richardson TX 75081

    3.9 Good 190 reviews

    “I live in Fort Worth, and it takes an hour and 10 minutes to drive to this supermarket to buy groceries. I come here once or twice a month. A lot of the food here is very fresh, especially the fat beef slices I like to buy here. The main reason is that there are free ice cubes here, so that when I return, I buy some frozen food that will not spoil easily.”

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  5. 1332 South Plano Road, Richardson TX 75081

    3.6 Good 213 reviews

    “Their selection is good and the prices are good. The produce is good quality. However they don't have any hand baskets so if you're only shopping for a few items you have to carry it in your hands or use a big shopping cart. Very annoying. Second complaint-they could really use a self checkout machine. There's no self checkout. The cashier lines are always long and the line moves slow. They need to overhaul their entire POS system”

  6. 1501 W Buckingham Rd, Richardson TX 75081

    3.5 Good 211 reviews

    “The first Walmart I encountered was north of Memphis, Tennessee. From then to now Walmart has continued in my experience to be above & beyond in just about every task they have worked on. I like going to Walmart because odds are good that I will find whatever I'm looking for at the time I. I loved being able to shop in the early, early morning when they were open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I hope they go back to someday. I live close to the Forest Lane Walmart so I frequently go there whenever I need anything. It's not as super super center, but they're just about always impressing me when I go. I super recommend them. You don't have to make them your number one store, but when you need something that you can't find any place else, you'll very likely find it at Walmart.”

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