Supermarkets in Richmond, TX

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  1. 7945 W Grand Pkwy S, Richmond TX 77407

    4.4 Superb 147 reviews

    “I genuinely enjoy shopping at Aldi. The store is always clean, organized, and easy to navigate. Shelves are stocked, the layout makes sense, and the whole place just feels well-run. You can tell there’s pride behind the scenes. Their ginger brews are one of my favorites. Crisp, bold, and consistently good. It’s one of those items I specifically come back for. As for the produce, I’ve had great experiences. Everything looks fresh and well maintained. If you take a second to actually look at what you’re picking, you’ll walk away with quality every time. And Lynn deserves a special shoutout. She is fantastic. Always helpful, friendly, and genuinely engaged. She goes out of her way to assist and makes the experience even better. That kind of service stands out. Overall, Aldi delivers a clean, efficient, and positive shopping experience every time I go.”

  2. 4749 Farm to Market Rd 723, Richmond TX 77406

    4.9 Superb 12 reviews

    “Courtesy from curbside, is the best at what she does. My day was brightened by the help i was given. Every time i see her she is so bubbly and full of energy. I've also noticed she goes out of her way to help others. Keep up the great work curbside!!”

  3. 1700 E Hwy 90 Alt, Richmond TX 77406

    3.2 Average 4 reviews

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  5. 1890 FM359, Richmond TX 77406

    3.7 Good 214 reviews

    “Please clean up the massive broken glass pile in the driveway main entrance. The birds are eating the glass!!! It has been there all week. The store is great, just asking to remove the tons of broken glass that looks like water in this 100+ degree heat...the birds are going to die after eating the glass.”

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