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Supermarkets in San Angelo, TX

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  1. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 5154 Knickerbocker Rd

    5154 Knickerbocker Rd, San Angelo TX 76904

    4.2 Good 142 reviews

    “Very clean, I don't like the fact that the only option to pay are self cashier, I like the traditional way, someone gritting you, interact & help with products”

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  2. GOODFELLOW AFB Commissary - 110 Valiant St #213

    110 Valiant St #213, San Angelo TX 76905

    4.1 Good 70 reviews

    “We usually find good deals here. Sometimes, its a struggle to get good produce but its not always their fault. Employees are always great & helpful. They're like family too.”

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  3. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 1852 Sherwood Way

    1852 Sherwood Way, San Angelo TX 76901

    4 Good 128 reviews

    “This Walmart Neighborhood Market is immaculate every single day. The staff is always so kind, and wherever Margaret is, you can see the care she puts into everything. It takes a wonderful team to make a store feel this welcoming. Just wanted to give them some well-deserved appreciation. ❤”

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  5. Food King - 2 S Main St

    2 S Main St, San Angelo TX 76903

    3.8 Good 175 reviews

    “ALTHOUGH FOOD KING IS A SMALLER CHAIN, THEY OFFER A SURPRISINGLY OF MEATS AT A GOOD PRICE. FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT BEEN CHECK IT OUT. GREAT BAKERY TOO! BIG LEG QUARTERS AND BONE IN THIGHS ALREADY SEASONED!”

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