Grocery Stores near Santa Anna, TX

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  1. 1105 Wallis Avenue, Santa Anna TX 76878

    4.3 Superb 30 reviews

    “It's an ok dog just need to get caught up we need real meat like steaks... Or get a grocery store in Santa Anna tx... But other than that it's a good place to shop.....”

  2. 100 W Live Oak St, Coleman TX 76834

    4.9 Superb 16 reviews

    “I'm speaking as a vendor, this market is more than just a produce market it also features some of the best artist artisans in the area from Jenny's Tee shirts to woodcrafts candles and a lot more come check it out for yourself, you'll appreciate the coolness of the shade trees versus the hot asphalt while you shop”

  3. 413 US-84, Coleman TX 76834

    4 Good 3 reviews

    “The staff is always friendly & helpful & in a rush is a great place to pick up lady minute items. Plus their sweet tea, Milo's sweet tea, is the only tea I now buy.”

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  5. 113 W College Ave, Coleman TX 76834

    3.6 Good 11 reviews

    “They have done a very nice job of remodeling our old market. Sometimes have some very good sales but unfortunately grocery prices have skyrocketed along with everything else common folk like myself need..I don't know the demographics of how large a percentage of retired people live in the stores market area. But I'm betting it's huge..I know Coleman county is rated very high in unemployment etc”

  6. 2305 South Commercial Avenue, Coleman TX 76834

    3.8 Good 60 reviews

    “I give this place 4 stars because of the employees. I would like to give a shout out To a certain employee named Marlena(sorry if I didn't spell it correctly). She was very helpful when I needed help finding something, she was very sweet and very patient with me and my million questions lol but she was an absolute angel, when my truck would not start! She gave me a jump and was still able to take care of her customers at the same time! No questions asked. No complaints. So thank you very much I really appreciate it! 🙏”

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