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  1. Arlan's Market - 4614 E NASA Pkwy

    4614 E NASA Pkwy, Seabrook TX 77586

    4.1 Good 167 reviews

    “I just moved to the area and I stopped at this arlan's Mart first thing that happened when I walked in the door the cashier her name is Tammy greeted me I saw that they had some smoked meat so I bought smoked chicken breast which was awesome then I made my way over to the deli and found out they had a new manager her name is Tracy she is an awesome Baker then I moved over to the meat market and found out they had a new manager he has 35 years of experience he's trained hundreds of meat cutters so I bought some T-Bones and a few porterhouses I barbecued them and they turned out fabulous I had to run over to the produce department because I needed avocados and I was greeted by a man named will which turned out to be the produce manager just buy stopping into the store being new to this area I feel like I have new friends already this was one of the best experiences I've ever had shopping thank you guys for making Seabrook feel like home”

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  2. Sellers Bros - 12450 Red Bluff Rd

    12450 Red Bluff Rd, Seabrook TX 77586

    4.5 Superb 4 reviews

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  3. Kroger Floral Department - 1905 El Mar Ln Kroger

    1905 El Mar Ln Kroger, Seabrook TX 77586

    3.1 Average 24 reviews

    “This is a Kroger. I've been visiting the Houston area for over a decade, and I've seen a few of these. As grocery stores in Texas go, it's solid: Clean and bright and the staff seemed pretty on top of things. They had just about everything we were looking for (including the chili crisp that our Texas fam had never tried) and a decent selection of ribs. Their Easter section was a little picked over, but overall not bad. The produce was solid enough, the checkout lady was super nice, and I love that they have Boars Head meat at the deli counter. Be aware though, if you don't specifically ask them to slice your turkey or ham or whatever thin, you're going to get the thickest cold cuts you've ever had. Or, the thickest cold cuts I've ever had. Maybe that's how you all do it down here, but you're doing it wrong, just like how you pronounce the name of your city. It's HOW-STON.”

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  5. Kroger Pharmacy - 1905 El Mar Lane

    1905 El Mar Lane, Seabrook TX 77586

    3 Average 27 reviews

    “But all those workers park in all close spots for customers are all taken up we have to park farther out in the parking lot not right they should be up by the road”

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  6. Kroger - 1905 El Mar Ln

    1905 El Mar Ln, Seabrook TX 77586

    3.1 Average 134 reviews

    “I go here for flowers on the way home from work, their Valentine's gazebo they put up every year has saved me countless times. The staff is very nice and will approach if it looks like you need help”

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