Grocery Stores in Seven Points, TX

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  1. 1818 N Seven Points Blvd, Seven Points TX 75143

    4.6 Superb 23 reviews

    “Just randomly stopped to see what the store had to offer on the way to the lake house and Amy was so polite and helpful. She had a great collection of allocated bourbon at a great price. Will definitely be a place I stop everytime I go back.”

  2. 101 S Seven Pts Dr, Seven Points TX 75143

    4.1 Good 69 reviews

    “Is it normal to have a favorite gas station, you ask?!? It is quite normal, and Scottie's is mine.They keep the store clean, stocked, and get their customers with a smile.”

  3. 210 South Seven Pts Drive, Seven Points TX 75143

    3.8 Good 152 reviews

    “The Seven Points Brookshire's is as fresh, friendly and well-stocked as the Canton and Lindale locations. And Brookshire's is great. If you want CHEAP food, you go to Walmart. But if you want GOOD food that's not going to turn rancid or moldy days, you go to Brookshire's!”

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  5. 210 South Seven Pts Drive, Kemp TX 75143

    3.4 Good 31 reviews

    “They take Good RX and that saves a lot. I'm using them instead of Wal-Mart right now. If I can find a local Kroger now that will be all the other stores prices on scripts.”

  6. 205 W Cedar Creek Pkwy B-2, Seven Points TX 75143

    3.6 Good 101 reviews

    “We were in town for my Dad’s 85th birthday and we’re hoping to find somedecorations. We were blessed to be helped by Sissy who literally dropped what she was doing to help us get several balloons filled with helium and all the birthday decorations we needed. We were treated like local hometown folks (the ones you like)! Thanks Sissy for giving us such personalized service!”

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