Grocery Stores in Taylor, TX

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  1. 100 East 2nd Street, Taylor TX 76574

    5 Superb 44 reviews

    “The reason I love being a part of a wellness community are hands down the people I connect with along the way. I had no idea who Ken was or the Local Grocer, but now that we have met in community together at a recent Hippo Social Mixer in Hutto, I can't get enough of Ken, who he is, his passion, and oh yeah, his commitment to local foods, like really local. It matters to me and it matters to so many of us, to build a relationship to the men and women who are creating spaces to feed our health and wellness, not our disease! I have heard Ken does tastings in store and cannot wait to visit one in the near future! I went home with microgreens, love them and am planning my trip to the store soon!”

  2. 100 Carlos G Parker Blvd NW Bl #101, Taylor TX 76574

    4 Good 200 reviews

    “Curbside is slow when I go. I usually buy a lot, but always the last to leave. Even cars that come after me get their groceries before I do. I prefer groceries from HEB, but they could have faster and friendlier curbside service.”

  3. 102 Carlos G Parker Boulevard Northwest, Taylor TX 76574

    3.8 Good 61 reviews

    “Lowest price for fuel in the Taylor area. Easy to drive in and out of at North Main and Carlos Parker. Conveniently located in HEB shopping center, you can stop and shop in one easy visit.”

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  5. 116 W Lake Dr, Taylor TX 76574

    3.7 Good 83 reviews

    “The employees make it a nice experience. The prices compare with Walmart and for us older people, its easy access, you do not have to walk miles from the parking lot to rhe store.”

  6. 3701 N Main St, Taylor TX 76574

    3.4 Good 233 reviews

    “Found everything I went for quickly. They had everything in stock. I was surprised by their prices. The same shoes I purchased for $20 a year ago cost $30 yesterday. That's a lot of inflation. But needed them for work. Still don't like I have to check myself out most of the time.”

  7. 100 Carlos G Parker Blvd NW BL#101, Taylor TX 76574

    3.3 Good 50 reviews

    “Absolutely LOVE Chloe and Sadrach; their customer service is top notch! Pharmacists aren’t always the kindest but I see they are over-worked everywhere so I’m just glad that they are so dedicated.”

  8. 100 Carlos G Parker Boulevard Northwest Suite 10, Taylor TX 76574

    3 Average 28 reviews

    “I received my delivery order yesterday and was not happy with a couple of items. I called and spoke with the new delivery/ curbside manager, Mohammed, who was extremely nice and helpful. Within a couple of hours, he had the items redelivered and even upgraded my flower order for free! Made my day!”

  9. 1101 N Main St, Taylor TX 76574

    2.7 Average 15 reviews

    “Can someone please notify Mr. Frank Ruzicka ❤️‍? how Taylor Texas doesn't need His concert jungle to upset ? the balance ⚖️ of the ? wilderness ?? do that for you and I believe me to speak to you about the truth.”

  10. 100 Carlos G Parker Blvd NW, Taylor TX 76574

    2.1 Poor 8 reviews

    “I received my delivery order yesterday and was not happy with a couple of items. I called and spoke with the new delivery/ curbside manager, Mohammed, who was extremely nice and helpful. Within a couple of hours, he had the items redelivered and even upgraded my flower order for free! Made my day!”

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