Grocery Stores in Warren, TX

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  1. 11560 US-69 South, Warren TX 77664

    4.9 Superb 12 reviews

    “really great hamburgers and Cajun fries. We just moved to this area at the end of November 25 and still trying to learn where everything's at and my husband is out of town a lot so I don't always feel like cooking for just one person bc it's just easier to go buy a meal already prepared, but sometimes it's a little too late at night when I finally decide to eat, which is a bad habit, trust me, I already know. So it being 9 o'clock at night I had no idea where I was gonna go because I was first gonna go to kountze tx but I got on maps trying to find the closest eating place to Wildwood Subdivision and to my surprise I found this little country store with such good reviews and I thought to myself well all I can do is try right you won't know until you try so that's exactly what I did and I am actually very impressed. And their chicken isn't high at all. You can buy some really good chicken nuggets for a fair price. so if you haven't had a chance to go try this little country store you are definitely missing out so you might want to head on over there and get you a bite to eat right now to check it out.. ?”

  2. 11241 US-69, Warren TX 77664

    4.3 Superb 46 reviews

    “This place has great bacon. It’s a really good local spot for some solid cut meat. The poppers are well seasoned just not wrapped very well as they fall apart too easily. Outside of that zero complaints. Been here about 4 times now and Will be back again at some point.”

  3. 11491 US-69 South, Warren TX 77664

    3.4 Good 66 reviews

    “Clean estrooms, clean stoe- even tying to stock merchandise there was room to get down isles. The help was friendly when you could get them inside- but look out- they require you to wear masks in store but help doesn't even have one anywhere near at hand.”

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