Grocery Stores near West Tawakoni, TX

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  1. 101 TX-276, West Tawakoni TX 75474

    2.7 Average 106 reviews

    “Always get what l need quickly and use the self-checkout when busy. This little store carries a variety of frozen foods and cleaning supplies which are usually cheaper than Walmart. So glad that it's in the neighborhood and folks can walk to it too. The employees are friendly which l appreciate as an extra bonus these days!!!”

  2. 8934 TX-34, Quinlan TX 75474

    4.3 Superb 173 reviews

    “Wow, if you're in the area you must stop by the to go fresh cooking food. Ribs, fried fish,shrimp and chicken. Oh! they have the sides to go with them. The prices are unbelievable. 😊”

  3. 8886 TX-34, Quinlan TX 75474

    4.6 Superb 45 reviews

    “My Favorite Tobacco or quick stop. They don't sell gas but have lots of cool merchandise to buy.. People are very nice and never had a problem with them. Hugs America 🇺🇸 🇺🇸”

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  5. 8949 TX-34, Quinlan TX 75474

    4 Good 28 reviews

    “This store is the best in Quinlan tx the staff is great very nice and ready to help you sweetie is amazing always has something nice to say to you keep up the great work”

  6. 8801 TX-34, Quinlan TX 75474

    3.5 Good 249 reviews

    “really enjoy shopping at this Walmart! The store is always clean, organized, and well stocked. It never feels messy or picked over, which makes it easy to find what I need and get my shopping done without any hassle. The employees are also very friendly and helpful. Anytime I’ve needed assistance, someone has been happy to help and point me in the right direction. Overall, I’ve consistently had a great experience here. Clean store, friendly service, and an easy shopping experience. Definitely one of my favorite Walmart locations! 👍”

  7. 4527 TX-34, Greenville TX 75402

    3.7 Good 78 reviews

    “I’m in the store 2 to 3 times a day. It’s always clean, organized, and the staff is friendly and helpful. They have a refrigerator/freezer section with everything from ground beef to cheese to eggs and butter. The baking aisle has everything I can think of to say…bake a cake! Currently their brown sugar and oil are priced cheaper than at Walmart. Very convenient and easy to get in and out.”

  8. 607 US-69 N, Lone Oak TX 75453

    3.9 Good 77 reviews

    “Very friendly employees, helpful as I needed to find a bathroom because they didn't have water at the moment .. I was pretty mad but it's not their fault, it's not like they want to be without water lol very clean store also”

  9. 735 E Quinlan Pkwy, Quinlan TX 75474

    3.1 Average 87 reviews

    “Great customer service everyone put like you ask someone for certain thing they will let you know keeping great social distance for these times and days and everything moves along swell able to get out at a manageable time”

  10. 11478 FM 751, Wills Point TX 75169

    2.5 Average 88 reviews

    “Seems as though Dollar general is really having issues with keeping the store with employees and I think that this location is needing an extra representative for working with the stocking and the customer service. It is really amazing that you have a store with sales at a high in the area. I'm sure that this location has a lot of loss prevention and I think with the right management and mindset of being the Best person to represent the store. That this location would be even more comfortable with shopping and then having stock out and cleaning the store ?. I really hope that dollar general will test it out and get data and then the Loss prevention going down.”

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