Grocery Stores in Woodway, TX

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  1. 9100 Woodway Drive, Woodway TX 76712

    4.5 Superb 87 reviews

    “Best price around, matched only by Murphy USA. Google Maps does not necessarily keep up with pricing and does not list gas prices at some locations, but if you're going to HEB or passing by and you need gas, this is the place to get it.”

  2. 9100 Woodway Drive, Woodway TX 76712

    4.2 Good 260 reviews

    “Place is super busy. The people here are friendly and helpful though. The produce and meat are good quality. I don't trust any other place to buy groceries.”

  3. 5229 N State Hwy 6, Woodway TX 76712

    4 Good 54 reviews

    “Love my local Dollar General. I am there every day and know every employee as they know me. They always make sure I get what I needed and always a friendly smile at checkout. Plenty of parking and a well organized well stocked store.”

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  5. Woodway TX 76712

    3.6 Good 25 reviews

    “You guys are truly the best. We have covid so thanksgiving is ruined, but we put in an order for medicine and some food last night to pick up today (which normally we would never do because we know your employees are having an intense morning already), but you all got us everything we needed with almost no substitutions. It’s pouring rain and your employees are doing an incredible job. Just want to thank everyone working so hard this holiday. ♥️”

  6. 9100 Woodway Drive, Woodway TX 76712

    2.6 Average 135 reviews

    “Prompt, professional, and exacting service. We do all our prescription business here age 9 months to 83 years. Walk in or drive through… consistent focus and delivery. Pharmacists go the extra mile to provide prescription care and exceptional services!”

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