It was nice to find a local grocery store and be able to find a few snacks and drinks for the road…read morewithout having to shop at the big national chain store. Friendly folks and a clean store, thankfully the girl at the checkout asked if I had a shoppers card and when I said I lived in North Carolina, she ran the "store" number so I could get the discount. That was nice. Otherwise, prices are high. [Review 721 of 2024 - 482 in Texas - 21752 overall]

Well this use to be my all time favorite store. I now will go to Kroger instead. The produce lacks…read morebig time. My biggest complaint are the cashiers. They don't acknowledge you. They spend the whole time talking with the bagger. I think the manager needs to step up and correct this. It is ridiculous! I will not be returning.

We got everything we needed here!…read more Cashier was kind and their restroom was clean! We are new to town and will continue shopping here!

The cheese selection and price can't be beat. I shop exclusively at AlDIs Please bring one to…read moreSulphur Springs Texas!

Their "sales ad" is actually just a list of things they are out of stock of. Have you tried to get…read morea bell pepper there lately? Two weeks, and still none. Walmart has them, though. Items that we used to get here regularly are continuously out of stock. If we have to go to Walmart for everything that the kroger manager won't order and restock, why shouldn't we just get the entire bill of groceries there? The produce when you do a pick up order is all the stuff most stores throw away. We ordered some shelf stable milk to have on hand. One was expired, two were within days of expiring. That defeats the purpose of getting shelf stable items. It's getting pretty dirty and dingey. It is starting to look like one of Rodger Lowes' stores. The parking lot is a nightmare. There is always a line of vehicles in the fire lane, making it difficult to get around them with traffic coming from the other direction. Then there are the shopping baskets left all over the place.

Okay, this is absolutely the most ghetto Kroger's I've ever seen. The store was filthy…read more We asked about the bathroom and we had to go ALLTHE WAY INTO THE BACK and into the warehouse-y section where they store things. When we came out, we, single women, felt endangered. Half of the self checkouts were down and the lines were a cluster. They got some up and running. Half of the security lights outside weren't on

On our way home from vacation we stopped there looking for souvenirs. Was able to find exactly what…read moreI was looking for. I would like the store to know what a treasure my cashier, Miss Pearl was. She was very engaging and friendly to all the customers that had the pleasure of being in her line. I don't even go thru the cashier lines at our local Walmart because the courtesy of service is on opposite ends of the spectrum. Miss Pearl you are a sweetheart.

After a great dinner in Paris, I arrived here late. Found a spot, parked and locked up for the…read morenight. Yes, I have a camper van and this Walmart apparently still tolerates RVers. I was up at 5:30 and on my way before they opened at 6:00. So while I did not get the chance to shop the store. I did get to appreciate the cleanliness of the restroom. So there's that. Thanks, Walmart. I appreciate that you allow this and while I didn't shop Paris, I did elsewhere. [Review 717 of 2024 - 479 in Texas - 21748 overall]

Worst. Station. Ever. Ever. Seriously. This place needs to burn…read more To make sure this review is posted. I repeat. Stay away. Far far away. Run by trash. The food is trash. The service is trash. The gas is the highest price in town. Did I say the people that work there suck. They do.

Price gouging. I am from the DFW AREA. When I left home, unleaded fuel was $1.89 a gallon. The…read moreprice for unleaded fuel in Paris, TX. - $2.15 a gallon. Ridiculous