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Market Street 4450 Buffalo Gap Rd
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Market Street

4.5
(2,203 reviews)

Business Details

4450 Buffalo Gap Rd, Abilene, TX
79606, United States
(325) 695-5300

About

Grocery StoreMarket Street
Market Street at 4450 Buffalo Gap Rd is a grocery store that provides guests with trusted quality, competitive prices and genuine hospitality. At Market Street, ultimate service is delivered to every store guest on every single trip and always with a smile. From bakery and deli to meat, produce and everything in between, at Market Street you’ll find everything you need to take care of your family – all in one place and at a great price. Stores can be found in 30 communities throughout Texas. Market Street is a Texas-based grocery chain that operates 98 stores in Texas and New Mexico under five unique brands: United Supermarkets, Market Street, Amigos, Albertsons Market and United Express. The United Family is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Albertsons Companies.

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Location

Market Street
4450 Buffalo Gap Rd, Abilene, TX
79606, United States

Hours

MondayOpen 24 Hours
TuesdayOpen 24 Hours
WednesdayOpen 24 Hours
ThursdayOpen 24 Hours
FridayOpen 24 Hours
SaturdayOpen 24 Hours
SundayOpen 24 Hours
9/7/2026Open 24 Hours

Reviews

4.5
2,203 reviews
5 stars
1,507
4 stars
460
3 stars
126
2 stars
42
1 star
68
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    Sharon Terrell
    Jul 18, 2026
    1.0
    The most gross grocery store I've been to in my life . The meat dept shelves were filthy . Cluttered and unorganized but mainly the filth had me stop and put back items I was about to purchase and told my self no! This store is negligent in food safety awareness.
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    Truth Unicorn
    Jul 12, 2026
    2.0
    🙋🏿‍♀️It’s cool that it’s open 24/7. I liked shopping here until my recent experience with a worker following me from aisle to aisle for one obvious reason and I discovered that this individual was one of the stocking managers. They were pretending to organize and stock things, but they were watching me as I was shopping instead of just letting me peacefully shop. It was very annoying because it was obvious that I was being monitored. Perhaps because I don’t look like the majority of the customers that frequent the grocery store. At least that is how I perceived this individual’s behavior. As I checked out, I asked the cashier if I received my discount on my purchase. They were more concerned about the customer behind me and stated that he wanted to get his beer before midnight and declined to answer my question. I had to tell her that it was not my problem after looking at my watch and being made to feel like I should prioritize the person behind me before myself. For some reason, the cashier was unable to figure out if I got my discount, but I figured it out for myself. They didn’t even try to check the system. After they bagged me, I told them again that it is not my problem that they want to buy beer before midnight. It was literally a minute before midnight. That’s literally there fault if they wanted beer that bad. Customers should be treated on a first come first serve basis. They stated that they were just trying to be courteous with an arrogant attitude to justify what she did. The management should train cashiers how to prioritize customers and if customers want to purchase alcohol before midnight then they need to get there way before midnight not at the last minute. I’m pretty sure I spent more money than this customer who this cashier wanted to prioritize me over a beer purchase, but I digress. I reported the cashier to a manager and hopefully they actually corrected the cashier’s behavior because that should have been handled differently if the cashier was trying to be courteous to a customer. She should have respectfully told the customer behind me that I was there first. That would’ve have been the fair thing to do. So in other words, it was okay to be discourteous to me, but be courteous to the other customer behind me for some unknown reason. Or maybe for a very obvious reason. It doesn’t make any kind of sense whatsoever🤷🏿‍♀️. She raised her voice and got an arrogant attitude with me when I called her out. I really hope that the managers are not rewarding this type of behavior because it is unsatisfactory, unacceptable and absolutely ridiculous that this employee felt like it was okay to be more courteous to one customer over another. What was she thinking?🤔 She had already rang me up. Maybe I should have just canceled my order and left so that he could get his beer before midnight? IDK. She could be used prioritizing certain customers over others? But that needs to be checked ASAP. Who trained her? It made absolutely no sense and she arrogantly tried to justify her actions which is why I had no problem pointing her out when I reported her to management.
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    Beth Fitch Keller
    Jul 11, 2026
    5.0
    The cashier Danny and assistant Emma were so kind and helpful. Danny paid attention to all the details of the sale. I am so glad I shopped at Market Street today! Thank you for making my day better!
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    Larry B Pendleton
    Jun 27, 2026
    4.0
    This place has good produce, meat display case - meat looks good, a Starbucks, open 24 hours - what the sign says anyway, a beer & wine section - for good wine you will need to go somewhere with a broader selection, staff is friendly. I go for the pharmacy due to insurance. I have a problem with them every time I go. This last time 3 meds were sent over by the doc. Had to go 3 separate days - they said they only got 1 sent. Had call the doc twice, then I got a copy of the meds sent over then I got all 3 meds - took 5 days.
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    Patricia Hamilton
    Jun 25, 2026
    5.0
    The Market Street app is great! So much better than the previous one. Thank you, Market Street!

Frequently Asked Questions About Market Street

What are the address and location details for Market Street at Buffalo Gap Rd & Rebecca Ln?

Market Street is located at 4450 Buffalo Gap Rd, Abilene, TX 79606, USA.

What are the operating hours of Market Street in Abilene?

Market Street is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with adjusted holiday hours and occasional closures on specific dates.

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