Convenience Stores in Abbott, TX

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  1. 1192 I-35, Abbott TX 76621

    4.5 Superb 171 reviews

    “We have driven past this truck. Stop several times on our way to fort. Worth, and we've seen the word dog park. We just have never stopped. This is the best dog park. We have ever been at for a truck stop. It is awesome. 2 parks are in the shade. Several parks in the back, all the gates can be open when all the other dogs are not there. It is a great puppy park. Love this place, honey, I was overwhelmed. I had to come back”

  2. 1197 I-35, Abbott TX 76621

    3.9 Good 20 reviews

    “This place is clean and they have a bunch of TEMU items that are hilarious to peruse to break up the Monotony of a long drive. MOST IMPORTANTLY, I had a torta here with the Carnitas meat that was one of the freshest, most delicious meals I have ever had. It was exquisite. I also observed a local couple engage in a personal and friendly conversation with what appeared to be the owner. I cannot recommend this stop highly enough!”

  3. 1197 I-35, Abbott TX 76621

    3.9 Good 151 reviews

    “Just passing by. They have clean restrooms, souvenirs and the ready to go breakfast tacos were good. Sausage egg and cheese, bacon egg and cheese. Carnitas, rice, beans and cheese”

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  5. 1197 I-35, Abbott TX 76621

    3.7 Good 33 reviews

    “My experience at Abbott's Travel Center was extremely productive, friendly, cleanliness, and superb customer service. The Morning food crew members as well as the Evening food crew members were knowledgeable, fast paced, superior politeness business professionals. My gratitude to receive the Best customer service goes without hesitation. 💯”

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