1110 W Broadway St, Andrews TX 79714
“I absolutely love OneStop! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a welcoming atmosphere and outstanding customer service. The staff are always kind, helpful, and genuinely care about making sure customers have a great experience. The store is clean, organized, and stocked with everything you could need, making shopping easy and enjoyable. It’s clear that OneStop values its customers and takes pride in providing excellent service. I always leave satisfied and look forward to coming back. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a dependable and friendly place to shop!❤⭐🤩”
800 North Main Street, Andrews TX 79714
“Pros: Great food! Great service, friendly smiling crew! Cons: #1. Pricey food when it comes to purchasing quantities for road trips. Seems to have gotten more expensive ever since Mr. Allsup past away. Still good food though. #2. Every time I come to this store there is always something out on the machine. Usually the good drinks. I always have to get my second pick fountain drink. I grew up eating at Allsup's. Only issue is price difference these days. Fix these issues and will truly deserve 5*”
510 Andrews St, Andrews TX 79714
“E-Z Mart has picked up and it's got good workers there is one worker she's the Red head think her name tag said Nicole she's the most polite kindness worker her and Nancy are amazing workers they're very kind they always leave me with a smile these two ladies have a lot of respect for people I've been coming into the store for about 2 years now to get my cigarettes and these two ladies bring me back every time that redhead is a character but she she does a good job she has a lot of respect and works hard every time I see her she's moving around she's always got a smile on her face good job EZ Mart. These two ladies right here are good workers”
1112 S Main St, Andrews TX 79714
“Although I am not being biast about this place, I will be honest in this review. This is a great place for anything that you're needing whether it being gas, drinks, snacks and especially those tacos offered at the Laredo Taco Co. located inside. They recently changed the layout of the store to emphasize healthier eating which includes low fat chips, low sugar drink etc. The only concern is that they offer amazing burgers made to order however, not every employee knows how to make them and a couple have refused to make them. Nonetheless, it's a great convenience store and I almost forgot, their fried chicken legs are the bomb.”
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