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  1. ALON Gas Station - 2018 Antonio Street

    2018 Antonio Street, Anthony TX 79821

    4.2 Good 34 reviews

    “Great location great gas station absolutely friendly employees great food great snacks hot and ready get it while it's hot everything is absolutely available for you there everything is on stock great choice of merchandise absolutely a great value for your money highly recommend”

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  2. Dollar General - 908 Franklin St

    908 Franklin St, Anthony TX 79821

    3.9 Good 77 reviews

    “I didn't have enough for cheese, but the store clerk/ manager helped me out. I wasn't expecting that awesome gesture of kindness to happen. I don't know the girls name.”

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  3. Lowe's Mercado - 319 South Main Street

    319 South Main Street, Anthony TX 79821

    3.9 Good 125 reviews

    “There's a cashier lady named Aracely who is on register 1 almost every morning. She is such a joy. Always polite and professional and her product knowledge is great. Always smiling and I can't help but go back just to chit chat with her! Whoever is doing new hires is doing a great job. Thank you! Other cashier's are usually rude and not very knowledgeable but I wanted to give her props!”

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  5. La Feria - 319 Franklin St

    319 Franklin St, Anthony TX 79821

    3.8 Good 44 reviews

    “I'm giving this five stars cause they actual good customer service and they are friendly and they support the Spanish/Mexican culture by playing music. However I have one down side, the smell is not that disgusting but it smells terrible. On the other hand, the lines sometimes get busy and long so be on the look out for that, and they have a subway which also smells too. I definitely recommend coming here and it's close to the community with fresh produce, made by farmers. Other than that, the place is neatly organized.”

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