Convenience Stores near Bluffton, TX

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  1. 11635 Ranch Rd 2241, Bluffton TX 78607

    4.2 Good 23 reviews

    “If you're visiting the Lake Buchanan area stop by here if you forget to buy something or run out of beverages.We were in the area and we were wanting ice. We ended up getting ice cream and snacks while here. I saw online that it's a woman owned business so I definitely wanted to check it out even more. If you're fishing or hunting in the area they have supplies you may need. This place may be small on the inside, but they had what we needed since I don't believe there is a lot of stores in this area. People here were friendly.Go check this store out if you're in the area.”

  2. 15801 TX-29, Buchanan Dam TX 78609

    4.4 Superb 18 reviews

    “We are from out of town and was referred to this place for live bait. Have just about everything you would need! Best Hunts Pizza I ever had! Very friendly and great service!”

  3. 2045 Ranch Rd 261, Buchanan Dam TX 78609

    3.7 Good 22 reviews

    “This store is always clean & they keep the temperature nice & cool during the summer!! Fresh brewed tea, ice cold drinks & beer, snacks, staple grocery & household items. Get a fishing license, tackle or various accessories! The Cafe is open again too! Nice place to stop in & grab a few things instead of driving all the way into town!”

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  5. 15411 TX-29, Buchanan Dam TX 78609

    3.5 Good 19 reviews

    “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing Service from Twilla! I had an incredible experience at TXB, all thanks to Twilla! From the moment I walked in, she greeted me with a warm smile and a great attitude. Her customer service was top-notch—friendly, efficient, and genuinely caring. She went above and beyond to make sure I had everything I needed and even gave great recommendations. It’s rare to find someone who truly enjoys helping people, but Twilla made my visit feel special. If you stop by TXB, I highly recommend looking for her—she’s the best! Would definitely come back just because of her outstanding service. Keep up the great work, Twilla!”

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