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“Good quality HEB, it's a smaller store but always has what i need. Great staff and quality, only complaint is parking isn't the greatest and it can be long lines on weekends or afternoons.”
“First time eating here. I have always been curious to try. These are the BEST BURGERS you will ever eat. Must stop here if passing by. Good priced food. You will definitely become a regular customer. Sorry, no photo to post. I ate the burger too fast.”
4:30AM - 10PM
315 N Alabama Rd, Wharton
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“Gas prices are typically on the high side. The cook in the back makes delicious food and she always has a smile. Chicken strips and french fries are my wife & I's guilty pleasure. Thank you for running a business in our town!”
7AM - 10PM
6724 US-59, Wharton
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Open 24 hours
350 Walnut St, Hungerford
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“I stopped for a PM and the service was very fast and professional. The mechanic Andrew does very good work and very polite. I will stop here to get my work done from now on.”
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“First Main Auto has become my go-to for reliable service in a timely manner. I've been using their inspection and maintenance services for a little over three years now, and have been happy with their work every time. It's nice to be in and out in a reasonable time, while knowing the job was done right the first time. In regards to pricing, everything I've requested has been well within reason. Before bashing the proprietors on their pricing, take into consideration that much like other petroleum products, engine oil cost does increase with oil prices, and oil filters are subject to inflation as well. For example, I had an oil change done today (10/7/24) that cost $101.50. Of that total, labor was only $30 while oil and filter was $71.50, quick research of costs in the area suggests this is comparable to what others are charging. For those of you who still think that is too much, perhaps you should try and do it yourself which will help understand why things cost what they do.”