Convenience Stores near Calvert, TX

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  1. 801 Main Street, Calvert TX 77837

    3.8 Good 33 reviews

    “I stopped in to stretch my legs and use the facilities and ended up getting food, drinks and a hat that I didn't know I needed. I'll be back again. ?”

  2. 209 Main St, Calvert TX 77837

    3 Average 3 reviews

  3. 508 S Alamo St, Hearne TX 77859

    4.5 Superb 37 reviews

    “The owner is amazing he gave us a custom sign that represents my son's football #7 , Seth and Bethany were so helpful on finding this for my son's project. Great place, low atm fees.”

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  5. 807 W Brown St, Hearne TX 77859

    4.4 Superb 12 reviews

    “Nice little store. Stop in for a few minutes got what I needed an was on my way. It's an older store an I looking around to see what the have in store. Very interesting.”

  6. 1656 S Market St, Hearne TX 77859

    4.1 Good 21 reviews

    “Clean, friendly, safe area, and well-stocked with lots of food choices for on the go. From Weikel's Bakery to Starbucks and Lost Creek's own sandwich selection, this is a great convenience store.”

  7. 917 W Brown St, Hearne TX 77859

    3.6 Good 7 reviews

  8. 1423 North Market Street, Hearne TX 77859

    3.7 Good 202 reviews

    “A true oasis on the road! This travel stop is exceptionally clean, well-stocked, and the staff are always friendly and efficient. Great food and plenty of room to park make it my go-to choice every time. Five stars for convenience and a welcoming atmosphere! There is a McDonald's on property also. Restrooms are very clean. Great Visit.”

  9. 100 North Market Street, Hearne TX 77859

    2.8 Average 28 reviews

    “Chrissy the Manager is an awesome, dedicated, and professional person. He is always busy and on the ball. He leads by example and you can see that through the employees. He has earned and deserves to be promoted ASAP because I know a real leader when I see one. I'm a retired USAF Military Veteran who served our great country for 20 years and 12 days. This is a outstanding store, because it is always well stocked. Anthony Mickens”

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