1151 US-90, Castroville TX 78009
“Being Walmart + member, I scanned the QR code, was quickly identified and given the 10 cents off per gallon. Receipt sent to my email The area was under construction and some difficulty to enter/leave.”
521 US-90, Castroville TX 78009
“I pump gasoline in here. To my ppint of view I think it last more than regular gasoline from Heb or Wal Mart Gas Stations. The store is very clean and the old lady clerk is very helpful.”
815 US-90, Castroville TX 78009
“stop at the Valley Mart just to use the restroom, but went into the store was very clean. The restrooms were very clean and the cashier their Rob was very very very friendly and welcoming I'll definitely stop here again when passing through?”
1116 US-90 west, Castroville TX 78009
“I've been coming here for years with multiple rounds of laundry (bulky items), and the only issue I've ever had were some shady people who would sit out front. This time around the only thing I had an issue was one of the dryer's coin slot was broken...but I didn't know until .75 cents in. The return button wasn't working either. I called the store attached to the building and a young clerk informed me they don't own the laundromat but do help manage it. I let her know one of the dryers needs to be marked as out of order because of the coin slot and I told her it ate my .75 cents. She marked the dryer as out of order and refunded me my .75cents. This place has been really good giving me the best experience every time I use the laundromat. Yeah, some machines are down, but what do you expect from machines used multiple times by various people throughout the day. Thank you for always providing the best!”
1598 US-90, Castroville TX 78009
“I will never stop in another Stripes so I gave this one a shot!THE Cheapest gas I saw anywhere on the whole trip! It's a large store so lots lot of selection. The men's room was useable but hardly clean or I would give it 5 stars”
203 US-90 East, Castroville TX 78009
“This station is nice an clean and conveniently located. The bathrooms are singles with a door that can be locked. It was very clean. They have a good stock of offerings from snacks to sodas and drinks. There is a subway connected for sandwiches.”
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