Convenience Stores in Cedar Creek, TX

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  1. 1136 TX-21, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    4.8 Superb 29 reviews

    “I am in sales so I’m on the road every day, all day. I have been in hundreds of convenience stores. This is not an exaggeration when I say 21 Food Marr on Hwy 21 is the cleanest store / gas station I think I have ever visited! The owners are super nice. Fully stocked store, clean inside and out! Very impressive! If you are in the Cedar Creek area, stop in here. You will be impressed as well!”

  2. 1667 State Hwy 71, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    4.3 Superb 33 reviews

    “I was stranded one day and was greeted by a worked named Sy. His customer service was incredible it made me wanna shop there more. Thank you Sy for incredible customer service, making me feel welcome, and showing empathy to my problems. I also really enjoy the little shopping stores close to it. I recommend this store! I hope their service to everyone stays this good to people no matter who they are.”

  3. 2061 State Hwy 71, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “The staff is very friendly day or night. They most definitely have people skills and deals with the good,bad,and the ugly so when you leave this store you leave with Satisfaction and a smile. I been visiting the store daily for 2 years.”

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  5. 2061 State Hwy 71, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    3.3 Good 108 reviews

    “Clean single women's bathroom with diaper changing area and complimentary diapers. Seems the cheapest regular gas price (eg $3.89) is via the Exxon app or card. Cash is currently $0.15 more / gal ($4.04) while credit card is $0.20 ($4.09) higher.”

  6. 2850 State Hwy 71, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    3.1 Average 9 reviews

    “The store is always clean, organized, and well stocked when I stop by. Customer service is friendly and helpful, and Jared is always friendly, helpful, and professional”

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