Gas Stations in Clarendon, TX

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  1. 619 West 2nd Street, Clarendon TX 79226

    4 Good 32 reviews

    “I came to this restaurant for the chicken bit that place has been replaced with a burger joint. I'm gonna tell you that they have the best burgers around. Huge, juicy, fresh cooked and loaded with all the veggies, if you want them. Also, the sweet and unsweetened tea is wonderful. It's not much to look at inside but trust me when I say that their burgers are the best. And super affordable. You won't regret coming here.”

  2. 415 West 2nd Street, Clarendon TX 79226

    3.8 Good 20 reviews

  3. 302 West 2nd Street, Clarendon TX 79226

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

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  5. 805 West 2nd Street, Clarendon TX 79226

    3 Average 7 reviews

    “Tyler, Alexis, good human beings like them employed at such places make it a pleasure to go in. Beautiful facility. Much appreciated. Disciple james ps. Then Ms China in the morning, they must pay her four people's wages because she does the work of four people. What a great associate. I don't know how she does it. Without complaint.”

  6. 415 W 2nd St, Clarendon TX 79226

    3.1 Average 28 reviews

    “My family of 6 stopped here a few days ago. All the adults , once we were back in the car , talked of how this was a great experience. Bathrooms were clean, aisles were not cluttered, staff was present(not on their phones) and acknowledged us. They had everything we could possibly need. Great experience!”

  7. 805 West 2nd Street, Clarendon TX 79226

    3 Average 115 reviews

    “Some dude lied very hard about Josh. He knows better than to cuss in front of children. The guy just had a bad day and decided to take it out on someone else. And got him fired.”

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