Gas Stations in Fort Bliss, TX

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  1. 11254 Luke St, Fort Bliss TX 79908

    3.9 Good 35 reviews

    “One of the nicest gas stations I've been to. It was clean and well stocked. The employees are kind and the manager working at night around Christmas was very kind and helpful!”

  2. 13471 Sergeant Major Blvd, Fort Bliss TX 79918

    3.8 Good 68 reviews

    “I love coming to this express. There is a very tall man who’s very handsome and always so sweet and gives me or my kids compliment of some sort whenever we’re there he’s always got a smile on. And then there is a lady who also is very sweet and she has a very heavy European accent and I love talking to her and I love hearing her accent and she’s also just the sweetest human ever. Don’t ever let these employees go unless they’re going to follow their Dreams.”

  3. 21233 Torch Street, Fort Bliss TX 79918

    3.4 Good 27 reviews

    “Always go to this shopette spot to grab some gas, snacks, food, drinks since it’s next to my barracks. Very good selection just like any other shopette on post and got some friendly workers in there aswell. Had no problems here just self checkout or in person then leave. My go 2 spot for snacks and drinks but if this spot is closed at night, I go to the 24 hours spot couple miles away. ?”

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  5. 21233 Torch St, Fort Bliss TX

    3.2 Average 22 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 9PM

    “Closer to my barracks by a minute and main spot to fill up my tank before leaving off post. Sometimes it’s out of order and it gets crowded during breakfast and lunch hours. ?”

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