Convenience Stores in Fort Cavazos, TX

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  1. Bldg, 5488 Hoover Hill Rd, Fort Cavazos TX 76544

    4.6 Superb 12 reviews

    “Always walking in with big smiles greeting me! Kellie, Agustin, and Roselen are awesome!! Great customer service, they are always there to help when I need to find anything!”

  2. Bldg, 70012 Clarke Rd, Fort Cavazos TX 76544

    3.8 Good 15 reviews

  3. 48830 Washington St, Fort Cavazos TX 76544

    3.5 Good 16 reviews

    “I go to the shop at frequently because it is close. Glad that they have Shoppette all around the military housing areas for those with military ID cards. They usually have some kind of deal going on with snacks inside. In the summertime they have great deals on Fountain drinks and even the slushies. The gas prices are comparable in the neighborhood as well.”

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  5. Bldg, 1002 T.J. Mills Blvd, Fort Cavazos TX 76544

    3.3 Good 15 reviews

    “Place hasn't changed in years really. Big alcohol selection with hunts bros pizza as well. It surprisingly is miss alot of the normal shoppette tactical gear like 550 cord, face paint, knives, etc.”

  6. 9401 Legends Wy, Fort Cavazos TX 76544

    3 Average 10 reviews

    “Never have a problem at this store, customer service is always great. However there's typically only 1 hair cut person working, so the line can get pretty backex up pretty fast”

  7. Bldg, 33012 Battalion Avenue, Fort Cavazos TX 76544

    2.7 Average 18 reviews

    “It's super cute but really tight quarters! I love all the options, but it felt like at lunchtime, I was sholder to sholder with a bunch of lunchtime hungry soliders. They could definitely work on the traffic flow for all the people that come in and out! Otherwise, there are lots of good food options and very easy to navigate.”

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