Convenience Stores near Grandview, TX

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  1. 1201 S Files St, Itasca TX 76055

    4 Good 97 reviews

    “Convenient Stop with Great Service. I recently stopped at the Exxon gas station on 1201 S Files St. in Itasca, TX, and had a pretty good experience. The location is very convenient, right off the highway, which is perfect for quick refueling. The pumps were in good working order and the flow rate was fast, saving me time. The store inside was clean and well-stocked with a variety of snacks and essentials, making it easy to grab a quick bite or a drink on the go. The staff was friendly and efficient, making the visit smooth and pleasant. My only gripe was that the prices were a bit higher compared to other nearby stations, which is the only reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5. Overall, I recommend this Exxon for those who are looking for reliability and good service while on the road.”

  2. 1204 E Main St, Itasca TX 76055

    4 Good 5 reviews

    • Today Open 24 hours

    “A welcome stop where there aren’t many great places aside from Bucees!! Sonic inside and a bit of everything in here. Surprising cleaner than you’d think pulling up. Quite modern inside.”

  3. 100 NORTH MAIN STREET, Covington TX 76636

    3.6 Good 41 reviews

    “I stop there every morning 6 days a week and the young lady behind the counter know exactly what I get everyday . She is amazing at her job and is always doing something. And is very kind . Only down fall to the station is the fuel pumps the card reader either works or it don't. Wish they had the tap and pay like some of the others I have been to. But all in all the lady's that work the store in the wee hours in the morning are excellent they even have a smile for 3:45 to 4 a.m.”

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  5. 5601 US-67, Alvarado TX 76009

    2.6 Average 24 reviews

    “The older lady with the glasses that worked this morning on 9/23 around 10:45 a.m. was so sweet and I see her there all the time working hard she deserves great things she is so kind-hearted and I think she deserves a raise because you don't get customer service like that anymore!!”

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