Gas Stations in Gun Barrel City, TX

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  1. 103 West Main Street, Gun Barrel City TX 75147

    3.7 Good 59 reviews

    “I always like this place. I often stop their to use my phone and don't go in but all I can do is my best. Aside from all this stress. I wonder if I will always be called crazy because I don't act like a damsel in distress.”

  2. 103 West Main Street, Gun Barrel City TX 75156

    3.5 Good 8 reviews

    “Me and da homie pulled up after walking for 4 miles and got some skibidi guzzlers and sigma grubbs and got that Cole Myers juice. WE WALK IN. WE PAY. WE DEPART. WE RETURN TO WHIMSICAL JOURNEY.”

  3. 101 North Gun Barrel Lane, Gun Barrel City TX 75156

    3.4 Good 5 reviews

    “I frequent this store regularly since I moved here 3yrs ago. Though there have been many changes, I have never met a rude person yet. No matter which clerk is behind the counter they have always been down to earth.”

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  5. 794 W Main St, Gun Barrel City TX 75156

    3 Average 8 reviews

  6. 794 W Main St, Gun Barrel City TX 75147

    2.7 Average 7 reviews

    “The hours aren’t great but I do love the drive-thru. Never had bad service. They always seem nice and that is hard in customer service. lol. Especially at a gas station. It would suck to have work the drive thru and the counter. I appreciate all who work there. Thank you!! Only reason for 4 stars are the hours. They close too early in my opinion. On the weekends at least. But other than that, it’s great.”

  7. 1190 West Main Street, Gun Barrel City TX 75156

    2.9 Average 63 reviews

    “Murphy's is pretty cool.The only thing is, they advertise cheaper cigarettes.But it seems like they went up whatever happened to our Winston's specials.Come on , murphy's”

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