Convenience Stores in Hallettsville, TX

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  1. 4276 US Hwy 90A W, Hallettsville TX 77964

    5 Superb 10 reviews

    “I saw so many positive reviews about Trey Loudis and I must confess that surely she is a skilled professional trader and the best among all as her clients all said, she managed my account after I Invested $1000 and got a successful withdrawal of $12,000 within few days of my investment, up-till now am still so shocked and surprised "It always seems impossible until it’s done"., with Mrs Trey Loudis your hard-earned money is 100% secured/Safe trust me you have nothing to lose or to be scared of at all, You can contact her via”

  2. 115 Fairwinds St, Hallettsville TX 77964

    4.6 Superb 54 reviews

    “Awesome country store to visit for their spices and fruits and vegetables from local farmers. Restrooms available, plenty of parking you can purchase your lotto here., beer, sodas, and snacks.”

  3. 1603 N Texana St, Hallettsville TX 77964

    4.4 Superb 13 reviews

    “Very clean location. Great selection and customer service. Stopped on my way to Rockport and again on my way back to dallas and didn’t get a chance to try to restaurant but food looked good. Will try on next trip”

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  5. 698 US-77 North, Hallettsville TX 77964

    4.1 Good 14 reviews

    “The best burgers in town ❤ My favorite is the patty melt. It’s sooooo delicious and full of cheesy goodness ❤Yummy 😋😋”

  6. 1603 N Texana St, Hallettsville TX 77964

    4.3 Superb 49 reviews

    “Love this place, but hate they close so early. I usually will grab something for dinner as well while I'm there since there's no longer a mcdonald's or sonic. This store is a great addition to Halletsville and their meal prices are very reasonable.”

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