Gas Stations in Hidalgo, TX

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  1. 401 E Coma Ave, Hidalgo TX 78557

    4.6 Superb 19 reviews

  2. 3300 State Hwy 336, Hidalgo TX 78557

    4.4 Superb 28 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) People very committed to their work and especially the cook, who is Puerto Rican, cooks delicious food and treats you in a way that makes you feel like a special person. I recommend that you visit it and eat its delicious pork rind tacos.(Original)Gente muy comprometida con su trabajo y especialmente la cocinera Qué es puertorriqueña cocina delicioso y te trata de una forma que te hace sentir una persona especial te recomiendo que lo visiten y coma sus ricos tacos de chicharrón”

  3. 2211 East Hwy 281, Hidalgo TX 78557

    2.8 Average 7 reviews

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  5. 510 South International Blvd., Hidalgo TX 78557

    2.5 Average 10 reviews

    “Hola, Soló Quiero Saber Si Cerraron Pemex En Reynosa, Y Esta Cerca Para Cruzar Al Puente Internacional Reynosa Hidalgo, Qué Gasolinerias Están Cerca, Gracias”

  6. 3000 N Jackson Rd, Hidalgo TX 78557

    2.6 Average 12 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) It usually gives the best price compared to gas stations in the area. If you have the App and use Walmart Pay, you can save an additional 3 cents.The bathroom and the store are decent. There is a snack, coffee and soft drink to start the day or continue on your trip.(Original)Suele dar el mejor precio en comparación con las gasolineras en el área. Si tienes la App y usas Walmart Pay, te puedes ahorrar 3 centavos adicionales.El baño y la tienda están decentes. Hay botana, café y refresco para arrancar el día o seguir adelante en tu viaje.”

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