Convenience Stores in Highlands, TX

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  1. 611 E Wallisville Rd, Highlands TX 77562

    4.6 Superb 10 reviews

    “This my favorite store , I like the guy working in the morning he very polite and nice to customer , nice clean store , the best gas prices in town , clean laundry matt .”

  2. 1015 North Main Street, Highlands TX 77562

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

    “Always clean & friendly! Lines move quick and it's setup pretty conveniently! Anytime I need to ask for something theirs a employee to answer your questions.”

  3. 7914 Thompson Rd, Highlands TX 77562

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “Love this store for many reasons. One: some of the best, laid back, good home grown people to there. Everyone becomes like family. TWO: the owners and people who work there are awesome!!! I know them all very well; Ali works daytime; he is such a good guy and very down to earth. Mike works mostly nights; he always has the biggest smile on his face!! It never ceases to lift my spirits when I walk in and see him grinning ear to ear. He is a great friend to my husband and I. As far as local little convenience stores go; this one has my heart and my vote by far.”

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  5. 2930 E Wallisville Rd, Highlands TX 77562

    4.2 Good 4 reviews

  6. 504 S Main St suite a, Highlands TX 77562

    3.8 Good 10 reviews

    “It’s so nice to see a gas station that doest price gouge. 20lb of ice was 2.99 TWO NINETY NINE!!!! The other gas stations could learn a thing or two.”

  7. 2404 East Wallisville Road, Highlands TX 77562

    3 Average 3 reviews

  8. 1511 E Wallisville Rd, Highlands TX 77562

    3.3 Good 67 reviews

    “My favorite laundromat hands down! Not only is it open 24 hours, it's extremely clean and kept nice and cool. All of the machines are new and work great! They have vending machines and coin operated toy machines. No bathroom, but the gas station next door does. On the other side there is a game room.6 load-- $8.503 load-- $4.752 load-- $3.50Dryers-- . 50¢”

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