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  1. Dollar General - 69 N Magnolia Ave

    69 N Magnolia Ave, Hubbard TX 76648

    4.2 Good 73 reviews

    “I love to go here when one of the girls are working. So fun and crazy. Store is clean, except for those boxes always on a row. Clean bathroom for male/female. Also, plenty of space for parking and they have wheelchair accessibility.”

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  2. CEFCO Convenience Store - 309 N Magnolia Ave #31

    309 N Magnolia Ave #31, Hubbard TX 76648

    4.2 Good 17 reviews

    “Need's to be bigger store here in Hubbard Texas, too crowded at the gas pumps, to close to the corner, need more help,faster cashiers. You all got the message I guess y'all didn't hear a word I said”

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  3. Brookshire Brothers - 305 NE 4th St

    305 NE 4th St, Hubbard TX 76648

    4 Good 85 reviews

    “My family and I just moved to the area, and found this Brookshire's nearby. The store is in a very small town, and for most people out here Walmart and other stores like that are really far, so we decided to try this one. The store is small, but has everything you might need, and the staff is VERY helpful and friendly, they even helped us to the car with our purchases and helped load it all into the trunk! I definitely recommend this store.”

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