Convenience Stores in Leon Valley, TX

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  1. 7153 Bandera Rd, Leon Valley TX 78238

    3.7 Good 23 reviews

    “This store has the nicest night staff I work nights and stop by several times a week for gas and cigarettes. LJ always has a smile on her face and always has a positive attitude. Upper management should eye her in the future for management. I really like the look of the remodeled store. The store before the remodel was really ghettoish. I refer my neighbors and friends to this location. Keep up the good work.”

  2. 6461 Bandera Road, Leon Valley TX 78238

    3.5 Good 166 reviews

    “Love this place! Can pick up Amazon orders at the locker there and get a pineapple sweet tea. Also is like the only place to get ethanol free gas for 2cycle engines. 7/25 Right now you can get ANY taco and a 32oz Big Q drink for$2.99! Today June 8th the fountain area is down.”

  3. 6988 Bandera Rd, Leon Valley TX 78238

    3.7 Good 20 reviews

    “I had to pump air into my tires and the machine didn't seem to work. When I asked the employees inside of Circle K, they gave me free $4 worth of quarters and gave help to start the air pump. Honestly, the best help when it was needed the most. Awesome people here. Won't forget. Thank u so much!!!”

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  5. 6635 Bandera Rd, San Antonio TX 78238

    2.7 Average 80 reviews

    “I just want to say a heartfelt thank you to Jaymes, one of the managers at this location. From the moment I walked in, he was kind, patient, and truly understanding. I came in hoping to create something meaningful in honor of my late mother, and he treated it with so much care and respect. He went above and beyond to make sure everything was just right, and the end result meant more to me than I can put into words. I’m incredibly grateful for the time and compassion he showed during such an important moment!”

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