317 Fort McKavitt St, Mason TX 76856
“This is one of best priced gas and a friendly place in Mason TX to stop and refuel! Other stations in Mason are all great and friendly as well but for best prices, stop here!”
817 McKinley Ave, Mason TX 76856
“Gigis is the best little convenience store in Mason! Locally owned and Gigi has the best customer service, she is the sweetest around! They have a great selection of normal convenience store items, amazing tea, great selection of MTX Meats, yummy breakfast and deli items. But best of all the BURGERS! Best in Mason! Don't pass it up!”
531 Fort McKavitt St, Mason TX 76856
“It could be better less coffe choices and needs major improvement but the cheese personal 🕠pizza is not that bad and Gatorade it a good combination for a little trip God bless yall good place to stop”
616 Fort McKavitt Street, Mason TX 76856
“I had an incredibly stressful experience after being left behind by my Greyhound bus in Mason, Texas. I was stranded two hours from home without my ID and was feeling overwhelmed and anxious, unsure of what to do. Ryan, who works at the Stripes convenience store, went above and beyond to help me. He treated me like family from the moment I walked in. He reassured me that everything was going to be okay, watched my bags while I figured out my next steps, and showed genuine kindness and compassion during a very difficult moment. Exceptional customer service is rare, but Ryan’s willingness to help someone in need says a lot about his character. I’m incredibly grateful for his kindness and professionalism. Stripes is fortunate to have an employee like Ryan representing the company.”
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