Convenience Stores near Maypearl, TX

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  1. 208 E Main St, Italy TX 76651

    4.8 Superb 34 reviews

    “They went above and beyond by coming to my house and putting air in my tire so I could drive to their shop to get my tire fixed. My go to for tire and inspection needs! What a blessing!”

  2. 101 L R Campbell Rd, Italy TX 76651

    3.5 Good 156 reviews

    “A favorite stopping spot for me. Store has lots of variety, clean restrooms and a friendly staff. Also they sell what appears to be wares from local vendors, unique art and clothing items. Good spot to stop, easy off the interstate and easy back on.”

  3. 9801 US-67, Alvarado TX 76009

    3.1 Average 19 reviews

    “Love this place! They’ve done a lot of updates over the past year and it’s looking great plus they have pay at the pump now! The restrooms are available to the public they just close the store at 11. They always have candy I don’t see at other gas stations & the owner is so friendly! Best prices around I always stop when I get the chance”

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  5. 101 US-67 Unit A, Venus TX 76084

    2.7 Average 14 reviews

    “Always friendly staff who can manage to keep their cool and professionalism in front of some the most entitled and disrespectful customers I have ever seen in my 6 years of customer service. 11/10 the workers are so sweet”

  6. 1021 Dale Evans Dr, Italy TX 76651

    3.2 Average 120 reviews

    “They have a nice little dog park right beside the parking spaces reserved for charging electric vehicles. They also have an actual working air machine! as well as a spigot to fill up with potable water and a dump station for those with RV's / portable restroom trailers needing to empty their black water waste tanks. $10 dump fee You must supply your own hose. Store was clean and well stocked inside as were the restrooms. Even though it was bustling with customer's, the line for the cashier proceeded quickly. Overall, I can happily recommend this Love's location as a very nice place to stop.”

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