1000 South Burleson Avenue, McCamey TX 79752
“I always stop at this ALLSUP’S on my way to Odessa. I wish we had these down in South Texas. The employees are nice and the store is always clean and welcoming. And of course, I must mention the burritos. Their world famous beef and bean burrito is so delicious and well deserving after hours spent on the road. I smother it with their taco sauce, makes it 10 times better! Also, give the chimichanga a try. It’s very tasty as well! I highly recommend this place if you’re ever traveling through McCamey, Texas.”
1000 South Burleson Avenue, McCamey TX 79752
4683 FM 11, McCamey TX 79752
“I know from the interstate and possibly on the trucker path app, this looks like one of those typical really run-down places. But it's not nearly as bad as i expected it to be! It's actually pretty nice! The only real issue i had was the fact that their hours on here were wrong. If that hasn't updated yet, they open at 6:00 a.m. not 8:00! Other than that the place is pretty nice, it looks as though it was bought or taken over at one point by a young couple who really care about the business! The bathroom was very clean, as well as everything else, and well organized as well! Prices were high of course, but you can't really not expect that from a small place in the middle of nowhere like this! That's just how business works and everyone knows that!!”
TEXAS HWY 11 &, I-10, McCamey TX 79752
“Bathrooms were clean.People were nice and everything was cheap like it's supposed to be not expensive.Not overpriced, just priced correctly.I highly recommend stopping”
200 North Burleson Avenue, McCamey TX 79752
“Best burgers when Roxanne is working love when she makes them, not burnt always asks if we want crispy bacon, patty was not dry had juice still, bun was cooked just the way I like them not dry but with a lil grease on both sides of the buns The best burgers ever. Tried to get a good picture but the light wasn't so good.”
The Iowa retailer, the third-largest convenience store operator in the country, built its new three-year plan around three priorities: store growth, food and beverage expansion, and kitchen technology upgrades. The company plans to add 120 stores during the current fiscal year. Its previous plan, launched in 2023, delivered more than 500 new stores and earned the company a spot in the S&P 500.
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