Gas Stations in Pleasanton, TX

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  1. 219 West Oaklawn Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.6 Superb 87 reviews

    “The lady explained that the gas was turned on,but the pump does things backwards at this station. You first press that you want a receipt,even though you already got a receipt by paying at the window. After you get your receipt,it will start pumping your gas. Strange sytem,I rather go to the ones you get to pump right after you pay,instead of dealing with getting another receipt,just so it can start to pump gas.”

  2. 1318 2nd Street, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.5 Superb 82 reviews

    “I went in to get some snacks and soft drinks. It was slightly crowded and some people were wearing masks and a few were not. I am not sure what the store mask policy is but they did not say anything to those without masks. Their prices are competitive with other convenience stores.although i feel the soft drink prices overall regardless of store or location are too high. This was a rare event for me to buy soft drinks at a convenience store. I usually just purchase gas or ice.”

  3. 2145 West Oaklawn Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.4 Superb 36 reviews

    “All Murphy's are almost the same. Just depends on what area you are in and who's working. None of the store has the same priest... Lol Some store sale beer but they always have food, cigar, cigarettes, oil for your car, and Ice Dang it Murphy's has it all... Do I need to say more???”

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  5. 2370 West Oaklawn Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “Paid with card at pump so I wouldn't need to go in and then the pump tells me the cashier has my receipt inside. Other than that I have no problem at all with them.”

  6. 109963 I-37, Pleasanton TX 78064

    3.9 Good 7 reviews

    “Wendy's, Pizza Hut, Blue Bell ice cream bar, and Mexican food all separate food points. They clean bathrooms and you'll go broke.Because your kids will want to buy every darn toy that's in this place!”

  7. 104 South Main Street, Pleasanton TX 78064

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

  8. 90 Oil Road, Pleasanton TX 78064

    3.7 Good 22 reviews

  9. 103344 I-37 #103344, Pleasanton TX 78064

    3.7 Good 96 reviews

    “Decent bathrooms when you need to make a pitt stop on the road. Multiple bathrooms and convenience store has all the drink and snack options of your choice. Staff is friendly and you can get what you need in and out no problem. When you need to stop this gas station is good.”

  10. 1318 2nd St, Pleasanton TX 78064

    3.4 Good 15 reviews

  11. 103344 I-37, Pleasanton TX 78064

    3.6 Good 69 reviews

    “I came here for lunch with a group while visiting my boyfriend in McCoy, and I’m really glad we stopped in. Our server was kind and attentive, and the food was genuinely good. I got the club sandwich—bread was nicely toasted, and I added a little Tabasco for some extra flavor. My boyfriend and his mom had burgers that were juicy and satisfying. Considering I’m from Corpus, where everything is just a couple minutes away, this place felt a little more remote—but that added to the charm. The only small downside was that the tissue holders were a bit dusty, but honestly, everything else made up for it. I’d definitely eat here again.”

  12. 104 S Main St, Pleasanton TX 78064

    2.6 Average 7 reviews

  13. 924 W Oaklawn Rd, Pleasanton TX 78064

    2.9 Average 12 reviews

    “Place e is always clean. The laundry is awsome. Clean, plenty of washers and prices are good . The people that work in the laundry part are very nice and helpful. Just wish they were 24 hours .”

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