Gas Stations near Poolville, TX

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  1. 10892 TX-199, Poolville TX 76487

    3.1 Average 24 reviews

  2. 6231 FM 920, Weatherford TX 76088

    4.3 Superb 53 reviews

    “The sweet servers and the best homemade chicken tenders are completely out of this world! Don't forget about the homemade salsa and chips so delicious and just absolutely amazing! Might not look like much but the amount of love and care inside these walls is something to remember forever”

  3. 3600 Old Springtown Rd, Weatherford TX 76085

    4.2 Good 30 reviews

    “Close to a tow yard and I parked the truck to clean it up it was gross,1st platinum freight don't work for them they took me from yuma,Arizona to pick there truck up and didn't pay me for the delivery cleaning it up and taking a load..this is illegal practiced by the Russian companies in Chicago stay away.and ripped me off for $2.200..went from yuma,az to Dallas on train recovered there truck picked up a load took it 2 Chicago and no money..they said I leased the dirty recovery truck which was a lie.stold $2.200 the had to pay for a hotel $90 and $100 deposit and $350 train ticket home..wasted time.”

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  5. 9098 W Hwy 199, Springtown TX 76082

    3.6 Good 38 reviews

    “The new owner has some a great thing with this store. I have never seen the store this clean before. He really has be made this place a decent store! His staff is always friendly and very professional. He seems like a good guy, very respectful and approachable. Will definitely continue to do business with the store.”

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