Gas Stations near Premont, TX

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  1. 298 CR 421, Premont TX 78375

    4.3 Superb 14 reviews

  2. 201 S Broadway St, Premont TX 78375

    3.8 Good 8 reviews

    “Stopped because I needed to take a DOT mandatory 30-minute break from driving DOT mandates a 30-minute break between the 6th and 8th hour of consecutive driving, to prevent driver fatigue.Walked into the store to grab a cup of coffee and was surprised to find a wide variety of freshly made tacos, sausage, and bacon biscuits as well as some kolaches.The tacos were respectfully big and priced at only 2 for $4.00. I got two - Potato, egg, and Bacon tacos. I was flabbergasted by the quality and taste of the #GasStationTacos.I would definitely recommend this store for anyone traveling down on Southbound US 281, thru Premont, TX during Breakfast hours as a place to pick up a quick and delicious taco.”

  3. 801 W Rice St, Falfurrias TX 78355

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “Don't know the name of this store but I only stop here to buy Lotto tickets. They have sooo many to choose from on flat screens. We stop by here when we travel to the casino just for the tickets for Lotto mega, power ball, and scratch offs and we have won.”

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  5. 112 US-281, Falfurrias TX 78355

    3.6 Good 58 reviews

  6. 500 East Rice Street, Falfurrias TX 78355

    3.1 Average 107 reviews

    “Amazing staff. Everyone here is really friendly. And the customer before me forgot $5 from his wallet and the cashier ran out to the parking lot and returned it. Roadtrips can be long. Nice places like this uplift the spirit. Keep being awesome!”

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