Convenience Stores near Proctor, TX

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  1. 2296 US-67, Proctor TX 76468

    4.5 Superb 44 reviews

    “I recently moved to the area, and this facility is clean and well stocked. Live minnows. Basic necessities. And great fried catfish! The employees are very curtious and have been there long enough that they know the community. Keep up the good work guys!”

  2. 104 Commerce St, Gustine TX 76455

    4.8 Superb 22 reviews

    “This place is great place for gas, groceries and hot food. The people are here very friendly and professional. And specifically they have very delicious hand made fresh burgers and burritos, also pizza is very good.I have great fun with game machine here. And the great thing they offered me free drink while playing game machine.Very soon they adding beer’s wines. It will be great.”

  3. 505 E Blackjack St, Dublin TX 76446

    3.9 Good 53 reviews

    “I really like this Gas Station... more for the Store tho... Pumps usually have issues, and gas high...but its an independent station so thats normal...But oh man the Hot Food...Made in store and most from real ingredients not frozen only a couple are but those aren't bad... Breakfast Burritos ☺️...real eggs... Chicken Quesadillas sooooooo much cheeeeeese ?yeas!...and the ppl who work there are all awesome and friendly...Moving Away i will miss this One...”

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  5. 801 E Blackjack St, Dublin TX 76446

    4 Good 25 reviews

  6. 102 Pearl St, Gustine TX 76455

    4 Good 5 reviews

    “Mike behind the counter is very nice and when he found out I was traveling by bicycle he gave me a lot of encouragement and faith in humanity. Thanks Mike I will remember your kindness. Your friend Mario”

  7. 16767 Co Rd 351, Dublin TX 76446

    3.5 Good 19 reviews

    “Our car broke down and they allowed us to charge our battery at their store ,the manager was so very helpful and very nice Great hospitality of a good Samaritan thank you”

  8. 900 E Navarro Ave, De Leon TX 76444

    2.4 Poor 5 reviews

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