3321 Ovilla Rd, Red Oak TX 75154
“This store has the freshest vegetables, meats and always well stocked. Also one of the fewer stores that offers help in taking groceries out to your car. Very helpful and friendly.”
100 Harris Avenue, Red Oak TX 75154
“I don't often rate gas stations, but this location is one of my favorites. Always seem to have fair prices on gas. Easy in and easy out for my local travel route. Conveniently located near some other local shops and restaurants dine-in or on the go.”
100 Norton Street, Red Oak TX 75154
“Great fuel from Exxon,they don’t water their fuel mixture as much as the Racetracks do….you gotta watch all them cheap fuel prices,it will affect your motor over time… Choose Exxon,the right partner for your car!”
100 Louise Ritter Blvd, Red Oak TX 75154
“I am loving the convenience of this 7-11 in Red Oak and what I did notice is, the outside of the store is always clean, little trash if any. Note that it hasn’t gone unnoticed.”
100 Harris Avenue, Red Oak TX 75154
“(Translated by Google) The price of gasoline was at $ 2.06And they have a very cheap car wash and they leave the cars looking clean(Original)El precio de la gasolina estava a $2.06Y tienen un car wash muy barato y deja los carros vien limpios”
135 East Ovilla Road, Red Oak TX 75154
“Seventy eleven, don't miss especially this one.I love it convenient, always clean.You're always gonna get a hello.And normally the time I go, there's always a good, fresh cup of coffee”
105 Harris Ave, Red Oak TX 75154
“On my last visit to the Red Oak store a tall black man helped me check out and if it were not for him, I might have thought of leaving and not returning. He is the new look at CVS Red Oak.”
107 East Ovilla Road, Red Oak TX 75154
“I don’t know how I get the young man Maurice each time I pick up my Walmart order but he is so respectful and takes time to handle my groceries with care. He always puts my eggs and bread in my hands he never loads them with all the other items.”
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