Convenience Stores in Sachse, TX

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  1. 6502 S State Hwy 78, Sachse TX 75048

    4.1 Good 85 reviews

    “Bill is an exceptional employee! He is very sweet and helpful! He walked my nana and I put to our car and helped load all the heavy merchandise we bought! Thank you so much Bill! ❤️”

  2. 5434 S State Hwy 78, Sachse TX 75048

    3.8 Good 69 reviews

    “This Walgreens location is always clean, well-stocked and the cashiers are friendly. Pharmacy staff are usually friendly. If you are getting a vaccine at this location they get you in and out.”

  3. 5920 South State Hwy 78, Sachse TX 75048

    3.4 Good 102 reviews

    “I absolutely love this gas station!! It is small, cozy and welcoming even in late night hours. The cashier working is always so sweet even when it is late at night. Please give them a visit if you can!! :)”

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  5. 5550 President George Bush Hwy, Sachse TX 75048

    3.3 Good 39 reviews

    “Best 7-11 Ever! Always clean and well-organized. The help is always on hand to take care of people fast and efficiently. Plenty of gas pumps and lots of room to move around. All the stuff you could want. What a 7-Eleven ought to be.”

  6. 7410 S State Hwy 78, Sachse TX 75048

    2.5 Average 8 reviews

  7. 2900 Miles Road, Sachse TX 75048

    1.8 Poor 93 reviews

    “The women working tonight had the biggest heart.. I'm a single mom went in to get some pizzas with my ebt for me n my kiddos n I went to put them in the car n ran back into go get the pizzas as she gave the kids dessert for free 3 donuts for free just because she wanted to bless them I didn't ask or seem in need she just did it out the goodness of her heart .. lord bless these owners n these workers for just being kind .. thank you ma'am.** stole this picture from another post**”

  8. 7810 S State Hwy 78, Sachse TX 75048

    1.7 Poor 120 reviews

    “7-Eleven is a convenient stop for quick snacks, drinks, and everyday essentials. The store is usually well-stocked, and the variety of items makes it easy to grab what you need on the go. Staff are generally friendly and the checkout process is fast. It’s especially great for late-night runs when other places are closed. However, cleanliness and organization can vary depending on the location, but overall it’s a reliable and accessible convenience store.”

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