Convenience Stores near Walnut Springs, TX

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  1. 3120 3rd Street, Walnut Springs TX 76690

    4.1 Good 13 reviews

    “Got a flat tire and randomly pulled over here to fix it. Asked the cashier if there were any towing companies around, and he told us if we had all the tools, he would change it for us! Well, we couldn't get our tire down, so his uncle drove to get a patch kit. He came back and fixed it for us!! He didn't even want to take the money we gave him. If I ever come through this town again I know where I'll be stopping”

  2. 501 W Morgan, Meridian TX 76665

    3.8 Good 39 reviews

    “I put gas in my truck here. Sometimes I put gas in my wife's car here. Sometimes I put gas in my four wheeler here. One time I put gas in an old ladies car here. She did not know that I know how to do things... like put gas in cars.”

  3. 710 Harris St, Morgan TX 76671

    3.9 Good 9 reviews

    “I like to come this store because I get everything what I need. Costumer service is very good and helpful. Not only grocery Chevron gashstation laundry and car wash also in one place.”

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  5. 109 Hwy 6, Iredell TX 76649

    3.2 Average 13 reviews

    “Very nice bathroom with changing table anda generous portion of paper towels from the auto dispenser. It may seem silly but that always tells me that management cares about their customers - but the coffee was amazing! Very unusual for a convenience store! Thank you!”

  6. 319 E Morgan St, Meridian TX 76665

    2.5 Average 13 reviews

    “My husband and I got caught in a bad rain storm, he on his motorcycle, me in the car. We stopped here so he could warm up and dry off a little and wait out the worst of the storm. The clerk was so sweet and let us stay as long as we needed.”

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