886 TX-22, Whitney TX 76692
“The people who work here are really nice. They let me use the bathroom in the back when I really needed it and they've always got my favorite C4 sodas which i can only find here and at HEB. Their chip selection is impressive and I've never found an out of date item on the aisles. It's a good little place to stop between Laguna and Whitney.”
209 N Bosque St, Whitney TX 76692
“I don't know if this is the right place but im looking for my dad, Shreyash R Shaw. If this is his stop I would really love to hear from you and I hope we can tall again.”
1303 N Brazos St, Whitney TX 76692
“Pizza is really really good. The customer service especially from Gina in the evenings she is on top of it and the nicest ever. Also a lady that works during the day the is great as well but I can’t remember her name.”
1072 FM 1713, Whitney TX 76692
“Lived down the road for 10 or more years. Go here quite often. The soda and other drinks are around the same price as everyone else here in town. Their lucky strike cigs are the cheapest in tow 7.17 compared to others 9 a pack. People complain about the Indian man running the place but if you talk to him he's not bad just has a very stern personality but him and his wife are very friendly if you actually talk to them. Food is good at the diner and even though it may be a dollar or two more than sonic, the food is fresh and cooked well.”
5303 Farm to Market Rd 933, Whitney TX 76692
“Great little neighborhood corner store. Its been around for years. Very well stocked!! Yummy pizzas and always "sale" items. Competitive to low fuel prices. Always smilies from the help!”
5303 Farm to Market Rd 933, Whitney TX 76692
“The staff here are kind and expeditious and the food always tastes great. Most of all my favorite staff..Faith, she does such a wonderful job and is so sweet ?”
807 S Bosque St, Whitney TX 76692
“One of the best stations in Whitney the staff is very friendly. The owner of the store is a really good man and I don't think you'll find a friendlier person thin this man that owns it. And I have noticed they always have cheaper gas than allsup's”
900 South Bosque Street, Whitney TX 76692
“I drive around Texas a lot and often drive through Whitney. This is the cleanest, most orderly, best stocked and friendliest of any Alsups I have stopped at. In fact, I will drive through a nearby town 20 or more miles away just to stop for my coffee and breakfast sandwich at this one. In my mind, it rivals any other convenience store out there.”
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