Convenience Stores in Wimberley, TX

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  1. 321 Farm to Market Rd 2325, Wimberley TX 78676

    4.1 Good 10 reviews

    “This spot is my go-to for quick snacks and essentials. It’s clean, locally run, and never too crowded. The staff are always polite and efficient, and the store layout makes it easy to grab what you need fast. Bonus points for solid drink and candy selection—they’ve got options that most gas stops miss. Great local convenience win in Wimberley.”

  2. 14620 Ranch Rd 12, Wimberley TX 78676

    3.6 Good 30 reviews

    “My husband and I stopped in here tonight, as most of the other gas stations were closed. We had trouble finding something we needed and the gentleman with long hair went to the back and found it. He was so kind to us, and seemed genuinely happy to help. Exceptional customer service can be hard to find these days, so we really appreciated his kindness. I wanted to make sure to leave this review so he gets the recognition he deserves. I didn’t catch his name, but thank you sir for making us feel welcomed and truly taken care of. You are a light!”

  3. 9435 Ranch Rd 12, Wimberley TX 78676

    2.8 Average 19 reviews

    “Missy is such a great manager, and is super kind no matter what is going on. She stops everything to fix it. I survive on that latte machine going back and forth from work. She always keeps an eye on it, and I hope she is rewarded for her incredible care and excellent customer service. ??”

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  5. 9435 Ranch Rd 12, Wimberley TX 78676

    1.7 Poor 15 reviews

    “I just wanted to give a shout out to Wendy, went in to grab pizzas about a week ago and her customer service was exceptional, she went out of her way to inform me about specials, offered to set my bags to the side because I had to make a couple trips, and overall was so sweet and kind, after a long day, it’s just what I needed to make me smile again!”

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