188 TX-147, Zavalla TX 75980
“I love Colemans convenience store! My father-in-law used to work at Colemans and he always would say how much he enjoyed talking with lil gal. we were buying a place next-door to my father-in-law, but he ended up moving so we decided not to buy that place after all and bought a house in Village Mills, Texas about an hour from Zavala, but for the past two weeks we've been going back-and-forth moving our stuff from Zavalla to our new house so each time we would go into Colemans to get food or drinks & to wash our hands. Coleman store is a very good store especially the items that they sell. It's perfect for that little town because of course down the road you have Sam Rayburn Lake and that's a very big lake and for whatever reason there's not a bunch of places to buy bait so if you need fate, you can go right there to Colemans and they have plenty of bait and they also have propane refill there. it's a good little store and yes, it's a little bit higher than what you would pay in town somewhere but that's what keeps that little store going in that little town because if you don't have a little bit higher pricing, there's no way to keep up with paying everything because you don't have as many customers as you would in a big huge town so it's definitely worth it, especially for the convenience. So if you're in Zabala, please stop by Colemans and check it out. They have souvenir stuff in there along with your every day convenience store items and like I said earlier, they have propane refill along with fuel. they also have already made slices of pizza or you can get a whole pizza for $9.99 as many toppings as you like which in my opinion is a very darn good deal especially for a large pizza can't ask for more than that and the pizzas are actually pretty darn good... it's located in a very convenient location pretty much right in the middle of Zavala. It's the prime location.”
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