Tex Best is a very nice travel stop. They have fuel, hot…read morefood, cold drinks, coffee, and other convenience store items. There is even deer corn for hunters. They have fuel for both cars and 18 wheelers. I was hungry, so I ordered two tacos for $8 and some change. They were pretty good. They also have fried chicken, fried "burritos", chimichangas, hamburgers, pizza and more. The soda fountain includes several flavors of "aguas frescas" but are artificially flavored, the iced tea is fresh brewed. Bathrooms are clean and nice. The fuel prices are about 20 cents higher than in town. At least today. Overall, it's a nice place to stop for good food choices and road trip supplies.

I am about to turn 66 and, until today, I have never run out of gas. I saw the travel center in…read morethe rear view mirror of my stranded vehicle and called. The manager, Christy, was off-duty, but drove over with a gallon of gas to save me. She not only rescued me, but she actually put the gas in my truck and guided me back to the gas station. She refused to let me pay her anything. She was a true angel.

fast and good ! thank you so much! Hector Ortiz Promotions cold beer and good snacks thank you…read morevery much for your help

As I was dropping off stuff to the Salvation Army, I spied this little nugget across the street…read more Drive thru michelada? Too good to be true. And indeed it was. You can't really drive through to get a michelada with beer inside... but you can drive through to get a Clamato Preparado with a beer ON the side. So I bought one of those suckers ($8?) and was about to drive off when something caught my eye. Smirnoff Preparada. What the heck? Turns out an SP is a 20 oz smirnoff icce, with gummy bears, chamoy and chile inside the beverage. Then on TOP of the beverage, more gummy bears, chamoy and chile. Obviously I had to get one. It tasted like sh... nothing good but the gummy bear chamoy concoction on top was delicious. All of these things are an acquired taste of course so feel free to experience this madness on your own.

Great place to eat or carry out. The place nice and clean. The people their are friendly and…read moreprofessional. My friends and I had a burger on Friday and Menudo on Saturday. Everything was great. People are friendly and professional. I just need to try their Barbacoa on Sunday's Satisfied customer, Steve

This is a brand new Murphy USA on Westgate in Weslaco, across from Bobby Lackey Stadium of Weslaco…read moreHigh School, in between Expressway 83 and Business 83. It is beautifully landscaped, clean, and well maintained. The location and road design could make access from the road difficult if you're going northbound on Westgate. Traffic sometimes builds up in peak hours. I can only imagine if there was a game at the stadium! Access going southbound is very easy. This Murphy USA had a full, walk-in convenience store with snacks of al the usuall kinds, some pre-packaged fresh food, both hot and cold drinks, water, small essentials, and, of course Lotto tickets (voluntary taxes which have not reduced property taxes nor seemed to improve schools, but that is another matter). There is plenty of parking, quite a few fuel pumps , sales of ice, trade-in 5 gallon propane tanks, etc. I did not notice a place to fill tires with air, but I did not look specifically. The young lady at the counter was friendly and efficient. Of course, Murphy USA always has the best gas prices. This place checks all the boxes for a gas station and convenience store. I'll be back.

On the NE Corner of I-69C (Highway 281) and Montecristo, this is a relatively new and nice Stripes…read moreconvenience store with both gas pumps and diesel for trucks. There is easy access off and on the expressway. They have lots of parking and room to maneuver for both cars and 18 wheelers. Though, it is not a full truck stop as there are no showers, nor a truckers' lounge. It is nicely landscaped and looks clean. There is a main entrance on both the east and west side of the building and parking all around. The parking lot is well lit at nights. As most Stripes, this one has a Laredo Taco kitchen and offers their famous "breakfast tacos" (burritos) with freshly made flour tortillas and many filling options. For the price, it's hard to beat for a hearty breakfast. They also serve lunch burritos and plates. The store sells lots of drinks, both cold and hot, snacks, and an assortment of basic groceries, first aide items, over-the-counter meds, car stuff like oil and fluids, ice, etc. I haven't seen the bathrooms, but I assume since it's a relatively new build it's in good working order and nice. The rest of the store seems well maintained. The clerks seem efficient and were able to calculate how to give me correct change when the bill came to 19.27 and I gave them a twenty dollar bill and two pennies... Their gas prices are a tad higher than just down the road at Murphy Gas, but after all, it's a convenience store.

Super friendly and they always have what you need. They do have live bait so call ahead to make…read moresure. Prices are fair and they are well stocked......

Nice people that work there and they always have good bait. We like to get the frozen shrimp.read more

really good place! they also seem to have some really exotic snacks! would come here again! workers…read moreare nice, and the ambience is something you'd see in your normal stripes, but it's not as boring!

I was impressed with this Stripes. It is one of the better ones that I have seen. There are…read moremultiple gas pumps so you really don't have to wait in line for one. Inside they offer fresh salads, sandwiches, smoothies, milk shakes, tacos, fajitas, and all of the other gas station offerings. The restroom was among the nicest I've ever seen. There were four stalls for the women with nice countertops. It needed a little cleaning, but once clean, this restroom would be marvelous. There was a line at the cash register, but the staff seemed to move the line right along so that there were not any long waits. Pretty cool place...for a gas station.

State trooper loves to come into this lot as I have already counted four times within 12 hoursread more

Stopped by for a quick snack and drink on the way to San Antonio. Cashier mentioned that the Coke…read moreZero I was buying came with a full sized Pringles can for only $1. I figured why not, and told her yes. I looked at the digital display to see what the total was and noticed $3+ for Pringles and $2+ for the coke with a $1 discount for the combo special. I asked her why the discount was only $1 (since this equates to a $2+ Pringles can), and she repeated herself ... 3 times. I get it, it's friggin $2 and I could have just purchased this and been done with it (absorbing the $2), but principle outweighed my need for 125 total grams of carbs. I remained respectful, as did she. I'm just speculating, but I think this combo is actually "buy a Coke Zero and get a Pringles can for $1 off" instead of "buy Coke Zero and get a Pringles can for $1." I'll write it off as an honest mistake; the cashier looked hardworking and I don't think I was being purposefully ripped off for all of $2....but one could figure that those $2 can pile up if other people are not as careful with their math.