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    2.8 (4 reviews)
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    Updated 2 months ago

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    4 years ago

    Slow pumps. Terrible rest room. Sinks don't work. Food gross. What else do you want to know. I bet the gas is just water.

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    One of my favorite aspects of traveling is discovering local food--it's a unique way to connect…read morewith the places I visit. During a recent trip to North Texas to celebrate a family birthday, my brother-in-law (and bestie) insisted I try a burrito from a regional gas station chain. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Gas station burrito? Really?" But if there's one thing I believe, it's that you can find delicious food anywhere. So, as we were heading out of town, we made a stop at Allsup's to try their famous Beef and Bean Burrito. Allsup's is a regional convenience store chain, primarily in New Mexico, West Texas, and Oklahoma, that's been serving up these burritos for over 50 years. With over 400 locations, they sell more than 27 million of these burritos every year. Although they're called burritos, they're more like chimichangas since they're deep fried to crispy perfection. Each Allsup's Beef and Bean Burrito is handmade with slow-cooked beans, beef, cheese, and a special blend of spices, all wrapped up and deep fried. The story behind these burritos is pretty cool too--they started in the 70s when a sales associate decided to deep fry the burritos to boost sales, and the rest is history! So, how did it taste? Honestly, it was the best gas station burrito or chimichanga I've ever had. It's hands-down better than any frozen, fast food, or fast casual version I've tried. The burrito was delicious, crave-worthy, and smothered in Allsup's taco sauce, which was the perfect pairing.

    I could not find the new Alvord Tx location on here but …read more... The guy cleaning the restroom was super rude asking how long the women would be occupying the facility WHO POPS IN AND ASKS THAT ? It's making me add a star but hat is super uncalled for

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