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.

This Walgreens is one of the oldest in the Rio Grande Valley, yet it doesn't show like it is aging…read moremuch. It's very well kept and always looks organized on the inside. This is also one of the few Walgreens that is opened 24 hours a day. I've had to come here before at extremely late hours. Other Walgreens in the surrounding area aren't open 24 hours, but this one is and that makes it very dependable. There is a Redbox on the outside of Walgreens, which makes it ideal to rent movies when you have nothing to do. This place used to be the place were I would buy video game magazines, as their magazine selection is extensive. However, I tried doing that recently and I couldn't find a single one. They seem to have gotten rid of those magazines so I was disappointed on that. For your medical or beauty needs, this is the place to go.

Great customer service, shout out to the great staff! Shout out to Jose, this young man helped my…read moregrandparents, he was patient and so attentive! Recommend this store!!

Nice staff, cheap gas and i got a 10 min car wash for the g ride. Great selection of beverages and…read moresnacks. I am a fan.

This is a good place to eat and relax cheap stuff for a good quality products and mealsread more

I drove down from Austin Tx and staying close to this store. I just walked over there and the doors…read morewere locked at approx 7:20pm Tuesday Oct 6th. A young gentleman waiting also said they lock the door to go to the bathroom. There were at one point like 8 of us outside waiting for at least 20 to 30 minutes, people started leaving. We could not see anyone at all on the inside and I started to get really concerned. Why would there only be 1 person on a busy evening working? I was about ready to call 411 or 911. I rattled the doors instead. This tiny lady came to the door finally and was super pissed off at me. She wouldn't let me talk, she just gave me a butt chewing about how rude it was to rattle the door. I went on and made my purchase but...really? She went off on me because I was concerned? Sorry, they don't do that in Austin and in these weird times, I don't think a tiny lady should be there by herself or be rude to any customer. She could have said she appreciated my concern but that was the store manager's procedure.

Gas is more expensive due to location, but good store for supplies. Even have toys for kids!…read more If you check out my pics, you'll see that they have candy, slushees, energy drinks, beer, ice cream, coffee, and food!!! So you're all set in one stop which is nice: a little to please everyone in your car for any road trip. What more could you want? I don't know! The best thing is that you can play the Texas Lotto! And every employee her is nice and friendly and they always wish you good luck!!! :) I haven't won the lotto yet, but like all others hoping that I do in this near future! And if you play the lotto, I'm wishing you some luck also! Keep shopping & playing the lotto-it's he only way to win!

The El Tigre food store is the closest gas station to my workplace that I prefer. Often, it is a…read moreplace to stop to get their breakfast tacos. The tacos here are preferred over the competition because they aren't as greasy nor are they soggy. The tortilla usually tastes better than at other gas stations that sell breakfast tacos and the deals available are pretty good too. .99 cent tacos are a current deal and they are good. This gas station has a rewards program called the Plenty card. I recommend that you get it of its your preferred gas pump stop. Any Exxon brand of gas station accepts the plenti rewards and the way it works is as follows: You earn 1 point per gallon that you pump. You earn two points for in-store purchases such as tacos or junk food. The more pints you earn, the more you can get back in cash discounts. Since we all pump gas weekly, the pints do rack up fast. Often, I am told that I qualify for a 2-5 dollar discount on my gas purchase or my taco purchase. I have the choice of using it or banking for a larger expense. What's better, you can earn points outside the gas station as well for qualifying purchases at Macy's and other online stores. It's a free card that I would recommend you get if you frequent Exxon gas stations in general. The gas machines have recently been updated and the cashiers are always smiling and friendly in the morning. I can't say anything of the afternoon employees as I don't usually go inside in the afternoon. Go for the tacos, and get the Con Todo taco, which has a little bit of everything. It won't disappoint.

This storee is extremely unprofessionalread more

Back in "the day," whenever we'd have cause to drive through Premont, Texas, there was "The Cool…read moreSpot." The Cool Spot was so cool that it was a drive in convenience store where you could buy a 32oz corona, dressed with salt and lime, with the top partially off as they weren't allowed to "open" it for you. Note: This was before the days of open containers so your passenger would hang out, drinking corona as you foamed at the mouth watching the frosty brew disappear at lightning speed. Little did I know that 10 years later, in McAllen, TX, I'd find the same amazingness. Now, I didnt test the corona/dressed thing, but I was able to get the BEST Michelada. You drive in, ask for a Clamato Preparada and they take clamato and sprinkle fairy dust in it (prob lime, salt, chile.) Then you get a beer to go with it that's not open and drive off. I ordered two of these lovely 32 oz cups of deliciousness, a tecate and my total cost was $10. It was like a fantasy... if your fantasies involve well made micheladas (and mine do.)