Stripes

The roots of the Town & Country Food Stores chain began in Austin, Texas, in 1958. With nearly 170 locations operating under the Town & Country and Village Market banners, the chain serves as one of the leading convenience store businesses in western Texas and eastern New Mexico. It operates restaurants at more than 100 locations, primarily operating under the name Country Cookin'. Some Town & Country Food Stores also offer eateries from national food franchises, including Subway, Taco Bell and Godfather's Pizza. In addition, the chain provides a selection of general merchandise, gasoline, and ancillary products and services. Its operations also include a wholesale motor fuel distribution business. Town & Country Food Stores maintains several stores in Odessa, Texas.

Stripes Convenience Store and Laredo Taco Company offer an authentic Tex-Mex dining experience, featuring handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients. Their menu includes a variety of traditional dishes, such as barbacoa, chorizo, and carne guisada, all prepared in front of customers for a true restaurant-style feel. In addition to their food offerings, Stripes is committed to community engagement, running charitable fundraising campaigns to support local organizations like Driscoll Children's Hospital and MD Anderson Cancer Center. This dedication to service reflects their mission to provide not just convenience, but also meaningful contributions to the communities they serve. Generated from the website