South to Palestine

Breakroom service through Cherokee and Anderson counties.

Jacksonville, Rusk, Palestine and the towns between them are far enough from any metro that most breakroom companies never quote them. They are on our routes south out of White Oak, and have been for years.

  • Our own trucks and our own East Texas team since 1986
  • Equipment we own outright, installed at no cost to you
  • Markets built in your colors and your logo, never ours
Micro-market with open snack shelving and refrigerated cases in a warm, well-lit workplace break room
Covered, not skippedSmall towns are the first thing a big operator drops. Every town on this list is a scheduled stop on our own routes.
Rotated ahead of dateFresh items are pulled ahead of their dates on every visit, not on the day they expire.
No up-front costEquipment and installation are provided at no cost, with no setup fee.
Bevi Water

Who we serve

Who we serve south of Tyler.

Down here the largest employers in a town are usually the hospital, the school district and one or two plants, and all three need a breakroom that holds up without anyone on staff managing it.

  • Manufacturing and food processing across Cherokee County
  • Hospitals, clinics and long-term care in Palestine and Jacksonville
  • School district staff lounges in every town on the list
  • State and county facilities around Rusk and Palestine
  • Rail, trucking and distribution operations
  • Smaller employers in Frankston, Elkhart and Alto on the same runs
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Communities we serve

Towns we serve on the southern routes.

Every town below is on our routes, and a business with several sites can keep them on one service schedule.

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Before you ask

Questions from workplaces south of Tyler

We are in a small town. Are we too small to be worth servicing?

No. We service accounts from 20 employees up to industrial sites with several hundred. Our motto has always been to treat every customer the same no matter the size difference.

Our last vendor stopped showing up. What is different here?

Where a town sits on the route. Small towns at the end of somebody else's run are the first stops to get skipped when a route falls behind. Palestine, Jacksonville, Rusk, Frankston, Elkhart and Alto are on scheduled routes out of our own warehouse.

Can you do more than vending machines?

Yes. Micro markets, office coffee, pantry service, in-line water filtration and five gallon bottled water all come from us, on the same routes and one phone number.

What does it cost to get started?

Call 903-758-8639 or send the form and we will set up a time to come meet with you. We look at the space, check power and the water line, and put a recommendation in writing before you decide anything.

Request a proposal

Tell us about your workplace down south.

Share your headcount, your shifts and what is in the breakroom now. We will come look at the space and put a recommendation in writing.

  • We set up a time to come meet with you.
  • A local rep handles it from the first call.
  • Offices from 20 employees to large industrial sites.

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White Oak, Texas

Call the office.

Lone Star Vending, 125 Lone Star Pkwy, White Oak, TX 75693. Describe the site and you will reach a person who can answer questions before you send anything over.

Prefer to just call?

903-758-8639Call the team