Clean, friendly service , cheap gas! Super close to a great donut shop and downtown San Marcos…read more ** they also just remodeled a bit so they have 4 brand new gas pumps !

They always have the best liquors, Christmas gifts, and wines at their store. Love all their…read moreindividually, tiny shots, great stocking stuffers.

This place makes it easy to find whatever you're looking for. They have easy labels, their…read moreemployees are always willing to help and give recommendations and they have a decent variety. Wine, beer and spirits - they have it!

Their timely service and prices are excellent. I have been using their delivery service as well and…read moreeverything is great!

They bundle all the good bourbons forcing you to buy some bs wine. Won't go back. Hope other twin…read moreliquors don't follow suit.

After a local shop tried to charge me $700 for a scanty amount of wedding flowers, I wandered into…read morethis store, and ended up saving $500 and creating fantastic memories! An amazing older local gal tugged a massive collection of catalogs out out for us and helped me find exactly what I wanted, arranged the delivery to the store, offered to help us prep the bouquets, etc. She helped me design them, too, suggesting that I'd appreciate some fronds and other filler that complemented the blooms so well. She special ordered exactly what we wanted, and we paid $100 for it all! Calm, beautiful desert and chaparral flowers. I had a second cousin who worked in the bridal industry for a bit help me wrap bouquets, fix boutonnieres, and arrange all the flowery bits. I'll never forget laughing with my bridal party as we wrapped those flowers the night before. :) My mom ended up deciding the night before that she wanted another $100 in flowers to fill the ceremony room, and found a truly insane quantity in the same flower department at Brookshire's! I wish I could post my wedding portraits here. The store is a bit small for my spoiled Austinite self, but the staff has so much TLC and a handy attitude. :)

The people checking you out don't even speak to you. I find this unbelievable in this day when we…read morehave so many choices for shopping. They are the most expensive and for them to treat anyone walking in their stores like this is amazing. Do better or lose! Oh BTW it was today and the checker in the first isle.

This is the closest location to my house and I glad. The Manager greeted me when walking in asking…read moreif she could help with anything then came back again when I was checking out to see if any assistance was needed. I really appreciate great customer service as I am in the service industry and it is so hrs to find these days. Keep up the great job- you are WAY more polite than the business 35 location.

I had a prescription sent to a different pharmacy and they did not have the medicine I needed for…read moremy daughter who is really sick with the Flu. Came to CVS which is closer to my house, and the pharmacists made sure to make it a priority to get my daughters medicine to us as fast as possible, Super friendly, knowledgeable, and caring. I'd def be coming back for any other prescriptions that I may need! Thank you CVS pharmacy!!!!

stop at smoothie king off of ih 35 at 430, they took like 10 minutes to take my order and another…read more20 minutes before I got my order. Very slow

This smoothies were amazing and the service was unbelievable. I love the sizes too... The larges…read moreare really huge. And healthy options! This is a place. I will definitely be going back to several times. I can't believe the service there they were so nice and we were totally on the same vibe.

Very convenient Shell-branded gas station for those traveling southbound on Interstate 35 out of…read moreAustin. Unlike most gas stations in the Austin-San Marcos corridor, you exit right before the station, and on-ramp again without having to go through one of the time-wasting overpass intersections that so plague the area. High canopies to accommodate most any vehicle, but fortunately, that doesn't attract, a lot of 18-wheeler traffic. Certainly this is the largest convenience store I've seen in the Sac-N-Pac chain to date, and it features quite a few pumps so there's never a wait. Reasonably priced gas as well. The location also features a Schlotsky's with a drive-thru and a Carvel Ice Cream store. I will have to check those out someday soon. If only it wasn't on the wrong side of the Interstate going home...

I use this store often. Every employee has always been helpful and courteous…read more I have been able to find what I need most times at a reasonable price. I recently purchased spray carburetor cleaner for about $2 a can less than the nearest auto supply.

Have you ever been to Dollar General (DG)? It's not a "dollar" store - it's more like a…read moremini-Walmart with a bit of everything from food to housewares to drugstore stuff to beer & wine, packed into very tight quarters. Prices are usually low but sometimes portions/package sizes can be, too. Sometimes it's the only place to shop in rural areas. Comedians from the South joke about how DG is taking over the world, since you'll often find more than 1 store in close proximity in a sparsely populated area. This particular DG is next to the massive Brookshire Brothers (BBros) grocery in the village of Hancock on FM 306 in Canyon Lake, Texas. I'll usually find myself in here when BBros doesn't have something I need, or I want to avoid the "lake weekend tourism" crowds at BBros, or I want to use my $5 off $25 coupon (valid every Saturday; install the Dollar General smartphone app for this and more coupons). Visiting the DG (any of them) takes a certain kind of patience. They're typically understaffed with one person on site to perform all duties of managing the store, stocking shelves, tidying messes, and checking out customers. As a result, the store aisles are often total chaos, with stacks of bins blocking the paths, half-empty displays with misplaced items, and so on. The refrigerated and frozen food items may be past the expiration date (so be sure to check it). The internet is full of reports of poor corporate practices that cause these systemic problems and I don't blame the employees. So, why 4 stars? I thoroughly appreciate having a store that almost always has what I need when I go in there, and usually without a long wait to finish my errand. I have found last minute gifts, holiday decor, missing recipe items, emergency t-shirts, supplies for a lake outing, extra bath towels in "hotel white", first-aid kit materials, skin care, and obscure candy that my teen loves. I can be in & out of there in 10 minutes, especially if I use the self checkout line. Plus, I enjoy the gamification of the DG app in which I stock up coupons and work to get my total bill down as low as possible. Finally, the people watching is next level in here if you appreciate a real-life soap opera in which all the tea of the neighborhood is spilled. Protips: Install the app and get your discounts! You'll also want to enter your phone number in the kiosk during checkout to pair your coupons with your transaction. Bring your own bags if you can. The yellow DG bags are notoriously flimsy and the checker will put each item in its own bag; it gets comical after a bit. Avoid using a cart if you can. The aisles are often too crowded to pass through with a cart.