As of this writing, this is the latest Quiktrip to open in the Austin/Manor area. It is accessible…read morefrom both the east and west side of Parmer Ln, however, when you exit you can only go east. Once inside, you'll find a very impressive coffee bar and extensive cold drink selection such as cold brew teas. Next to the coffee is a fresh assortment of donuts and pastries. You'll find numerous cold doors of cold drinks , an ATM and the ever present weenie rollers, but no iced down trough of beer singles. They have an extensive menu on their fresh kitchen or you can just grab and go with one of their hot items. Lots of candy on display including a large display of jerky. They do have an ice and water machine outside, but I did not spot any propane tanks to rent. Definitely a great spot to stop on your morning commute. 10 photos for better insight included.

QuikTrip has become my favorite place to refuel. This location in Manor is the newest addition to…read moretheir store fleet in the Austin area. The drink selections are fabulous and the kitchen has a good fast-food menu, with many pre-made sandwiches available if you don't have time to wait for a made-to-order item. I also like the prices here as QT offers TopTier gasoline. Highly recommended.

This Chevron is a recent addition to the Manor area that's just on FM 973. It has eight pumping…read morestations and a convenience store. Along with the convenience store there is a Taqueria and a liquor store immediately next-door. And just a stones throw away from the convenient store sits the whiskey girls saloon. The convenience store has about 25 cold doors of drinks, some fresh donuts and most of the necessities convenience stores carry. The convenience store itself is about 25' x 50' which is smaller than your average newly built Quiktrip. They have plenty of ice, firewood and they do sell propane tanks.

They also carry many of the items and paraphernalia that a smoke & vape shop would stock. Kratom…read moreextracts and powder and very fairly priced delta 8 vapes. 2 grams $30

This Exxon gas station sits along a precarious stretch of 290 as you're passing through Manor…read morenearing the tollway. I'm a fan of Exxon's quality fuel, but the prices here are fairly high. At least they do have a rewards program and Walmart customers can save on gas as well. This gas station is partnered up with an independent convenience store with two food trucks on the property. It's your basic run-of-the-mill convenience store, but it does have some gaming machines, ATM and an iced down beer trough, but no propane tanks to rent. I have included some informative photos.

Customer service needs improvement, especially with the young girls that work in the morning!…read more Decent gas prices!

A bit higher then I expected at a Walmart gas station!…read more Lots of pumps and they are fast too... A bit jenky to get in and out of off of 290 but not bad. Pumps were in good shape and everything worked... I'm just used to Walmart being one of the cheaper places to get gas... this wasn't!

I can appreciate how quick the checkout process is here but tonight, I realized my items were…read moreincorrectly rang after I got to work. I always ask for a receipt because I enter them on a rewards app. Upon arriving to work, I went to scan my receipt and noticed I was charged for 2 coconut waters (I only got 1) and charged for only 1 energy drink which was on a buy-twi for whatever special. This is the third time I've realized something like this has happened there. I also recently had an incident where I cashed in a $7 winning lottery ticket and also purchased several items. Realized later than night that she never applied the winning $7 towards my cash purchase. I don't have time to deal with checking my receipt every time I leave there and then go back in to deal with the mistake. Providing quick service isn't worth it if the customer is getting cheated out of money.

Wow and on Juneteenth at that. So my partner proceeds to go in the gas station and use the women's…read morerestroom.Because at the end of the day, yes, she is genetically a female.However she is dressed in masculine attire. A Hispanic woman sees her and runs to the manager to say there's a man in the women's restroom. She then comes out, provides a valid driver license that says she is female. She also proceeds to buy gas and an item for me, in turn the manager refuses to provide service. She was not irrate or belligerent. I always come here. I will make this type of discrimination public. I will request camera footage as well. Judging a book by it character in 2026 is absurd!!!!!

Living out in Far East Austin (969/973 area), you learn real quick--it's often way easier to head…read moretoward Manor than deal with getting in and out of Austin proper. So when I heard H-E-B was opening in Manor? ELATED doesn't even begin to cover it. And let me tell you--it did not disappoint. This store is HUGE. Like, take your time and wander a bit because there are so many options kind of huge. The variety alone had me stopping mid-aisle more than once... and the frozen pizza section?? WOWZERS. I didn't even know there were that many choices in existence. But what really makes it feel like my HEB is the people. Everyone is so friendly in that genuine, "hey neighbor, how you doing?" kind of way. And yes, HEB is known for that--but it just hits a little different out here. Is there a BBQ spot inside like some of the bigger locations? No. Do I care? Also no. I would much rather make the easy drive to Manor, shop in peace, and actually enjoy my grocery run than deal with the chaos of heading deeper into Austin. This store has officially earned its place in my regular rotation, and I'm genuinely excited about something as simple as grocery shopping again--which says a lot. Manor, you did GOOD with this one.

I love HEB! Like most Central Texans HEB was one of my first jobs. How can you not support a…read morecompany that responds to local disasters faster than FEMA! So buckle up this review will be biased. I found myself in Manor this weekend and decided to stop by their shiny new HEB to see what they had to offer. I was hoping to find the HEB Brand Store mystery keychains. No luck there, but I did see last years sold out HEB Shopping cart ornament. (photo evidence attached) The store sits right off Highway 290 in a new and growing shopping center. There is plenty of parking and several electric carts available for anyone who needs mobility support. Since the store is new, everything is clean, organized, and fully stocked. The employees were warm and quick to help, especially if you are wandering around lost like me. My only real critique is that the HEB app is not quite up to date yet. That might be because the store is new or because some of the frequently purchased items have been moved to end caps instead of the aisles for the holidays. All in all, it was a pleasant shopping trip. I live too far away to make this my regular store, but it was a treat to stop by while I was in the area.