Way overpriced for the combo meal. $14 for the chili burger combo meal that didn't have but one…read morespec of chili on it? Really? Not good. Additionally they completely left off my all toppings off my mom's burger. Seemed like a ripoff experience. Disappointing....

The old No 9 Depot is not only a service station & convenience store as it is also attached to the…read moreLonghorn Cafe & a venue called The Crows Nest. When going on weekend drives down 46 (and when in the Boerne area) we usually stop here. The restrooms have always been clean and the employees are pretty friendly. There's also a small train set off to the right when you come in although I've never seen it running. From what I've read, the Old No 9 route disappeared a long time ago but the history 'remains in the spirit' here. If you're a traveler or not familiar with the area, they also have a rack in the back of the store that holds brochures for things to do (I think most of the information is for the Hill Country if memory serves).

Service clerks at the store are always sitting in their trucks so you gotta wait for them to finish…read moretaking their smoke breaks to check out good store if you want to win on lottery tickets or gambling other than that mediocre service

i went in the other day and the new manager Luz was very Friendly, cheerful, and has the store very…read moreclean. way more than it used to be to be.

Best pan dulce and very polite costumer service. The street tacos and their small Meat market are…read morealso a hit.

Small store, but they have lots of goodies you can get groceries, boots, hats and lunches all in…read morethe same place. I was making birria and I found everything I needed.

As a part time resident of Comfort, one gets to notice different places in town that one does not…read moresee or frequent very often. I wanted to buy a particular eggnog brand - it's really good for French toast - and found it at this local store. Surprisingly, it has a drive through lane and the service is fast. You hit that lane and drive to the back and a friendly person comes to the window and greet you with a smile. You tell them what you're looking for and they'll have it for you wrapped in a brown paper bag. You pay with a card or cash, and off you go. I've never been inside but it's a liquor store and adjacent to it is an oil change place with the same name, probably owned by the same people who owns the liquor store. If you need an oil change in your car, drive next door and walk to the liquor store and buy your alcohol! One stop shop!

Service was amazing! They were so good to me. The place is very clean and the selection was great!read more

Visiting Bandera wouldn't be complete without visiting the General store. It is a historical…read morebuilding. When you walk in to the right they have like the old diners seating area where you can order a treat. From ice cream to Sundays to floats... they have it all! I ordered a Coca Cola float. It really hit the spot in this heat! The store itself has all kinds of goodies from souvenirs... to candies... salsas... The girls were friendly. I really did enjoy my visit and do not miss it visiting Bandera

What a cool store!! We didn't even get to look at everything because it was a hot day and even in…read morethe store it was hot. Once the weather cools we will go back! But.. to start off.. walk in the door and they have a counter you can sit to enjoy some of their delicious ice cream. We got a scoop of blackberry cobbler. They have everything from the old fashion wooden rubber band guns to Coon hats. Boots, shirts, jewelry and all kinds of cool toys. Books, knifes, shot glasses, pretty much any little trinket you could want. They also have local salsas and jams, seasons and nut butters to sample. The young lady working was very sweet. Very welcoming. Plan to go back when we arent overheating

Horrible. Moved burgers across the street. No longer at old gas station. Not even cool anymore.read more

This is a hidden gem in the Great State of Texas. Owned by the Don Strange family, an unforgettable…read moreevening.

I would like to think of myself as a Pretty country kinda of person - wranglers boots and all. Well…read morethis place defines some of what Texas Country People Are. Its a simple little bar and store. Good food and good beer. A lot of family's come in, super casual and in the evening it turns into a local favorite saloon. There is a dart board and sit down bar. When I walked in the first time I got some looks most likely because I am a person of color, Not saying it is a racist type of place but it is a predominately Caucasian country type of place named Adolph. Whom by the way works behind the bar. But I held my own and had a great time all the same. Its a low key kinda place and everyone there is a local.. I recommend it for a day time lunch or supper stop in with the family.

After years of driving by this place, we decided to stop in and check it out. Friends of ours who…read morelive nearby like it, but I suspect that is because of the steak specials on the weekends. On a Sunday afternoon, it wasn't quite as impressive as they let on. For one, like a previous reviewer we were scrutinized by everyone in the place when we walked in; and we're not "people of color" but a typical four-person family. As there didn't appear to be anyone directing where to sit, we just grabbed a table. A nice waitress did acknowledge us and was at our table with menus and silverware shortly afterward, and she did a great job keeping our drinks topped off. The menu is pretty limited but we were all able to find something that interested us. Getting our food was slow as also previously mentioned, but this is one of those places were none of the customers seem to be in any rush. Overall our meals were good, not great but not bad either. My son liked the french fries a lot, and said he cheeseburger was "OK." I had the chili which while flavorful it did appear to lack anything beyond ground beef (no beans, tomatoes or onions that I could detect; and no cheese on top at all). The grilled cheese sandwich my other son had was actually pretty good despite looking burnt (oddly though, it wasn't). Overall it's not a place I'd rush back to, but it also isn't a place we'd avoid in the future either. Given the choices in the area, it's probably one of the better ones but don't get your expectations too high! Two things that bothered me were the first 15-20 minutes we were there, there was no music playing whatsoever. Once it came on, it really helped the ambiance of the place! Secondly, smoking is allowed; there was a customer at the bar and another one at one of the tables playing cards that were puffing away. I guess Lakehills isn't one of the many places in Texas that has banned smoking in restaurants or bars. It's been so long since I've seen anyone doing so in an eatery it was a bit of a surprise. While the fans did a good job of displacing the smoke, it was noticeable and not a pleasant addition. If anything, that is more likely to keep us from returning to Adolph's more than anything else. Lastly, calling this place a "store" is a stretch. What used to be a store is now "store-age." It's a bar with tables to eat at. That said, it doesn't have a TABC 51% sign at the door so the majority of its sales are not alcohol.

This small market is chalk-full of artisanal groceries that cater to just about every occasion…read more Whether it's gift-giving with organic sourdough chips & cheese, decadent chocolate to complement gourmet nuts, or putting together a date night in with fettuccine Alfredo, there's something for everyone. Everything is well organized, they frequently have decent sales, & I love that they offer options that cater to different dietary lifestyles. You can get lost browsing their selection of specialty condiments, jams, honeys, cookies, & teas, just to name a few. The beautiful tissue paper they use to adorn your merchandise bags is a lovely touch. There's also ample parking & plenty of outdoor seating to sit back & enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Met some family here for lunch. Nice new restaurant area with plenty of outdoor seating. Order at…read morethe register and sit where you like. I got the Texas sandwich and it did not disappoint. I want to try the Italian sandwich next, which I will be coming back soon for! My daughter had the kids pb and jam. She liked it but not enough to eat it all. I think she was expecting it to be jelly like.