Update: Still the…read moresame rating, but think of it as more like 2.5 stars. Seems they have a new owner. They took out propane exchange and also shut down the kitchen. It still serves it's function for bare necessities, but that's literally it. It's a little cleaner inside, but has less to offer. Either way, it's your standard fare convenient store in a rural area, so I'm glad it's there.

When you're an hour out of Austin amd you need gas and the breakfast tacos you liked the day before…read morewere having supply chain issues today, Miller's Mercado is a gem. I had the Chorzio breakfast taco that I paired with their habanero salsa and the bacon on paired with the green salsa. I only needed one but I ate the second with no regrets. But then can you ever go wrong with a small, hole-in-the-wall taco place adorned with Mexican flags? The chorizo packed a kick, but it was a good slow burn. Spicy and delicious. The bacon was a little more laid back but equally delicious. And with that, I'm full for the rest of the day. But I'll probably still stop on my way back to Austin.

Stopped for gas and stayed for the tacos! We had a nopales and bistek tacos and the picadillo…read moretacos on flour tortillas. Store was clean and well stocked. Smiling staff's mood was a welcome break from the road. And for me the number one sign of a good local taqueria is that it was well populated by the locals. Thanks for the great lunch.

I don't know what happened to this place, but it has gone downhill very fast. It's brand new and…read moreit's starting to get dirty inside. The sodas taste horrible. I can't even explain how they taste. They're just unbelievably bad. The diet Dr Pepper and the Dr Pepper zero are the worst. This place isn't even a year old! The good thing is they sell ethanol free fuel and that's all I have to say about that.

My friend who lived in Marble Falls had been raving about this place after her first visit here…read more She claimed this place has the best catfish platter. When we visited her this was the 1st place on our list. The restaurant is right next to convenience store next door. The place is quaint and cozy. I loved the plaid table cloth and decorative coke signage. I ordered the catfish plate and it came with either hush puppies or french fries. The batter was rather bland, which was unusual per my friend's comment. She also found out that the usual chef was not working at that time. Overall, the service was alright, and the place was clean. The food could be better for our visit.

Cute little stop across from the winery we were visiting so that we could get some food before the…read morewine. Cute old town feel inside and out. Staff was wonderful and friendly. Had a house salad but out fried catfish rather than chicken due to Lenten Friday and they accommodated. Salad just has greens cherry tomatoes and cheese. The catfish was ok but not what I expected. The table next to us all got hamburgers that looked really good. My friends were ok with their dishes too so it is safe to say three stars. Probably would not come here again but because there wasn't a lot of healthy options.

This is like any other Stripes that I have been to…read more They have a lot of trinkets and such for sale, other than that it's your regular road trip gast station.. they have a restaurant-type place to get hot foods (Hot Dogs, Burritos, Corndogs, and such..) the bathrooms oftentimes need some attention, and aren't very clean, then employees are nice but a that's hit or miss as well.. It's a good place to stop if you're on a road trip and need to fill up on gas and get some snacks for the road I guess...

If you've read some of my reviews, you know I have an infatuation with stuff. After finding out…read morethat my stepdaughter loves Selena Quintanilla, my husband and I ventured to Stripes to purchase a Selena commemorative collectible cup for her. They are currently selling the limited edition cup of the cumbia queen. On Etsy the cup sells for about $20 and eBay for $14.99. At Stripes, the same collectible cup costs $3.99+tax. The store is a treasure trove of snacks, beverages, and well, stuff. I enjoyed just browsing around. For those of you who've never heard of Stripes, it's a chain of convenience stores located in Texas and Louisiana.