Wow, my GF picked us up both a Michelada with Michelob Ultra an their mix. It was fantastic. I…read moredidn't have to add anything to it. Option of with or without cucumber an shrimp. The price was like $24 . Super cheap compared to others, & the extras are not more.

Nice clean store. The people working there say hello when you walk in, which is nice to be greeted…read moreeven at a convenient store. It's in a good location to get in and out especially with all the traffic on 1488.

The teen boy at the register rudely commented that I was much older than the typical purchaser of…read moreJuulpods. With that information and $6 I can get a cup of coffee at the Starbucks so it really was not useful or necessary to facilitate a transaction. Work on your small talk, boy.

Beautiful place. Clean. The people are nice and the gas prices are great…read more They have everything you need at fair prices.

Which ever female employee was working at the register Friday, January 2, 2020 at 10AM, needs to be…read morefired. She is rude and a time waster. I gave her cash to pay for my gas. All I wanted was for her to punch into the register how much I was paying at the pump and let it go. I did not want the gift card. Yes, the gift card would've given me 20¢ off per gallon on the gas. But I didn't want to dick around with a gift card. I had a sick dog in my car and I was on my way to the vet. I would've paid $10 for a gallon of gas just to make sure I didn't run out of gas on the way to the vet (in Crosby). The card didn't work anyway. The pump told me to see the cashier. There was a line. I am in a hurry. I have a sick dog in my car. I don't have time to wait. I ended up going to a different gas station down the street and paying with my debit card at the pump. When the argumentative cashier at Texaco refused to do as I requested, I should've taken that as a hint and asked for my money back instead of accepting a gift card I didn't want. When I asked her "why can't you just tell the computer what I'm paying and at what pump?" she replied "I'm just trying to help you". By that time she had already swiped the gift card. Well honey, you didn't help. The card didn't work, I had to stop somewhere else for gas, and I had to return to Texaco with my receipt to redeem the card. The evening cashier was far more nicer and helpful. She told me the manager Jackie would be in the next morning, but that Jackie would probably try to leave early. What kind of manager who cares about her job leaves early? So I decided it was pointless to bother complaining to the manager about the idiot from the morning before. So, here I am writing a negative review, hoping the owner will see it. I also plan to contact Texaco directly. They'll find out who the owner is and forward my complaint. Now for complaint number two. What idiotic person thinks it's a great idea to force customers to get a gift card to get a discount on gas? Most gas stations offer a discount if you pay cash. But at this gas station you only get the discount if you get the gift card. You pay 20¢ more per gallon if you pay by credit card (normal) or cash (not normal). That is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. Additionally, where do they think people are tossing those gift cards once it's empty? I don't even shop at that Texaco. I only went there because it was on the right side of the street for me off of Baker before I made a left-hand turn onto Main. People frequently pay more for conveniences. If it was more convenient for me to pay a little bit more for gas so I can get to the vet quicker, that is my prerogative.

i live a couple blocks from here. pretty much everything the review from 7 years ago states, still…read moreholds true. well-stocked and clean enough. cheaper cigs and beer than the krog. glad its there.

I lived about 2 blocks down the street from this store for a year. My friends and neighbors and I…read morewalked down to this store almost every day. It's a fairly safe store considering the location. There's a laundry mat adjacent to it that attracts some seedy people, but the store itself is clean and well stocked. There are 2 brothers that own/manage this store. Both of them are very nice guys. Since we were regulars, both brothers went out of their way to get to know us and they took a genuine interest in us as people. They really have quite a variety of cigarettes and are more than willing to stock up on your particular brand or variety. The beer is less expensive than the Kroger next door and they keep it ice cold. We didn't buy a lot of "food" type items here because of the Kroger. But I did find a lot of random things, like fuses and hardware that you wouldn't find anywhere else, nearby. I would recommend this store to anyone that lives in the area and to any UH students looking for beer and cigs near campus.

I don't know what the ethnicity of any of the people is and i wont assume like the black lady below…read moreme but they're friendly and this store is small but has a lot of snacks and drinks

I don't eat a lot of junk so I rarely stop at convenience stores. And when I do go here most of…read morewhat I buy is behind the counter or right near the counter so I'm basically in and out But today I didn't know exactly what kind of drink I wanted(i wanted a bang but I know this store doesn't sell it)So I grab A pint of ice cream and I look around for a sugar free energy drink but I didn't see one so then I see they have $.99 big shots Which are in the back corner of the store So I go back there to choose the flavor and as I am looking I feel a pair of eyes from this old Mexican man watching me smdh. Today I had a lot of stuff going on so rather than make a scene I purchased my items And left. But when I leave out of the store I see the old Mexican man picking up trash and I can find him to his face and let him know that he does not have to watch black people when they come to the store. I know the store is ran by Korean's and he's just their lap dog but still it's very racist. Will not return

I'd stop for you. Would you stop for me?…read more This is a typical convenience store which is located right where it needs to be on a back street in northwest Houston, and we do try to come here now and again, usually when we need something in this area, and probably will do so in future.

Don't be fooled by the exterior. They had several really good bottles at a reasonable price.read more

The place is fully stocked with most brands. Prices are similar to specs. I think the owners are…read morebrothers and are super helpful. It's close, so that's a plus.

I've been in this store twice since I've moved in the neighborhood. They are willing to help you…read morefind what you are looking for. Or it could be that I look super young and they were wondering what the heck I was doing in a grown ups store. My first visit, they greeted me and asked if I needed help, I asked for the tequila. They immediately pointed me to the tequila isle. The second visit, they asked me if they could help me. I asked for the whiskey to which I replied Tennessee. They pointed to the direction I was looking for. I was complimented on my youthful looks as they carded me. (I'm nearly 30)

This business is my "go to" for anything I need in this category. They know me and my husband,…read morealways know what we like to purchase and even offer us specials just for us! I am sold on them for as long as I live in this area. We avoid other similar businesses, simply because they just cannot compare - there's not the same personal service, or recognition and care. I really like the owner of this business, he's very personable. I always request that my husband bypass others and go here (sometimes a little out of his way) because they remember and know us and always stock what we want and produce it with patience and a smile. Even when we had a recent problem with a purchase they were quick to make it right - and still with a smile. I challenge anyone to find a more friendly business owner! I'll try to get a photo another time.