Closed when we showed up at 4 pm. Shame. I wanted a hot dog. Looked like a nice place from the…read moreoutside.

If you like unpretentious venues, this is the ticket. Great vibe, super staff with big…read morepersonalities, cold beer and great hamburgers, we'll be back to try the dogs next. Oh, musical talent blew us away!

you better lawyer up!. as soon as I used my card at this mart someone tried to use my credit card…read more when i came back to the store i witnessed someone behind the counter fraudulently trying to use my information. getting my lawyer to pull that security cameras to match the time stamp on my phone. DO NOT SHOP HERE.

Our family absolutely loves the convenience of the Hamilton Market…read more Right around the corner and a little bit out of the way from most of the denser populated locations in Austin you can expect prices that are a little bit higher because they don't push all the volume that the giant box stores do. It's definitely worth it to give up a little bit of price for the convenience. My family the large selection and all of the general items that they have in a smaller area.

The most interesting and fun fries I ever had! They're like a hybrid of potato skins and wedges…read moredeliciousness! We order the Ruben and Philly cheesesteak. The Ruben was absolutely perfect on toasty bread, nice tangy sauerkraut, and savory corned beef. The cheesesteak was good but I wished it had peppers and onions. The seating area is limited but service was nice and friendly! Probably best as a to go order place for a delicious sandwiches!

I ordered the roast beef sandwich and I was a little disappointed/surprised because it was just…read morebeef and the bun. There was no sauce or toppings at all. But it was huge. It was probably close to a lb of meat. The roast beef was fresh and I ate it all after a 5 mile hike. The venue is super cute and surprising to be in a strip mall. The family who owns and runs it is super nice. I would come back to try their other sandwiches because my friend said the Reuben was really good. I will update my review after I try another sandwich.

This place is truly a hidden gem! Great food and amazing…read morecustomer service --I honestly can't say enough good things. I don't usually leave reviews, but this spot deserves it with delicious Mexican dishes and really good Chinese food. Definitely go check them out! You won't be disappointed.

Only stopped here to use the restroom but the facilities were super clean! Was fully prepared for…read morethe standard smelly gas station. But TP was fully stocked, no weird odors, and even had an air freshener!!! Very much appreciated!

Much nicer toilets than I was expecting of a little off-the-road, hole-in-a-wall convenience store…read morein a small town. Everything felt pretty well-maintained and clean and cozy. Staff were all very friendly, welcoming us in and helping us find what we were looking for when we asked. Honestly pretty top-notch. Also connected to a Chevron gas station.

Lovely little halfway spot on my commute from Kerrville to Austin each week. Restrooms are always…read moreclean and the lady behind the counter always friendly! I grab a drink and a treat and I'm on my way! Easy in and out!

The Local Bull is our FAVORITE! At first glance, a lot of people don't know WHAT it is…read more They are not a full on restaurant but it is worth the call to find out if they are serving food because it is phenomenal when they do. "Usually" the food is Friday through Sunday, 4pm to close. The Bull sells premium beef to take home, lots of Wagyu...it's like a butcher shop -meets a neighborhood bar- meets a gift shop. They have lots of microwbrews, IPA's, domestics and wines from local vineyards and a nice bar to sit or tables to sit around. There is a small courtyard with cornhole. They have wonderful tallow, candles, premium snacks. The owners Randy & Brooke are THE sweetest.

The Local Bull offers a great dining experience! The staff is friendly, prompt, and…read moreprofessional...making you feel welcome the moment you walk through their door. (They have indoor and outdoor seating options) We started with the short rib queso; it was the perfect size to share. I loved the Wagyu smash burger with sweet potato fries. Other family members thoroughly enjoyed the Wagyu steak and tacos. Their drink selection offers something for everyone. I sipped on a local wine while my daughter enjoyed a cold root beer. Make sure you save room for dessert! They feature locally baked cookies alongside their own in-house treats. The Local Bull also offers a storefront to grab unique gifts or snacks to go.

I've been wanting to try this spot for the last several years but anytime we're in Dripping Springs…read morefor a day trip, our plans never seem to work out. We arrived for brunch (they serve brekkie and lunch) and there was a line to get in. To be expected at a popular restaurant on a Saturday. However, the line moved quickly. Ordering is very much European style which is fitting as the owners are Belgian. You walk in and order at the counter, get a number, have a seat, and the food is brought out to you. It takes time to get the food, not a terribly long time but you do have to wait. Everything is housemade to order and well worth it. Exceptional European breads, cakes, croissants, soups, sandwiches, and a whole lot more. I had the breakfast croissant with ham and it was amazeballs! It had pesto as well, yum. The croissant was soft, buttery, and flaky but strong enough to hold a sandwich together. My boyfriend had a chipotle brekkie sandwich on ciabatta bread with eggs, turkey bacon, etc. It was equally as delicious as my sandwich. We also grabbed a couple of Belgian chocolate croissants for home. Ah, to have the flavors of Belgium and Europe in Texas is a true delight. The decor is shabby chic inside and out and I'm here for it. Ample indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee counter where you can get excellent lattes and other coffee drinks. Service is crazy good, happy, and friendly...even while they're jam packed and super busy! Absolutely cannot wait to go back again.

I was really disappointed with my experience at Thyme & Dough…read more Per my confirmed order ticket, I arrived and placed my order at 9:13 a.m. I ordered two breakfast sandwiches and two iced coffees, and my total came to $42.80, including a 20% tip. After waiting over 20 minutes without any update, I asked around 9:34 a.m. how much longer my order would take. Instead of simply apologizing or providing an update, the employee checked my payment time and told me that the wait was "right on target" for a good breakfast. When I politely expressed that the wait seemed excessive for what I had ordered, she reiterated that this was normal and that good food takes time to prepare. I didn't feel those comments were necessary--they made me feel dismissed rather than understood. She also stated there had been a long line ahead of us, which wasn't accurate. When I arrived at 9:13, there was only one customer finishing her order at the register. I finally received my food at approximately 9:38 a.m. While I understand that fresh food takes time, a 25-minute wait for two breakfast sandwiches and two iced coffees, especially with no proactive communication, felt excessive. A simple acknowledgment of the delay or a more empathetic response would have made a significant difference. Instead, I left feeling that my concerns were brushed aside. Between the lengthy wait, the dismissive interaction, and the overall experience, I didn't feel the service justified the price or the 20% tip that was included in my purchase. Unfortunately, I won't be returning.

TLDR: Was visiting my daughter, we decided to do a little road trip to some hill cntry towns. I…read morethought we would do a bbq sandwich tour/comparison. I'd earmarked Old 300 as the place in Blanco, to go up against the others. We arrived on a Monday about 1:20p. After lunch hour, and the place was packed. (that's an indicator right there. One of the slowest days for restaurants during the week, and not at peak meal time.) The line went quick. They have what's listed as a "BBQ Sandwich" - it's a blend of chopped brisket and chopped pulled pork (not in long, stringy strands) together. We were going to hit other towns & sandwiches, so for the two of us we just ordered one sandwich and a side of potato salad. We got it to-go. Sat at an empty table. Got ourselves fixins - some doctored up onions (sliced, seems like they sauté them a little in butter and then top w fresh cracked black pepper), pickles, and both their Sweet and their Spicy sauces. They brought it out quickly, less than 5 min. We opted to just eat it there instead of take it to the next town. We topped with pickles, onions, and the Sweet sauce. Oh my freakin' sweet Lord! In this small Texas town with an unassuming spot a block and a half off the main road going through town, easily one of the top 5 bbq sandwiches of all time - no joke! To break it down, we tasted all items individually. The onions are delectable - softened from the sauté, good moisture from the butter, delicious. The Sweet sauce is crazy good. A fantastic balance of sweet, tang, & slight bite. I've never said this before but it's true - told my daughter, "I could just sit here and dip these pickles in this sauce for the next 30 minutes and be completely satisfied." The sauce, yes, is that good. Daughter is not a heat/spice lover, but she did try the Spicy sauce and we both thought it was definitely tame as far as heat goes. We both thought the Spicy sauce was okay. The Sweet sauce, though, stellar! We were overwhelmed by how good it all was. When we got to the car, I said, "All the ingredients together was like a symphony." Next time I visit her, am absolutely gonna suggest another drive out to Blanco specifically, to try some other items on the menu. But I can say this, for the BBQ Sandwich, pickles, doctored onions, and Sweet sauce alone, Old 300 is worth a generous drive and you will 100 percent be happy as a lark. Thanks for fantastic meal, Old 300. Will most definitely be back.

Very friendly people. I went with the recommendation of jalapeño sausage and brisket. The brisket…read morewas nice and moist, exactly how you would expect it to be. The sausage was a little dry but not bad. The best part is, they had some very solid sides. The mashed potatoes were great! They have decent blackberry Cobbler too, something that should be required at every BBQ joint. The sauce was good. I recommend going with the spicy sauce which was really not that spicy at all. Overall, this is a decent Texas BBQ joint. I'd come back