Calling all beer lovers out there!…read more Are you tired of the same ol' beer brands at your local gas station? Well, look no further because Texaco on Broadway feels more like a beer station, than a gas station! Even though their gas prices are a little high (in my opinion), their beer and wine selection is out of this world. Whenever the hubby feels like a having a new and "interesting" beer, he always visits this Texaco location. They carry a wide selection of Texas beers, but once in a while you can find some very interesting beers that you've probably never seen before. Anyhow! Is your partner not into beer? Not a problem! Because they have a huge selection of wines and hard seltzer.

It's refreshing to walking into a gas station and hear good music, I know what you're thinking…read more"it's just a gas station give me the go juice and send me on the way." But, what this does is gives you faith in humanity, a little reminder that not everyone is listing to songs about pickup trucks on dirt roads, auto tuned crap or electronic "music." The inside of this place is what the whole world would sound like if everyone was cool. They also sell things and have gas. Enjoy.

Family-owned, great mechanics, fair pricing. This Team has helped me out many times.read more

This is the only place to go, the nicest people in the world. If you need gas, they fill your tank,…read morewash your windows and check your oil. It's like stepping back in time when people cared about you and your safety. They order tires, replace filters, change oil. Trust me and put your car and your safety in their care.

05 Sep 2024 We went…read morein to buy Mega tickets. For grins and because I was craving ice cream, I checked out their products. They stock Hagen Daz and Ben and Jerry ice cream. No prices are listed on the shelves. I asked the employee. He had to walk over to see what I was interested in. I lost my appetite when he told me the 'secret' prices. I understand paying for convenience, but not at nearly double the grocery store price. Hagen Daz was $7.99, Ben and Jerry was $8.99. These are the 14-16oz containers. It's hard to find a real pint these days. No, thanks. The crave wasn't that intense.

Gas here is way to expensive. My tank usually fills up at around $70. The one time I was desperate…read moreenough to fill up there I got charged $92!!!

Terrible location. Avoid at all costs. Unhelpful staff and not taken care of. The lady that works…read morethere on occasion would rather be rude than assist customers.

This Valero is just terrible. I have never experienced such poor customer service before, at any…read moreplace of business. To make a long story short, I was confronted by an employee (young guy - black - his purple underwear were all hanging out of his pants) who demanded that I put a 12-pack of Dos XX back in the same exact place where I got it from. Normally this wouldn't be an issue, as I would have willingly done this on my own. But since he decided to be negative and rude about it, I basically told him that he should handle it because he worked there, not me. At that point, he became confrontational and started shouting "well you got it out so you should put it back !" Rude! I informed his colleague, who was very nice (complete opposite from the confrontational employee) and also offered the manager for me to speak with. I just decided to let it go, but still feel that I should share my negative experience with others. On a completely separate note, this location is the only Valero I have ever heard of that prominently displays a sign that reads "This location does NOT give out free coffee when the Spurs win." What kind of anti-Spurs BS is that all about!?!? Anyway, NOT recommended. There are plenty of other convenience stores to spend your money at.

"Something strange is afoot at the Circle K" O.P. Circle K!…read moreThis former Valero has been taken over by Circle K. It's not the only gas station in Olmos Park, but it's cheaper than the one on the Circle. This is a pretty small gas station, with only a couple of pumps. The inside isn't much larger. There's cold drinks and lotto. The clerks have always been friendly to me. They sell beer and ice too. The gas seems to be cut with ethanol, if that matters to you. Prices are about where you'd expect them to be for a convenience store. There's a HEB nearby, with gas and cheaper prices, but if you need to jump in and jump out, I guess this place is okay. Watch your speed in here, I know the OPPD likes to hang out here, and on the cross street that this convenience store is situated on, along McCullough.