I used to like these guys. I've actually been here numerous times in the past to buy soil and…read moreplants and frequented here a bit last year and have never had a problem but today, they entered on my "do not like" list. I came here in on a soil run. I needed some potting soil I came to buy 3 bags since I know I'll need more later this year. I usually just get the bags then go inside and pay but this time I went inside first. I was met by the guy here, I'm guessing the owner. I've never really conversed much in my previous visits, I just bought what I needed and left so I never met anybody. Anyway, they had some fresh fruit in styrofoam cups on the counter and I was asking about them while buying my soil so he let me try some. Everything tasted great & fresh so I decided to buy a cup of blackberries. Paid for my soil & blackberries. He did something strange. He poured my blackberries out of the cup and into a thin plastic bag with nothing else protecting them. I was concerned but didn't ask which I regret because sure enough, some of them got mushed otw home because they were just in a thin bag on my seat. Even from the grocery stores they come in a container. Then after I paid and was on my way out, he said "I'll go get the bags you need. Just backup and I'll load them." I thought that was weird because I didn't ask for help getting my soil and have always gotten them myself all the past times I've been here. But I'm generally not a confrontational person so I just left it alone. Sure enough, he gave me the worse bag he could find on their pallet just to get rid of them. Two of the bags of soil got some green stuff at the bottom like they been sitting there way too long and one of the other bags was busted open and spilling dirt by time I made it home. These are bags I probably wouldn't have grabbed myself so I'm sure he was happy to "unload" them on somebody. I don't like dealing with aggressive people and though I used to frequent here and live relatively close by, I'm not sure I'll return. They may have just lost a return customer.

Sam was nice to speak with today. Very knowledgeable. Not…read moresure why we can't check out with the wagon inside checkout area. Expect the best service and you get to try the honey apples before you buy Such a cool local nursery!

Such high quality produce! It's been our pleasure to have been a customer for many years.read more

How often can you tour a working farm and have a fabulous dinner as well? Wood Duck Farm offers…read morejust that. Held about once every other month, Van Weldon, owner of Wood Duck Farm, opens his farm to visitors for a tour and dinner prepared by a chef. The latest dinner held was prepared by Drew Wilson (former executive chef of Benjy's). Our experience started with an informal reception, while we waited for all the guests to arrive. Once everyone was there, we proceeded with the farm tour. Van grows various types of lettuce, tomatoes, herbs, micro greens, broccoli, beets to name a few. He also raises chicken and pigs, all of which you will see during the roughly 60-minute tour. Our dinner consists of food produced by his farm or from surrounding local farms. Chef Drew did a terrific job in keeping the foods simple, allowing the freshness of the food to speak for itself. Dinner was a five-course meal, served family style. Drinks were BYOW however, they do provide water, iced tea and lemonade. If you don't feel like driving an hour away to Cleveland, you can catch Van every Saturday morning at Urban Harvest Farmer's Market in Houston. In addition to fresh produce, he also sells a variety of prepared foods like whole smoked chicken and seasonal soups to name a few.

A self service, God fearing company I can trust! The stand was clean, cute and simple. They had…read morethree different method of payments. When called them with a question, they answered the phone immediately. The hens are fed pellets and food scraps, and they get to roam around during the day. Small businesses like this need to be supported, and I am delighted to write them a 5 star. They deserve it.

Interesting concept for a bakery. Customers order online or through a kiosk at the bakery. They…read morehave a revolving menu, so there's a different line up every week. The cookies look even better in person and the taste is amazing. Definitely a decadent treat. Customers can watch the employees baking, stocking, packaging, and delivering cookies. The bakery is spotless and clean. The employees were clean and well groomed. The staff was friendly and happy to answer questions. I got a kick out of watching customers waiting with excitement and anticipation for their orders. The menu offers a good variety without making you feel overwhelmed. There is plenty of parking. This is strictly carry out or delivery. There is no space for dining in the bakery. They also offer a selection of beverages. They sell single cookies or multi packs. They also offer a variety pack in case you want to try several different cookies. They make great gifts. We tried the chocolate chip cookies. Great flavor without being too sweet. One of the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever had. Only the best kind of surprises here. I highly recommend.

I have been too numerous Crumbl locations in Houston, Spring and Magnolia and the cookies are no…read morecomparison. Took new customers to the Huntsville location yesterday and we purchased a 4 pack. 3 out of 4 of the cookies were over baked and hard. The Snickers Peanut butter did not even taste like it has at the other locations!

Stopped in as I really appreciate a good butcher/meat market and H & S really hit the mark. H & S…read moreMeat Market is located on Fraizer in the down town area of Conroe which we haven't ventured much into and stumbled upon. H & S had a great selection of meat products to choose from and we had a hard time deciding what to try. My wife recently found out that she really enjoys Boudin and that was the first thing that she jumped at. It was different then some of the other Boudin she had tried but really enjoyed what H & S had to offer. We also picked up some German and Jalapeno w/cheese sausage which turned out to be delicious as well as some bacon wrapped filets that were even better. H & S also has ground meat, pork, brisket and quail offerings which we look forward to returning to try out. They also do deer and wild game processing which might be of benefit to some of us hunters. H & S has much more to offer and really recommend stopping in and trying them out.

For the past 2 years M&S has processed my elk. There "Old Fashion" smoked sausage is the best…read more Friendly service, great guys.

Oh wow, the availability of being able to buy top grade local beef along with tons of other…read moreproducts is such a blessing. The staff and products along with the home town feel of their store are so awesome!!! I highly recommend this establishment!

I love buying local beef for my family! Makes me feel better knowing where it's coming from unlike…read morein big chain stores. So nice to have this in town! Super glad I found it. Such a cute and clean store also 100/10

1 of the workers r so rude but the other workers are good BUT IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE TO GET STUFFread more

Very nice, clean, great customer service, good selection of lots of food and drinks (it has the…read morestuff Brookshire brothers doesn't.) definitely worth the commute.

The good: Livingston…read moreneeds some authentic Mexican flair. The people taking my order had to call in someone that spoke a higher level of English. The entire time while I waited for my food, and dined, various Hispanic individuals came in and ate. That's always a good sign. The costumer service is really friendly. The best English speaker gave me recommendations based on food amounts. This place is a full meat market, bakery, kitchen, and offer a lot of Hispanic novelty and spices. The bad: I truly hate spending a lot of money on Mexican food! My frugal meter does not like this place when it comes time to pay. Did I just spend $10 on 3 mini tacos? Did I just spend $15 on beans, rice, a hot dog, slim ribs, and one split chicken leg quarter? They have yet to put up a menu and pricing, so sticker shock definitely happened once I was verbally made away of pricing. I know Taco Bell isn't real Mexican food, but I could have fed 4 people, with drinks, for the amount I paid here. I am aware that the likelihood of visiting the porcelain crown is a lot lower eating here instead of Taco Bell! The ugly: I was expecting a flavor explosion. The flavor was light fizzle at best. I wanted my tongue to do a dance, but at best, my tongue just did a quick head nod to acknowledge the food presence. All in all, I have to go back because their are several sweet breads that I wish to try. I may even turn off my frugal meter and by the freshly made pork skins. Ox tails are expensive per pound, but at least I know they have them.