After a scorchingly hot trip from San Antonio, Texas, I needed something ice cold to drink. In…read morefact, I need a little energy boost.. I thought I would stopp by a convenience store and Super family food Mart was in my path. It is a Family owned small business convenience store. I was able to secure two Celsius Energy drinks ...high probably I am going to drink one or a half of one. though to give me a little energy for the rest of I need a energy boost from long drive from San Antonio. TX. I have a three hour meeting ahead of me this evening. Think Iam now ready.. Casey, the cashier, was friendly and helpful. The food Mary had the typical items chips, soda, beer and wine. They also had an array of lotto tickets.

This was the most disturbing disappointment I've ever seen they had poop stains all over the wall…read moreand I was disgusted and they had NO unflat drinks and all the food was moldy this was the worst experience I've ever had

Meh- the coolest thing about this convenience store is the name. It's a tall tale to think that…read morethis place compares to Texas. As far as a gas station goes, I guess it works. They sell adequate gas that got my car down the road. They have wide aisles by the pump which makes it easier to get through. Inside, they have what looks to be pretty miserable excuses for Mexican food. They have a lot of snack items, like jerky and chips, but at Texas-sized prices. You're not missing much if you go somewhere else for your gas and breakfast tacos.

Excellent bunless burgers. Their burger Pattie's have a distinct taste I really like.the inside…read moredoes have a dining area but it is a gas station with a grill and a good selection of food and treats. Total was $11.99 with a drink. Service is always fast at the register and your food is also done quickly. They will call your receipt number when your food is ready. Be aware if you make bunlesss on the order screen it does not print out so you have to let them know if you want it that way.

Great store. Has everything. Even little ceasars pizza. Only reason I go is because of the great…read moreand kindest manager. He has been there 12years! The perfect person. Don't ever leave or it will go down.

Great store that always has my favorite snacks and you can't beat that $5 little caesars pizza!…read more Clean and neat gas station with impeccable restrooms. Owner is always very friendly. Note: Has a great variety of electronic cigarettes, as well.

This is my new go-to place for gas, coffee, and danish when in Canyon Lake. Excellent customer…read moreservice by Rashni and Selena, both so kind and polite. They are the reason I'll be back. And who knew gas prices were so low in southern Texas? Apparently I was the only one.

Is this the best Buc-ee's? While it's got the same selection as others and is about as large, it…read moredoesn't seem to be an overwhelmingly full of people which is a win. There's tons of parking and lots of pumps. I was traveling with my baby for the first time so having space away from everyone while we settled into what we needed to do was perfect. We grabbed the very last pump and no one was near us, which let us take our time. The bathrooms are large and we used a big handicap stall which had a changing table AND sink in it. It would be helpful if they had a sign noting that as it's very much a family stall (not just handicap) Overall a good Buc-ee's and a great stop

I ended up in Texas because of a guy with a Buc-ee's T-shirt…read more About year ago while shopping for groceries at Freddy's (aka Fred Meyer) I saw some guy confidently wearing a red t-shirt with a cartoon looking beaver on it. I was like, "Um, ok, what's that about?" I got home and looked it up. I found out it was Texan company. Then I decided I wanted to visit the biggest Buc-ee's in the Lone Star State. We landed in San Antonio and rented a car. Thankfully it didn't have a California license plate. We drove to Luling on our way to Austin. We pulled into the Buc-ee's parking lot. We saw the gas prices. Gas in Texas is more affordable than Washington State. Took a photo with the metal critter in front of the entrance then made our way into the store. Spacious, busy. Bathroom was clean. We picked up some brisket sandwiches and some sodas. Food is more affordable in Texas. We also bought some souvenirs to take back home including a red shirt with the beaver.

Friendly customer service. Nice little store with winning lottery tickets! It's a must stop for…read moresnacks. No liquor as it's a dry county.

Gas is super expensive here, but it's the only gas station in town, so I don't fault them for that…read more You can buy all you would need in a convenience store except beer, since Medina is a dry town. You definitely see a lot of the old timers hanging out here at the table inside the store, and the employees are helpful and friendly. I almost knocked off a star, because the air compressor outside doesn't have a pressure gauge. The personalized service I get from the employees makes up for that.

Had burgers today at J & T and decided I should tell. Jim or Tammy or whoever is minding the store…read morecan all make a really good burger. If you like to fish or just drive slowly along the bay for a rare undeveloped stretch, it's a treat to stop at what's really a gas station/convenience store. For the convenience of its regulars who don't always want to eat fish or drive into town, J & T sell pizza, hot wings. and will make you a genuine old fashioned burger, BLT, or patty melt.

Andy's has great tacos!! I was greeted with a warm hello and welcome in, I got the egg, bean and…read morebacon taco and was thinking about getting a second taco; I'm happy I decided on just one. The tacos are huge, taste great and the hot sauce is perfect, I'll definitely be back.

Andy's is a great spot for Tacos they are expensive compared to others but they are over double the…read moresize so you get a lot more for your Buck

Clean restrooms, nice clean store, large parking lot, plenty of pumps, separate diesel pump area…read more Inside has a hot food area that smells great. Pastries are also available.

Popped into this convenient store and decided to buy a banana. When I went to hand the cashier the…read morefifty cents he asked me to put the change on the counter. I'm not sure if the guy is a germaphobe or what his problem was, but the interaction left me feeling pretty bad as a customer. There are lots of gas stations along my 183 commute. Won't be stopping into this one anymore.