Very friendly staff and great chicken in the deli! Ask about the fresh yeast rolls they make most…read moreeveryday! Just yummy!

Best in town by far. No comparison to any restaurant around. Always clean with very helpful staff.read more

I have been visiting this area since my grandparents moved here in 1989. For years, if you needed…read moresomething, a trip into Hemphill, or even to Jasper, would be necessary. This could make a grocery run or a simple replacement a pain. This location opened in July 2016 and it is a true game changer! Locals, seasonal folks and day trippers visiting the lake all benefit from the development in this area and this mini shopping center with small town charm is the start of all that. The only thing I found confusing was the address on the receipt listed this place in Hemphill, which is nearly 20 miles away from the actual location in Fairmont. This is somehow related to the closest post office, however, the location really is on Fairdale road, so once that's accepted, no need to be concerned. I am very impressed to find a general store, fuel stop, hardware store, tackle shop, liquor store and an in progress car wash and laundromat in one spot. I was surprised that the sign on the side of the road was large, electronic and easy to read! I found it very useful that it flashed local information, temperature, store hours, café hours, local hiring information and new products that came in that week. This is smart and allows people to stop in when the new inventory is in. I felt like I was in a mini travel center from the great selection and the reasonable prices! The café includes a mix of items including pizza, sandwiches, seafood and more. I found prices for the breakfast platter and the lunch baskets to be the same or cheaper than similar cafes across the state. This is very convenient for those that are spending an afternoon on the lake and didn't feel like packing supplies or someone needing a ready made lunch to pick up on the way to work. The tackle shop inside includes life jackets, float noodles, bait and an array of tackle. They even had a fishing pole for $29.99, talk about saving a trip! There were also touristy items like shirts, pocket knives, sling shots and plenty of items to keep a visitor busy. In keeping with the convenience of the location, they have items for grilling like charcoal, automotive items like oil and there is even an ATM on site! The selection of grocery items may be small, but the name brands are represented. You'll find toiletries, cleaning supplies, picnic items, canned food, a small refrigerated and frozen section and be able to get your staples of bread, milk, lunch meat, creamer, butter etc. met. Your non essentials (depending on your priorities, haha) of frozen pizza, dinners, snacks and ice cream are also met! I felt like it was too difficult to do this place justice in description alone so the pictures I took will hopefully help you to see everything from an actual produce section (I was impressed!) to tobacco products. It's a true mix of grocery store, gas station and travel center. You may only have three or four brands to choose from on lunch meat, bread, laundry detergent and shampoo, yet they still have all your spices, almond milk and avocados! Let's talk price! I live in a small city with a huge selection of grocery stores and gas stations. Did I find some of the items to be overpriced by $1-2? Well, sure. However, when looking at the selection in the area, that is what actually matters. The gas at the fuel center is the cheapest in the area- sounds like a life saver to me! Let's use milk as an example. You can go into town and spend over $5 at the Brookshire Brothers, or you can come here and spend $3.69! Sure, you could find cheaper milk, but you would have to drive over an hour to do so. See what I mean? I was just thrilled to find them here and this really allowed me to spend more time with my family as no one had to venture more than a mile for a necessity, instead of spending several hours travelling and purchasing items. Due to the nature of the trip, I didn't really check out the hardware store or liquor store, nor did I even notice the laundromat until I was leaving the area to return home, so I have more to explore when I return. I know the area is being developed and may soon have things I've never dreamed of seeing in this area like a post office, police station, hotel and restaurant. I'm already glad to see a clinic in the area, but this general store and everything that comes with it is a huge win for their customers! You must check it out!

Good amount of supplies to get your shopping done. The is a liquor store adjacent the the grocery…read morestore. Very clean place

Fruit Flys every time I shop there. Thought it was a one time thing. No every time store dirty…read morefresh vegetables disgusting. Tomato's with rot , avocados even worse. I gave three chances no change. I'll drive to jasper the kirbyville store is just bad.

If there were any other options besides Walmart, I would take it over Brookshires. Store is…read moredark, options for brands and variety are limited. Facility is old and needs updating or replacement. Checkout system is slow. Produce all too often is questionable in its freshness. The store was much better managed when it was on Houston St. Come on Brookshires you can build new stores in Huntington and Buna - why not Jasper?

Just an small town restaurant combined with convenience store American breakfast is all I've ever…read morehad. Be ready to be surrounded by old folks having their coffee and shooting the shit.

This place is good for hamburgers & shoe string fries nothing special its a small town however the…read moreburgers is on fleek

It used to be a Brookshire. You can tell not only by the layout but also by the old Brookshire…read moreproducts on some of the shelves. Overall, it was decently nice. I'd recommend stopping by as one of the better options in town for a beverage or a snack.

From the owner: Spring Market grocery stores offer a full shopping experience, low prices and a focus on community…read moreinvolvement and superior customer service. Established in 2016, the Spring Market brand is operated by Brookshire Grocery Co., based in Tyler, Texas, with stores in Texas and Louisiana. The name honors the company's rich history that began in 1928 with a store on Spring Avenue in Tyler.

This is one of the worst Walmarts I have ever been in! Not only do they run out of bananas…read morestrawberries and grapes more often than any other store EVER! Most of the workers openly hate their jobs and are rude. Community would benefit from an HEB!

An employee lied to me and said they don't accept Apple Pay??????? Plus that store really ghetto…read moreand the customers are weird AF!

Great food and amazing service! Just a little mom and pops owned place. The deli is great and you…read morecan eat there or get it to go and you can order ahead.

Deli has excellent food to go, including fish, hamburgers and French fries, as well as bacon…read morelettuce & tomato sandwiches. Only has seating for three persons, although there is a park across the road which overlooks Dam-B.

Went in today and got a couple of dinner plates at Pineland tx b&b and was disappointed with one…read moreof them. I know everything is expensive these days but a $10 plate and there was hardly anything on it. Usually you get what you pay for but not today I guess.

It looks sketch from the outside, but it's actually a pretty nice grocery store once you get…read moreinside. The WiFi was really bad in the area, so they have an Internet cafe inside.

Good selection of items, sale prices are very competitive…read moreProduce is fresh Courteous personnel

It stinks and has horrible customer service. Everything is overpriced. I should have gone to…read moreWalmart.

The shrimp and fish were fried to perfection. Service was quick and the server was friendly…read more It s a country store sitting area ambiance.

Best example of the Louisiana diner this side of La. All the favorites are on the menu but this is…read morethe only place I eat fried catfish statewide. The catfish is crisp with a cornmeal coating family recipe that's known far and wide. The plate comes with a slice of lemon and sweet onion as well as tartare and cocktail sauces. The crinkle cut fries are good but if it's July-August, go ahead and order the fried okra. It's made fresh and hand-breaded. You know what that means; like a Southern grandma makes it and that style is getting hard to find. We got two orders! If you're looking for a small town Southern coastal vibe this side of 30-A, Curtis' is the best for hospitality and hot breakfast and lunch.