It's great to have a fast food restaurant in this relatively remote location! Decent food with a…read moresurprising number of options. Staff is friendly and helpful. You can eat there or take it home. We are regular customers.

We really enjoy the food and love that they are out here in the country! They are always polite and…read morehelpful.

I stopped by here to gas up the rental car before driving back to Dallas…read more Quick in and out, very clean and organized store. But those gas prices are incredible!! Wish we had those prices in Cali!! A good experience here!!

Disgusting food. Greasy af n not taste on the burgers. Never going here again. Nasty restrooms also…read morefilthy overall.

Harrison and Jeffery were holding down the fort when we stopped by tonight and we were so impressed…read moreby their attitudes, helpfulness, and customer service. The place was sparkling clean and these two were enjoyable to interact with. They helped me and my husband find what we needed and were so willing to go above and beyond. This is definitely our new gas stop when we are traveling this direction.

Great customer service, well staffed at the moment. Great convenient store food selections.read more

The "Assumed Name" (i.e. DBA) is "Craft Corner;" however, I jokingly refer to this joint as…read more"Hillbilly Hangout." Convenience stores are typically a treasure trove for low rent demographics- you know, those that spend their entire disposable income on quick "to go" comfort items, such as: 22 oz. Dr. Pepper bottles, cigarettes, chew, bags of chips, and candy. Oh wait, don't forget the lottery tickets, and scratch offs, as well. For me, I generally only stop at joints like these to fill up my tank. I don't buy candy, lottery tickets, or other items of waste, unless it's beer, or wine. With this said, Hillbilly Hangout is a great store to stop in for a quick sixer, or bottle of vino. Seriously, who the hell would ever imagine that a gas station, in Flint, Texas, of all places, would have such an impressive selection of beer, and wine. It almost doubles as a second store. Colorful patrons, friendly employees, and a damn good spot to pick of a six pack of Porter, or a IPA. For that, Hillbilly Hangout gets 4 stars.

Horrible experience. They didn't have their merchandise labeled clearly. So after it was paid for,…read morestill standing there, when we realized how much they had charged, refused to refund us. The owners were extremely rude and made the situation worse by talking to us like we were idiots. I guess he was right, since we purchased anything from their store. The only nice thing about the place was the lady that made the sandwich's. She tried her best to help us.

Good people. Attentive, clean, always a good meal. They usually have good quick things like milk,…read moreeggs, bread, cream but their cheeseburgers ! YUM!!! I usually call in and they never disappoint. Grands love their chicken strips too

I was hoping to find a place where I could safely enjoy a date night and eat out for the first time…read morein nearly 14 years. While I appreciate having a local health food store in Longview, I was disappointed to find that the kitchen and premade food section doesn't fully align with a clean-eating standard. Because many meals are pre-assembled, it isn't possible to remove common allergens like corn or cheese. Looking closely at the ingredients, items include mayonnaise with high fructose corn syrup, sweet potato fries cooked in soybean oil, and Hormel meats with added hormones. Longview has a strong demand for truly non-inflammatory and allergen-friendly options. Simple kitchen updates would transform this into a go-to spot for people with strict dietary needs: Offering customizable, build-your-own options (so ingredients like corn or dairy can be left off) Swapping to clean base ingredients, like avocado oil for cooking and corn-syrup-free mayo (like Primal Kitchen) Introducing organic ingredients, hormone-free meats, and grain-free menu items There are so many people in our community with sensitivities who would love to be loyal, regular customers if safer, cleaner options were available!

The restaurant/smoothie side's menu and staff were disappointingly inadequate. I tried to order…read moresomething that would accommodate my food allergies, by substituting one fruit for another, and nondairy milk for frozen yogurt, in a drink. First the guy had to check if it was alright. To substitute things. Which, um, why doesn't he already know? Then, he overcharged me, and when I said something, Valerie came to 'help', overcharging me even more, such that what should've been a $6.99 drink was NOW going to be $11, despite my not including 4-5 of the ingredients in it! If you are at all concerned with the integrity of ingredients, want to know exactly what you're drinking, or would prefer a place that works with you so you can actually have something that won't send you on a flare, DO NOT come here. If you're traveling through and need something healthy, for the love of god, pass by this place and go to either The Granary or to Natural Grocers, both just a few minutes down the road. The store side was unfortunately unimpressive as well - they just didn't have the selection or stock of say, The Granary or Natural Grocers, and it was really expensive. Also the staff over there reeked of bad perfume, and didn't know where stuff was. This may be a healthy place for lunch if you've just started trying to be healthy and are comparing it to say, fried chicken and fries. But bread, wheat, dairy frozen yogurt, orange juice, pineapple juice - these are not healthy things.

Skinners is a Longview tradition. I always and okay shop Skinners for all my BBQ needs and deli…read moremeats. Do not shop Skinners if you are expecting a WalMart troupe environment, the closest comparison is a down scaled Rice Epicurean market, what else would you expect in the middle of a pine forest?

Skinners is like a breath of fresh air... walking back in time! Customer service is great here…read more It's literally like going back in time to my childhood and seeing how a hometown business is SUPPOSED to be!

What a place FRESH is. I never understood how great a place like FRESH is until going to other…read moregroceries more frequently. They have everything going on here. For starters, there is a Starbucks and a Walgreens pharmacy attached, which seems pretty typical for a grocery store, but then you see they have a gelato shop, a pizzeria, a grill with a patio, a taqueria, and more. Their huge patio space makes it a place that people of Tyler love coming to and eating at. This is like a Whole Foods for Tyler. The options and selections were a lot more vast than I had ever seen. I'm seeing fruit and produce I've never seen before. They have so much wine and beer to choose from. Their bakery has so many insane options. FRESH even has a full playground next door and live music on their patio. It's honestly a really impressive shop. One of the only downsides of FRESH is that you're going to pay that price tag. Everything is always slightly more than elsewhere in town. Its quality is what makes it worth the visit. It feels like one of a kind as a grocery store, which is why it took 10-plus years to open a second location. It's not only a grocery store, it's part of the Tyler community. RIYL: A grocery store and then some

Brookshire's in Tyler is a grocery store that does everything right. It is clean, well stocked, and…read moreeasy to shop, with fresh produce, great meat and seafood, and an amazing dry aged beef section. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and checkout is quick. The surprise bonus is the pho restaurant with a sit up bar inside, which makes this place feel more like a community spot than just a grocery run. Always a great experience. Great parking as well!