HEB is by far my favorite grocery store. I have lived in 4 states and can say that HEB is miles…read moreahead of the other grocery chains in all the surrounding states. When my family from Alabama come they are always excited to go to HEB.

They never stock properly at this location. Constantly out of stock on Pecan Pie for example. I am…read moretired of settling and buying what they happen to have on hand. Small Town problems. I need to move to Bee Cave where this isn't a problem at the HEB there.

This lil joint takes the cake for awesome breakfast taconess! They pile mounds of chesse on top of…read morehomemade flour tortillas, and top it with amazing salsa. I suggest picking a few up for your coworkers in the morning and being the "popular" kid at work for the week.

Quickie update on DS Grocery - I drove up this evening to gas up Jenny's car, get dinner, and a…read morebottle of wine. Jenny's Bean Burrito with the bottle of wine in the passenger seat was enough weight to activate the airbag on her Toyota Matrix. I thought it wouldn't activate for under 40lbs in the seat....Thats one heavy burrito

My car and I went for a little drive and spotted this new HEB. It's new to me. I'm not sure when it…read moreopened but it's fairly new. They have a gas station and beautiful views of the hill country. Every spot is a sunny spot just FYI. There is zero shade. It has a lovely garden center. I can't pass up a walk through lovely flowers. I didn't buy any this time so I can't comment on prices of things. I did see lots of people with plants in their cart. A friendly HEB worker was going up and down the aisles with a cart full of bug spray that they were offering a deal. Usually I get annoyed when people try and talk to me while I'm shopping but this polite kid was friendly, not pushy, and moved on his merry way when I told him that I wasn't interested.

This place bought the land from an old Honky Tonk bar I think. I wish they would've left the bar…read morebehind. This is the warehouse for crap. The food's pretty cheap though for the most part I did get stop and ask why I was taking so many pictures and I had to show my yelp to prove I wasn't a pervert. Lol.

I've been wanting to try this spot for the last several years but anytime we're in Dripping Springs…read morefor a day trip, our plans never seem to work out. We arrived for brunch (they serve brekkie and lunch) and there was a line to get in. To be expected at a popular restaurant on a Saturday. However, the line moved quickly. Ordering is very much European style which is fitting as the owners are Belgian. You walk in and order at the counter, get a number, have a seat, and the food is brought out to you. It takes time to get the food, not a terribly long time but you do have to wait. Everything is housemade to order and well worth it. Exceptional European breads, cakes, croissants, soups, sandwiches, and a whole lot more. I had the breakfast croissant with ham and it was amazeballs! It had pesto as well, yum. The croissant was soft, buttery, and flaky but strong enough to hold a sandwich together. My boyfriend had a chipotle brekkie sandwich on ciabatta bread with eggs, turkey bacon, etc. It was equally as delicious as my sandwich. We also grabbed a couple of Belgian chocolate croissants for home. Ah, to have the flavors of Belgium and Europe in Texas is a true delight. The decor is shabby chic inside and out and I'm here for it. Ample indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee counter where you can get excellent lattes and other coffee drinks. Service is crazy good, happy, and friendly...even while they're jam packed and super busy! Absolutely cannot wait to go back again.

I was really disappointed with my experience at Thyme & Dough…read more Per my confirmed order ticket, I arrived and placed my order at 9:13 a.m. I ordered two breakfast sandwiches and two iced coffees, and my total came to $42.80, including a 20% tip. After waiting over 20 minutes without any update, I asked around 9:34 a.m. how much longer my order would take. Instead of simply apologizing or providing an update, the employee checked my payment time and told me that the wait was "right on target" for a good breakfast. When I politely expressed that the wait seemed excessive for what I had ordered, she reiterated that this was normal and that good food takes time to prepare. I didn't feel those comments were necessary--they made me feel dismissed rather than understood. She also stated there had been a long line ahead of us, which wasn't accurate. When I arrived at 9:13, there was only one customer finishing her order at the register. I finally received my food at approximately 9:38 a.m. While I understand that fresh food takes time, a 25-minute wait for two breakfast sandwiches and two iced coffees, especially with no proactive communication, felt excessive. A simple acknowledgment of the delay or a more empathetic response would have made a significant difference. Instead, I left feeling that my concerns were brushed aside. Between the lengthy wait, the dismissive interaction, and the overall experience, I didn't feel the service justified the price or the 20% tip that was included in my purchase. Unfortunately, I won't be returning.

This place is the bomb!!!!…read more The Cuban is one of the best sandwiches in town and everything on the menu is hot and fresh. There might be a line around lunch time because the food is just that good in the construction workers in the area know it. The taco place are absolutely amazing and I would say this is authentic Mexican food. They have added burgers to the menu lately but I would stick with the Mexican specialties in there is all the ladies are authentic and know exactly how to cook

Very intrigued by this convenience store/market. The food stall in the back seems too good to be…read moretrue. You order at the stand, bring ticket to payment counter, and go back with receipt to pick up your food when it's ready. (Order Numbers are called out in Spanish and English) Lunch time here is a fiasco! It's definitely a fun experience and I would absolutely stop by again to have more items from the menu.

First time going into the store and I was blown away with how cool it was…read more I ordered the Italian club and tried the grape leaves both fantastic. And the selection was pretty cool and so is the ambience for just being a little market on the corner of the road. Don't know why I never went in till now. Great service they were friendly and super helpful

As a 1st time visitor to this store,I was impressed…read more Conveient with good selection of foods,etc.. Great sandwiches! Love the scones!

I was taken back that it's small and inside what looks like a convenience store, but I don't let…read morethat fool you, this place is good! We had a small margarita pizza, and paninis! The server was friendly and our food he made tasted amazing! Recommend for an individual or duo outing due to the side pf the place, be definitely worth it!

This little restaurant business is attached to a small local market. Wide range of products in the…read morestore and prices are a bit higher than big chains but the convenience is worth it, as well as the gas savings on most routine items. The sandwiches here are my main attraction though. Good size, good portions, very reasonable prices and lots of selection. Good burgers as well. Always busy during lunch hours with local students, landscaping crews and locals all frequenting the place. Their Jalapeno Turkey is my favorite, but they make a great Reuben, BLT, etc.