Fantastic place. Rob and David were terrific. I probably gained 5 pounds. Full bakery and BBQ…read moreofferings in an enormous clean restaurant filled with happy people. All forms of grocery items available along with fuel. Not hard to discover who came first (Sorry Buccees) but if they were across the street Woodys wins every time. Great concept and I understand Woodys II is the proud restaurant of the daughter's owner across the high way. North and South. Appreciate the hospitality!

Woody's is overpriced for pretty mediocre BBQ. The smoked turkey and chicken were both dry, lacking…read moremoisture and seasoning. The chopped beef potato was decent, but nothing special. Overall, the food didn't justify the price, and the experience just wasn't worth the cost. The bathroom is clean and the service was nice - so stopping for convenience and hospitality makes sense. But the food - skip it.

run never taken anything their again lie to us about giving us a live weight and then didn't cut up…read moreright .. i could've done a better job with a set of knives for the dollar tree and the price 671.00 to do one pig and all we had done extra was smoked two hams, cure bacon

Amazing. Possibly the best summer sausage I've ever had. I'm not used to bacon that wasn't…read moreprocessed and bought at the store, so this is different but good. Still working through the sausage varieties, great so far. I live about four hours away but would happily go back.

The quality seems to have declined over years. The apricot fruit filling of kolache is flavorless.read more

Czech Stop is a must-stop for me every single time I'm driving between Austin and Dallas. It's…read morebasically tradition at this point. The kolaches are an incredible value -- they taste amazing and are somehow still super affordable. I always get a mix of sweet and savory, because skipping either would be a mistake. For sweet, I love the cream cheese, apple, and cherry. For savory, you can't go wrong with the sausage kolaches. Pro tip: if you ask, they'll warm them up for you, which makes them even better. Even when the line wraps around this legendary little store, the service is impressively fast. The line moves quickly, so you're never waiting as long as it looks. These are easily the best kolaches I've had in Texas so far, and I don't see that changing anytime soon. Expect many more future stops from me.

The management can be very proud of this store. It's clean, beautiful, well-stocked, full of…read morefriendly, helpful people. A delight. Plenty of fresh, beautiful produce. Huge selection of everything. Clean restrooms! We were traveling through the area and were very impressed with the whole experience. The people of Madisonville are blessed with this great location!

The lunchtime menu is decent if you want some homestyle cooking and you're in a rush.read more

This is a go to place for good cuts of local beef and pork, and a few other treats such as farm…read morefresh eggs, wines and dog treats. I love the ribeye steaks they have and their prices compare to prime cuts you can get a a grocery store - only they taste two times better.

Absolutely love coming here, the whole team is knowledgeable, friendly and willing to take time to…read moreanswer questions .They have a huge and I mean huge selection of steaks, chicken etc. they also have some pretty cool artisan bread and homemade butters. Definitely a family favorite

Lovely little market with lots of fresh produce options as well as cool sauces and pastas…read more We will definitely visit again when we are in the area.

Great Farmer's Market! The produce is so fresh and items you don't normally see.. Amish items,…read moreMediterranean items. Fresh eggs $1.49 for large and $2.49 for x large. Homemade Jams, Jellys and Pickeled items. The flowers and fruit trees are beautiful. Prices were reasonable. Staff very cordial. The cutest building and decor.. so clean...Will return.

Back in early February, my partner and I were in College Station to visit family. We made our way…read moreover to historic downtown Bryan and checked out Cocoa's Pantry. Cocoa's advertises itself as a kitchen supply store, and they definitely carry plenty of upscale brands (Zwilling, Breville, Le Creuset). We, however, were there for the Chocolate Gallery. The kitchen is surrounded by glass, so you can see all of the chocolate delicacies being made. We stopped in a few days before Valentine's day, so chef was making chocolate covered strawberries. While peering in, we noted the Culinary Institute of America chef's jacket on the wall behind us. This elevated our expectation! We made our way to the Chocolate Gallery, where a lovely attendant explained offerings that included a variety of cakes and artisan chocolates. Though they looked delicious, we passed on the cakes and strawberries, and selected 3 artisan chocolates each. These are the type of chocolates that you savor, letting them melt in your mouth. The mouth feel of these gems was smooth with no waxiness or grainy feeling, and the varied fillings enhanced the complexity. This isn't a penny candy store, but you're getting fine chocolates. Unfortunately, we were so busy savoring the chocolate, that we didn't take any photos! I hope Bryan supports this store during COVID-19 so that we can visit again when we come back.

A great addition to Downtown Bryan. A great selection of cookware and cutlery.read more

I ordered a whole lamb from Leaning Cedar Ranch in Brenham. They use K & C for their processing…read more I spec'ed out my desired cuts and included vacuum packing (AC paper wrap) and waited for the call. Pickup was easy, everything was well packed and labeled, and everything cut to spec, trimmed well, etc. Will absolutely use again.

Great taste and texture.. you can definitely tell a difference from the grocery store. Takes some…read moretime to get your order but it's not bad if you plan for it.

Always the best awesome! I promise you won't be disappointed!! Excellent quality straight from…read moreAggieland.

Gig 'em!!! Aggies know meat!…read more This place is absolutely awesome. Utterly incredible. The prices look like they haven't changed them in years. Go in for the Aggie Special - a sausage wrap and a large soda for C H E A P. They also sell some fantastic beef jerky if you're looking for something chewy. Texas Monthly called their beef jerky something like, "transcendent." I'm inclined to agree. Some of the best beef jerky I've ever had. They sell beef, lamb, pork too. There are giant take home boxes where you can grab several pounds of meat at once for a big party or a tailgate. The prices are all so low. So obviously, all the meats are coming from the classes that they're teaching in the meat and food sciences building that this place is attached to. Those spare ribs might have been some student's midterm project. The meat is all displayed (shrink wrapped) in big glass cases. Prices are clearly displayed. Buy in bulk and save! Everything is clearly labeled with the Texas A&M logo so nobody gets confused about where you got your meat. They have helpful posters that inform the purchaser about where different cuts come from on the animal. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They offer a microwave in the corner if you need to warm up something and take it to go. My favorite is the sausage that's shaped into a football. Gig 'em! If you're on campus, you gotta check this out. This store will convert the strictest of vegetarians into carnivores! Whoop!