Have had some positive experiences in the store. The drive through is good.They are extremely busy…read moreso customer service is lacking.

would get a 5 if I didn't have to use the darn KIOSK. So tired of KIOSKS at fast food places and…read morenow some pharmacies. Do not get me started on the Self Checkouts at big box stores. Thats NUTS !! Walgreens could use a simple " take a number and it's on screen who's next"! On the positive side the staff is friendly and has meds when others do not. Just get back to personal customer service PLEASE

I have stopped here on several occasions to fuel up before heading back home. I usually stop fuel…read moreup and go so I have not really had to much interaction with the employees...

Super friendly employees. Clean bathrooms that smell like peaches…read more AND! They have firewood! We were headed to enchanted rock. We needed gas, ice, and firewood and this chevron provided. Is it the best firewood? No. But it's useful when you forgot firewood or need it last minute like us before camping at enchanted rock! Mask policy enforced. We gotta protect ourselves and others from COVID ya'll

I hate when I can't get a receipt! It is so frustrating. Put paper in your fuel pumps before you…read moreleave for the night. It really isn't that difficult. We pumped gas & it said "See Cashier for Receipt"... How would I do that? The store was closed. Ugh. A positive note is that the tub/container w window cleaner was actually clean w clean water. The gas pumps were also very well lit.

Any convenience store with a walk in beer fridge is almost a guaranteed 4 star spot. I mean, isn't…read morethat one of the best parts of living in Texas? ;-) In addition to the Beer Barn, there is a trough of iced brewskis and a doable wine selection. You can grab your standard gas station fare (chips, candy etc.) treat yourself to a sammie at Opa's Meats deli. Would I eat off the bathroom floor? No. But if you have realistic expectations about facilities available in B.F.E. Texas, you'll be a-ok. All in all, this spot gets better every time I stop in.

I kept trying to show up early ,but this spot doesn't open till 10am sadly. I had heard I needed to…read morevisit and I finally made it during lunch. This shop has all types of local jams, butters and concoctions along with you guessed it....beautiful baskets and hand crafted accessories. I ended up with some local honey (great for battling the local allergens I hear) and some peach pecan syrup. I also enjoyed the jewelry and crystal area. I spotted many gorgeous gem stone rings that I will have to come back for soon. I was ecstatic to see they had some options in my petite size. The employee who helped me was very kind and informative. Overall, this spot has healthy options and good vibes, and that's what I'm all about.

Cute little shop on Main Street... a real "country store" feel, wood plank floors. Saleswoman was…read more super friendly. As the name implies, lots of baskets here! Also many other crafty things, food items and healthy creams and lotions. A fun shop to walk through and browse.

Worst gas station I've been to:…read more - Gas is more expensive than other nearby stations. - Only 1 bathroom, and it is out of order. - Cashier coughed in her hand then grabbed my wife's water bottle to scan by its top (drinking part). - Manager/owner made me hold the door for him for 10 sec while he talked to an employee, without even acknowledging me. - Charged me an extra $.10 on a $4.50 credit card purchase without informing me of this charge. There is no sign by the register mentioning this either. When I confronted the cashier about this, she said "it's written somewhere back there" and pointed vaguely to the back of the store. When I asked to simply undo/refund the transaction so I could add my sister-in-law's Sprite and thus get above the $5 level, cashier said "we can't refund or change card purchases at all, only cash purchases." Awful, awful gas station. Would not recommend at all. The Alon at the other end of town is much cheaper + better.

Average yet clean small time gas station. It was pretty stocked and clean. But a much needed…read moreremodeling or super deep cleaning is needed as it takes away from the store and makes it feel cheap. There were signs for Chicken wings and stuff that are served but other than the two table there wasn't evidence that they serve anything more that food is either heated or nuked.

Has a pump that allows good access for an RV. Prices were ok for gas…read more Provides Apple Pay at pump but it rejects card that's worked everywhere else, thus the two stars.

This place works just fine, nothing stellar but more than serviceable. It is a gas station with a…read moresmall convenience store , pretty standard stuff.

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.

Small but well-stocked convenience store just east of Fredericksburg. Employees are friendly. A…read moredecent place to stop for fuel and snacks on your travels.

very very nasty restroom I walked in restroom had poop on the floor I asked the worker if they had…read moresome spray for the smell and the lady was very rude about it

A little dog park! Missed a pic for it sorry. Clean, all the…read moreyummy junk you want and there's an inner entrance to McDonalds and Subway too. Hot dogs and hot foods looked good, plus healthier fruit to go. Great stop for more than truckers trying to shower.

This truck stop has always been clean and friendly. It has become a standard stop on the road…read moreamong local cities of San Antonio, Fredericksburg and Kerrville.