It is not much of a HEB when compared to a larger city, but for Crockett, this is as good as it…read moregets for a smaller town. Prices inside are competitive and aren't overcharging like crazy for usual grocery stores in the more rural/ smaller population centers. Clean bathrooms, and again, a decent selection for a smaller city.

Very well organized. Service was great! Food was excellent on the selection of items.read more

This foodmart is at the Exxon gas station…read more Avoid buying food or drinks here unless your're desperate. None of the items in the store have prices so as I guessed correctly in that everything is way overpriced. The same $3.99 sandwich I purchased at a different gas station food marts, cost $6.50 here. Glad I decided not to pick anything else up here.

Great place to stop. Friendly cashier and one of the cleanest well stocked reststops. Clean…read morerestrooms.

This HEB IN Huntsville was a 1 stop shop for all our needs .They even have an inhouse BBQ…read morerestaurant that smelled delicious. Picked up some croissant doughnuts in bakery that were a nice and sweet compliment to our high calorie dinner had earlier. Checkout was fast and courteous. And this store plays country music which fits in with the Texas Country vibe in Huntsville . Will return when need to fill up my Bearkats fridge.

Solid HEB. Lots of workers for fast checkout. Had no problem finding items, variety of food, and…read morethe area was clean and well nit tight atmosphere.

I'm traveling between Dallas and Houston and stopped to get corn hole bags for my grandson. They…read moreare out of season and many people helped me eventually find them on a roll-around remainder cart. James and a very nice woman manager with beautiful hair and a couple of young men too. Thank you so much. Everyone was so friendly and nice.

this is the smallest walmart i've ever seen. the employees are nice. not as much of a selection as…read moreother walmarts.

Men's bathroom was horrible, so filthy. My husband didn't even use the space it was so gross. I…read moreexpect more from a superstore Walmart.

We rushed in needing a pair of shoes for a 2 year old for a funeral that we had driven in from…read moreHouston for. Every one we spoke with was super nice. We had no issues with this Walmart. It was clean, well stocked and handy.

Alright this might be a long one. But I rarely do these reviews, so I want To do it with justice. I…read morefor the life of me can't remember the name of the young man that worked behind bbq that served me my food. He is short and with a stocky build and wore a bandana. But he is terrific at his job. I have traveled coast to coast due to my job and have stopped at nemours places and they all have the same feel to them. Cheap and fast. But when I stepped into woodys and I was instantly surprised by everything. From the jerky to the BBQ was awesome. The guy with the bandana talked me into buying way more food than I needed for just myself. I normally only spend 20 at places I stop at. Not including gas. I ended up buying around 65 for what he talked me into getting and I'm not even mad about it. It was excellence. Great job WOODYS

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!

Cooper Farms is the best place to stop by after a long drive! It is a fun spot that isn't busy like…read moreother gas's stations. The store feels like walking into a family reunion with all the homemade goods that grandma brings and wine with relatives. Overall, the store felt warm. Cooper Farms had samples of their fruit wine, jams, and salsa out for those who were intrigued by the interesting flavors, like the peach salsa. My friend tried out the white peach wine and said the wine went down smoothly and had a delicious taste that could be dangerous if you are not counting how many glasses you are having. We ended up buying 3 bottles of wine ($22 but buy 2 or more get them for $20 each), a peach ice cream, and a peach milkshake for the road. Cooper Farms had stands of baked goods like pumpkin pie, pecan pie, peach cobbler, and so much more. The store opens up to multiple tables of snacks when you walk in and a jam/ salsa wall on your right. Food Review: Peach Ice Cream (5/5) I would recommend this to anyone who walks through the doors. I was expecting a sorbet peach but was surprised to taste cinnamon and a nutty flavor in my ice cream. The small portion was enough to keep me full for the rest of our roadtrip back to Houston. Peach Milkshake (5/5) The peach milkshake are for the drivers who can't active scoop and eat ice cream. The milkshake was just a blended version of the ice cream. It was a perfect to-go drink if you wanted to try their ice cream but need to focus on the road. Overall, I would love to come back here with family and have them try the ice cream. Next time, I would like to try out their baked goods. 10/10 would recommend!

What a cool little gas station!! I kept seeing ads on the way back home to houston from Dallas and…read moreby the third sign we decided we needed to make a stop and try their peach ice cream. Absolutely delicious ice cream for $4? I couldn't be happier. Also decided to grab some other goodies. They had so many soda options. I bought the peach mango salsa because they had some free samples and goodness was it tasty that I had to bring some home for myself! For $7.99 I think that's pretty reasonable. When picking out the fried pie, staff was really nice and helped me picked a pie and she recommended that I microwave the pie to make it a little warm, but it is ready to eat as is. She says she leaves it in her fridge and eats a piece day by day for up to a week! I like eating something a little sweet everyday so I'm going to take her up on that advice for sure cause I know I can't eat that whole pie in one sitting. Haven't tried the other stuff but I look forward to it. Might stop by here again on my Dallas to houston journeys !

I get severe anxiety in big, crowded places. And that's what this was. It was big, crowded, and…read morefull of tchotchkes I didn't want, need or love. I bought a sandwich and some water and got out of there. I will never return. In fairness to them, the place was surprisingly clean, well organized, seemed well managed. The staff seemed nice enough - just working hard to ring up all the people buying their tchotchkes.

In my opinion the only things nice about this place are the restrooms. That's it. Have had better…read morecoffee from bona fide Texas truck stops. The first time there was - interesting. But each time after that it was just sad. The grands lived up in NE Texas so of course we were required to stop for the kids if they were in the truck. The last sandwich I had was a soggy mess on what looked like bread but tasted like cotton balls. Those nuggets reminded me a lot like Crunch n Munch but with a horrible aftertaste even their weak "coffee" couldn't wash away. It's been years since we've been back so I don't know if it's still true but it seemed to me those times that the greater portion of their branded merchandise and other "Texas" souvenirs were made in China. On that strip of I45 North there are other stops with a much more genuine Texas atmosphere and food. Try them instead. (photo from 2015)