In my mind, Burnet Road has always served as a centralized corridor for certain types of…read morebusinesses; used car dealerships, mattress shops, and, most recently, fried chicken joints. And while the strip has never had an outsized appetite for Italian cuisine, at least in comparison to downtown & the East Side, I'd posit that Burnet proffers a rather well-rounded pizza presence, especially as of late. In the past decade, Burnet's graduated from merely housing Austin institutions like progenitor Conan's and latecomer Pinthouse; local hotshot Bufalina, and the formidable out of towner DeSano have arrived in pursuit of a piece of the pie. And, while not technically being along Burnet, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Little Deli's slightly lateral location, off Woodrow. In short, if you want to eat good pizza in ATX, you could do a hell of a lot worse than Burnet. Personally, I've never been a pizza guy. But having lived on Burnet for a decent amount of time, I'd been around the block before. And let me tell you, at least up until ~2017, my man Hooshang at the Sunrise Mini Mart was preparing the finest pies on the block. Hot, greasy, fresh, and totally unexpected. Yeah, Sunrise did house pizzas, and they were good as fuck. I don't know if they do anymore ever since Hooshang hung up the apron; I wonder how he's doing. Anyway, now that Sunrise is out of the picture, the best pizza on Burnet is at the Burnet Express. As a licensed purveyor of Hunt Brothers® Pizza, they pump out squares upon squares of what are among some of the finest par-baked frozen pizza parcels ever hawked by a mini mart. Indeed, the Hunt Brothers branded pizza program not only makes foodservice easy to set up, easy to make, easy to sell, and easy to profit from; it's also exceedingly easy to enjoy. Reminiscent of a bastard child between french bread & cardboard, topped with the slightest slathering of ostensibly tomato based sauce, and with cheese that congeals to crispy-chewy perfection over the individualized portions' inevitably hourslong huddle under the heat lamp, I can honestly say that the closer it gets to the USDA's food safety temperature danger zone, the better it tastes. In the words of Bob Marley, don't fuck around and find out--head over to get yourself a chunk'a Hunt today!

Small updated review: I fill up here regularly because my Shell card gets me extra money off each…read moregallon, and their regular discount for card holders is also one of the most competitive in the city. But also, the pumps are consistently in perfect working order. Each time, I leave with a clearly printed receipt. I greatly appreciate this. These things make this station a great station.

What is there to say about a gas station / convenience store? Well, they're the closest pump on my…read moreway out of the neighborhood so I get most of my gas there.. and they're the last store my way into the neighborhood, so I get most of my beer there. They have a good selection of beer. It's not too overpriced. They're friendly. It's worth a go if you live in the Cypress Mill, Lakeline Oaks, Hunters Glen Neighborhoods and enter from Little Elm and 620. It's a pretty average place (three stars), but I give it an extra one because there isn't much directly around to compete with it. BR

Absolutely love this corner store! There is one a little closer to my house but the customer…read moreservice at THIS corner store is priceless. The owner is almost always there when I stop by (evenings) and always has a smile on his face. Always pleasant to chit chat with and genuinely cares about stocking things that his regulars would like to see. Their beer and wine selection is stacked, like Brent said, too. So if you're a local that likes to switch things up with different beers or wines whenever it tickles your fancy, this is definitely where you want to stop. Customer service and variety is the way to my wallet, and this place has it. I look forward to funding their colorful selection of products (like colored "halloween / costume" contact lenses, e-cig stuff, fancy lighters and trinkets, wines, beers, and snacks oh my!) for the foreseeable future. Viva la Cypress Mart!

If you're leaving Manor and heading to Austin, you'll find this Texaco along the way before you…read morereach Parmer Lane. What makes this Texaco a little more special than others is the fact that it does have a fresh kitchen inside that makes great breakfast tacos, fried chicken and catfish along with some other offerings. I stopped in here to purchase six breakfast tacos which were $22. They were made fresh to order, not sitting under a heat lamp. The odd thing I noticed, was the fact they don't have any prices posted. I got them to go, but they do have some tables to sit at inside. They do have a coffee bar, but it's not up to the standards of the latest Quik trip. It's a decent gas station/convenience store with eight pumps, an ATM inside and propane tanks for rent. Photos included below for more insight.

This place is absurd. No prices listed anywhere and they charge $5 for a dang candy bar.read more

Need gas to get back home from Kalahari? VerdeGo Market is across the highway. An easy stop…read more We did not do this, but this might be a place to stop for drinks, snacks and coffee as the Kalahari food and beverage prices may even be higher than Disney. Chicken sandwich at Kalahari is over $30, breakfast egg and cheese tacos are $10 and a cup of coffee is around $10. IYKYK.

Large, clean bathroom. Makes the stop worth it when you can…read moretake care of all your business in one shot. A convenience store with no inconveniences. Alfred Hitchcock would be happy with this scene at Vertigo.

Went in for an emissions test and it was so quick and easy. 10 minutes in and out and the filled up…read moremy tires! Highly recommend!

My go to oil changing place, always kind and quick service. Price is about average for an oil…read morechange, but the complimentary car wash ticket is a pretty sweet plus! they let you stay in your car or wait inside but as long as i live in this area i'll continue coming here.

Store 4136 didn't want to sell lottery tickets at 4:26a. I…read moreasked if it was a store policy because I'd just left another location that sold me tickets and she told me to go back to that store. If it's a location policy, I can understand that but to say I cannot do it at any QuikTrip is simply untrue as I'd just left the store not even 5 mins down the road and purchased some. Just wanted to grab tickets on the way into work. She also kept mentioning cash back and I didn't need or want cash back. Overnights are a struggle for NAs, I'm sure but it doesn't excuse customer service.

QuikTrip sandwiches have no business being so good! They're better than most restaurants'…read moresandwiches. You can customize them at their order kiosk, and then their cook makes them fresh behind the couther as you watch. The cheese, meat, and vegetables are pretty much what you'd expect them to be, and the bread is crispy without being tough and overly crunchy. I can tell the ingredients are fresh, because they offer fresh spinach, which must be replenished regularly. You can have them make a loaded sandwich for about $8. Worth it!

This small gas station and convenience store sits directly across from the Riata Ford dealership…read more Despite the fact that they do offer top-tier gas here, this station appears to be very dated and somewhat rundown. It is paired up with with a very small convenience store which is about the size of the average living room. There are some food trucks and takeout in the immediate area should you want to gas up and grab a bite. It's basically an older average gas station with a less than average convenience store.

Always convenient to get in and out of and in a good location to access. I've never seen any of the…read morepumps not working so obviously they maintain them properly.