We got what we needed, but they didn't have Lone Star. Maybe the only people that drink lone star…read moreare tourists, but we had a request to bring some home. The young lady at the counter had never heard of it! Should have bought it in San Antonio when we were there. They are among the 4 places just off the interstate at the first exit after that dry county were we parked the RV. Better beer selection than the first one, just off the exit.

A great find off of I-30. Stopped in for a beer, got an experience. Staff is friendly and shared…read morehometown stories and laughs with this out-of-stater. That, and they had some excellent food. The deep fried grits, in particular, were amazing. The beer? Much better than I expected from a small town brewery - smooth and well balanced. The place is huge and has lots of space to sit with friends and enjoy the afternoon, both inside and out.

Incredible place! We showed up unexpected with a very large group but they did everything they…read morecould to accommodate us. The food was delicious and very well priced. Their drinks are amazing!

Honestly, we were on our way to Los Pinos and we stumbled upon this hidden gem. Don't let the bumpy…read morewinding path fool you. At the end is an adorable family owned winery with connections to the winemaker at Los Pinos. The menu is small, and the wine is young. But the service is 5 star and the place is well on its way. Definitely worth a stop on your way down 271.

Great experience, food was delicious, wine it's really good, people and ambient are amazing,…read more highly recommend and they also had a boutique!

enchanting Red Road Winery in Naples, Texas. Upon arrival, we parked in a spacious, green grassy…read morearea before exploring their delightful store, which offers a diverse selection of wines--from ports to dry reds, my personal favorite. One standout was their renowned chocolate wine, a sweet red infused with rich cacao aromas and flavors. We savored a delicious pizza paired with their Tempranillo--a medium-bodied dry red with notes of cedar, leather, and spicy plum. This family-owned winery exudes warmth and hospitality, making it a must-visit destination. I highly recommend experiencing it for yourself.

The hours are Thursday and Friday 3pm-7pm and Saturday and Sundays Noon to 6pm. They have ladies…read morenight on Thursday evenings where ladies get a discount on their wines. A lot of times even though closed Monday - Wed if you go by and they are there they will open the doors and let you come on in for purchase or tastings. Just knock on the door.

Cute winery that specializes in Muscadine wine and grows their grapes right there near the tasting…read moreroom. When we walked in Mary and her granddaughter Joyclyn greeted us immediately even while finishing up with other customers. Mary was super nice explaining the history and how her family came to own the winery formerly known as St. Mary. The first three tastings are free and you can purchase additional tastings for $5. Three was plenty for us to decide which glasses and bottles to order. Her special sangria was delicious and the perfect slushy drink for the hot Texas day in early July. We ordered a bottle to go as well. The patio was not bad with a slight breeze and fans. The grapes they grow and make wine on site are sweet, however they partner with another winery for dryer wines. Great cute winery!

Slow service today but food was excellent. Thank you again. Nice job.................. nice insideread more

This is a one stop shop for anyone who wants to experience shopping at an authentic Latino grocery…read more We love their little restaurant on the corner of the store where you can eat in or have food to go of authentic Mexican food. I love their street tacos carne asada, it's like eating from a taco truck in Guadalajara, Mexico. You can pair your tacos with their Mexican soft drinks literally in a glass bottle. You can have horchata or hibiscus tea. The breads? Freshly baked bread which is just .99 cents each. What more can you ask for? They have tres leches slices , flans.... All the postres you see in a carneceria! Their produce are always fresh , the meats I'm not a fan of but all the grocery items that you need and want are available. They even have some merchandise that you can only find there like authentic tortillas warmers, clay pots and plates. Ooohhhh, not to mention their Salvadoriqn Chorizos. I love that! Not to mention their freshly made tortillas which you can purchase at any given time! I also have tried their tamales , they are good and seasoned well. I normally make tamales twice a year but if I crave for some, I just go there to satisfy my cravings. The staff are all nice and accommodating, the whole store is clean and the prices of what they sell are affordable and comparable to other places. We definitely love this place! Nothing beats authentic Mexican grocery like La Victoria's

We found this to be a delightful stop with a good assortment of food, drinks, and miscellaneous…read moregifts. Perfect for a snack on the road or a quick meal or a coffee. Nice ambiance and staff. Cute building, clean and classic look. There are tables outside and one table inside where you could sit to eat.

We were traveling through and stopped at Sinclair's Market, and the toasted chicken salad sandwich…read morewas incredible. I'm pretty picky about chicken salad, but this one was fresh, perfectly seasoned, and toasted just right. You can tell they use quality ingredients and take pride in what they serve. Super cute and fresh. Lovely people. Grabbed a housewarming gift, too! Absolutely worth the stop. Can't show pics because we gobbled it all up.

I'm visiting from Vegas and I was tried couple of steaks house around there before I want to try…read moredifferent one and I find this one and this will be my favorite one . The steak very juices and taste very good, the staff very friendly and make me feel like i been there many times before, I definitely will come back next time when I in town

Sadly, they are closed. The owner/chef passed. Hopefully someone will open something in that…read morelocation again.