I've been to many HEBs and this is by far my favorite one. It is always clean, organized and full…read moreof friendly employees. The park they built across the street is beautiful and equipped with a skate park, basketball court, playground and swings. I see why so many of the locals hang out here. I have found great items from food to cosmetics to pet goodies. I was grateful to find they have many options even though they are on the smaller side. When it is cold I often come for the warm and ready gumbo and tortilla soup. Their low carb ready to go meals have made my life so much easier during the busy week. They even have sourdough fresh made in the bakery. I usually end up here over most other stores for my main groceries due to the always pleasant experience. It does tend to get pretty crowded and parking can be tricky. So I often come during early hours during the week.

There ain't much to say about HEB that people already know...as a fellow Texan just point me to the…read morenearest HEB for freshness and quality. They are all different in their own way but with the same goal in mind...a store by Texans for Texans...

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.

Apparently, this farmers market meets on Thursdays and not just the weekend. Because of the rain it…read morewas held under a large pavilion, and maybe that's the reason it was held on a Thursday. On our visit there was a beer vendor, wine tasting along with a traveling pizza oven making pizzas. This is not a big farmers market and there were just over a dozen vendors. Four of them were cooking up food. Plenty of picnic tables to sit at in the same park that hosts the annual October fest. They even had a folk singing duo which added to the ambience.

Small but lovely! There's a good selection of items such as local fresh peaches, fresh baked breads…read moreand desserts, wood fired pizzas and street tacos plus fresh flowers, spices, herbs, fruits and veggies, local beef, vinegars and more!

I love to take out of town guests to this cute little shop. On our last trip there, we were…read moredisappointed that it had just closed when we arrived. BUT, the owner was still there and opened back up for us! Although the shop is obviously known for its variety of pecans in different flavors, they have a variety of jams, salsas and other goodies. My two favorite things are the Jalepeno peanut butter and the peach Jalepeno preserves. I eat the peanut butter on celery and it is the perfect snack. The peach jalapeño preserves are fantastic on Brie with crackers. Since I live over an hour away from the shop, I was so happy to discover I can order my favorites for delivery! The shop has a cute little pin board where visitors can mark their home town with a pin. It's a fun little shop with big flavor and hospitality.

We hit here for a little pecan shopping. Amazingly we stumbled upon the owner Olin at lunch later…read morein the day. there were 2 men sitting next to us at lunch and they were talking about pecans, so I had to ask what they were talking about and he said he owned the pecan place down the road. We said we had literally just been there. He was very nice and knowledgable about the pecan growing process, and some history of pecans i Fredericksburg. -- Fascinating. I gave him a few marketing ideas to increase traffic at the store. We got a little pie and a bag of pecans. Fun stop if you are in Fredericksburg.

Ran into Croft to grab some handhelds ( sandwiches ) to bring home for lunch. What a delight the…read moreowners were - so warm and friendly and the food was out of this world. I am not a big sandwich person but the Gillespie Romano was fantastic and my husband loved the spicy Italian -- and the potato salad was the perfect side ( with actual baked potatoes and bacon) needless to say we will be back -- Thank you !!

From the owner: A homestead focused general store and restaurant focused on organic and locally sourced foods. The…read morekitchen has a rotational line up of deli foods, hot plates and raw bar including fresh tartare, poke, and other raw foods. The retail store is home to handmade cleaners, soaps, detergents and other made in house products devoid of synthetic chemicals and a focus on ultra clean living,

Fun place! Great BBQ! Unique Finds from local pickers, artist and more.read more

The best source for finding peaches and other fresh fruits in the Fredricksburg area. Some of the…read morestands also carry vegetables such as fresh tomatoes and squash. The website provides information that is up to date for every stand that is a member of the Hill Country Fruit Council. www.texaspeaches.com We love stopping along Highway 290 before and after visiting Fredricksburg. Pedernales Valley Farms, Engel Orchard and Vogel Orchard all serve ice cream and cobbler! So freakin' good!

Service? What's that? My Bro and I stopped by this Walmart…read moreSupercenter to pick up some last minute items for the Labor Day weekend. The main reason was my Bro needed to get a new LP tank(not a refill but a new filled tank) So, first we go to Sporting Goods because I figured I could get my Hunting/Fishing License since we were there, only there are literally five employees behind the counter but they couldn't have been doing too much as i was told the Texas license system was down due to the Wi-Fi being down-not working?? After some wait, i finally got serviced. Then my Bro goes to the front counter with his items-and to order a LP tank, which I'm pretty sure it has to be done in person via a live cashier. There was only one register open so we wait in line but when we got to the cashier the dude says, "This lane is closed,,I'm taking a break." So, my bro asks what other lanes were open? To wit the cashier snuggly states, "None". We're like, why the heck would you take a break and not call someone to take over the register or open another lane?? Well, Bro is so PO'ed by this point he leaves his sht on the belt and says let's blow the joint! So, we leave and go to H-E-B. I doubt my bro will ever return to this Walmart again even if there's no other choice-not sure I will either. So, what has happened to customer service at Walmart?

Had to make a return today. Even though I didn't have the receipt there wasn't a problem. The CSM…read morewas nice and respectful. I didn't have to wait in a long line either. I really like this Walmart because it's clean and there aren't toys or clothes on the floor like you find at other Walmarts. The food selection is better here than at nearby Walmarts. That might be because if Fredericksburg and the tourist industry. Either way, there are steaks and sausages that I can't get elsewhere. The premium cheese selection is also something to check out.