This is the best little bodega/corner store around. Not just because they sell amazing pizza (read…read moreabout that in a separate review). Whenever we're in the area and need something, this is where we go. They literally have just about everything you can think of...and then some. I have to say I'm a little bit jealous that this isn't our neighborhood market. It's super clean and the folks working are always really nice and friendly.

Great corner store! I really love the electrolyte drinks from here. The cashiers are awesome and…read moreare always happy to see me. The store is also very clean and well stocked!

BAD GAS, they do not maintain their gas tank system..this is your warning, this place is a…read morehit or miss or geting gas with water in it. During the last ice storn in Jan 26, I got 93 gas on the second day of the freeze on an empty tank. I drove about a mile and the car broke down, got towed to mechanic and they determined there was a lot of water in the gas. Later that day Brodie mart bagged off the 93 octane and it was out for about a week, I must have last of the gas , I assume the ice may have melted and went into their tank. This is not this first time this have had this issue. Please go to a more reputable branded gas station for your gas that maintains their system better!

Ive been going to the brodie food mart for 18 years. Has always been amazing. I moved back to the…read moreneighborhood recently closer to a bigger gas station so ive been going there since its across the street. That has been a mistake. They dont understand good service like the brodie food mart does. There is only one elite gas station on brodie and that is the brodie food mart.

It's funny, whatever I need, they always seem to have it. Nicely stocked little…read moreconvenience/grocery. With the Hudson Bend Meat Market across the street, it's pretty easy to cook up something good with the groceries from these two stores. Sure is nice to save a trip up to HEB. Really friendly employees too.

If they don't have it, then I don't need it! One stop shop for those last minute or forgotten items…read moreas you head to the lake! Beer, bait, etc. Friendly folks!

This upscale convenience store opened in 2025 and it was formerly a Tom's market, and before that a…read more7-11. There are three of these Fin's markets in the Austin area, this one being the furthest north. The gas pumps that were here have since been uprooted, but getting into the parking lot is a little challenging due to the very heavy traffic at the busy corner of Koenig and Burnet. Once inside, it's a lot like stepping into a small scale Whole Foods. They have a lot of eclectic healthy items to choose from including a very unique wine selection with a decent amount of craft beer to choose from. You can get your coffee or espresso and they even offer kombucha and cold brew coffee on tap. They have a handful of produce items including some locally baked goods near the counter. I even noticed they have propane tanks to rent on the side of the building. Definitely a great upscale bougie convenience store to stop into as long as you're heading in the right direction west on Koenig or north on Burnet. One final note of interest is that they have wine tastings on Friday evenings. Some informative photos to get you through the door.

Good selection of beverages, lots of fun snacks. Really what more do you want? Yelp says I have to…read moremake this review longer

Very covenient, which you pay for. Still, it's nice to have a place to get necessities…read more Seems as though there are no more made-to-order options anymore but there are pre-prepared food choices (soup, sandwiches, etc.) Looks bigger on the inside than it appears on the outside.

What a convenient stop for nice beer, wine, snacks, or candy. The clerks are friendly and helpful…read moreand will poor you a draft beer for around $5 that you can hang out and enjoy during your escape from the house to pick up milk or bacon. They also offer sandwiches, coffee, and bakery items that can be taken to go, or enjoyed at the counter looking out to Lamar. There really aren't any grocery stores near Lamar and St. Johns, so this one gets 4 stars for location, quality brand options, and pints. One thing that's not so das, but hasn't kept me from returning, is the cost. For example, a pint of ice cream starts at $6 and goes up to like $8. No Blue Bell here.

While waiting in a pizza queue, I asked a woman standing in line with her daughter if she could…read moresave my place in line. They gladly did so. I went over to Bureau de Poste and much to my surprise, has been combined with Tiny Grocer and now calledy Tiny Grocer Café . It is a neighborhood French bistro with all day offerings such as breakfast and deli items along with sandwiches. Tiny Grocer café is boutique grocery store and café, which is open seven days a week for daily brunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy both indoor and outdoor seating. Personally, I like to view the unique items they carry such as crackers, gadget and a host of other things. In addition, they a good selection of wines. Some watchouts: 1) The aisles are small, so try to pick a non-high demand timeframe 2) While Tiny Grocer café sell specialized and sometimes hard to find items, it can be on the pricier side.

Stopped in just to look because we were along congress and was pleasantly surprised! So delicious…read moreand a great afternoon sweet treat! The workers didn't seem very attentive though and there was no one else in the store!

Every neighborhood should have their own mosaic market! It's so convenient…read more They have everything you need from Advil to toilet paper to ice cream to wine. If you need one or two items and don't want to go inside the always crowded heb, this place has your back. Also they let me bring my puppy inside so sometimes I will walk my dog in the neighborhood and pop I when I forget something. My dog particularly likes their wine section, guess you can say he's a bad influence....

this is the best smelling shop ive ever been in. this is my first yelp review i love it hereread more

Where oh where have all the baked goods gone, that used to fill our heads with warmth. The smells,…read morethe aromas, the bursting flavors as each morsel was enjoyed for its special delight. I grew up in a small town where bakery shops anchored each neighborhood. There were bread bakeries where the fresh baked aroma reached my nostrils long before I reached the bakery. The bread so fresh and delicious it could be eaten before I got home unless I put it away someplace where it wasn't easily reached. Then the famous Pine Street Bakery right in the middle of my paper route where I could always negotiate the cost of delivery for a sweet juicy wonderful morsel of baked goods. And so I was spoiled and fattened with such pastries, pies, desserts. Succulent Danish pastry, fresh baked pies, and cakes that made Mom cry. So today I do my best to find anything to take home for dessert. On my recent trip to HEB I stopped at the bakery noticing a top shelf of baked goods sold under an upscale sounding label. Something a bit above the rest. So for $14.98 I purchased the Banana Creme Pie with Bischoff Cookie Pieces. I always love a god Banana Cream Pie loaded with banana in cream. I really thought that it would have bananas. But no! The listing of ingredients showed a banana puree after the first twelve chemicals used to create this illusion. The rest of the fifty ingredients only served to preserve this chemical creation in perpetuity. Stupidly I didn't't just stop with the pie as two cake slices stood out begging me to purchase them. A Birthday Confetti Cake and a Lemon Mouse Cake with each slice costing $7.99 I felt quite proud to be bringing home something nice for dessert. Like the pie (?) before them these chemical concoctions ended up in the garbage disposal. When the goods behind the counter are all the result of chemical concoctions and frosting illusions there is nothing real about HEB Bakery. Are there real bakeries using real ingredients, (non-artificial, non-chemical ingredients) in the Austin area? I need a good fix.

I bought 3 V-bucks cards last weekend. I was charged for all 3. My grandkids tried to use them…read morethis weekend and they are all not activated. How can they not be activated if I was charged for them? I called HEB and they said they couldn't help me because I don't have my receipt. Why should HEB get to keep $30.00 if they didn't activate the cards? They are ripping people off and there is nothing we can do about it if we don't have a receipt. I won't shop at HEB anymore.