This Chevron is a recent addition to the Manor area that's just on FM 973. It has eight pumping…read morestations and a convenience store. Along with the convenience store there is a Taqueria and a liquor store immediately next-door. And just a stones throw away from the convenient store sits the whiskey girls saloon. The convenience store has about 25 cold doors of drinks, some fresh donuts and most of the necessities convenience stores carry. The convenience store itself is about 25' x 50' which is smaller than your average newly built Quiktrip. They have plenty of ice, firewood and they do sell propane tanks.

They also carry many of the items and paraphernalia that a smoke & vape shop would stock. Kratom…read moreextracts and powder and very fairly priced delta 8 vapes. 2 grams $30

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

Where do you go when you're looking for a fresh batch of pineapple's? I am told JD's Super Market…read more It is a typical super market like one you might find in San Antonio, TX . I was told to get there early because the pineapple's go fast. Score...I found a stack of pineapples to choose from and more! Pork skins is what you normally find in a San Antonio super market. However, the pork skins in JD's Super Market are massive. Never seen such large pork skins in my life. Also, I found some Mexican drinks like Agua Fresca (refreshing drink made with fresh fruits blended or squeezed into water, often sweetened with sugar) and horchata (creamy drink made from rice, cinnamon, and vanilla, popular in Mexico). There were a variety of sweet treats on the shelf as well as grab and go that you do not typically see in other super markets. I imagine if you looking for exotic spices or unusual goods, this is the market for you.

If you're looking for a grocery store with a lot of friendly staff, well priced high quality items,…read moreand clean shelves, this really isn't it. But it's a solid grocery store when you really need it. Maybe I've just gotten lucky? With all that said, it's fine. It's a grimy spot in basically a food desert. My household will come through every now and again for odds, ends, and the occasional Mexican Coke. There's a big section of Latin spices and seasonings. You can get dried hibiscus and chamomile flowers if you're looking to make your own tea blend. The cashiers are definitely lackadaisical but I've never seen one be rude. Lots of items are definitely more expensive than HEB, but it does offer being closer and on my way to/from work. Hubs has ordered food from the restaurant inside and says it's pretty good. I haven't tried yet.

Jordan is an awesome staff member here! He make coming here a pleasure. This is at night so I just…read morewanted to give him props for being courteous and helpful whenever I arrive here! Thanks Jordan!!

I do like Circle K's. As per usual, they had a large selection of sodas. The most important was Dr…read morePepper zero on tap. They must've read my post from 12 months ago and turned up the syrup, I said I wouldn't be back for a while and I wasn't. The young girl that worked in there was still rude, a sign of the youth today. The older lady working the counter was a very personable and nice individual and said hello back with a smile. The older generation was just raised with more manners. The store was not that clean on the inside, a little messy. Getting in and out of the parking lot was simple and there were plenty of gas pumps and parking. This was way better experience now that the construction is done. I would stop here again, although I will stay away from the young kid with an attitude.

This Texaco sits at the intersection of Decker Lane and FM 969. It looks up-to-date, modern and…read moreclean. Inside it measures about 25' x 40', so it's not a big convenience store. The store has no other businesses attached to it, but there is a Sonic being built next-door as of this writing. They do sell breakfast tacos fresh made inside and they also sell propane tanks. They have all the usual things you would find in a convenience store so I'll let the photos till the rest of the story.

Cashier was rude, apply pay isnt accepted, they scam too much my bank called saying they declined…read morepurchase due to possibility of fraud.

I was surprised there was no review on this Valero since I was told it's been here for at least…read morefive years. I was impressed by the modern interior, cleanliness, spacious aisles and the cold beer vault. The store basically sits in a residential neighborhood. If you're in the mood for some fried chicken or pizza they do have a kitchen which serves that up. They do have a small table inside and two more outside in case you'd like to dine there. Their gas prices were reasonable and they also sell propane tanks. This store is definitely worth stopping at and the photos below confirm it.

This place is a total joke- not one has pimp on- super crowded- one Indian man working and just…read moresays "system is down for everything" but a customer said gas pumps never work here. Why even open for business? Is this even a real business or a sham storefront to launder money? How do you have a legitimate business where can buy anything? I can see by the ratings I'm not the only one. Stop anywhere but here...if they can't run a store, I doubt you want to eat or drink anything here. Run

This used to be a convenience store by the name of Quix. Now it is a 7-Eleven and as such that's…read morepretty much the same offerings as most 7-Eleven's. This store is located on the corner of 290 heading east. The store has a very good coffee bar and Slurpee station. It also offers some hot to go food at the register. They have lots of singleserve drinks but their craft beer selection is very limited. One drawback is that they have a single unisex bathroom. They do at least have a propane exchange in case you need a tank for your gas grill. The store appears fairly clean and well run. It's definitely a good stop on your morning commute into Austin.

Convenient convenience store and plenty of fuel pumps, but that's about it. There's a small cafe…read moreinside but the food didn't seem that appetizing. Selection of goods is spotty as well. Sort of a meh experience.

New Hub gas station, has smoke shop next door, 5 double sided pumps, nice little convenient store…read morewith plenty of options!

The price here was crazy high!…read more There are a lot of pumps and there is a store attached... however by the time I paid the almost .20 more a gallon (then at the 7/11, HEB, or Walmart) I was ticketed that I hadn't been paying more attention to my gauge, thus ending up having to stop here in the first place... I basically had no desire to see what was inside. Insult to injury... the receipt didn't work on the pump and I had to go inside to get one... great way to add fuel to my fire. Well lesson learned... however I fear I am doomed to repeat...

This place has very bad customer service and they are extremely biased! Over pricing on everything…read morein the store! Don't shop there