Four years ago, my wife and I visited this establishment and had one of the best customer service…read moreexperiences we've ever had. The employee working that day was welcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in helping us enjoy our visit. She guided us through wine tastings, answered questions, and created such a memorable experience that we purchased over $100 in wine and merchandise. In fact, that experience was so exceptional that it was the main reason we decided to return four years later. Unfortunately, our recent visit was the complete opposite. When we entered, the employee working was on her phone and did not acknowledge us at all--not even a simple "hello" or "welcome." We spent time browsing and discussing what we might purchase, and I even commented out loud that I wasn't sure what we wanted to buy. Despite several opportunities, no assistance or engagement was offered. The only reason we made a purchase at all was because we remembered and wanted to relive the wonderful experience from our previous visit. We purchased frozen sangria slushies, but we had every intention of buying much more. I was interested in purchasing wine, a tumbler, and a hat, and we were considering additional bottles of wine as well. However, when my wife was placing our order, the employee seemed irritated that she had to repeat herself and raised her voice in a way that made us feel like we were inconveniencing her. At that point, we decided not to spend any additional money and left with only the slushies. As someone who manages customer service for a living, I understand how much impact a single employee can have on a customer's perception of a business. Based on our experience, I would encourage management to review the level of customer service being provided and invest in staff training where needed. Exceptional customer service creates loyal customers and drives sales; poor customer service does exactly the opposite. We returned because of the outstanding experience we had four years ago. Sadly, this visit ensured that we will not be returning again. It's disappointing because the products are great, and we genuinely wanted to support the business. Unfortunately, the customer service we received made that decision difficult. One employee created a customer who came back four years later. Another employee lost that customer in a single visit.

If you are looking for a business where you automatically feel welcomed by your best friends, then…read morethis is your place. Debbie & Lettie are the absolute best at giving you the best experience. Make sure to get the tumbler to-go for discounted prices on refills!!! We'll be here every time we're in Fredericksburg.

Kinda rude, very expensive, and no bags. But only place in walking distance. Suggest buy your…read moreliquor in Austin or elsewhere, and use these guys as a last resort.

Judy's liquor is an old and established liquor store in Fredericksburg that still continues to win…read moreawards. I was looking for a particular imported beer and could only find it at Judy's. BTW, Judy's was recommended by the other liquor stores I had visited in search of that imported beer. Judy's is a small store but has great inventory, great and friendly service.

This was clean and service, friendly and helpful.. The only reason I didn't break this at five star…read moreis parking lot was not super lit up at night. And we wanted a bottle of wine and we were able to find exactly what we wanted not a huge selection but very moderate and efficient.

Had a great experience at AJ's. Sharon was friendly, knowledgeable, and really helpful. She made…read moreeverything easy and enjoyable. I'd definitely recommend this store, especially if you get to shop with her.

Believe it or not best burger at a local gasoline station. Fresh and tasty, look at the veggies…read morethey taste better than they look. Frues and onion rings and a drink for two was inky 16.59. Staff so friendly and helpful clean. Will return

A great burger at an amazing price! Seriously, where else can you get a good size burger, fries and…read morea drink for $5? Pretty much nowhere except HERE! People are friendly, and it's clean. Burger is a little messy so be prepared. Parking is decent. Atmosphere - it's a gas station that serves food, so that's the atmosphere. People seem to be more talkative and friendly here, so that's a plus. Not annoying to where you're being disturbed, just friendly. I would definitely recommend this place!

Stopped in this tasting room on one of our visits to Fredericksburg and had a grand time sampling…read morelocal wines as well as some really hard to find wines. In fact, we sampled and learned so much about wines, some I'd never even heard of before. The sommeliers are experts specifically when it comes to local and Texan wines. As I said, we learned a lot and did it tastefully. Get it? See what I did there? We also purchased a few bottles to give as gifts to family and friends. Fun spot for sure.

Right on Main St. Very good customer service... ask for Denise..Really sweet and knowledgeable…read more Good selection of wines from across Texas, not just Fredericksburg area. Try Texas Vineyards very own Peach Wine. It was surprisingly good. For the wine snobs out there don't think of it as something you would sip while dining a fine meal, but rather pour over frozen peaches and enjoy while sunbathing on your yacht. ;-) $1 per taste...decent pour.

My friend and I came in on a Saturday for a standard wine tasting, and the place was buzzing with…read moreenergy! Highly recommend making a reservation (we had one, thankfully), as it's a popular spot, and walk-ins may face a wait. We did a wine tasting flight and added a charcuterie board and rosemary bread to round out the experience. The wine? Fantastic. Each pour showcased the care and artistry that goes into Rae's winemaking. The Dandy Rosé was bright and refreshing, and the Trousseau was a beautifully light red. The charcuterie board? Easily one of the best I've had while wine tasting in the Hill Country. Every bite was thoughtfully curated and paired perfectly with the wines and we devoured nearly everything on it. The absolute highlight of the visit, though, was meeting Rae Wilson, the winery's master wine maker, herself! She was making the rounds in the tasting room, chatting with guests, and stopped by our table. Getting to hear directly from the winemaker about her process and passion added such a personal touch to the experience--it's not every day you get that kind of access. Wine for the People delivers on all fronts: incredible wine, a welcoming atmosphere, and a memorable experience. If you're exploring Hill Country, make sure this spot is on your list!

I just love this wines, the people and the new spot in FB! I've been a fan of Wine for the People…read morefor many years now and their wines never disappoint! the Rose is scrumptious and can drink it every day! Do yourself a favor and try the wine! All of them! The owners know what they are doing here! Friendly and hospitable! You can find their wines in many places and restaurants in Austin. Big love to this amazing winery!

Love it!! Good ol' fashioned general store :) Convenient…read morefor all your needs from fresh cut bacon to hardware .

Great old fashion general store. You can literally buy anything from a deer rifle, hardware, jeans…read moreto bread and butter. Great prices and wonderful customer service.

Yes, candy! I love finding old school candy. You don't find it much any more. Razzles, make your…read moreown pixie sticks, Boston baked beans, wax bottles, candy cigarettes, and Jelly Belly's. So fun walking throughout the store and seeing how much they have in this store. Even towards the back the have Blue Bell ice cream. Was nice to look around and see all my favorite candies I used to save up my allowance to buy at the corner store market. Whew, that brought back nice memories.

Poor girl working all by herself. She's going to kill herself running back and forth on a busy…read moreSaturday. If I were her, I wouldn't broken down. But she was doing the best she could and better. The manager should've been her to help her at the absolute least. I hope she finds a better place to work where she's not set up to fail. Better management is needed asap.