The restaurant that used to be inside the market is no longer there, so don't waste your time…read morereading those reviews. This market has almost everything you would need to make most Asian food recipes. You will find lots of products that you cannot find at local chain grocery stores, including fresh produce items. Sadly, the store is not very clean, the lighting is dim, and the aisles often have boxes of product in them making it difficult to navigate. The prices are not clearly posted. There is product in the store that is expired, so be sure to check expiration dates. The staff, though limited in the English language, are always friendly. I will continue to shop this store because of the unique products they carry and my need for these products to make Asian food recipes that I really enjoy eating.

Anything Asian that you are looking for you will find here. So many products to look at. I could…read morespend hours looking through all of them.

Lovely little market with lots of fresh produce options as well as cool sauces and pastas…read more We will definitely visit again when we are in the area.

Great Farmer's Market! The produce is so fresh and items you don't normally see.. Amish items,…read moreMediterranean items. Fresh eggs $1.49 for large and $2.49 for x large. Homemade Jams, Jellys and Pickeled items. The flowers and fruit trees are beautiful. Prices were reasonable. Staff very cordial. The cutest building and decor.. so clean...Will return.

Came in to Poche's on accident, but I will return on purpose!…read more The restaurant was not only clean, but had great food and amazing staff! Olivia, Nolan, and Johnny were very friendly and gave great recommendations for food! I will be back!

This is an amazing Cajun bar. They have really delicious Cajun food, I love the fried alligator and…read morethe Boudin stuffed pork chop. There are fried okra is amazing... The rest of the family really enjoyed all the jambalaya and blackened chicken. They even stayed open late for us because My soon to be niece graduated and that was her favorite spot and they went through so often that they close the store and let us stay. The people could not have been nicer. And the bread pudding was amazing. It's like a sports bar with a great big screens to watch the games and a full-size alligator above the bar very cute. I like it and there are tables further away if you want slightly smaller place and maybe a little more quiet, but who knows. We are definitely going back.

Well I know this isn't the express, (that one is 503 George Bush, located inside the Park West…read moreapartment building), but all the photos and reviews seem to be for the one on 455 George Bush so here it goes. Went in 8-16-21 7:15pm, to get some lamb chops to make for dinner. I stood in front of the case for the meat and seafood and waited a while. The guy who worked the seafood and meat was behind the counter, a little off to the right. I wondered he was doing, because he hadn't even acknowledged me yet. I saw he was on his cell phone and couldn't be bothered to help me, so I walked out. That was my impression of the "wonderful" service there. ‍

Better than HEB, yeah HEB is cool but was a nightmare in my opinion (Walmart of grocery)…read more Brookshire Bros store was very pleasant to shop in, didn't feel like I was lost while looking for what I needed, friendly staff, great selection, clean and organized and it's way less busy than Kroger or HEB. If I lived in college station, I would regularly make the extra drive to this place

I had the fish and shrimp combo. It was great. It was cooked well and seasoned well. I asked for…read morevarious sauces and they brought them to me with the food. I also had the hush puppies and asked for a separate small bowl of melted butter, which they furnished, and it also was very good. I look forward to going back soon.

What can I say? This place was terrible in almost every way…read more The crawfish were mushy and had an off taste. Turns out that they were frozen, not fresh live which were available. That said, if you've got crawfish in the name of your business, then they better be at least good. These were terrible. I also ordered the fried fish and shrimp combo, which came with "Cajun fries". The fries were the most flavorful part of the meal. The breading on both was anemic. Just pale with no seasoning at all. Service was ok, and that's a stretch. About the time I came in there was a large group of what appeared to be the owners (or family thereof). Their food came out before they had all sat down. My waitress spent most of the time tending to them (I was the only other table occupied). Just an all around bad scene.

Cute little seasonal market. It really should be marketed as an artisans market, not a farmers…read moremarket as there is rarely produce. There are some food vendors, but mostly snacks and jarred items. Plenty of parking. Laid out nicely. Big Instagram presence. Food trucks there regularly.

Great new addition to the BCS farmers market scene. The market is every Tuesday or Wednesday,…read moreusually 4-7 near the new Stella Hotel. A little different from the older main one in downtown Bryan, but with a good number of vendors. And n added bonus: there is a guy selling seafood here...usually. He takes orders and gets fresh Gulf seafood. A major welcome after the closing of Fred & Fred Seafood. Nice place, and of course, friendly staff.

Bought a prime filet from CS Texas Ave and cooked it in a cast iron skillet with some Bolner's…read moreUncle Chris's steak seasoning and it made me want to throw rocks at casa do brasil. BEST STEAK EVER!

8.18.24 only bought gas today. This location was very busy…read more There was a long line for car wash and almost all the gas pumps were taken.

Always the best awesome! I promise you won't be disappointed!! Excellent quality straight from…read moreAggieland.

Gig 'em!!! Aggies know meat!…read more This place is absolutely awesome. Utterly incredible. The prices look like they haven't changed them in years. Go in for the Aggie Special - a sausage wrap and a large soda for C H E A P. They also sell some fantastic beef jerky if you're looking for something chewy. Texas Monthly called their beef jerky something like, "transcendent." I'm inclined to agree. Some of the best beef jerky I've ever had. They sell beef, lamb, pork too. There are giant take home boxes where you can grab several pounds of meat at once for a big party or a tailgate. The prices are all so low. So obviously, all the meats are coming from the classes that they're teaching in the meat and food sciences building that this place is attached to. Those spare ribs might have been some student's midterm project. The meat is all displayed (shrink wrapped) in big glass cases. Prices are clearly displayed. Buy in bulk and save! Everything is clearly labeled with the Texas A&M logo so nobody gets confused about where you got your meat. They have helpful posters that inform the purchaser about where different cuts come from on the animal. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They offer a microwave in the corner if you need to warm up something and take it to go. My favorite is the sausage that's shaped into a football. Gig 'em! If you're on campus, you gotta check this out. This store will convert the strictest of vegetarians into carnivores! Whoop!