We stopped here for Tesla supercharger. The beer barn next to a supercharger is truly epic,…read moreespecially if you have FSD. (Never drink and drive). There is a walk in part of the barn that has all the drinks that you need as well as outdoor eating area. Restrooms were clean also!

Skelton's Runway in Alpine, TX, is not just a drive-thru shop for liquor, beer, and wine…read more They also sell tobacco, snacks, candy, ice, some grocery items, some household items, custom drinks like "Dirty Dr. Pepper", Chocolate Covered Strawberry shakes, and Micheladas, plus food items like breakfast burritos, Frito pies, hot dogs, and elote. You can order for pickup or delivery via their website: https://skeltonsrunway.com/ Only one side was open when we were there on 2.15.2025, but during busier hours I noticed how you can enter from either side of the building. You can also park and shop. I picked up a 6-pack of Texas Helles lager by Community Beer Company. It's alright for just under $12. Very friendly, quick service. Clean, organized store. They often put on events with car shows, vendors, food trailers/trucks, and concerts. I'm a fan.

Each time we're in Marfa we stop in this great little market for whatever food needs we have…read more They carry items you'd expect to find at larger markets like Whole Foods. Instead, shopping here is clearly supporting local. Organic and vegan selections available as well. Small store with a larger selection than you'd think they would have. Super clean. Nice staff.

I love this speciality grocery store (have for a long time) but the staff attitude needs to change…read more Months ago a grown man wined that I was there 30 minutes before close and the same tonight by a woman with blonde hair wearing glasses. I understand the grocery store has a closing time but the staff should expect a 5-10 minute delay in closing for customers to finish shopping. They can always lock the door and then unlock for a customer to leave. There's an appropriate way to let customers know when it's time to go but not the way the store employee approached me. They signed up for the job so complaining to me is unacceptable and absolute horseshit. The staff should be talked to.

Plenty of variety. Fresh produce, traveler sized options, fresh meats and frozen fish/seafood…read more Restrooms. Beers and wines.

THE place to get provisions if heading to Big Bend National Park! Great selection of food items,…read moreproduce, meats, wines. Many organic options. Helpful staff.

We tried to go in town at Porters, and we did not find any food that a human being should eat…read more Thanks to this shop, we were able to restock our camper with fresh, organic produce and products in general. They even have a bulk section with a lot of spices, so that was nice. It is a little bit pricey but I guess that's the cost to pay to be autonomous in the desert for a few days. Definitely the best stop you can make before Big Bend National Park.

I love tequila and occasionally have a hankering for mezcal. That said, I know nothing about sotol,…read morea shortcoming that was remedied with assistance from CL's Sean. My takeaway: if tequila and mezcal had a child, it would be sotol. Marfa's small enough that we were back at our Airbnb and on the patio with a tumbler of Chihuahua's finest in under 10 minutes. ¡Arriba, abajo, al centro, y pa' dentro!

They have everything you never knew you needed. Huge…read moreselection of spirits, beers, wines, mixers, etc. Good prices. Locally owned. Fun store. Fun staff.

Prices very high but buying on a Tuesday almost makes up for it. They seem to be stocking more…read moreinventory.

Great customer service! Pulled up to the drive through and although they didn't have the exact wine…read moreI was looking for, the employee brought back options and was super helpful. 5/5 stars would drive through again!

Decent enough prices at this gas station. We came around 8p on a Friday night both for gas and to…read moreuse the bathroom -- lo and behold, the bathrooms were closed. we went a few blocks down to pee instead before getting back on the road.

A visit to Marfa isn't complete without passing a few hours (or the day) sipping on the wine at…read moreChateau Wright Winery. I've visited the winery twice now and it's a permanent stop on the itinerary I plan to Marfa. If you're a red wine drinker - you're in luck - as yummy reds are the bulk of the varieties you can enjoy. I recommend doing a tasting to fully enjoy - especially if it's your first time visiting. Plus - if you end up purchasing a bottle, the tasting fee is waved. While the property itself is still a bit in progress (they were putting the finishing touches on an AirBnB section the last time I visited, it's more about the wine and the views, right? And there's no better way to pass your day than by enjoying a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains as you gaze out over the grape vines. The staff is ALWAYS super friendly, if you're lucky you'll spot one of the roaming pets on the property, AND there's a really awesome food truck on site (Too Hot for TABC). If you find yourself in the area, don't pass up a visit to Chateau Wright Winery.

Absolutely stunning winery and fod truck outside of Fort Davis just 10 minutes away. James Smith…read morethe onwer is one cool cat. All the wine is truly amazing. The way they do things and the things they try here are gonna be big news very soon I assure you. The reds are amazing and the GTM sweet red are stunningly good wines here. All pretty affordable as well. The house bruger is a must and the charcuterie board is as well. Say hello to the dog moose for sure! He's a cutie!