Every time I stop here it's worse and worse. Most of the gas pumps are broken and everything is…read morefilthy.

I LOVE this place. I stop every time I am driving to my mom's coming from Austin. it's the perfect…read morelocation for a potty break. I always get some kolaches for my mom. They have a wonderful selection. And they are the only place I know that correctly calls "sausage kolaches" as their real name--Klobásník--or Klobásníky (plural.) but don't expect those to still be there. On a weekday, they might still have these Czech treats until 3 pm, but on the weekends, they go fast! Always friendly staff and i just love looking through their home decor. They have the cutest little tchotchkes that are locally crafted and so wonderful for home, garden, or lawn. I have bought many a christmas and birthday gift on the way. Great metal art as well! The bathrooms are always clean and smell fine. I highly recommend stopping at least one time to see everything they have to offer. It's a true, "small Texas town" stop! Oh, and set the GPS! It's one of those "blink and you'll miss it" towns. One light and then it's gone.

I stopped in to pick up Diet Coke for my parents. The store is clean and easy to navigate, with…read moretons of selection. The fresh produce looked great. Used one of the self-service kiosks which was quick. Lots of registers with full-service as well.

The store is clean with easy access from the large parking lot. They had a huge selection of…read moreproducts. And the fresh produce looked great. Lots of self-service kiosks as well as "manned" registers. Easy in and out!

If you haven't made it over to the Royal Tomato yet, wait no longer. Locally grown organic…read moreproduce, an impressive international foods selection, and great prepared meals that rotate daily. Not to mention a fine variety of everything else, from cleaning supplies, to local meats, to spices, to, what's this, apricot paste? Fantastic. I was so delighted to find out about this place, and sorry it took so long to discover it. That said, in the midst of this pandemic, after months of sitting outside the chaos of the Bastrop HEB for its mediocre curbside offerings, this experience was like a vacation! We picked up lots of produce, but also tried the prepared meals. My husband had the Korean pulled pork with kimchi, which was fantastic, and I had the ravioli with pesto, pine nuts, and fresh local tomatoes. I'm not the biggest fan of pasta in general, but this was so very good. I can't wait for another, before tomato season is through. Thank you, Royal Tomato! The weight of this year's day to day got a little lighter.

I love royal tomato. I've always wanted a little farmers market in Smithville. The owner is very…read morenice and helpful. She constantly keeps an assortment of fresh produce, meats, cheeses and different pantry items. I love the oyster mushroom she gets. Those are fantastic.

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.

This is a decent sized grocery store. Everything was clean and easy to find. The bathrooms tho…read morecould use some cleaning. Parking was a bit hard but I think that was because of a local parade down the way.

Really nice spot. I haven't seen one in a while. I think it's one in Giddings as well, but it's a…read morereally good location, a friendly atmosphere, and good country folks. Definitely impress with the staff and variety choices of food. I'm glad I got to experience this. Hopefully, one day, I can come back, just more of passing thru.

New and improved. Recently got a makeover and is continually making changes…read more Service is friendly and there is always someone at checkout to help navigate towards the shortest, quickest line. Everything you would expect from HEB... Plus!

Always a pleasant experience shopping at this HEB. The employees are always friendly, the shelves…read moreare always stocked, store is clean. We enjoy doing our weekly grocery shopping here. My favorite cashier is Jackie, she's the sweetest girl ever! Anytime I see her working the cashier I go to her line for a quick and easy check out.

Well, it's better than Bastrop. But you can't even get sliced cheese from the deli at 10:15 am…read more HEB needs competition in these parts!!! Two stars for the ability to park AND get a cart in under an hour. Bastrop HEB really has set the bar low on those requirements. I guess we're back to driving 3 hours round trip for grocery shopping in Georgetown... where they have competition, multiple stores, and I've never been told, "Sorry. We're cleaning the machine. After being open for FOUR hours? Either you need to have two machines in rotation or... do this before/after the deli opens. Shocker to get prepared for the day BEFORE the day starts.

I have been to a lot of different grocery stores in my time, and HEB is one that seems to be a…read moredecent one. I went to the one in La Grange, as it was pretty much the only true grocery store in the area (yeah, there is that other one attached to a big box store down the road, but it just isn't the same). Normally grocery stores have a certain layout, and while this store held somewhat true to that typical layout, the one thing it did not have was the standard dimensions. In this store the aisles are relatively short, but there are a bunch of them, which means that finding the right aisle for an item can be a bit tougher because of the way things are distributed through the store. You still have your various sections, like your meat department and your produce, though the deli was in a very odd spot at the front of the store with the access to it pointed away from the entrance to the store. I had to walk the whole way around the store before I was able to find the deli! The store is clean and decently lit, so finding what you need isn't a problem. Variety seemed to be there to some extent, though the deli didn't have any fried chicken which seemed odd to me... baked whole chickens, sure, but no deep fried chicken. Anyway, if you are looking for a grocery store in La Grange, I would say HEB is the place to go, and bypass that big box store down the road.

Yesterday morning when I was driving to work I realized that I'd forgotten to eat/bring breakfast,…read moreand remembered that there was a place on the way that advertised breakfast tacos. I made sure I had a little bit of cash and decided to try my luck. Not sure whether this place is still a gas station or is a former gas station ... they do still have pumps but I dunno if they're functional. When I walked in I was confused because it just looked like a convenience store, and I didn't see any employees. Then I saw the counter in the back and a woman working there. I decided to see if I could order in English (native Texan so I do know the Spanish words for basic breakfast taco components, but I wanted to know if I'd be able to come back and order something more complicated), so I asked for a breakfast taco with potato, egg, bacon, and cheese. She understood, made sure I wanted just one, and pulled out a huge homemade tortilla, then loaded it up with all of the ingredients. She then asked if I wanted salsa, and when I replied in the affirmative she got a squeeze bottle out of the refrigerator and put some on the taco. She then wrapped the taco up and put it into a paper bag with some napkins, and started talking to the next customer. I was unsure about paying since she'd dismissed me without asking for payment and I hadn't seen anybody else, but when I walked up to the cash register at the front a man appeared and told me the taco was $2.50. I was surprised as that seems pretty steep for a breakfast taco, but well, it was more than twice the size of the ones I usually get, so whatever. I ate the taco when I got to work. The highlight was definitely the homemade tortilla. The bacon was pretty good, it was in bite-size pieces (rather than whole stringy strips or bacon-bit size) and was crispy like I like it. The potatoes were cooked well if a little bland. Eggs seemed a bit greasy but that's to be expected. Cheese was cheese, and I'm glad she went easy on the salsa because it was pretty oily and spicy. Usually I get hungry for lunch by about 10am (I still wait at least an hour after that to eat though) because usually I eat a bowl of cereal, or a yogurt, or a granola bar for breakfast. Yesterday I just ate my salad out of habit ... that taco was so filling that I didn't even get hungry for lunch. Guess I could have cut it in half and had half for breakfast and half for lunch, so that makes it a good value for the $2.50. Not sure whether this foray into Giddings breakfast tacos will be the last, or the first of many.

Stopped here yesterday on the way from Austin to Houston and I'm glad I did. Sadly, they didn't…read morehave the homemade tortillas that I had heard about, but the tacos were still excellent. I had two tacos, one with perfectly seasoned carnitas and one with juicy pastor. Salsas were quite good too. Don't be put off by the look of the place (it's a little run down). To me, it's on the verge of 5 stars. Slightly fresher condiments and homemade tortillas would put it over the top.