My sister & I walked in from the connected coffee shop, Black Rifle. They had a nice selection of…read morespices & sauces. I'm unsure if the gentleman there was owner/related to the owner or employee. We were warmly greeted. She bought some great Wagyu Jerky. It was so good. I bought an orange cream soda. It was also very good, slightly different. It wasn't like the overly sweet sodas that I've tried elsewhere. I wanted to buy the Spicy Garlic Parmesan (we love garlic anything) sauce but it has Cayenne and my sister is deathly allergic so I didn't purchase it as much as I wanted to. Maybe another time and I'll just take it back to my house. I do recommend stopping in and checking out their products.

Came here for the first time and I must say that they have some really good and delicious meats!…read moreThey explained how thing goes and the guy was really nice and provided not on a great service but giving out good information to customers. The price was right for the amount of meat I got! I will definitely come back when they have their meat cookout and a live band outside! If you find yourself in the Borne area, come check them out!

Great experience. The jerky is 10/10. Sandwich 10/10. Service 10/10…read more Local business with great service and great food.

If I could give this place a ten stars I wouldn't hesitate! This is my second time visiting and…read moreboth times were just an experience by itself! First time was the wife at the register and the second time the husband. Both super friendly! He even remembered me from the first time visiting. I have tried their African jerky which is a must try! And picked a bunch of candies. This last time I got a sausage roll and an African soda. I still haven't had the chance to eat a meal there which they have a lot of interesting things on the menu. Definitely I will keep on going back! He mentioned they have a store in Bandera too which will be on my list to go check out

The store is closed for the unforeseeable future . I went by…read more2 times over the last 3 weeks. It could be a temporary closure.

I loved their meat but they lost my business when they posted a large handmade sign at the door…read morethat read "no mask no meat". They can keep their product!

Well, I spoke with the owner and he pointed out that I was likely confusing single meat sandwich…read moreprices with the double. It's possible that the single was 5.99 at one time and the double 7.99. Although I consider the double meat sandwich high priced today, he pointed out to me that you get 2/3 of a pound of meat on the sandwich, so maybe 14.99 though high is not too far out of line. The owner challenged me to find better value at a non chain BBQ joint. Off the top of my head, I can name three non-chain BBQ joints where you get excellent value for the money: Evie Mae's in Wolfforth up near Lubbock ( free self-serve beer with your meal there as well), Thorndale Meat Market in Thorndale, and the Old 300 in Blanco closer to home. Despite my price complaint, Klein's has the best BBQ in the vicinity. Hopefully, they'll strive to keep it so.

Ordered 2 lb smoked brisket. Maybe the best brisket ever! Shop was clean, service quick and they…read moreincluded really good bbq sauce. There is also a little store with well priced stuff (including some frozen) for sale. A little table area for eating in.

Great little local shop in Boerne to pop into if you're passing through town. There was a wonderful…read moreselection of local items, including lots of tasty-looking food items that would make wonderful gifts to grab for the holidays. I was grateful to find some beautiful locally-made pieces, including a mug that I still use on a regular basis. The ladies working there on the day I visited were also incredibly friendly and helpful, which was a nice touch. Parking out front of the shop was easy, and the prices were more than reasonable. Definitely recommend if you find yourself in the area and want to pick up a few things to remember your visit by!

I visited this shop at the recommendation of a friend who has shopped here for years. What a gem!…read more Unique finds, tasty treats, and amazing customer service (shout-out to Stephanie who helped me with my selections) resulted in a delightful visit. Whether you are looking to add a little something extra to an evening night meal, or wanting to create a special appetizer, this place has a good assortment of truffles, great-smelling soaps, lotions and candles, and loads of sauces, seasonings, dips, etc. that are sure to please. Another thing I really like is that the owner makes an effort to support other Hill Country businesses. Many of the items sold here are the creation of other local entrepreneurs. Don't wait, stop by today. #SupportLocalBusinesses

Best pan dulce and very polite costumer service. The street tacos and their small Meat market are…read morealso a hit.

Small store, but they have lots of goodies you can get groceries, boots, hats and lunches all in…read morethe same place. I was making birria and I found everything I needed.

I would like to think of myself as a Pretty country kinda of person - wranglers boots and all. Well…read morethis place defines some of what Texas Country People Are. Its a simple little bar and store. Good food and good beer. A lot of family's come in, super casual and in the evening it turns into a local favorite saloon. There is a dart board and sit down bar. When I walked in the first time I got some looks most likely because I am a person of color, Not saying it is a racist type of place but it is a predominately Caucasian country type of place named Adolph. Whom by the way works behind the bar. But I held my own and had a great time all the same. Its a low key kinda place and everyone there is a local.. I recommend it for a day time lunch or supper stop in with the family.

After years of driving by this place, we decided to stop in and check it out. Friends of ours who…read morelive nearby like it, but I suspect that is because of the steak specials on the weekends. On a Sunday afternoon, it wasn't quite as impressive as they let on. For one, like a previous reviewer we were scrutinized by everyone in the place when we walked in; and we're not "people of color" but a typical four-person family. As there didn't appear to be anyone directing where to sit, we just grabbed a table. A nice waitress did acknowledge us and was at our table with menus and silverware shortly afterward, and she did a great job keeping our drinks topped off. The menu is pretty limited but we were all able to find something that interested us. Getting our food was slow as also previously mentioned, but this is one of those places were none of the customers seem to be in any rush. Overall our meals were good, not great but not bad either. My son liked the french fries a lot, and said he cheeseburger was "OK." I had the chili which while flavorful it did appear to lack anything beyond ground beef (no beans, tomatoes or onions that I could detect; and no cheese on top at all). The grilled cheese sandwich my other son had was actually pretty good despite looking burnt (oddly though, it wasn't). Overall it's not a place I'd rush back to, but it also isn't a place we'd avoid in the future either. Given the choices in the area, it's probably one of the better ones but don't get your expectations too high! Two things that bothered me were the first 15-20 minutes we were there, there was no music playing whatsoever. Once it came on, it really helped the ambiance of the place! Secondly, smoking is allowed; there was a customer at the bar and another one at one of the tables playing cards that were puffing away. I guess Lakehills isn't one of the many places in Texas that has banned smoking in restaurants or bars. It's been so long since I've seen anyone doing so in an eatery it was a bit of a surprise. While the fans did a good job of displacing the smoke, it was noticeable and not a pleasant addition. If anything, that is more likely to keep us from returning to Adolph's more than anything else. Lastly, calling this place a "store" is a stretch. What used to be a store is now "store-age." It's a bar with tables to eat at. That said, it doesn't have a TABC 51% sign at the door so the majority of its sales are not alcohol.

Talk about some real good bbq!! Whenever this food truck posts their location on their Instagram…read moreand it's near our apartment we are their. First time we had it they were at the Alamo City SC WPSL soccer game and then today was our 2nd time at 365 fitness gym. I ordered the brisket sandwich and it was as amazing as the first time. It's very moist and just melts in your mouth. The buns aren't toasted but they are sesame buns and they taste good. My wife ordered the pulled pork the first time and she loved it. The bbq sauce is not too sweet and not too spicy it was just perfect. We also got the cream corn both times and it just tops everything off perfectly. We haven't tried everything on the menu but we definitely will be. I would like to try their ribs and brisket by the pound. We can't wait to go back.

Got the Brisket family meal and it definitely did not disappoint. Brisket was tender and…read moredelicious. Creamed corn and beans were good too. Service was quick for a busy day at the food truck park