Pleasant atmosphere, friendly customer service (they do not sell Milo's Sweet Tea), but we got Red…read moreDiamond instead. Bathroom entrance is large and clean. Overall a good experience and a reason to stop if you need otw to/from the Austin area.

Good hamburger lunch and more fries than you can eat! It's in Dime Box between Austin and College…read moreStation. Give it a try!

Great home cooked lunches each day!!! Their burgers, sweet potato fries and homemade onion rings…read moreare also a favorite! Their Ruth's sandwich with avocado slices is also yimmy!!

It was tasty. Cheeseburger all the way on jalapeño bun and onion rings. Burger could have been…read morecooked a bit more and the onion rings a bit less.

Management is failing. The showers and bathrooms are absolutely disgusting. If they are this dirty…read moreimagine the food prep.Showers are covered in mold,floors and toilets unclean. The bathrooms smell terrible along with terrible stainin on the urinals, sinks and floors filthy.

Nice store & friendly employees. But it's not nearly a clean as it used to be. Wastebaskets are not…read moreemptied, bathroom floors dirty, cigarette butts on front entrance. At gas pumps no water in windshield cleaner reservoir. Landscaping was well kept & beautiful before But not anymore.

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.

This convenience store is located directly on US - 77 partnered up with a Chevron gas station. It's…read morean older style convenience store with just two gas pumps. Outside they do have an Amazon hub, firewood, and propane tanks to rent. Inside there are plenty of drink choices and they'll even make you a fresh pizza. They do have some wine choices, but the prices are high and the choices aren't that great. They have an iced down beer trough, but no weenie rollers. They have 2 tables to dine at, an ATM and you can pick up some fishing supplies here as well. The photos included spell out the rest.

Awesome employees and great prices. Great pizzas at good…read moreprices. Clean restrooms. Great atmosphere.

Stopped in here by accident. Turns out, there's an actual hornets next inside, so be careful! Had…read morethe bologna sandwich with American cheese and mayo, reminds me of the kind my papaw used to make me when I was five. Had a Twinkie for dessert, truly an unforgettable Caldwell supper

Decent gas station, has propane exchange, fishing bait, a small restaurant with Mexican food open…read more6am-2pm. Not sure if the restaurant is open weekends. They also usually have hunt brothers pizza.

I've been coming here for years with different bicycle groups as it is the only gas station at a…read moreconvenient point in our 50ish mile rides in this direction. Not my choice you understand. The owner is always abrupt and unfriendly to cyclists, but will still try to rip us off for overpriced and often overripe bananas which he always suggests to buy at the checkout. He has a different bowl full of his older fruit which he puts on the counter instead of the regular ones before we walk in, just for cyclists. One time he insisted that my own Oakley sunglasses were from his own display stand and insisted on charging me $9.99 for them! His wife sits on a chair in the middle of the store perfectly positioned to observe people using the fountain drink machine at the back, just to check that you are not "stealing" too much ice for your bike bottles. No free refills here! She reminds me of an elementary school lunchtime monitor who doesn't trust any of the 7 year old kids. The cans of soda that used to be 99cents have gone up to $1.49 then $1.79 since COVID, and nothing has a price marked on it so he can (and does) charge us as high a price as he thinks he can get away with. He knows he has a captive city audience with expensive bikes, too much money and not caring about being ripped off with an attitude, as they keep coming back. Other stores are much cheaper by comparison. Today was the final straw for me. The outside temperature was mid 90s and our group of 20 or so cyclists visited the store for hydration and energy bars etc. I chose one of the few priced items which was a large soda fountain drink for $1.99 as I spend as little as possible here nowadays for obvious reasons. When I went to pay with my debit card, he asked me "Do you have cash?". I didn't and he pointed to a small dog eared sign on the counter that said "Minimum $3 card purchase". He insisted on the new soda price being $3 so I left the drink on the cash desk and started to walk out. He shouted after me to come back and pay for it, at which point I gave him a long overdue piece of my mind, then walked out. My colleagues still in there told me he had a foul mouthed rant, including mother****** about me after I left. The good news is that I am now "banned" from the store so I don't have to put up with this pushy, rude, thieving individual who hates all cyclists (but will gladly take all their money) ever again. Maybe we should all rethink our routes to avoid this place? We are not welcome, trust me.