One stop shop for everything you need. Not overpriced products like at Valero down the street!! If…read morethey still had the gas pumps it would be a 5star

What do I need in a gas station? Plenty of pumps, a clean bathroom, junk food options, and…read moreconvenient location. This new Valero has all of that, which is all I need. Nuff said.

Very friendly and helpful to customers usually have what you need and will get it if you suggestread more

This place won't take credit cards at the pump, so you have to go inside to pay for your gas…read more However, it is rather pleasant going in. The clerk calls everyone, "Mijo." The gas is cheaper than the competition down the street. They offer a wide variety of sizes of Lone Star Beer- the tall boys and the Tall Texans. The place isn't especially clean, and it's a bit troublesome that there's such heavy bars that get swung over the windows and doors for when they're closed. There's a selection of paraphernalia, which is a bit surprising, and a wide variety of magazines to choose from. The candy selection focuses heavily on the Latino demographic, with lots of spicy candies. The beer is cold, and cheap. I'd return!

Surprisingly varied selection in beer: Blue Moon, Victoria, Shiner, etc.read more

Clean , great service , very reasonabe price and noticed gas always cheap .one stop shopread more

A great little neighborhood liquor store. Very convenient when you need to quickly grab something…read moreand don't want to drive far. I've always been treated kindly and respectfully by the staff here. I have been impressed and happy with the precautions they have taken in regards to COVID-19. I appreciate their enforced mask policy and am glad that they are helping keep our community safe. Business who care about their employees' and customers' health are wonderful to have around.

I understand the covid-19 has effected the way of life. However being rude to a customer when they…read moreattempt to enter after restrictions have been lifted across most of the state of Texas is not called for. I choose to not wear a mask, it is not required but a private business can elect to restrict their property. When I entered I was rudely asked if I had a mask. When I told the guy no he told me that it is their store policy to wear a mask. While standing at the door I asked if they would be able to shop for me or provide a mask for use or sale he rudely told me nope and I can gladly leave the property. That store only cares for people the care for others. Well it's my right to not wear a mask, it is not legally required but I was willing to work with a local business to help keep them around. As I was pulling out of the parking space I saw another patron turned away rudely for not wearing a mask. I have lived near this local area store for a year and I frequent it when I need to restock on liquor or mixes. I am sad to say that given the rude treatment by the young fellow working the counter tonight I will not be a patron any longer. I will gladly take my business elsewhere. I have spoken several times over the last year to the owner and I will gladly take this up direct with him. I hope this young man learned a lesson about respecting customers and not being rude. If not then he and the owner will suffer but they will have this at least to have some idea of why.

Taking a Sunday drive on a Saturday, my partner in crime and I knew we were gonna pass up Picosos…read moreon our way back into town. He quickly turned to me and asked, "Wanna stop and look at some nuts????!?!?" "Uhm... yours? No, that's okay. I'm good." "NO. Picoso's nuts!" "I don't wanna see anyone's stinkin' nuts." I felt him staring at me as we continued to drive down Hwy 16 (Bandera Rd). I swear I think he was drilling imaginary holes in to my head for being so damn facetious. "FINE. Let's go look at nuts! We'll be nut freaks, I tell ya!" But wouldn't you know it? We pulled in and Picosos was closed! And when reality hit, he said in a sad, pitiful tone, "Awww... no nuts... but there IS a LIQUOR STORE NEXT DOOR!" Sheeyit... As soon as we walked in, we noticed the store was clean, compact, and brightly lit. Now, mind you, I say compact, but they had a lot of choices available: local vodkas, a good selection of tequilas, whiskeys, cognac, and some local beers. And guess what my partner in crime saw? You said it. Picosos brand peanuts displayed on about three shelves. We took our time, sifted through everything (liquor included) and when we got halfway through the store, the employee at the register yelled out, "Are ya'll looking for anything in particular?" "No, just lookin'." we replied. "Alright, no problem. If there's something that you need or want, let me know and I'll see what I can do. And if ya'll need anything from next door and know what you want and I don't have it in here, just say it and I'll unlock the store and get it for you!" Brilliant! We loved his idea. Too bad we didn't know what the hell we really wanted from Picosos so we just went with the few products already available at Dino & Gino. After about 30-45 minutes of browsing we finally made our way up to the register with our final decisions: 1. A pack of Picosos' samurai mix (basically a mix Japanese style peanuts: seaweed, wasabi, plain, chile, and sesame flavors thrown in) 2. A can of salted Picosos peanuts When the cashier looked at what we had, he was shocked. "ALL this time ya'll spent looking at everything and THIS is all you get???!? I was thinkin ya'll were gonna buy the whole store but you two come up with this? And you didn't even get the SPICY PEANUTS! Seriously??!??" LOL! He had us crackin' up because we didn't realize how much time we actually spent looking compared to what we were leaving with. He definitely did NOT guilt us in to buying anything else though. It was all in good fun. But my partner in crime said, "Okay, we'll buy the small pack of spicy peanuts." And the response was, "You know what? I'm just gonna GIVE THEM TO YOU." Ha ha The three of us spoke for a few more minutes and he invited us to join old town Helotes for a local market they hold on the first Saturday(?) of the month. And as we were leaving, I asked his name in order to introduce ourselves and he said, "I'm Dino!" Well, it's very nice to meet you, Dino! Thank you for being so welcoming and unbelievably sweet. Can't wait to run in to you again. :)

BEST of the BEST...they really go out of their way for their customers. Added a food truck park,…read morepicnic tables, playground for the kids. Family atmosphere. This is the best liquor store in Helotes and the surrounding area, by far!

Frank is awesome! Two months open. Good selection. Come see him. He hooked us up and decent prices…read moreon alcohol and beer! Chill store with trap music ;)

What an excellent experience! Well Maintained store, huge…read moreselection of aaverage, middle of the road and high end products. Frank the owner was so knowledgeable and kind and took his time explaining the different tequilas and bourbons. Definitely shop here!

Who'd think a mango puree will solve my tequila cravings! And the best solution I could find…read morewithout the fake flavorings. I had a taste test of the tequila and it was apparently labeled reposado but is an anejo? Not sure and didn't fact check but it was sooo good! Another discovery in this store. Excellent service with military discount. Always with new packaging ideas!