Not sure what kind of day these other people were having looking at their reviews, BUT I've lived…read morehere just over 18 months and I stop by every other day or so. I've NEVER had anything but great experiences. The service is great! They have a little bit of everything you may want to snack on, the atmosphere is and always has been friendly and inviting. I recently requested they buy a certain type adult beverage and a few days later, they were kind enough to start carrying it. Not to mention, they fly the flags of our Armed Services, even when threatened by the HOA! Keep up the good work my friends, y'all are amazing!

This is our neighborhood convenience store. My husband and I went in on Saturday to buy charcoal,…read morelighter fluid, and beer, and ended up getting very bad/rude customer service. When we sat everything up on the counter, the cashier asked to see ID. I asked if she needed to see both (he drove, so luckily I brought my wallet), and she said "I'm sure he's buying it, but since you touched the beer, I need to see yours too." We both provided our IDs. (By the way, why was she sure he was buying it? Some women are actually allowed to have their own money/make purchases for themselves these days!) I had never heard about a "touching" related rule for buying alcoholic beverages, so I asked whether it was a different law for convenience stores than it was for grocery stores, or what, and the cashier became visibly angry and would only repeat over and over that she "worked there" and refused to answer any questions, asking why I wanted to know since she was letting us buy the beer. I told her that I'm a person who is interested in learning things, but that didn't seem to help. Anyway, I don't think that "anyone who is accompanying a person buying alcohol, and who touches the drink in question, must provide valid ID" would work as a store policy. What about people who bring in their 10 year old children? If a kid helps their parent carry stuff to the register does that mean the parent can't buy alcohol? I used to shop at a grocery store in Abilene near the conservative religious university that I attended for graduate school, and I was used to both my husband and I being carded there (so if this cashier had said "yes" when I asked whether she needed to see both of our IDs, rather than giving a nonsensical explanation related to "touching," I wouldn't have pursued it any further), but that had nothing to do with whether someone "touched" the alcoholic beverage and everything to do with the fact that the store was near a college campus, and one belonging to the Church of Christ, at that. So I'm a little put off by that cashier's attitude. Before this point I'd come in a few times at the beginning of my morning commute, to buy breakfast tacos or biscuits, and they tasted okay (not great) and the two women working in the morning were quite pleasant and willing to engage in conversation. I can't say that I won't hesitate to come to this store in the future, but I'm sure I'll be back eventually. Hopefully this experience was an anomaly for one reason or another.

I used to really like this little hole-in-the-wall convenience store--I don't drink, so I've never…read morebeen to the liquor store side, but the convenience store side has a bunch of little trinkets and stuff including several items that most smoke shops in bastrop don't have. I've only ever seen one woman working, and she has always been nice & kind. UNTIL TODAY. I know they close at 8. I have had a long day working at home, and it takes me 20 min to drive into town, and today I'm doing it purely to come here because I like them, and they conveniently carry stuff I need. But wouldn't you know, I pull up at 7:48 and they are walking out. I think that's odd, they're closing almost 15 min early which is pretty crappy business practice, but regardless oh great I've caught them just in time. How foolish of me to think so...I wave to the woman, who surely recognizes me as a regular customer at this point, and say oh I'm just in time I only need one thing! and she looks at the older man who presumably runs the liquor shop and he starts shaking his head saying "no no no no, 8 o'clock we out of here!" Mind you, THE TIME IS NOW 7:50, and I pulled up several minutes ago. But they do not have one care, and lock their damn doors in my face. The trouble actually started yesterday (Sunday; the above happened on a Monday)--their hours on every online map & resource say the convenience store side is open on Sundays from 3-8pm. So I drive that damn 20 min to show up at 3:30-no one. Their barely legible hand scrawled hours on the door say closed on Sundays, of course. The liquor part yes, but why the store part? Alright whatever, great, perfect y'all, please make sure your freaking hours are updated on the internet, it's not that difficult! So that was another however many gallons of gas wasted two days in a row. Mostly I was just really let down & disappointed because I thought I'd found a perfect little place to make my new shop, but after this evening, having the door locked in my face 10+ min before closing time, it left me feeling really unvalued as a customer--like they don't give a crap, they just want to leave ASAP. Which also says something about the sort of establishment this probably is and what it's like to work at. Needless to say, I won't be returning:( and am back on the hunt again for a smoke shop with a decent selection & price range that doesn't require me to drive 45 min into Austin. Ugh.

Very small, old gas station in Bastrop. We had to stop here on our way to Austin because our car…read morestarted having issues. It suffices if you just HAVE to stop here but there are better gas stations just down the road. This is a small town in between Austin so the shape and character of this gas station aligns with the character of the town.

Very dissatisfied customer.... I was there one evening fairly late with two friends. One needed to…read morepurchase something from inside the store while the other needs to use the restroom. My friend who is purchasing comes outside and we wait about 1 minute for the friend using the restroom. Once that individual was in the car we stayed and were chatting for maybe 4-5 minutes to figure out what our plans were next. I get an angry glare from an employee with longer white hair. So I make confused face and she comes outside. Her first words were "can I help you" which of course rubs me the wrong way considering yes you did just help us actually inside when purchases an item from you store.... Then her next words are... "Well I can call The police" ....EXCUSE ME?!?!?!?!?!? Where was I wrong here folks? My honest opinion is because we are all in our mid 20's she was assuming we were up to something???? I'm not sure what her reasoning was.. So I politely pulled away when she said she would call the police ( for no reason ). I wanted to get an explanation because it's not fair for anyone to treat someone that way. I called up to the store to only communicate with the same immature woman. She wouldn't give me her name, the only info she would give me was the managers name and what time she came in the next day. She was rude. Yelling. She hung up in my face more than three times so of course I tried to call back and she wouldn't even answer. HOW DOES THIS PERSON HAVE A JOB IN CUSTOMER SERVICE???? I was getting no where with her so I waited until the next morning to talk to the manger... She first told me she hadn't heard about the situation and then after I explained my side she quickly responds "that's not what I heard" wow.... So you did know what happened....?! She clearly wasn't interested in making me happy, calm me down , or try and explain Its a manager in customer service I find that COMPLETELY unacceptable. I asked her to watch the cameras and she rudely replied she had a lot of stuff to do (at a gas station) and didn't know when she would have time. All I wanted was an apology.. And it's now a week and a half later and her "promised" call never came..... Nor an apology. Claps for Martha

Unassuming exterior, clean bathrooms, all of the beverages (some on ice right up front!) and ice…read morecreams, and friendly proprietor. And a cool assortment of firewood and propane tank exchange (I prefer AmeriGas but you can't have EVERYthing!).

This is in reguards to their Taco Service…read more The tacos are medicore. It seems the servers ALWAYS end breakfast early...sometimes they say they only have lunch items around 10 o' clock (not okay). The service is not the best, they seem very laid back & not customer friendly. No apologies for CONSTANTLY not serving breakfast up until the time they are suppose to. And it seems as if now the food quality is going down as well. Today the rice tasted a bit off & we only received ONE PIECE of fajita in both are fajita tacos....that's just unacceptable. I have contacted the main offices in regards to my experience with them because I have just had it with the horrible experience over and over again.

Walked IN and all I can say is WOW! I got a really authentic Texan experience which I'll cherish…read more Tried BIG RED for the first time and yummy! It tasted like bubble gum a little bit but I liked it! And the ice cream sandwich, cookies and cream style from blue bell inc. mm mmm MMMM SO GOOD :D I live far from here so I'll never be able to return :(

Hands down best coffee in Bastrop. They have a wonderful staff who are great to chat with as they…read moremake your coffee or espresso drink to order. And the place is a time machine, rolling back the decades. Little has changed here in the past three quarters of a century, which makes it very charming. They have farm-fresh eggs, locally-grown salad greens, sausage, cheese, breakfast tacos, baked-from-scratch pop tarts, Texas pretzel bread and other items in this small store, without feeling crowded. At the coffee bar, I had a cortado (Spain's take on a cappuccino -- equal parts espresso and steamed milk) along with a little chocolate truffle. We also picked up some Opa Klein's amazing summer sausage and a six pack of Stash IPA to go. We're coffee snobs. We'll be back for the best cuppa joe in town, at a minimum. Special thanks to Mike K (one of Tracy's baristas) for telling us about this place as he serenaded us during brunch at downtown restaurant. He's a very talented guy, and very proud to be associated with this quaint and historic Bastrop fixture. You know you're doing something right as a business owner when your staff naturally delivers your best and most effective marketing, just from the sheer enthusiasm and pride of working there. So, yeah, it's a tiny little time warp, but it's well run and worth coming to, especially if you're into great coffee.

Gas pump said 3.19,; wouldn't give me my rewards discount to 3:12, canceled pump, went inside to…read morecomplain, owner said it would show up on my receipt. Just received my receipt ant it charged me 3:20!!!! Ugh! Hate gas pumps these days! This station is charging more than what their pump says!!!

"Always depends WHO is working the day I go there to pick something up. The tall man that has…read morehelped me twice now, is nice!Well, keeping it short & honest! What else is there to say??

My credit card got stolen and I immediately called this store to let them know to check IDs and I…read moregot treated like a 9 year old. If I were a business owner I would obviously take this seriously and consider my clients advice. My bank account had 2 large transactions from this place, and I know this is a small town,. I would treat my customers with respect and concern since my stolen card was used. Please use caution with these employees and this establishment.