Tried the Bodain Balls from Temple shop, gummy cheesy, no thank you. I was told not come back…read morebecause I cornered some woman who worked there? Hyper sensitive our society is so touchy. I asked is she knew the Owner?

summer sausage, German sausage, saurekraut and red hotdogs were excellent, great service…read more if you miss taylor meat market hotdogs these are better

Better options compared to a corner store but way overpriced. $7.99 for a case of water? The…read morechicken here is amazing though....gas is a good price and convenient.

Under no circumstances use a credit card at this atore. They have some scam going on. Ive never…read moreeven been there and my card was charged 75 dollars. I called and the guy basically told me to F OFF! Beware!

A small Latin market tucked away in the corner near The Goodwill. It had a nice vibe with some…read moreLatin music playing, a decent selection of snacks, beverages, meats, and even cooking pans. We purchased a guava jarritos and a chupa chups lollipop. My son also had a little dance party while I paid for our treats. The employee was kind, may not have spoke much English but I didn't have any difficulty with my transaction. I even asked if he had a bottled opener for my jarritos and he went to the back, grabbed his keys, and opened it with his bottle opener keychain. Very clean store, friendly staff, and nice selection of Latin products.

I don't shop at Walmart often, but when I do, I usually have a standard shopping experience. I find…read moremy items (if in stock) and head out. On this visit, I was looking for a mix of random items: Italian dressing, travel-sized products, milk, and lawn and leaf bags. While I found most of what I needed, I noticed the Italian dressing on the shelf was expired, so I'd recommend checking expiration dates! That is something I sometimes forget to do when I'm in a hurry. My assumption is that it is post Christmas (12/28) so maybe they were waiting for a new shipment to arrive. It was the only one left on the shelf. On the bright side, I was able to snag some post Christmas clearance items, like Christmas cards, which was a nice bonus. Overall, it was a typical Walmart visit, with a few highs and lows. Nothing spectacular, but it gets the job done when I'm in a pinch.

Gay stocking on a Sunday is ridiculous. They block all the aisles with pallets. All the workers are…read moreinsensitive about the customers trying to shop. They had their large carts in the middle of the aisles and keep talking when you're trying to reach something that they're blocking. It's like they don't care if you need to get something I'm not opposed to day, but I am opposed to customer sensitivity. I don't even mind that none of them speak English that's fine but just if I need something they need to move and they can't block iOS with pallets that's ridiculous groceries right in the middle of an aisle . I know nobody at Walmart really cares but stocking on a Sunday afternoon at 3 PM when people are trying to get their items for Monday is a bit ridiculous

The Farmer's Market itself is small and, by my experience with what I'd call more established…read moremarkets, limited variety. I don't know the history here, and perhaps it's a new market and just getting off the ground. Clear weather the day I went, so the sparse crowd was not due to weather. The free wine day was one vendor from a place I've not heard of. Not a local winery. Was told they purchase grapes locally and vinify at their production facility. Cabernet and three sweet wines. Had a quick taste from a little plastic cup and wandered on. No different than wine a samples at the grocery store, and one indistinct vendor with prosaic selections. Went with a couple of lively friends. Fairly quick stroll through. Pleasant enough but forgettable. Photos are from the surrounding Co-Op District.

Produce was moldy and unkept. I went in primarily wanting produce on a Saturday evening and it was…read morea mess. It wasn't busy at all but there was debris and garbage on the floor, the items didn't look good and after seeing moldy sweet potatoes I left. I won't come back to this store again. It made me not want to purchase anything and I usually get prepared items and bakery goods

I normally do not review grocery stores, but I felt like this one deserved a shout out. I love H E…read moreB in general, but this particular location is hands down my favorite and, in my opinion, the best one overall. It is not the newest H E B and it is not the most updated, but honestly, that is part of what makes it so great. Even when it is crowded, you can still move around easily and get down the aisles without constantly waiting for someone to move their cart. A lot of the newer H E Bs have much smaller aisles, which can make shopping feel stressful, especially during busy times. That is never really an issue here. On top of that, the customer service is always great. The staff is friendly, helpful, and consistent every time I visit. Parking is also usually ample, so you are not circling the lot forever trying to find a spot unless it is right before a major holiday like Thanksgiving. Overall, this H E B gets it right. Great service, great products, and a store layout that actually makes grocery shopping easy and stress free. This location definitely deserves the recognition.

We like this place. The meat is good, service is good, sides are good. Driving through Hutto, we…read moredefinitely stop to have Bbq.

I try to give places a chance before deciding they are not for me…read more When I first moved to Hutto, I was intrigued by Southside Market and their history. I had known about the historic location in Elgin that claims to be the oldest barbecue spot in Texas. They have updated their processes to keep up with the times and in the last 15 years have begun opening new locations throughout Central Texas, with one in the Co-Op District of Hutto. I have had plenty of barbecue in my time, from chains to Texas Monthly recognized and Michelin star winning locations. I understand that not all barbecue is the same, but I also understand that barbecue served all day like at Southside Market can still be good. I do not think that is truly the case, though. My first experience was when Southside Market catered a holiday party for my work. I thought it was alright, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt, saying that it was catered. You do not judge a meal based on it being kept warm in a pan that was probably cooked at 8 am that morning or the night prior. It is not the same game. I went back a few months later for a birthday lunch and got their combo plate with sausage and sliced brisket. My first thought: This tasted like it was catered. The Jalapeño Cheddar sausage was decent but tasted a little too smoky, and the brisket really did nothing for me. The side of potato salad was good, but you cannot mess up potato salad that badly. Their mac and cheese was good, I think. I do not remember it whatsoever. I went back recently after almost nine months with a desire to get a baked potato with chopped brisket for lunch. I got it without sour cream but kept the rest of the toppings of cheddar cheese, chives, and butter. I took it to go, which I rarely do, but it was a busy day. I cannot describe how disappointing the potato was. First, the potato was smaller than I had expected. The saucy chopped brisket tasted like a smoked Sloppy Joe thrown on a spud. It was really too smoky for me to even enjoy it. I felt like I was eating a chimney. It did nothing to raise my spirits and like that, I was forever out on Southside Market. I am probably one in a million because they have steady foot traffic inside on a frequent basis, but I wonder if the name is doing all the work. The staff was great and the space is well done and spacious, but the food actually has to be good to make that a plus factor. I have no idea if the food is any better at their original Elgin location, but I would rather go to Smokey Mo's across the tracks in Hutto because the potato is a good size and the brisket had a good flavor to it. Here, I just was not impressed. I will not ever return unless I am invited with co-workers or something, and even if I am, I will debate the idea of saying yes.

I don't shop in Randall's, but due to area I was in, I had to go there quite a few times and I like…read morethe store. It's spacious and not crowded, have everything I needed. I really recommend their bagels. Fresh, tasty. Also, Christmas items in clearance were very inexpensive and I found a few great decorative items and baking stuff. They have Starbucks which makes it so convenient. Coffee tasted somewhat old, but barista was very accommodating and brewed a fresh one. Definitely want to go back to shop.

Everything looks so fresh! This place includes a flower boutique with balloons, a pharmacy, a…read morebakery, deli, butcher, and even a Starbucks.