If I am in downtown Atlanta TX this is a must stop for me! You can always find something unique and…read morethey have friendly customer service.

From the owner: Cobblestone is a small town boutique with an uptown style! We have beautiful home decor, bridal…read moreregistry and gifts for all occasions. We also have a great line of stylish women's clothing, jewelry and Kendra Scott jewelry, Rowe Casa all natural products and candles. Our services include home design, free gift wrap, custom gift baskets and curated gift boxes that can be delivered locally or shipped anywhere in the U.S. Call us, contact us online or visit our store in Atlanta, Texas.

I was surprised at how large the store was compared to the outside appearance. The service was…read moregreat, it was very clean and the selection was fine. This is a small town.

This little grocery has been around since God was knee high to a frog. Yep, that's a long time…read more Unfortunately, the place looks it. I spent my high school years in this town and other than an expansion, this store has not changed one iota. That's a shame. A little spruce up would definitely help the shopping experience. But, I could forgive the ambiance if the selection was top notch, but it is not. Now, this is out in the sticks and I know that the tastes around here are not sophisticated, but that does not excuse brown and dried up produce. NOTHING excuses that. On a recent trip I found dried up and half slimy green beans out for sale along with eggplants that were turning brown. YECH! The selection of produce is pretty darned paltry too. As far as meats, there are the down home cuts, like jowls, that are harder to find in more city-fied establishments. The meat section is the one nice part of the store. As far as canned and dry goods, again, not much selection. If you don't like the choice of one large national brand or Food Club, buddy you are S.O.L. Lastly, they do have a hot food and bakery section that I have not tried, although folks here speak rather well of it. Sadly, the folks in this town do not have a lot of choices for shopping. Brookshires could make a decision to make a fine shopping destination, but I guess they'd rather let themselves be overshadowed by WallyWorld and go belly up in the fish bowl of life.

First the positive. They have friendly staff. No the not so…read morepositive. I quit buying meat there when I saw they had bloated chicken still out to sell. I've seen this several time. I've bought bread a few times and it wasn't fresh. It was stale. But tonight I got my bread home tonight and it had mold on it. A lot of mold. Im done with Walmart. I'd rather pay more and get fresh food that is actually edible from Brookshire brothers. Bye Walmart.

Nothing too unusual here, standard Walmart. The delivery process is 50/50. Today's was the downside…read moreof 50, being over an hour late from the latest time they gave us. The delivery driver had to be the least helpful employee they have.

This was my first fuel stop on a road trip out of Texas. I usually stop at these when a Bucees…read moreisn't around, mostly in West Texas. They are usually super clean, with lots of great hot food options, delicious coffee and great customer service. I got the good coffee and that's about it. The card reader at the pump couldn't read any cards. The bathrooms were closed due to some water problems. Customer service was lacking. I'm sure it's because of all the problems going on. Luckily there was a nearby spot to get fuel and use the restroom before hitting the road again. I'll skip this spot if I'm ever in these parts.

New location just opened this week. Stopped for a drink and was pleasantly surprised. Large clean…read morestore and pumps. A couple picnic tables to eat at outside. Great selection and friendly service. The sleeper here was the build your own burritos at the food counter. Made to order and was better than the 4 other Mexican places in the area. Received a free 12 oz monster and a brisket burrito for joining the loyalty club. Welcome addition to our little country town.

This place was closed for a huge remodel for over 4 months. They actually offer less in the…read moreconvenient store now than they did before the renovations: The Icee machine was removed, and the merchandise was rearranged. New flooring and paneling was added. A grave disappointment, especially since they refer to themselves as a "travel center." The only reason I awarded more than one star (let alone 3) is because of the Whataburger restaurant that they added. Hands down, this is the best Whataburger that I have ever visited. EVER. The drive-thru line moves quickly, the window clerks are prepared and prompt, and the food is ready once you arrive at the window. If you are a fan of milkshakes, I can honestly say, I have never had a better one! Thick, rich, and you can taste the ice cream AND the flavor: Very much like the old fashioned shakes from the drug store era. My advice: Unless you plan on visiting the Whataburger, keep driving. You'll find much better convenience stores ahead in Atlanta.

Typical gas station. The restroom was fairly clean but could use some updating. The usual snacks…read moreare available. The place is not very big, but on the plus side there is a Grandy's chicken attached! Easy access in and out to the pumps, friendly staff and a Grandy's all make this a place worth checking out!

My mother and I have shopped here several times. The store is located in an old bank building in a…read moresmall and rather undistinguished town in far NE Texas, so you would not expect the level of jewelry and gifts that this beautiful store has to offer. Their jewelry is higher end, with no milky or heavily included stones. Their colored stone selection has been really nice every time I go in and they generally carry some beautiful pearls. I would be honored to give or receive any of the gifts they carry, from stemware to holloware to fancy desk adornments. Service here is always very good as well. We are always very well taken care of and leave with our new treasures smiling all the way.

Pretty light on stuff Only employee said a 12 year old…read moreneeds to be accompanied by an adult in the bathroom without any signs which I could see him 15 foot away

From the owner: Make Rocking A Western Store & Boutique your local source for western & boutique clothing &…read moreaccessories for men, women & children. Come on by!

Needed to make a quick stop for a friend on Christmas Day. Luckily, CVS was open in Atlanta, Texas…read more On the surface, the store looks clean, well stocked and organized. However..... The bathroom was filled with boxes. One was full of toilet paper, just in case? The rest were empty. Went to wash my hands. No soap in the dispenser. No hand sanitizer. Even the large bucket of hand wipes was empty. No worries, I always have hand sanitizer with me (and back ups especially as there is a tripledemic going on with flu, RSV and COVID in most communities). Went to the cashier to ask for some extra hand sanitizer and let her know that the women's restroom is out of soap, hand sanitizer, and antibacterial wipes. Her response? You can go buy some on aisle x. At first, I thought she misunderstood my question. No, it is not for me to take home. It is for your restroom in CVS. No, we don't service the restrooms, she replied. A company takes care of the upkeep. Then how do you wash your hands after you go to the bathroom? Her blank stare said it all.

first time trying CVS as our pharmacy. They are not organized and are rude. We were waiting 15…read moreminutes, went to the counter to ask how much longer, the woman said "they have been waiting 15 minutes and we said 15-20 minutes so it will be another 5 minutes", so rude. It was actually another 10 minutes. We transferred our prescriptions to Walmart. This was after waiting 3 days being told our refill was "pending".