Yes, yes, and yes!! Some call it wet, some call it fat, and they call it "marbled brisket"... I…read moredon't care, just serve me up them juicy slices!!! Like even on a hot Texas day, if I'm going to sweat, it better be over a slow smoked juicy brisket! Not to mention the bread dough of the sandwich and the mexican corn and brisket mac and cheese! So walk in, turn to your left where the strong smells are coming from and wait about 10 min for your order- even on a busy Saturday. Great service and of course fantastic meat market. I buy oxtail from here hella cheap compared to the big chain stores or even Costco. Come by and eat outside under the covered patio- come hungry!!

My mother was born and raised in Belleville and when I visited as a child we would always stop at…read morethe original meat market to get dry sausage for the ride back to Houston. This improved standalone store is pretty impressive. I brought my wife, who's from California and had never eaten summer sausage, here to get an official introduction to the delicacy. The jalapeno and cheese version didn't disappoint. We also got dry salami to make a Texas charcuterie board when we got home. The jalapeno and cheese version of any kind of sausage is definitely my favorite.

Had the beef brisket sandwich- wow super moist and tasty! In fact I went back and bought another…read moreone to take home! Coleslaw surprised me to! I always stop to get jerky and the jalapeño sausage loaf bread which is out of this world!

bar b cue is just fair. Better to get a hamburger. Bakery…read moreitems - stale,dry. Better to get a Blue Bell Scoop. good selection of meats & fowl.

Well was coming back from a fishing trip and passed by this place and the smell was amazing, so I…read morestopped. The vibe I got was an old county store with good old folks. The place has a large bar with cut meats and cold slices. At the far end they have BBQ and other plates depending on the day. Any ways walked in people were nice, and informed us to order then pay. I ordered a two meat combo (ribs and brisket). The brisket was moist and soft. The pork ribs were delicious soft but lacked some seasoning. (My opinion some people may just like the smoked flavor). They gave me a healthy serving, you will not leave this place hungry. Oh I forgot I purchased some hog-head cheese wish was amazing too!

Vincek's would cater for my high school 15+ years ago, and we fell in love with the chicken fried…read moresteak then. My mom and I drive out on Wednesdays sometimes to get the chicken fried steak lunch, different meats, snacks and desserts. The fresh pork steaks are delicious and the staff is friendly every time.

And another awesome sandwich. Or should I say sandwiches…read more Again I got the brisket grilled cheese- my favorite, and again, not disappointed. My wife got the patty melt. It comes on rye toast. I had a bite and it was good. Big thick beef patty, grilled onions, sautéed 'shrooms and melting Swiss cheese. Another one you can't go wrong on. My wife said afterwards that next time she would have it with white or wheat bread instead of rye as it too over the flavor of the sandwich. Either way, a good sandwich.

Very easy to enter from IH-10. Very well decorated with well-trained friendly workers. And then…read morethere are the large, welcoming rest rooms!! Best of all, it's THE FOOD, stupid....kolaches, sweet rolls and turkey jerky to name just a few of the delicious available foods

Do not miss this place - and if you are not near Houston, order from them online!…read more Great BBQ - juicy, flavorful, and not overwhelmed by smoke. Side *almost* outshined the BBQ. Mac and cheese was super creamy and I may never say no to creamed corn again - at least here! In addition, they have a fantastic choice of sausages and pickles. And the CASE of jerky is a meat junkies dream - make sure to try the Bohemian Garlic (a fav!). Don't forget the banana pudding for dessert. I don't even like the stuff but would easily eat a gallon of it! Lane and Stephanie, the owners are often around, friendly, and the kind of folks you feel good supporting. They recently hired a new chef who is adding his spin to the menu - and I dare say the food is better than ever! So get yourselves to Texas - or online - and enjoy some BBQ and Jerky heaven!!

They're never open. Gas station doesn't allow pay at the pump so you can't even get gas. So sad…read morethey sold it. New owners are letting the name down.

Midway Meat Market has added a new Greek menu in the deli, and it's a great addition. I stopped by…read moreto learn more about it and was greeted by Tasos, the Greek butcher who many customers already know from the market. He offered me a sample of the beef souvlaki, and after one bite I was sold. The food is made fresh while you wait, the service was friendly and quick, and you can either grab it to go or enjoy it there. It's nice to see a local Greek family bringing authentic souvlaki and pita wraps to Katy using quality meats from the market. Definitely worth stopping by and checking out the new Greek menu.

Just tried out the new Greek vendor, Iona's, at the Midway Meat Market and was blown away by the…read morequality and flavor of the food. I've traveled to Greece and this is the real deal, the food was exceptional and my family devoured our meal! Taso brings Greece to Katy! If you crave fresh, authentic, healthy Greek cuisine this is it! Definitely stop by Midway Meat Market for all your Greek favorites!

I had not been inside a Buc-ee's store in more than 10 years. After my car politely informed me…read morethat I had about 30 miles before I would be searching for a gas station on foot, I made an emergency stop at Buc-ee's in Bastrop, TX. Note to self...if forced to choose between power shopping with friends and putting gas in your car, choose the gas. Everything is bigger in Texas, and Buc-ee's may be the poster child for that saying. From the moment you pull into the parking lot, the scale is impressive. Rows upon rows of gas pumps stretch across multiple sections, making it feel more like a fueling complex than a gas station. OMG!!! Step inside, and the experience gets even bigger. The place is enormous, with bright lighting, oversized signage, and enough merchandise to keep you wandering through the store for hours. Buc-ee's branding is everywhere, from water bottles and tumblers to outdoor furniture and clothing. One of the first things you'll notice is how incredibly clean everything is, especially the restrooms. My favorite feature? The red and green occupancy lights above each stall, eliminating the awkward lean-and-peek maneuver to check for availability. The food selection is a major highlight and far beyond what you'd expect from a typical travel stop. Fresh barbecue, brisket tacos, sandwiches, and the famous Beaver Nuggets are at your fingertips. There is also an astonishing selection of jerky, both packaged and freshly sliced, along with endless snacks, sweets, and drinks. And yes, they even have an in-store tortilla station. I definitely wasn't expecting that. Buc-ee's stands out for its sheer variety. Beyond the food, you'll find clothing for adults and children, swimwear, home goods, souvenirs, gifts, and enough Texas-themed merchandise to outfit an entire ranch. It feels like a travel center, gift shop, convenience store, and mini department store all rolled into one-stop shopping. Needless to say, Buc-ee's is a whole vibe. What started as a quick gas stop turned into an unexpectedly entertaining detour, and I thoroughly enjoyed my swing through.

I hadn't been to this location in a while. It is a typical Buc-ee's, though it seems smaller than…read moresome of the newer stores. The gas prices are lower than most, and the restrooms are clean, which are definitely positives. However, I've started to notice that food prices are getting too high for my budget. Additionally, I've observed a decline in the quality of some items they make in-store, like the BBQ sandwiches. Furthermore, this location isn't the easiest to exit if you're heading east on Highway 71. I hope they keep their prices competitive, but I'm seeing more competition around them, so I might start trying other places. Ultimately, price is the most important factor for me.

This Disney-fied gas station is as American as it gets. While I'm not a driver and am truly a…read morestranger to the gas pump and car culture, I still had my family make a detour to this haven for well, everything, because I wanted to see how everything is bigger in Texas in one place. Buc-ee's certainly embodied that, and then some. For starters, I didn't know there could be that many kinds of jerky. A jerky wall spanning one entire side of the grocery area competed with a stand serving their popular brisket sandwiches. The buck toothed beaver mascot is charming enough, but seeing it printed on everything from onesies to throw pillows to mugs had me wondering how big of a Buc-ee's superfan could one be? Apparently devoted enough to sustain an entire merchandise empire. The food ailes were just as robust. Branded pasta sauces, honey, spices, jams, and even bath and body products lined shelf after shelf. In a zombie apocalypse, you could probably survive stocking up here alone. I was most amused by lotion and soap scented like bucees praline pecans, one of their most popular snacks. The scent sounds cloying to me and I can't imagine intentionally wanting to smell like that, but there's really something for everyone here, no matter how niche the desire.

Every single time we get gas here and buy a car wash, it doesn't work. Either we don't get the code…read moreor something goes awry. We stop here every trip through Houston this happens. Then we have to go inside and figure it out. Adds 30 minutes to our trip. There's never anyone at the gas station to help. So frustrating. And when you call the number on the receipt it just tells you to go to the website which is not helpful. Maybe we will learn someday.