Made a brief stop here looking for coffee. We thought they had a deli inside but they do not. They…read moredo have complimentary coffee which was offered and accepted with gratitude. Be warned that its foam cups but no tops (it's free). The store is nicely stocked and the ladies inside were super helpful and gave us some recommendations for local food options. We picked up some provisions and left, all smiles.

This is my hometown grocery store. I highly recommend it due to the quality products that are…read moreordered and sold there, not to mention the deer processing done during deer hunting season.

For my wife's birthday, she wanted to go to Camp Verde restaurant for brunch/breakfast. We took her…read morebrother and his wife, who have, miraculously not been to Camp Verde compound even after passing it by on their way to Bandera on many of their trips to the area. Anyway, it was a glorious day after 3 days of good soaking rain, which we badly needed in the hill country. The food has always been top notch grade here. The service is very efficient and professional. As for the ambience, the inside is bright and well lighted but to be impressed, you have to go outside. Since it was a glorious day of bright sunshine, coolish temperature and a very friendly breeze blowing, we had a time walking around the area. The surrounding area was lush and very green after the few days of rain! We had a lovely time taking pictures. My brother in law was very surprised about the camel story behind Camp Verde. Camels were used as experimental animals to carry provisions in the 1850's. They were stationed in this area. Unfortunately, the experiment failed because the soldiers hated the camels, who had a reportedly nasty disposition and soldiers ended up with motion sickness because of the animal's unusual walking gait. If you want to visit the area, now is a good time before the summer heat gets here. FYI, if you like Christmas, the gift shop here gets an early start in October! If you like Christmas decorations like my wife, come here and shop. They really fill up the gift shop with goodies!

Tons of history with this location. Unfortunately I did not eat here but I hear it's a local…read morefavorite spot. I did stop by the general store and enjoy the many trinkets and original finds. They even have a working post office. They used to do business with the Ft that trined camels in the 1800's for the Army. Great subject to explore for history buffs. The staff was very friendly and helpful and gave me a history lesson on the store and post office. You will not be disappointed by stopping by. Old history vibes.

What a cool store!! We didn't even get to look at everything because it was a hot day and even in…read morethe store it was hot. Once the weather cools we will go back! But.. to start off.. walk in the door and they have a counter you can sit to enjoy some of their delicious ice cream. We got a scoop of blackberry cobbler. They have everything from the old fashion wooden rubber band guns to Coon hats. Boots, shirts, jewelry and all kinds of cool toys. Books, knifes, shot glasses, pretty much any little trinket you could want. They also have local salsas and jams, seasons and nut butters to sample. The young lady working was very sweet. Very welcoming. Plan to go back when we arent overheating

Charming destination worth exploring, featuring truly unique and one-of-a-kind items!read more

I absolutely love stopping at this spot anytime I am in the area. This mom and pop shop really…read morerepresents what it means to support local. It carries local canned/jarred products from around central TX. The last time I came here, I got some venison jerky. Venison is usually gamey, but when you sink your teeth into this, you'll be itching to get your hands on another bag. You get ten strips plus in a single bag, all treated with sea salt and pepper to retain the natural meat flavor. These strips come from purely grass-fed venison, giving a richer and more tender texture while keeping it as organic as possible. In the realm of beef jerky, the offering here packs tons of spice but also has that savory edge of smoked salt & pepper and that little something that sits on your tongue after the bite has passed. This jerky here is fresh and has ZERO MSGs, no preservatives, nothing but properly cured and crafted American beef jerky. The service here is everything that Central TX is all about, small town charm! Aside from the establishments convenient location and service, the prices are extremely reasonable. #supportlocal

This place is an awesome family owned business. They have a great selection of beef jerky and…read morepickled goods. I got a couple different kinds of jerky including honey, teriyaki, hot beef, and peppered jerky. They were all really good but the honey was the best. I was eyeing the pickles and Tom, the cashier said the peppered pickle sticks were the best so I decided to try them. They are pretty dang spicy but they pack a lot of flavor. I am a big pickle fan and I would get these again.

Came in here for beer and firewood- they got it all! This…read moreplace is sort of a hodgepodge of everything you need around here. They've got all the snacks, drinks, and lotto you could ask for. Their beer selection is key when along the river, and they seem to specialize in canned beverages that you can take out on the river without getting in trouble. They also sell a whole bunch of river accessories, so t-shirts, bandanna, sunglasses, koozies, flip flops and the like. The canned goods are worth noting, since they've all been imported from across Texas and have all kinds of great flavors. If there's no wood on the porch, don't fret. They have a big ol' shipping container full of wood right out front. The clerk was nice when we went in. She had a customer keep an eye on the store while she helped us out with the firewood. The prices here were pretty high for firewood, but cheaper than buying it at the park. I don't think this place is ADA compliant with the steps to get in.

This location holds $150 on your card if you use their gasoline pumps. Keep this in mind when…read moremanaging your trip around here.

When I first rolled into Country Mart, I genuinely had to stop and ask myself where in the world I…read morewas. D'Hanis does not announce itself, and neither does this place. You find it because you are meant to. Country Mart is as simple as it gets, and that is exactly where its charm lives. I was hungry off the road and ordered a chicken quesadilla, plain chicken with bacon and jalapeños. No frills, no funny business. Just trust. The lady with me went straight for the local Tuesday special, steak fingers. I did not get one myself, and I regret that. They came out looking fresh, homemade, and exactly how steak fingers should look. Golden, honest, and made by someone who knows what they are doing. Now, the quesadilla. Crispy, packed, and clearly made with intent. This was not some lazy throw-together. This thing had heart. It had purpose. It had soul. Every bite delivered exactly what you want when you order a quesadilla in a place like this. And the sweet tea. Mate, the sweet tea. Cold, strong, and perfect. The kind of tea that reminds you where you are and why you stopped. All in all, this was a very pleasant and completely unexpected turn. Country Mart is the kind of place you remember, the kind of place you come back to, and the kind of place that deserves all the attention it can get. I'll be back.

Ate a cheeseburger at the Country Mart Cafe & it was one of the best burgers I've ever had! I can't…read morewait to try some other menu items!

Horrible. Moved burgers across the street. No longer at old gas station. Not even cool anymore.read more

This is a hidden gem in the Great State of Texas. Owned by the Don Strange family, an unforgettable…read moreevening.

Bargain hunters, this is a go-to stop if you're in the area. I'm not kidding. Vintage finds, unique…read moreitems galore, all at reasonable prices. Our group of ladies went home with all kinds of things: Bundt pan molds, drinking glasses, vintage earrings, brass candle holders, all for a great price. You may have to peruse a bit to find some gems, but our cousins that visit often swear they find things every time and chat it up with the lady working there. The sweet lady and her daughter in the shop are incredibly personable, making this place the best of that small-town feel of a store. Wish I had taken more pictures of the place and our finds! Until next time...

We took a little weekend staycation trip to Comfort and stopped at this local café for lunch on the…read moreway back home to Blanco. It did not disappoint! The food was delicious and it came out quickly. I ordered a bowl of tortilla soup and half of a toasted pimento cheese sandwich with a pickle. Both were absolutely delicious. My boyfriend got a club sandwich with a pickle and he enjoyed his too, but was outwardly jealous that my food choices might have been better than his...lol. Give this local spot a try when you're in Comfort. You will not be disappointed!

Always good for a turkey sandwich or the lunch special, always clean, friendly staff…read more Ambiance is tourist and post 60+ yo old people, casual dress code , dogs allowed in the outdoor dining area if you're fur babies are with you

1st Timer. My wife, some friends, and I decided on a whim to visit Luckenbach. It was an immensely…read morepleasant experience. I really had no idea what to expect but it turned into a small piece of Texas locked in time to a wonderful rustic place the oozed hill country and rustic charm. Beers were $6 a piece which was a bit of a drag but everything else was pretty in line with what you would expect. When I went their were two food trucks and Luckenbach's own kitchen where you could purchase food to eat. We tried Luckenbach's kitchen and the food was awesome. I had an excellent hamburger called "the tex" and my wife had a jalapeno cheese sausage taco. We both shared some loaded fries. Our food was ridiculously good. All day they had pretty decent live music. The lone child we had with us enjoyed the outdoor games available. There was literally something for everyone and I would highly recommend checking this off your bucket list.

Luckenbach is a must-see destination for a unique musical experience in the Texas Hill Country!…read more As you enter the "town loop" with the continual population of 3, you have your pick of visiting the wooden dance hall, outdoor stage, general store, post office, or watering hole. "These days Luckenbach Texas is, to paraphrase John Steinbeck, a "State of Mind" - A Texas state of mind, where you can kick back, relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life--like a step back in time." You can purchase tickets online or head over to the ticket booth if it isn't a sold out show. The monthly lineup usually includes your favorite local artists & in demand bands, special events, festivals & free shows! Even though Waylon & Willie's Luckenbach Texas wasn't actually based on the dance hall, their iconic lyrics did help make it famous. So turn up the volume and get Back to the Basics of Love as you make the trip out to see a show! You can even arrange a Willie Nelson tour to learn about the historic property If you really do love the Lone Star State, you might want to consider having your wedding or anniversary celebration at Luckenbach!