I think the manager who took over the Station is doing a great job and making it way better than it…read morewas. This is a nice new store with a large bank of sodas to choose from. Dr Pepper zero is on tap! Everyone here is nice, I have seen the manager a couple of times now. He seems to be a jolly chap. This is a nice store when you are in the area.

I had always wondered what the TXB stores were all about. Earlier this week nature made a 911 call…read morethat needed immediate response so I got to find out on an unplanned basis. Like most new mega C-stores, they are shiny modern facilities with more than just gas, chips, and beer. They're actually little food courts and restaurant oases that can make you a decent meal if you want it. Gone are the days when you're only option were hot dogs off of the steel rollers - - although plenty of those places still exist. For the necessary, I found their restrooms to be spotlessly clean and will maintained in terms of supplies. Nothing like a surprise when you're dealing with a surprise and in that regard TXB delivered. As an unexpected bonus there are self-check registers. I found that to be quite cool and bit of a time saver. I'm from that generation that was taught if you use the store's restroom, you should buy something--no matter how small--to thank them for being there for your biological needs. But, far too many times, in the quest for doing the right thing I found myself further delayed or inconvenienced. In addition to being in a hurry to get here, I was also in a hurry to get back home so time saving was very much appreciated. I think their prices on snacks were a little high and that was the only downer of the experience. Maybe I'm just not familiar with buying nuts at convenience store prices these days but $6.95 for a smallish bag of David's sunflower seeds seemed bit off the charts. I'm sure I'll be back for more or less than I came for this time and now it's not such a mystery to me. Recommended. P.S. In case you don't know what the TXB is all about it just stands for "Texas Born" which is both the store credo and mantra.

Nice place with very very high level of customer service. Good place for breakfast tacos, soft…read moredrinks, beer and wine. Nice hats and t-shirts. My only comment here is that prices for prepared items are too high and must come down. The gas pumps seemed to be using Windows Os which sucks and sometimes do not work well. Several times filling up, cars trucks parked up front and backing out come too close to hitting me. Gas pumps should have been moved back from store.

I was deceived by a devious young kid. I should have known they do not have multiple variety of hot…read morechocolate as the young man said. They have one flavor and the rest are coffee. I did not read or look. I chose to just believe him. Sucks because that was really good. The dastardly fiend got me. I was up all night. But hey if you need coffee I suggest the French vanilla, it was wonderful. And if you just want hot chocolate the Hersheys hot chocolate is right next to it.

My neighborhood Circle K ( Lakeway ) is closed most of the time. I talked to some of their…read moreemployees, managers when they were open and they told me they aren't willing to pay competitive wages. That's why people are quitting or declining employment opportunities.

I tried to redeem 1500 points via the 7-11 app on mini tacos at 7-11 at Sweetwater Village. I was…read moretold there were no mini tacos in the store. I then tried to redeem the points for a slice of pizza. The cashier deducted another 1500 points. Several times during this experience, the cashier attempted to charge me for combo meals that I did not want to purchase. I explained I was not trying to pay for anything, but to get my points reimbursed. I asked several times if there was another employee I could speak with and I was ignored- more than ignored, really- treated rudely. At one point, I considered there may be a language barrier, so I asked another customer for translation from English to Spanish to accommodate the cashier. The cashier and the customer spoke Spanish to each other then laughed at me. After, a delivery driver walked in and spoke English to the cashier, to which she responded in English. She then deducted more points from my account and told me "you don't want to eat pizza. It's bad for you and has gluten". At the end of the interaction, I asked for the manager's phone number and was given a bogus number of 737-5434. This was one of the most bazaar interactions I have ever had. I've attempted to contact the store, but the phone number listed online does not work.

This is the nicest 7-Eleven I've ever been in. It was very clean and the cashier was incredibly…read morenice.

I wanted to get a waterproof mascara. This Texas heat has my eyelashes smudging…read more Since I was there I was looking for sunblock too. Walked around the whole store. They have the smallest section of sunblock, and it's all the chemical kind. A little disappointing for CVS. Self check out because no one is a cashier any more.

Do better! CVS I Left H-E-B earlier an stopped in CVS to…read moreadd money to my chime card which I've done a number of times at Walgreens. Walgreens advertises. Chime. I had to look up if CVS worked with them and they did so I stoped in. I asked if they load chime cards. The cashier said yes. So I put $360 on the card. He asked for another $4.95. I asked, what is that for... he replied he doesn't know it must be coming from chime. He said It's an activation fee. I said that's odd. I've never got that before whatever... he then said he would need another $4.95. I said I just handed you $360 just take it out of that. He said no additionally. I gave him another $5. I thought it was strange. So I got on my app and asked chime. Why did you charge me $4.95? They said we don't charge a fee. It must be a third-party. I'm familiar with POS systems and the cash discount. But in Texas, you need to tell the consumer that there is a charge before the purchase... Don't blame the other company! I wasn't making a purchase, but that's not the point ... the cashier wasn't properly trained and didn't tell me that there would be a third-party fee which Walgreens does not have. Or any other that I know of. I went back in to inform them that what they're doing is illegal. They need to have a sign posted for the consumer to make that decision before being charged the processing fee. Don't lie when confronted! The manager was just as oblivious and said he would pass it on to his director. Instead of I'm sorry for the inconvenience. I was not aware of this. I will make this right in the future so no one else needs to go through this. And most of all that we are not breaking the law. Texas Law: As you could see here. In Texas, charging a consumer a "processing fee" (often called a credit card surcharge or convenience fee) without prior disclosure is problematic and can be illegal under certain circumstances. Texas law has a complex history on this topic. Under Texas Business and Commerce Code § 604A.0021, it is technically prohibited for a seller to impose a surcharge on a buyer who uses a credit card instead of cash, check, or similar payment methods. A similar prohibition applies to debit cards under § 604A.002. Violations can lead to civil penalties up to $500 per violation. My note from chime: Support I'm sorry to hear about the unexpected $4.95 activation fee. Chime does not charge any activation fees for opening an account or activating your card. If you see a charge like this, it may be related to a third-party service or a merchant, not Chime itself. Had to vent.... Enjoy my $4.95 POS company. Dumb CVS.

This 7-11 just made a huge comeback!!!…read more I've been coming in here arbitrarily off and on for the last couple years and the shelves were always nearly empty. Not today. Looked like a brand new store tonight! I was thoroughly surprised to see milk!!! Glad to know I can get it here after midnight. They now also offer store-brand milk in gallons and smaller bottles. After doing some research on 7-Select milk, it's just Oak Farms in a different container. And to top it off, the gentlemen working tonight were super friendly, while they were also very clearly working their butts off! Keep it up guys! I'm coming back!

Store manager the white bald guy started being super unprofessional about trying to buy beer but i…read moream over the age and so was everyone around and refused to sell the beer. The next customer bought beer but did not even get id. He also refused to give us a receipt and his real name. I will be contacting corporate.

The store has been purchased by a new group ( very high prices ) and the diner has gone downhill…read more Cheaper ingredients, higher prices , they added fried chicken which is fair but not a great value. The lady who works the majority of the time in the diner is very nice but needs a helper. Either they are not ready to serve lunch or you get cold food - really a shame because it was very good.

If your a 2000's baby you'll love this store. They sell tequila, and any limited edition…read morecandy/gum/ice cream. whoever stocked this store up knew what they were doing bc i just spent an hour in here reminiscing on my childhood favorite snacks with my brothers. this is hands down the best convenience store i've ever been to

This review is for the quick and save next door. They helped me out big time by giving me $5 cash…read morefor entry to the park. I had driven for an hour and had only credit cards. Thank you Kwik n save!

When I see a small general store set up right by a state park entrance, three thoughts come to me…read morenaturally: 1) Oh good, I can buy *insert item we forgot to bring*. 2) Everything will probably be overpriced, but it beats driving x miles back to HEB. 3) Plus, I can use the bathroom. All three thoughts held true here.