Since I' m not a hunter, I haven't used the processing. The reason I go is they sell really good…read moresummer sausage, jerky, breakfast sausage, and smoked sausage. Several different flavors are available. Check their website for info and prices. I'll be back!

I grew up in Abilene and live in south Texas now. I have used different companies closer to me in…read morethe past and have not been as happy as I am with Stephen's. I don't care where my lease is at, they will always get my business. Their recipes are second to none and they're all great folks.

Railhead Market is the place to go if you're looking for fresh beef! This is a locally owned market…read morewhere you can tell they care about what they're selling and who they're selling it to. The Wagyu and Angus selections are top tier. Ribeye's, New York strips, chuck roasts, hamburgers, everything is fresh cut, and they'll cut it exactly how you want it. One-inch, two-inch, steaks, roasts, kabobs. What really sets Railhead Market apart is the people. Carrie and Ashey are friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely happy you are there. We talked about different recipes and what cut of meat was best for each. I didnt feel rushed, even though I had lots of questions. They also run great specials, and it's obvious they're building a community, not just ringing up tickets, my visit felt personal. If you're in or around Baird, TX, this is a must-stop. Once you shop here, it's hard to go back to grocery store meat. Highly recommend.

Great family-owned small farm. Specializes in beef, goat and pork. Grass and grain fed. Believe in…read moreraising meats the way the Lord intended. No growth hormones etc. Strong breeding and genetics are key. Thanks for the opportunity to feed my grandkids the way I was raised.

I love ur snow cones there the best.. Ur snow cones are…read moredelicious and good I wish I could work there how old do u have to be ti work there I'm 13 fixing to be 14 in a week I was worried if I could work there if not ok and I go to home

Nana who works the stand usually is the best. She is always so kind and sweet plus she remembers my…read moredaughter Lily who is 5 and Lily loves that . The snowcones are always so good and refreshing, the crackers she makes are so good too! Im sad they will be closed for the winter but cant wait to go back to them in March. Thank you Nana for all the snowcones and memories this summer! James Family, Nick, Micki and Lily. #Snowcones #Memories #Summer #Family #Nana If you want a good snowcones in town go to Nana on S. 27th street, you won't be disappointed.

For those choosing flavor over ambiance, La Mexicana is a clear winner. It's a large grocery store…read morewith a phenomenal butcher in the back. Some of the best cuts of goat and beef that I've ever seen, for a very reasonable price. The shelves were stocked full of various dried chillis, canned foods, rice, fresh fruits and vegetables, and much more. This isn't the reason why I came here though. Walking through the main entrance, an immediate right, takes you straight to the takeout counter. There, behind a class case, is a selection of freshly cooked Mexican food. There's choices of pork, beef, and chicken, cooked in various ways. Lechon, chicharron, carnitas, bistek, and much more, along with rice, beans, etc. I decided on a lechon burrito grande, went to the register to pay, then came back, and was handed my burrito, after my receipt was verified. Then I headed over to the condiments station, and added some onion, cilantro, chopped cabbage with sliced pickled jalapenos, and some green salsa to my burrito. I was quite surprised when I bit into my burrito, but it was just the juicy succulent meat, wrapped in the tortilla. No rice, no beans, nothing else; just meat inside the tortilla. The most authentic Mexican eats that I've had in Texas. I can't wait to come back here. One thing to note, many of the employees on spoke Spanish, and I was the only non-Spanish speaking customer at the time. I had no issues communicating and felt welcomed here.

Something new and different for Abilene. The grocery side is kind of small and not much selection,…read morebut the meat market is big with lots of choices and decent prices. Quite a few pre seasoned meats. Fresh pork rinds which were really GOOD! Small deli up front eat in or to go. I like it.

I keep forgetting to add photos of this place, but before I forget to write a review, here I am…read more Supposedly this place has pure water, I'm going to guess reverse osmosis and all that jazz. But the reason why I stop here 2 to 4 times a week during the summer, is they have a secret concoction that will not only cure you of any lack of vitamin C, and craving for a cold FRESH SQUEEZED CITRUS JUICE/DRINK which is a rare thing in Abilene. I'm sorry but a fruit smoothie, is NOT the same as fresh squeezed juice drink. If your hot, thirsty, and crave citrus, come here and ask for a LARGE JACKAROO. You read that right, JACK A ROO, its almost like lemonade, but it has something else besides lemon juice in it, whatever the hell is in a JACK A ROO, is the most refreshing and addicting summer time non alcoholic drink, that EVERYONE should try at least one time. I'm sure they have great non fluoridated water, and can make other drinks, but honestly, the JACKAROO is the only reason why you should stop reading this and go get one! You will not be disappointed. Stole the following from Google. INFORMAL*AUSTRALIAN noun noun: jackaroo a young man working on a sheep or cattle station to gain experience. verb verb: jackaroo work as a jackeroo. Also, the best damn juice drink in Abilene Texas.

"The Water Keg" (or what I've always called the "Purified Water Store" as per the sign above the…read moredoor) feels like the little sister of the Natural Food Center just down the street, even though it might have actually been here first. It's small and quaint with a shelf of natural or local foods (the local honey especially catches the eye), but a majority of what is sold is... water. Water containers and water. I know we're made of 70% water, but it seems a little odd to me to have a store that is too. It's apparently 9 times filtered and reverse osmoted, though, so if you're gooooing to go to a store to specifically buy water, I guess this is the place. The real gem, however, is their fresh squeezed juice, and this is the sole reason I come here. They freshly squeeze lemons, limes, and/or oranges into their pure water with just enough simple syrup to take the sour edge off. Order a "jackaroo" if you want all three juices. It's delicious and worth a stop by for a tasty, refreshing drink.

If you need an Asian grocery store, we all know and love H Mart, 99 Ranch, and the countless other…read morehuge markets. Well, no such luck in Abilene, Texas. After my haircut, 2 doors down is a very small Asian market. When I entered, I was greeted by a young girl who was very knowledgeable about what they had. I browsed for about 30 minutes and picked some oddball items to try. I saw all sorts of stuff I was unfamiliar with, but I found the large bottles of Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce. Score! For Abilene, I imagine this is a pretty good selection of Asian food. I'll be back!

Lots of goodies here. Heaps of them Filipino and a few from Korea, Japan and other Asian countries…read more It's so nice to find them all here. Nice and neatly displayed for the most part. Very nice staff as well.

I've been buying mail-order cakes from them for years. The cakes are excellent -- very moist and…read moretasty, shipped in a tin, and they last longer than any other cake I've ever bought. I've had them shipped all over the country, and people just rave about how good they are. Two big thumbs up.

As the owners are my family members, I've gotten a chance to taste several varieties of cakes that…read morethey provide! There is no bad choice when picking these cakes!