Great locally owned convenience store with everything you need from lip balm, soda, wine, beer,…read morecheese, and snacks to toilet paper and more. Very clean and organized store. Super service. Always with smile.

The owner came outside as I was on a medical call and could not get off the phone, I didn't want to…read morebe there but had to pull over given it's illegal to drive and be on phone, I nicely told him the situation and the owner proceeded to harass, knock on my car and flip me off for over 5 min with my child in the car while I'm dealing with a medical emergency after I told him I can't drive yet, this also was Thanksgiving Eve - the blatant harassment and vulgar behavior should never occur, he had parking spaces for other customers and needs mental help- I highly suggest to not support this owner or this store since he doesn't care about selling but instead harassing woman. If I were a man he wouldn't dare do that.

Pay no attention to the sketchy characters hanging around outside yelling at each other. Just walk…read moreon in to this fine convenience store and you'll find a grab and go food heaven. There's all sort of fried stuff, including really good chicken tenders (3 big ones for 3.69) that have just the right amount of breading and seasoning. They seem to only have chicken wings for bone-in, which I find disappointing. The tacos are also good, big, and cheap. It all looks so good I'll be back for further exploration. This place is also a solid convenience store, but the food is what makes it stand out.

THE SHACK has the best best BEST barbacoa tacos. Inside this humble convenience store in a…read moreoft-forgotten corner of East Austin, you'll find the sweetest Hispanic women making some great grab-n-go foods. Walk in, point at the taco filling you want, and bam! Taco time!!!!!! Let me repeat: BARBACOA TACOS. Get the barbacoa tacos. Get some for your whole family. **ALL TACOS INCLUDING BARBACOA ONLY SOLD BEFORE NOON! Go before 12pm if you want tacos!** + Prices are great. Like, old-Austin great. $2 for a breakfast taco. What. + For your fried food cravings, they also have grab-n-go fried chicken tenders, fried okra, potato wedges (!!!), and an array of other fried goodies. + For your intestine cravings, they have a very good menudo on the weekends. Check 'em out if you're on the east side. This is a hole-in-the-wall convenience store that serves its immediate surrounding community. Do not come here looking for any fancy hipster vibes. :-) Get the barbacoa tacos.

This is my favorite neighborhood convenience store. It is close to my house and they sell Dublin…read moreDr. Pepper (cane sugar, folks-no HFCS!), an okay selection of wine, and some really bizarre novelty lollipop with a toy toilet bowl in filled with flavored sugar dust. I think you are supposed to stick the lollipop in the toilet bowl to get the sugar then suck on it. I don't know why a kid would want that, but sitting next to the incense, knock-off cologne, and ornate Zippo's, it is just the sort of peculiar merchandising strategy that intrigues me. They recently installed pay-at-the-pumps which means I probably won't be going inside as often. Which is a shame because the owners/clerks are very nice and friendly. They are also very cooperative with our neighborhood association in dealing with the aggressive vagrants in the area. Unlike the neighboring Shell station, the Texan doesn't provide the vagrants a safe harbor from the police, won't sell alcohol to intoxicated persons, and if they notice one of the panhandlers harassing people, they will intervene or call the police. They also try hard to keep their lot clean and free of trash. So in short, when I need to make a quick stop, I choose the Texan. Clean, friendly, safe, and cheap!

This place is right down the street, so it's super convenient. They have a great drink selection,…read morerecently beefed up their wine choices, and sometimes have interesting beers (Lucky's Laughing Buddha). The clerks are friendly and fast. Gas is usually cheaper than the station next door. Parking can be an issue during peak times (7-8 am) when the taco stand next door is busy. Do pay attention to expiration dates on dairy products, though. I've seen expired milk there before.

this place loves scamming their community. everything is expensive and nothing has a price on it…read more they'll sell you the wrong product and hope you don't notice. both employees are unfriendly and the guy especially has weird energy. do not support!

I used to love supporting this local, independent, small convenience store which had a good, robust…read moreselection of items. I loved being able to pop in for a sweet (cool) treat on a hot day (with the addition of a possible $1B lottery ticket) or a late night "guilty pleasure" munchie/drink . However, for the last couple of years or so, at Clarksville Corner Market I've notice that while they've gotten much better at actually marking the prices of items on the shelves under the items (which they didn't do for the first few years with the new owners), at checkout I generally get charge $1- $2 more than the listed price. When I've pointed this out, the clerk -- the same guy that's been working the front regularly for the past several years -- he just shrugs his shoulders saying there's nothing he can do. Shame on me for putting up with it for so long due to misplaced "loyalty". I can't tell if this is just laziness in pricing the inventory or intentional misleading pricing by the store and/or the clerk to "milk" the customer. But I'm done. As much as I hate to say it, as a 30+-year member of the neighborhood, I'm no long going to support the Clarksville Market, and for all I care it can just go the way of Nau's Drugs, Anthony's Cleaners, El Interior, and West Lynn Cafe -- iconic, historical neighborhood business that have gone out of business over the years. I'd highly recommend skipping this convenience store and going a couple of blocks up West Lynn to Fresh Plus, an excellently-run, well and creatively stocked independent grocery store (with high end items you can't find at your standard HEB) which has been serving the neighborhood since 1927!

Been going here for around a year now, nearly everyday. Unfortunately over the past 6 months this…read moreplace has gone way down hill and I have to change locations.. here's why: 1. Prices have steadily increased, $2-4 more on every item compared to a typical bodega in Austin (beer, kava, water, snacks) 2. What used to be great service and friendly conversation has turned into aggressive cashiers (the good ones left) 3. No connection to their neighborhood and revisiting customers and could honestly find better rates at a QT in the desert. Hope this place finds a new owner soon.

Great ptices on beer and wine. Highly recommended. Good foodnitems and snacks too. Friendly staffread more

Be aware -- hard pass…read more Their items are often mislabeled, and they would not honor the price shown on the shelf label. It was a frustrating experience and not worth the hassle. Fortunately, there's a 7-Eleven just around the corner.

If you're a woman please avoid this business. Cashier was incredibly unnerving and kept adjusting…read morehis lower region while making my iced coffee. His parting remarks were "you're my best friend." I poured out my drink and left.

Shop 24 is one of those few places in the world that is so vitally important to my life that I…read morecould quite possibly die if it ever closed for more than even a second. Smacked down on wonderful Sixth Street Shop 24 is a staple of the street, without it, doors would closed, people would die, the World would quite possibly end. As the previous reviewer mentioned this store really does have everything you could ever need. Besides being a DJ down on Sixth I also install sounds systems in the clubs and on more than a hundred occasions I have needed some emergency item and no matter how weird it was I always seem to find it there. Obviously the prices are a little higher, but hey your paying for the convenience!! The people who work there are very cool, the selection is amazing, they never close and it's pretty much the best place on Earth. ONLY problem is the bums, vagrants, drug addicts, idiots and beggars who like to hang out in the entryway at night. They are annoying, harassing and it's still against the law to shoot them or at least tie them up and recycle them. It's not the stores fault, it's the city's fault, well AND it's the fault of all those idiots who give them change, cigarettes, or even make eye contact with them. It just perpetuates the cycle.

I have been shopping at Shop 24 since 2004 when I first moved to Austin. Hanuman and the crew have…read morebeen there the whole time, and they're great. I used to stop in every morning for coffee and a package of almond windmill cookies. They have everything you'd expect from a convenience store, and a whole lot more. I'm so sad that they no longer sell fried chicken, nor do they have tables any more. I think the homeless messed that up for us. But a big cup of Folgers coffee is still just $1 (keep your burned, bitter Starbucks crap!) and you can buy a straw hat, rawhide whip, shot glass and personalized license plate key chain all in the same place. Need a pair of board shorts, a Hawaiian shirt, sandals and socks? Got it. Can't find a scorpion in a glass ball? Look no further. Need a single battery? There's a bucket of batteries for a quarter each. Longhorns paraphernalia? Of course. They might sometimes seem a bit short with you, but it's a cultural thing. These guys are awesome and really care about you. It's the ONLY store I will shop at when downtown.

Mind-blowing selection of unique (and old favorite) alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, snacks,…read morechocolate, pastries, coffee, groceries with an eye toward high quality ingredients and wellness at an affordable price point. Can't wait to go back and try something new! PS. Outside is a food truck with excellent quality hot dishes, sandwiches and burgers with an Indian spin plus outdoor seating!

Got sent a gift card here & the cashiers said they don't accept/have gift cards, seems scammyread more