A Shell station convenience store can't get any better. This place has it all. Good local…read moreservice, good local food, and damn good hamburgers. I would argue that they are right up there with some of the top in Austin. Ironically, one would never think that a Shell station convenience store could possibly serve up some of the most bad-ass hamburgers, but they do. The meat is previously frozen, but who cares when they are specialty seasoned, grilled with love and care, and assembled into a monstrosity of a sandwich that we dub "The Hamburger"....Yes my friends, it is a beautiful hamburger. Prettier than the Mona Lisa and much tastier too! My friends and family and I always make a point to stop by here, write down our order, and wait to dive into hamburger bliss. Those country ladies know how its done.

Great quality value selection & service. I will def use this gas station from now onread more

This is the best danged Shell station on the planet...well at least that's the way it feels during…read morea long commute to Austin from Houston! -Clean bathrooms (sketchy at best, as it's all relative) -has all my favorite energy drinks -Fruit, Pizzas, sunglasses, friendly staff that's attentive and not on their cell phones -lots of lot space for you to pull over and take a nap -Decent prices for Regular / Vpower You can't give a gas station 5 stars unless you're a strange nomad that likes to go from station to station and use all the amenities while nodding your head in approval. A gas station is a gas station and this one does its job just fine! I dub this one my Hwy 71 stand by.

The restrooms were not clean. The gas was a bit more expensive, flies everywhere, and lots of yuck…read morepaper on the bathroom floors.

Next Gas station to the West is 19 miles To the east 10…read moremiles. Also the BBQ place right across the street is worth checking out 1 stall in the bathroom. very small store.

Restrooms were beyond disgusting. I'm told the ladies' restroom wasn't bad, but the men's restroom…read morewas a disgusting disaster. I could tell it hadn't been cleaned in a very long time.

I've been passing through this area regular for a few weeks. I began stopping here at Lockhart…read moreGrocery for gas. I noticed that inside the store, they make fries chicken. Boy is it fantastic. Definitely not your typical dry, flavorless gas station. This chicken is crunchy, tender, and juicy. It's very reasonably priced. I definitely would recommend it for when you don't have the time for stopping a the more popular spots. The service is fast and friendly. The atmosphere is inviting and convenient.

Big store lots to choose and clean washrooms, with friendly staff good gas price…read more Highly recommend

Nice little country store serving local eggs and also quail eggs. Bathrooms were clean and yhey…read morehave Perrier. The gas prices are a little higher than in Bastrop though.

I have known about Buc-ee's for years, but I have never traveled to a state that has one nearby…read more Finally we visited the Lone Star State of Texas, specifically in Austin, but we had to travel to Bastrop, Texas for the nearest one to Austin. At first sight, it was so overwhelmingly large with three large covered gas pump areas. Upon going inside, it was definitely larger than any truck stop in California. I was told the first area to visit at Buc-ee's are the restrooms. Definitely well kept and much cleaner than any gas stations period that I have ever been to. I definitely did not go there just to check out the bathrooms, but for the many Buc-ee's logo'd souvenirs, snacks and especially barbecue seasonings and sauces. Their hot food area like hot Brisket sandwiches, sausage wrapped in a tortilla on a stick, brisket burritos, candied nuts, a wall of almost every fountain drink available, slushies, and so much more. I had to go through my list of items to pick up as well as items requested by friends and family. It felt like it was my first time at an amusement park or the toy store. I think we were short of two hours trying to make sure we got everything we came for. Just in case I missed anything or didn't get to try a sample of fudge, jerky, nuts, cookies, or whatever else, we had plans to go to San Antonio the following day and there would be a Buc-ee's on the way at New Braunfels. Sure enough, we made a quicker stop in the New Braunfels location just before San Antonio. It was a fun experience and definitely anytime I am passing by a Buc-ee's location, I am going in planned or not planned.

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.

The employees are all rude and unhelpful. They are overpriced and the gas station across the street…read moreis far better at everything. Avoid this place if you're wanting to have a nice day.

Maria is awesome! conversation flows easily with her but she's constantly working while talking…read more she was so kind while helping us! 10/10.

The former Mexican Restaurant inside gas station, which was never open, has been replaced. The new…read moreone offered authentic Mexican tacos on handmade tortillas. Tacos are $2.50 or $3.50 each, depending on the taco. The attendant who took our order translated for the cook. All the ingredients were more on the Mexican side of Tex Mex. If you ask for spicy salsa, they give you a little bit of what looks like a cool, green creamy avocado salsa. But don't get fooled by appearances. It packs a wallop! We each two tacos each and were very full. I had a mole taco and a barbacoa taco. My wife had bacon egg and cheese tacos. They were all generously filled. They're authentic enough that you really don't need to add cheese. And the bacon was the type you get at the Super Mercado, not at HEB. It's all pretty authentic, and I'm glad it's so close to home. I'm keeping my 5-star rating for this place. It's an Aim Mart now (no longer Woodies), with an Exxon out front, this Mexican place, Hunt Brothers Pizza, clean restrooms and a beer cave inside. They have nice 70% dark chocolate bars (several to choose from), and your standard convenience store items. Each has pump has a squeegee with soapy water. And there's always people shopping there but never a line. What more can you ask for in a gas station?

Be careful on unmarked prices. I just paid three times the retail price for a snack. $7.00 for a…read morebag of popcorn.

This Chevron is a recent addition to the Manor area that's just on FM 973. It has eight pumping…read morestations and a convenience store. Along with the convenience store there is a Taqueria and a liquor store immediately next-door. And just a stones throw away from the convenient store sits the whiskey girls saloon. The convenience store has about 25 cold doors of drinks, some fresh donuts and most of the necessities convenience stores carry. The convenience store itself is about 25' x 50' which is smaller than your average newly built Quiktrip. They have plenty of ice, firewood and they do sell propane tanks.

They also carry many of the items and paraphernalia that a smoke & vape shop would stock. Kratom…read moreextracts and powder and very fairly priced delta 8 vapes. 2 grams $30

The original owners sold to people still local, still interested in providing quality products and…read moreservice. Employees are super friendly and take pride in keeping it clean and welcoming. (They added more/newer brighter lighting which is always a plus.) This is still my preferred convenience store or fueling stop.

This gas station is often the cheapest gas on my Austin-to-Houston route via Hwy 71 and I10. Gas…read morehere is often only 35-40 cents over RBOB. If I have no reason to stop at Buc-ee's in Bastrop, I fuel up here. It received a new paintjob recently and looks a little spiffier now. The only thing I don't like about this gas station is that the pumps are close to each other so the cars may have to arrange themselves a little more to have the gas tank inlet next to the pump. To my surprise, they address this issue by having longer pump hoses. This Exxon is located on the Northwest quadrant of the Hwy 71 @ Pope Bend intersection. It is just north of the high school. I like having the traffic light there in case for a stress-free left turn. The traffic light often forces drivers going 75 mph to a complete stop so why not stop for gas anyway? :-)