I have to be honest - I only went in here for the free pen on their 110th Anniversary today…read more If I was ever in Lockhart, and needed some advil, I'd definitely go back.

There are few opportunities in life to experience a real piece of living history. Westy's Pharmacy…read moreis just that place. This drug store has been owned and operated by the same family for 115 years continuously. It has a warm and welcoming atmosphere and prescriptions are filled with lightning fast speed! Even if you don't need medication I would encourage you to stop by for a soda or check out some of the most unique gifts. Make sure you say hello to Brad. He is worth getting to know.

Oh my gosh I don't remember the last time I was in a store and the employees were so friendly,…read morehelpful, and good at their jobs! The two ladies who helped me with my shopping today were just fantastic and set me up with exactly what I needed. Such a great place to shop.

Thank you Brenda for going to extra mile to help me find what I needed! Desperate times appreciate…read morethe extra help!

I was a little overwhelmed when I came to this HEB for the first time. It's HUGE! But it is well…read morelayed out and has so many food options. They have a giant meat and seafood counter. The produce is amazing. The store is clean and easy to navigate. The staff are friendly and it has 10-15 lanes so small lines on my visit. The parking lot is big and full but I found a spot and got my steps in.

With all the promotion for their "pickup" service and online discoubts available only through that…read moreservice, I decided to give it a look-see. I started a shopping list and was initially pleased at the number of items with coupons or discounts. I figured, what the heck, I will give it a shot. It was a shot alright, to my ass. I should have stopped the minute the shopping list checkout had an "estimated" total. But I went ahead. After all, the receipt said the curbside service was FREE. We'll, it is not. By a long shot. This is a classic case of bait and switch. I realized there was a probkem when I saw what I was charged for salmon vs. The price tag on the salmon labal was $22.16. But I was charged $26.19. AN EXTRA $4.03! A markup of MORE THAN 18 percent! Surely, this was an error. But when I went to customer service, I had the feeling of being "the same old story" total the clerk. Just another idiot who thought "FREE" meant "free" and didnt read the fine print. With a sigh, she told me that for using the pickup service, there is a 4% markup on items. But that is just the beginning. The small print is a mind-numbing trip into Misleadingland. Basically, even with all the "online only" discounts (thd bait), HEB will slap on extra fees for a litany of reasons. In essence, there is no way to know what you will be charged until you place the order. In my case, it was nearly $40 more than what had been "estimated" on the initial order. Bottom line, if yoh shop at HEB, grab a cart and do it yourself. Bring coupons and look for others on the shelves. Don't fall for the "FREE" curbside pickup. It is an absolute, freaking scam Oh, here are the details about the fine print: H-E-B generally charges higher prices (a markup) on groceries ordered online for store pickup (Curbside) compared to in-store shopping. H-E-B's own help pages and terms explicitly state that online prices may vary from ads or in-store prices. Their terms note that prices at physical stores "may vary from the prices listed on the Service," and shopping list notes on the site/app indicate that prices can differ by "fulfillment method" (in-store vs. curbside or delivery) to "support" their "partners/services." In 2021, H-E-B publicly confirmed (via official replies on X/Twitter) an "up to a 3% item charge on each item to help cover the cost of the [Curbside/Delivery] program," separate from any personal shopper fee. More recent reporting and customer comparisons (including a 2025 Houston Chronicle article) continue to show higher prices for the same items when ordered for Curbside. In one example at an Austin store, a small set of items totaled about $35.61 for Curbside versus $32.66 in-store (a difference of roughly $3, or several cents more per item on products like onigiri and chorizo). H-E-B's response was that prices "may vary from online and in store" to support digital services, while still aiming to remain competitively priced. The exact percentage can vary by item and over time (reports sometimes cite around 3%, with occasional claims of higher differences), and it is not always labeled as a separate "markup" line item--prices simply appear higher online for many products. Separate fees (not the same as the item markup) Curbside orders may also have service fees that appear at checkout (these can vary by location, timing, order size, or promotions). Examples include a personal shopper fee for same-day or next-day orders (historically around $4.95, sometimes waived or adjusted for farther-out orders) or a small-basket surcharge for very small orders. These are shown before you place the order and are distinct from the higher per-item pricing. Bottom line: Expect to pay more for the same groceries via Curbside than if you shopped the aisles yourself. The difference is typically modest per item but adds up on larger orders. You can compare by checking the same items in the app/website while toggling between in-store and Curbside views (or by checking shelf prices in person). Fees and exact pricing are confirmed at checkout.

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.

Hunter Darnell gave me the best customer service I've had in a long time! He helped me find my…read moreexact size and the perfect pair of boots I was looking for. He was friendly, patient, knowledgeable, and made the whole shopping experience easy and enjoyable. You can tell he genuinely cares about helping customers. I'll definitely be coming back just because of him! Hunter is a huge asset to Texas Boot Company and absolutely deserves a raise for the outstanding service he provides. Thank you, Hunter!!!

My wife and I have been here several times, always great customer service! They have a great…read moreselection of clothes, boots and even hats! We've shopped and several well known western type stores and this one definitely has the best price!

No transparency in pricing. Most items still lack price tags. Charged $3 fee for cash back on debit…read morecard store purchase without providing receipt.

Snappy Mart is such a great convenience store in my neighborhood!…read more I was coming home from bocce ball and wanted to grab a bottle of wine, and didn't want to deal with HEB. I was impressed by the selection of wine and craft beer at Snappy Mart, which is just a few blocks from my house! I went to the register, expecting to pay about $10 for the 750ml bottle of Gallo, but to my surprise and delight, it was only $3.99!!!! The manager told me that they can order and stock items that customers request and frequently purchase, which is an indication of excellent customer service that you rarely find these days. Great prices, great customer service, great location. Highly recommended! This will be my go-to spot from now on!

So this is the first time I have reviewed a market, but I just had to based on the service…read moreexperience. As part of our Friday pizza night tradition, my wife and I just had to experience the hype around Feral Pizza (review coming soon). For those that follow Feral's instagram, they frequently mention the convenience of grabbing drinks from Duval Market while dining at their truck. While their truck is in the lot next to Duval Market, they might want to distance themself. Duval Market's beer selection was...meh. And since we were eating next door, I just assumed we would be able to use the restroom at the market, but you know what they say about assumptions, right? The restroom was a no-go and when I asked if there was a place nearby to use the restroom since we were eating at the picnic tables for Feral, the guy just reiterated that I could not use THEIR restroom, which I get...fine. So, I asked again if there was a place nearby that food truck customers could go and he just said the same. Back to the matter at hand, the beers we did select were not as cold as they should be and the place was not the cleanest. When we visit Feral in the future, we will bring our own stuff from home or another market.

The day after I *tried* to buy gas here (their gas pumps don't even work, but they did charge me),…read morethe credit card I swiped was used to purchase $380 in clothes, which I had to dispute with my bank. This was my first time ever having my card info stolen.

This is a decent sized grocery store. Everything was clean and easy to find. The bathrooms tho…read morecould use some cleaning. Parking was a bit hard but I think that was because of a local parade down the way.

Really nice spot. I haven't seen one in a while. I think it's one in Giddings as well, but it's a…read morereally good location, a friendly atmosphere, and good country folks. Definitely impress with the staff and variety choices of food. I'm glad I got to experience this. Hopefully, one day, I can come back, just more of passing thru.