First off the employees really awesome friendly, very attentive to the customer.. however, good…read morefriggin lord the prices here are outrageously high, 10 bucks for lunch meat, and do on and so forth . I'm actually scared to death to shop here. Obviously the residents in the town are use to the democrat price gauging.. wow I truly dread having to come here . I think next time I will look into going to a Caldwell texas grocery store. Seriously 10 bucks for lunch meat ? Peace out y'all

From the owner: Brookshire Brothers is an employee-owned, community-driven grocer based in Lufkin, Texas. Founded…read morein 1921, this regional grocery chain operates more than 120 locations that stretch over 40,000 square miles in Texas and Louisiana, including many rural areas. Its assets include traditional grocery and express stores, as well as freestanding pharmacy, petro and tobacco locations.

Every time I stop here it's worse and worse. Most of the gas pumps are broken and everything is…read morefilthy.

I LOVE this place. I stop every time I am driving to my mom's coming from Austin. it's the perfect…read morelocation for a potty break. I always get some kolaches for my mom. They have a wonderful selection. And they are the only place I know that correctly calls "sausage kolaches" as their real name--Klobásník--or Klobásníky (plural.) but don't expect those to still be there. On a weekday, they might still have these Czech treats until 3 pm, but on the weekends, they go fast! Always friendly staff and i just love looking through their home decor. They have the cutest little tchotchkes that are locally crafted and so wonderful for home, garden, or lawn. I have bought many a christmas and birthday gift on the way. Great metal art as well! The bathrooms are always clean and smell fine. I highly recommend stopping at least one time to see everything they have to offer. It's a true, "small Texas town" stop! Oh, and set the GPS! It's one of those "blink and you'll miss it" towns. One light and then it's gone.

I love it! Food is great. I always order the baked potato and a side of mac n cheese with a large…read moresweet tea! Definitely great for a grab and go dinner! Kids love the Mac n cheese too! Service was great, I had the friendliest man at the window. Outside seating is great too for when it's cooler!

The family decided to stop here for our lunch on the way home from Waco. We should had kept looking…read morefor another BBQ shack when we saw the set up. The BBQ shack looked like a converted shipping container located on the outside walking area of HEB. The outdoor sitting area consisted of five metal tables, metal chairs, and umbrellas. It was over 95 degrees under the Texas sun. HEB should have wood seatings and tables instead of metal. Better yet, HEB should have located the BBQ shack inside the store. I ordered 1/2 lb of fatty brisket and brisket baked bean. Mrs. ordered a large pulled pork sandwich. Youngest daughter did the smart thing by going into HEB to purchase a prepared Mediterranean salad. The foods came out quick and we checked our purchase. First thing we noticed was the advertised pickles, bread, raw onions, and BBQ sauce that supposedly came were our meal were missing. So Mrs had to go back and asked for them. She was given another bag, but it only contained raw onion and bread. At this point, we didn't care, we just wanted to satisfy our hunger. The second thing we notice was that $3.49 small baked bean was not small but micro instead. I literally got just big one bite of the bean and it was done. The beans tasted all right. The briskets in the wrapper were two third fatty and one third lean, but I asked for all fatty. Smoke flavor and bark of the briskets were light, and so was the beefy taste. The pulled pork sandwich was nothing special, but it did have lots of pulled pork. The counter service was lacking in friendliness, food service, and customer service. This was the the worst Texas BBQ meal we ever had in term of foods, services, and dining experience. Prices were lower than the typical Texas BBQ shacks, but the saving was not worth it. We love HEB, the grocer. HEB, the Texas BBQ pit master is no bueno.

I can't believe it's taken me this long to write a review of our "new" grocery store. We've been…read moreshopping here since November 2011, when we relocated to Caldwell from Bryan TX. I love this grocery store! I really really thought I wouldn't given that it's smaller than any HEB, and it's located in rural Texas, which, quite frankly usually means fewer organic selections and dubious cleanliness. I couldn't have been more wrong! The organic produce selection is surprisingly good, as are the "weird" brands we'd become accustomed to at Village Foods. We've found everything from our favorite tomato paste in a tube, to choice and prime beef, which you can't find even at HEB. The store is clean and the staff is moderately helpful. They were running a really cool promo where you'd save stickers with every purchase and get Lock N Lock plastic storage containers with completed sheets, but that expired last month. I hope they run another one soon; we got some great stuff! Given our other options here in Caldwell (zero), I feel like we lucked out here, and it's pretty awesome not to have to drive half an hour for a great selection of products.

Although a little more expensive than other grocery stores, it's nice to have a local grocery store…read morethat carries such a wide variety of products. This store offers a lot of good sales and deals and I love the annual promotions that have allowed me to save stamps toward knives and lock n' lock containers. This is an awesome incentive for local customers. The staff is always very friendly and helpful too.

If you haven't made it over to the Royal Tomato yet, wait no longer. Locally grown organic…read moreproduce, an impressive international foods selection, and great prepared meals that rotate daily. Not to mention a fine variety of everything else, from cleaning supplies, to local meats, to spices, to, what's this, apricot paste? Fantastic. I was so delighted to find out about this place, and sorry it took so long to discover it. That said, in the midst of this pandemic, after months of sitting outside the chaos of the Bastrop HEB for its mediocre curbside offerings, this experience was like a vacation! We picked up lots of produce, but also tried the prepared meals. My husband had the Korean pulled pork with kimchi, which was fantastic, and I had the ravioli with pesto, pine nuts, and fresh local tomatoes. I'm not the biggest fan of pasta in general, but this was so very good. I can't wait for another, before tomato season is through. Thank you, Royal Tomato! The weight of this year's day to day got a little lighter.

I love royal tomato. I've always wanted a little farmers market in Smithville. The owner is very…read morenice and helpful. She constantly keeps an assortment of fresh produce, meats, cheeses and different pantry items. I love the oyster mushroom she gets. Those are fantastic.

Well, it's better than Bastrop. But you can't even get sliced cheese from the deli at 10:15 am…read more HEB needs competition in these parts!!! Two stars for the ability to park AND get a cart in under an hour. Bastrop HEB really has set the bar low on those requirements. I guess we're back to driving 3 hours round trip for grocery shopping in Georgetown... where they have competition, multiple stores, and I've never been told, "Sorry. We're cleaning the machine. After being open for FOUR hours? Either you need to have two machines in rotation or... do this before/after the deli opens. Shocker to get prepared for the day BEFORE the day starts.

I have been to a lot of different grocery stores in my time, and HEB is one that seems to be a…read moredecent one. I went to the one in La Grange, as it was pretty much the only true grocery store in the area (yeah, there is that other one attached to a big box store down the road, but it just isn't the same). Normally grocery stores have a certain layout, and while this store held somewhat true to that typical layout, the one thing it did not have was the standard dimensions. In this store the aisles are relatively short, but there are a bunch of them, which means that finding the right aisle for an item can be a bit tougher because of the way things are distributed through the store. You still have your various sections, like your meat department and your produce, though the deli was in a very odd spot at the front of the store with the access to it pointed away from the entrance to the store. I had to walk the whole way around the store before I was able to find the deli! The store is clean and decently lit, so finding what you need isn't a problem. Variety seemed to be there to some extent, though the deli didn't have any fried chicken which seemed odd to me... baked whole chickens, sure, but no deep fried chicken. Anyway, if you are looking for a grocery store in La Grange, I would say HEB is the place to go, and bypass that big box store down the road.

I know the family that runs it They produce quality meats…read moreand cheeses Friendlystaff Located in the country

Wonderful place great steaks, sausage and meat packages. Close to the lake for those pop up…read morecookouts.

Great sandwiches and the staff is nice. We like to order sandwiches for takeaway. Baloney and onion…read moreis a fav.

OMG! I am in love with this place and the people there! We stopped for gas, snacks and the bathroom…read moreand were greeted with so much love and positive vibes! We are a large group of 12+ with rappers and the team. I was a little nervous at first because of the state of America right now and what the media shows us.. but we were welcomed with nothing but respect and great energy!!! That's needed more than anything right now! People laughing together despite their racial differences. I will never forget this experience. I made sure to hug everyone on my way out! I'm all about spreading positivity and love! I even wore my "Let's Change The World" shirt today!!! If more things like this happened, we can really change the world.

Who doesn't love a little country store? This place is grocery on one side and hardware on the…read moreother. They have everything you need in a one stop shop. They even have clothing. The prices are a little higher than regular stores, but I think it's the only option in this little town of 86 people (according to the population sign). They have fresh single serve pizzas that's actually very good. That coupled with my Dole lemonade (the best commercial lemonade I've found to date),made my grocery trip extra special.

Love this community store! It's a small town store that has everything from wine to cow cubes. Love…read morethe staff!!

Though this isn't a typical Buc-ee's in size, it's still pretty great. They've got all the staples,…read moreBeaver Nuggets and so forth. This location is comparable to the size of any "normal" convenience store. Think 7-11 and the like. Again, though it's smaller, they've got all the quick grabs we know and love. Great service. Clean store. Yay, to the B to the E...Buc-ee's!

Im going to be harsher on the rest drop than others because Buc-ee's has set the bar so high…read more I grew up around smaller Buc-ee's and was in shock went I saw my first Gas Pro Shop mega location. This Giddings spot is tiny but mighty with a small deduction of the normal beaver fare, clean restrooms and drink stations, and a fair amount of pumps. However, they lack the quality I have come to expect. Specifically, the coffee station gained my ire this time. The last 2 times I have stopped here, the coffee was bad. Like Circle K bad. Burnt and tasteless. And they lack the space for the cold creamers to hide the flavor. The carafes are too low to fit a large cup under so you have to tilt them, risking hot coffee split across your hand. At least it isn't as hot as McD's.