1515 Presidential Corridor West, Caldwell TX 77836
“Just stopped for the restrooms and a cup of coffee. Restroom was clean and the coffee was fresh. Cashier was friendly. Can't say anything else about it, but I would stop there again.”
125 Elm Dr, FM908, Caldwell TX 77836
“When ever I'm in the area I stop by the friendlyness of the owner Timmy and his employees is the great. The convenience of things I need are accessible all the time.”
4360 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836
“Great food friendly people. People are rude because prices keep going higher but in this economy is understandable. If cade lake didn’t vote republican we wouldn’t have this problem. Get what you vote for. Recommend!”
7755 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836
“Fantastic store! Excellent new ownership! My daughter's vehicle broke down on her way to College Station a few weeks ago. The owner and team were so kind to her. They ensured she was safe, allowed her to leave her vehicle there until we could come get it, and they fed her! Can't say enough about this store! My new favorite stop on the way to College Station!”
815 TX-36 North, Caldwell TX 77836
205 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836
“Kat's Pitt Stop is better than "TRAP" and "Sonny's", Kat's ain't ??greedy??!!!! Staff there are always friendly helpful and polite! Never rude or grouchy!!! Best in Burleson county without doubt??”
259 TX-36 North, Caldwell TX 77836
“Customer service above and beyond. Was looking for red hots for Christmas baking, can’t find in most stores. Talked to manager at Circle T, ordered them for me and had them in store next day. Thank you for helping de-stress my holidays”
4360 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836
“Always a friendly greeting well stocked and very easy to find what you are looking for. Restrooms large and clean like everything else. They have some of the best, biggest, breakfast taco and a good selection of foods to pick from. Tell them "Monster Man" sent you, their name for me. Can you guess what I usually buy? :?:”
564 TX-21, Caldwell TX 77836
“I visited the Laredo Taco here on Wednesday, June 26. I was greeted and made to feel welcome by two of your outstanding employees N.J. and Elva. It was lunchtime and both ladies were very attentive and focused on seeing that I got what I needed. They were friendly and professional. Not only was the food delicious, the service was top notch, and the food prep area was noticeably clean. I enjoyed my meal and was very pleased with my lunch break choice. I hope to return soon and find these two employees on the job. Thank you very much N.J. and Elva for your exemplary service!”
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