Gas Stations in Luling, TX

“Magnolia Mart is definitely the spot to stop at if you're in the mood for something good to eat or a nice cold drink. The cheeseburgers are delicious, and the orange sour patch slush was soooo good. The customer service is awesome and it's most definitely a plus that the store is well stocked and very clean.”

“Visiting Texas from the UK this place blew my mind. It's like a destination in itself.
Seems you can buy just about anything here.
I loved it.”

“Great donuts here! That German ice cream- chocolate and a quick pick up for lunch at midnight... Remember I'm graveyard shift at the hospital, so we need snacks!! 7:20 am gas on the way home! Great pit stop in Luling!”

“Well, once again, I’m here giving my personal opinion on something I love and adore—burritos and tacos…or in this case, just tacos.

So, I’ve spent the last couple weeks driving from the east coast down to the southern part of Texas. While in the area, I have realized there are a lot of places that serve and sell Mexican food, which is a “Duh” moment, considering the large Hispanic population. After all, Texas was their territory once upon a time, so why not have the greatest representation. So, I passed up this particular at place at least 3 times in the last two weeks. It wasn’t because I didn’t like the place, but it was because I was trying to stop at a truck stop that I’m much more familiar with. Toady, my hours were limited, due to driving earlier in the morning. So, that’s how I ended up here. I saw a billboard from this location boasting “Best Tacos”. This was my main motivation, instead of driving further along, risking not having a place to park as well. I stood in line behind a Hispanic gentleman who had placed his order. He ordered 3 tacos of different variety—a meat taco, a beef fajita…and a barbecue brisket taco; making me immediately say “Oh my, this is interesting”. I learned all this, after asking the server—“What did that guy just order”? After they told me, I said, “Let me get the same thing”. My impulse greed wouldn’t let me pass up getting a handful of potato wedges; something I clearly didn’t need but simply wanted, because they looked so appetizing behind the glass, not far from the tacos I was soon about to taste.

The meat taco and the beef fajita tacos were $3.99 each. The barbecue brisket taco came with at the premium price of $5.39 though. Now, as for the presentation ? They were simply wrapped, as the videos will show. There were no additional toppings to be added or offered, unless I overlooked something. It was tortilla and meat…plain and simple, though the taste was not plain. This was some flavorful meat from first to last bite of the first two tacos, as I challenged myself to eat them all, so I could give my honest opinion and view. I was not dissatisfied at all with the meat taco or the beef fajita taco. I would recommend these two to any person wondering what to order from this location. Now, as for the barbecue beef brisket taco. At $5.39 for such a simple taco, this damn thing was apparently worth every damn dollar. Oh my goodness !!! This was some savory meat people. After the first bite, I was regretting not ordering 2 or just replacing the two I already had with two of these things, but I didn’t know, right? I should have guessed something though, as I watched the server scoop the last of the barbecue beef brisket from the pan onto the tortilla shell, which would become my taco eventually. There was plenty of meat left from the other choices…but not this. This has to be “a house favorite” for those passing though this town, like me; and if that’s really the case, I see exactly while. It was an amazing taco…and even contained a couple small chunks of fat, letting me know this was real beef and not something scooped from a cup and microwaved, like some places I’ve visited in the last. I don’t know how it was prepared, and honestly…I don’t want to know. I just want to keep on thinking it was cooked by caring and loving hands, carved, and seasoned to perfection with spices and sauce. Let me have my moment please. I HIGHLY SUGGEST someone just try this, if you never have…and don’t be greedy like me, and get some potato wedges to compliment the barbearé beef brisket or any of the other two. These are stand alone items that can hold their own. I’m locking this location into my GPS, so that I know it’s worth the stop in the future; and to think—I drove right past this place 3 times, before finally stopping here. What can I say…”We live and we learn”…the hard way unfortunately.”

“Another one on our road trip. Cashier was super friendly and they had working soda machines and ice!!! No boiling water, layout was more normal. One bathroom for everyone and fairly clean. Decent selection but piss poor parking. Gas prices are 2.40 ish.”

“They have the nicest, cleanest restrooms! And omgosh, you have to try their BBQ! They have awesome gifts and cool stuff! It's a MUST STOP on your next trip!!”

“It was rather late in the evening, and I was exhausted from a day at work and long drive. Not familiar with the area, I desperately needed a reputable place to purchase gas. As soon as I saw Circle K, figured this was good enough. Thankfully their service and store went above and beyond "good enough". I was impressed! Since I was mentally fried, the clerk was patient in ringing me up. In addition, the store and bathroom were super-clean. Will definitely come here again.”

“I always stop here or Buc-ees to get gas on my way to/from Baytown. This place had some major renovations and it looks amazing. I don't know if the dog park has always been there, but that alone is what's going to bring me here instead of Buc-ees. The restroom was spotless but the dog park had no poop bags, so there was dookie everywhere. The cashier's never look friendly or inviting AT ALL. I tried the beef fajita taco and it was decent enough to buy again, but not worth 3 bucks (maybe 1.99). Overall, I enjoyed my recent stop.”