Between the impromptu prix fixe tasting in sauce cups all the way to the blackened and tasty char on the shrimp, this was a cultural experience that is second to none in my life thus far. Home. Style. Goodness.

Absolutely Amazing!! Run don't walk to Bobobs!! Had half Overload & half Hot Topic. Food was on point and definitely made with passion. Support Local and go to Bobobs!

So, you walk to the back of a gas station convenience store, that kind of atmosphere I think is always promising. It's a family business, and all of them were there. Super friendly. My husband told them it was our first time, and they immediately insisted on giving us samples. So nice. We had looked at the menu on yelp before going (as we all do, if you're still reading), and I held fast to my choice to get the Hot Topic, but my husband was swayed away from his decision on their fried food, and got the Overload. The pictures do not do justice to how delicious everything was. Rice is not my favorite starch, I'm more of a potato person, but you could put the sauce they make on a rock, and I'd probably try to eat it. The portions are really large. We will definitely be back, everything was fantastic!

Sausage and chicken overload was unbelievably good. Sauce amazing and portion was huge (at least two meals worth). People were terrifically friendly. What a place for a fabulous Cajun meal!

Bobobs is a hidden gem. A friend of mine in New York tipped me off to this place through a Reddit post he had read. Sure enough, "your new favorite seafood restaurant is located in the back of a gas station" convenience store. You've definitely never smelled one this good. A friendly family runs this joint with limited seating (plates served to-go anyway) and lots of flavor (they are not stingy with the samples). Bobobs' big servings could be considered two meals, so by this metric the price evens out. You will want seconds anyway. I feel like Anthony Bourdain would have come to 3rd Ward, Texas for it.

okay yall!! i went back to try something besides gumbo. i initially called because i saw on instagram they do oxtail saturdays. i had been craving oxtails since my last sunday funday but to my disappointment they wouldn't be ready until 5pm due to a rush earlier that day. i opted for chicken wings and fries. i placed my order otp and was told it would be a 20 min wait. once i arrived, i grabbed some drinks from the store and waited for my meal. the ambiance is amazing. the have a great playlist as other patrons were singing along. i picked up my food and headed home. i opened the box and it was like the ahhhhhh!! it had to be about 10 wings and fries. i thought it would've been whole wings but they were wing pieces. as an all flats girl, i would've paid the extra had i known. i took a bite and the difference between a flat and a drum did not matter. the chicken was crunchy and fresh. you could tell it was fresh oil because the chicken didn't have a smell. now, im not a chicken connoisseur but i love chicken. the fries were a little less crisp due to the chicken being on top but i added them to my air fryer and all was well. I paid $17.58 and it was worth the tap. i will definitely be back next saturday to try the oxtails.

So Yelp provided me this suggestion and it looked so interesting, soul food out of a gas station. I consider myself fairly adventurous so why not? Walking in, you really wouldn't think much of this spot. It is literally inside the Valero gas station store but walk on towards the back and you'll start smelling various spices and food. I came on a Saturday night and there were a few people already waiting on their dinners. The chefs provided me some samples (which were amazing) and took my order and sent me on my way with a hefty portion of delicious smelling food. There is very limited seating available. I got the overload and it was so good (and just as good leftover). Its a lot of food and I echo someone's sentiment that it's a tad salty but you eat it with rice and it is perfect. The rice soaks up all that wonderful creamy sauce, you get chunks of chicken, andouille, and shrimp and again, they do not skimp on the protein. Between the mom and pop shop, wonderful chefs, and amazing food, I can't wait to come back and get more food. They have gumbo and fried foods that I need to get! This is the epitome of do not judge a book by its cover so please bring the kind folks at bobobs your business.

I was a little skeptical about ordering meals from inside the gas station convenient store at first. I immediately felt welcomed by the father daughter duo that greeted me with a smile and very heartfelt customer service. They gave great advice on what to try and suggestions. We ended up ordering the Hot Topic, fried lobster with fries, and fried snapper with spinach. We ordered to go because there is very limited seating inside. All of the dishes were fresh and flavorful. This is a good place to grab and go dinner or lunch.

I was a little hesitant at first glance when looking up somewhere to eat as I saw it was in a gas station, but I'm glad I came. Honestly 5/5, excellent customer service all around. There was a little wait but the service and free samples alone overshadow that. Everything is cooked fresh and made to order. The owners are really nice as well and you can tell they care about what they're doing as well as conversations where you feel like they're getting to know you and not just treated like a typical customer. I for sure will come back to try things on the menu, the Hot Topic over fish was fire! The Alfredo mix I sampled was good too! Give them a try!