Version 3.0 of this page redoes "Other Roads in Hays County & Caldwell County" as "East Hopkins Street and Highway 80 in San Marcos", which is one road that keeps the same numbering system. Many of the existing entries have been removed as they have Numbered Exits entries or are otherwise removed to be put back better.
As this is a "redo" entry, it removes a bunch of entries, including all the Lockhart entries, all the Kyle entries, all the Buda entries, all the Mustang Ridge entries, all the Martindale entries, Office Depot, H-E-B Distribution Center, Valero (204 Moore Street), and H-E-B (W. Hopkins). It adds 312 E. Hopkins Street, Walgreens, KFC, Wendy's, Buddy's Burger, Hobby Lobby, Tractor Supply Company, 1001 State Highway 80 (former Exxon), Aaron's, and Murphy USA. It updates 656 E. Hopkins Street (retitled from "Earth Burger"), Dairy Queen, IKEA (retitled from "Conn's HomePlus"), and Valero (near Clarewood).
312 E. Hopkins Street
From what I can put together this was Casa Tomas in the early 1980s, then a restaurant called Eurasian House, then Mr. Gatti's Pizza from 1987 to 2008, and then very briefly "Piqasso Bar & Grill" (late 2010/early 2011) before being demolished for a food truck park ("The Hitch"). Since around 2020 this is closed and it's just parking though there's still a permanent canopy structure on the ruins.
Walgreens / 639 East Hopkins Street
This Walgreens was built in the late 1990s or early 2000s.
H-E-B / 641 E. Hopkins Street
This store opened in 1989 to replace a store at Comal (now MLK) and Guadalupe. After a minor expansion in the 1990s and a repainting by the mid-2000s it was expanded in 2012 with a large new physical footprint and a new Flaming Bird in-store restaurant.
656 E. Hopkins Street
This was a Church's Chicken (originally with the address with 604 Bugg Lane until the mid-1990s, a remnant of a time before Bugg got sliced in half by I-35) and built in 1981. It closed in the mid-2010s (Google Street View shows the building gutted to a skeleton in late 2017), and in August 2018, San Antonio-based vegetarian hamburger restaurant Earth Burger opened in the rebuilt building. Earth Burger closed in January 2024. As of September 2025 it is home to "RIZZ Pies & Coffee" (also featuring a menu called "BirdSlice"), though it looks like it has since closed. Details are a little hazy on this one...
KFC / 660 E. Hopkins Street
Redeveloped from "E-Z Credit Auto", this was built as Del Taco and opened in June 2013. Sadly, Del Taco's failure within a few years meant that this location got boarded up within three years and by late 2017 was a KFC.
Wendy's / 701 East Hopkins Street
This Wendy's was built in the late 1980s with the address of 701 Bugg Street.
Dairy Queen / 900 State Highway 80
This Dairy Queen replaced an older, Dairy Queen-signed location from 1973. In 2016, the Dairy Queen was gutted to little more than a roof and columns and left like that for several months, promising "renovations" before it was completely demolished to build a replacement restaurant (signed as a DQ).
IKEA / 917 State Highway 80
The west anchor of San Mar Plaza, this building operated as Kroger from 1982 to 1993 (when Kroger closed their San Antonio-area stores; this was the furthest north location), and became "Texans' Warehouse Foods" after that as California-based Megafoods tried to make it stand in the area after buying the San Antonio-area stores. Megafoods would rebrand the store to Handy Andy before it closed in 1995. Afterwards, it became a Hastings, a store that sold music, movies, and video games until it closed in fall 2016 after its parent company went out of business. The current tenant, Conn's HomePlus, opened in March 2018, but the distinctive Kroger "Greenhouse" facade was demolished.
CVS/pharmacy / 920 State Highway 80
Former site of Fuschak's Pit Bar-B-Q (1984-2006) which CVS helped relocate to 1701 South IH 35 (though that closed in 2019). CVS opened by 2007. Additionally, CVS replaced another restaurant, 924 State Highway 80. This was the site of Fajita Junction (a defunct Mexican chain) being here from 1987 to 1993. It was later replaced by "Country Chicken" and by 1997 it was demolished.
Buddy's Burger / 927 State Highway 80
This was still a Fazoli's in spring 2022 but by spring 2023 it was gone, replaced by Buddy's Burger by the end of the year.
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers / 928 State Highway 80
This Raising Cane's (#207) opened in October 2015. It replaced an Arby's restaurant that closed a year or two prior and had originally opened around 1987.
Hobby Lobby / 933 Highway 80
Hobby Lobby opened in 1997 to replace the old Wal-Mart (see 1015) that was here from 1982 to 1996 (the east end of San-Mar Plaza), though it doesn't take up all the space, that was done by Tractor Supply Company (see 935).
Tractor Supply Company / 935 Highway 80
This opened in 1997 and took up the rest of the Wal-Mart space that Hobby Lobby didn't.
1001 State Highway 80
This defunct gas station (Gees Food Stores with Exxon in 2008 until the early 2010s when it became Highway 80 Market & Deli, which in turn became Al's Mart Market & Deli a few years later. By 2019 it became a 76, which closed about four or five years later. By 2025, the "Market & Deli" sign was crudely rearranged into "Takeria" with some outdoor seating for a nearby taco truck, with some U-Haul trucks parked here though this doesn't seem to be an actual U-Haul dealer, just a lot.
Valero / 1002 State Highway 80
This Valero had a Sac-N-Pac convenience store as of 2008, but after the acquisition of Sac-N-Pac by Susser Stores, this store ended up becoming "Food Basket" c. 2016 instead of Stripes, which the other Sac-N-Pac stores got rebranded as. Between June 2024 and December 2025, it became Jack's Grocery.
Goodwill Industries / 1005 State Highway 80
Formerly the site of Staples office supplies from 1999 to 2002, Goodwill has moved from across from the outlet mall to this location in 2008.
Walmart / 1015 Highway 80
This Walmart (store #404) opened in March 1996 as a Wal-Mart Supercenter. This moved from the east anchor space of San-Mar Plaza (the old Wal-Mart space is split between Hobby Lobby and Tractor Supply Company today).
Aaron's / 1019 Highway 80
This "Aaron's Rent To Own" did a big remodel in the late 2010s (it opened in 2001) but it advertises itself as Suite 101, though it takes up the whole space.
Murphy USA / 1201 State Highway 80
This Murphy USA opened as a complement to Walmart in 2018, over a decade after the Walmart was built.
Exxon / 1103 State Highway 80
This Exxon started out as a Raceway in 1997 but around late 2020 or early 2021 it was sold to 7-Eleven, which changed the convenience store to a 7-Eleven, changing the stock taqueria to a Laredo Taco Company, and the gas brand to an Exxon.
Sunoco / 1200 State Highway 80
The Sunoco gas pumps (changed from Shell between October 2017 and August 2018, likely early '18) are at the far end of this dated strip center, where a 7-Eleven anchors it. This was originally Sac-N-Pac (though without their logo, just as the generic Shell Food Mart text) and became Stripes around 2016 as Sac-N-Pac was acquired, and eventually became 7-Eleven several years later.
The rest of the strip center predates the canopy (added sometime between 1995 and 1997) and contains a few dated shops and services. Not far past the Highway 21 intersection, the numbering switches to Luling numbering counting down.