I know exactly where this place is!!!...I was born in Kingsville and my grand parents & my mom are from Kingsville...My mom worked there at “Harrell’s” back in the early 1950’s...I remember going there as a young kid...When I visit Kingsville,,, I always pay a tribute to both the “ King Ranch store & Harrell’s” across the street...A little bit of “Americana” still exists...thanks for sharing...
I am from Kingsville, and grew up with Nick. I can remember going to the pharmacy, when Nick’s dad was the pharmacist. Nick and Tio Kleberg have the ‘stashes to beat all ‘stashes. And if you went to the “old” high school and Memorial Jr. High, you more than likely ate lunch at Harrel’s lunch counter. Glad to see you made it to my old hometown.
If you get the chance to be in Kingsville again, you should definitely check out Spice Station. Indian Asian fusion cuisine. The staff becomes your best friend immediately and they give free samples to newcomers. Definitely worth a try.
Awe I miss eating at Harrell's for lunch when I worked 2 doors down at Cynthia's Antiques Store. My absolute favorite was the chimichanga and chocolate banana shake! You can't do Harrell's without an old fashioned shake!!
Hey you should try out Feldmans Diner in Canyon, TX! Super cool place right across the street from West Texas A&M University. Love the content, go try the breakfast burger there!
I was stationed at NAS Kingsville and found several really good eateries. The Kings Inn for one, a couple of pretty good taquerias and a place called “Potooties” (or something like that) that served doctored up baked potatoes that were excellent.
@@beckyumphrey2626 Huh. I was there from 81-83. I worked at the training department where all the prospective aviators went to train on our simulators. Were you in one of the VT squadrons, PSD, or base administration?
My hometown.... just don't care for the King Ranch... Naval Air Station, Kingsville; i would like to remember it by that.... The old Soda Fountain and the Burgers 🍔, they make at Harrel's Pharmacy are Great.... definitely deserves a spot on the Texas Bucket List..... (The Ratt from Kingsville, Class of 1975 from H. M. KING HIGH SCHOOL). 😁😁😁🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
I was most definitely not a fan. Food is ok but they were rather rude. I guess yeah sure history and whatnot, but what? Of like a handful of people that romanticize the past? Kingsville is a pretentious town that insists on its self when in reality it has nothing to offer. EVERY TOWN has a history, Kingsville is nothing special to talk about.
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I know exactly where this place is!!!...I was born in Kingsville and my grand parents & my mom are from Kingsville...My mom worked there at “Harrell’s” back in the early 1950’s...I remember going there as a young kid...When I visit Kingsville,,, I always pay a tribute to both the “ King Ranch store & Harrell’s” across the street...A little bit of “Americana” still exists...thanks for sharing...
Aww how wonderful to be supported by the community and vis versa!!
I am from Kingsville, and grew up with Nick. I can remember going to the pharmacy, when Nick’s dad was the pharmacist. Nick and Tio Kleberg have the ‘stashes to beat all ‘stashes. And if you went to the “old” high school and Memorial Jr. High, you more than likely ate lunch at Harrel’s lunch counter. Glad to see you made it to my old hometown.
Brahmas 4 life
At the end, his take on providing quality food at the low cost was so refreshing!! Definitely added this place to my list
I am also from Kingsville, and loved Harrels Pharmacy and my mother used to work at Central Drugs the other pharmacy in town back in the early 60s
If you get the chance to be in Kingsville again, you should definitely check out Spice Station. Indian Asian fusion cuisine. The staff becomes your best friend immediately and they give free samples to newcomers. Definitely worth a try.
What a lovely place full of lovely people! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Oh the memories, there's no place like home !
The kid has incredible perspective for her age. Kudos to her parents...
Went there yesterday with my boys really liked their food Worth the 1hr and 10min drive Great staff too
Thanks for this trip back to Kingsville! Completely enjoyed it and am thinking it's time for me to make another trip to a town where I formerly lived.
Awe I miss eating at Harrell's for lunch when I worked 2 doors down at Cynthia's Antiques Store. My absolute favorite was the chimichanga and chocolate banana shake! You can't do Harrell's without an old fashioned shake!!
That's the best dang handlebar moustache I've ever seen.
Now that is true America. Real America.
One of the places I want to take my husband when we go back to my hometown. Just got to get us there from Montana.
This show awesome!
RIP "Red".
Yes I loved every thing about this where you been all my Life ☺️💕💞 blessings 💞💝💟😘
Wholesome AF.
Well your comment isn't.... 😖
I will make a point to stop and have a burger here the next time i head down to south padre island!!
I love Harrels
Finally, a program that does our great state Justice.
for real! I have seen spots on here so close to me makes me think why i haven't heard of them before!
I'm not that far from Kingsville, I would love to go and have a burger and meet Red. 👍
me too!
My beautiful uncle ♥️
Definitely do then it’s worth the trip
Now that's a serious flavor savor.
I love to eat there, double double with rings and a double chocolate shake with banana
Too funny I am a retired pharmacist, hospital guy, but they should gear up them cafeterias like this!
Stanton, Texas. Their pharmacy does a good hamburger and then you get the grilled honeybun. That’s the bomb
The women love riding Nicks mustache
Hey you should try out Feldmans Diner in Canyon, TX! Super cool place right across the street from West Texas A&M University. Love the content, go try the breakfast burger there!
Yep your blessed Harold
I love going to Harrel’s when I visit my hometown!
I was stationed at NAS Kingsville and found several really good eateries. The Kings Inn for one, a couple of pretty good taquerias and a place called “Potooties” (or something like that) that served doctored up baked potatoes that were excellent.
Youngs Pizza sold the Patooties when I was stationed there from 81-85. Out by the college. Good food.
@@beckyumphrey2626 Huh. I was there from 81-83. I worked at the training department where all the prospective aviators went to train on our simulators. Were you in one of the VT squadrons, PSD, or base administration?
Great content! Bucket list stop just to make sure it’s real!
That's my home omg
Imagine a guy reaching over to touch your food without even asking. No manners.
I missed that what time?
R.I.P Red 😢
The guy with the mustache kind of looks like an older version of Kurt Russell
My hometown.... just don't care for the King Ranch... Naval Air Station, Kingsville; i would like to remember it by that.... The old Soda Fountain and the Burgers 🍔, they make at Harrel's Pharmacy are Great.... definitely deserves a spot on the Texas Bucket List..... (The Ratt from Kingsville, Class of 1975 from H. M. KING HIGH SCHOOL). 😁😁😁🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
I wanna be friends with Red.
Can I get some meat with that hamburger or just lettuce?? 🤣
It's honestly sad this show gave such a miserable little town any attention at all, that town is awful and so are the locals
Did one of the locals hurt your feelings Kyle?
I was most definitely not a fan. Food is ok but they were rather rude. I guess yeah sure history and whatnot, but what? Of like a handful of people that romanticize the past? Kingsville is a pretentious town that insists on its self when in reality it has nothing to offer. EVERY TOWN has a history, Kingsville is nothing special to talk about.
Definitely wrong
you're wrong
Next time less mustache more burger