Know any good B&Ms in Killeen, TX?

[Tolije]

I have to travel to TX this weekend for a couple of weeks. I like to visit the local B&Ms. Anyone here familiar with the area that can make a recommendation?

[basil]

Found this, but I don't know anything about it or how current it is. You should be able to get your hands on the Yellow Pages for Waco. Check there for shops too. Waco is interesting because the airfield there used to be an airforce base and the main strip can accomodate larger jets (like Airforce One) which is how Bush sometimes travels to his ranch in Crawford. Also, if you have time, the Texas Rangers (the branch of law enforcement, not the baseball team) Museum is there and well worth a stop.

For cigars, I'm gonna guess your best bet will be about an hour south on 35, in Austin. Again, check the yellow pages or search online.

[Tolije]

Thanks Basil. Maybe I will have the time to see some of the sites you mentioned also.

[slcraiders]

I have been to Killeen a few times and do not recall any cigar retailers. In fact, there is not much to do in Killeen at all. Austin, on the other hand, is one of the most spectacular cities I have had the pleasure to visit!!!

[Tolije]

FYI for anyone visiting Killeen/Fort Hood, TX. I arrived yesterday and found a good B&M just down the street from the hotel. It is Cigar Box @ 2501 South W. S. Young Drive. The guy that runs the place is retired military and very knowledgable. They have a very good selection and a good sized walk-in humidor. I picked up a varied selection from numerous CAOs, Padron's Ashtons, and Rocky Patels. The owner really seemed to know his shit. I highly recommend if you are in the area.