Lonestar Gourmet Popcorn

The cinnamon popcorn was very good. We also got the dr pepper (gross) and the ranch (gross). At 7.50 a bag I really expected more. We had to throw the dr pepper one away it didn’t even taste right. The store was fine the customer service was fine. I wish they had samples before you waste good money on something not edible

Visited this popcorn place and amazed they have so much variety in flavors! Picked up cheese, spicy queso, Texas two step, cheesecake, and Parmasean garlic. Haven’t tried them all but I can’t wait! Cru cute place if you need to pick up a quick snack for a party or a quick gift!

They have so many flavors that it’s overwhelming. But that’s a good thing! I was especially smitten with their banana pudding-​flavored popcorn. Sounds weird, but it’s delicious.
My only criticism is that it’s a bit pricey. But it’s cool to splurge & treat yourself every blue moon. It’s an adventure to sample all the different flavors. A wonderful excursion for children, too!

Any flavor, I swear they are all good! This place is amazing. Love the buffalo flavor or loaded baked potato! Go try the samples. Great and friendly place.

We love your popcorn but are going home tonight with three very upset children. We checked you hours on maps and Unilocal and it says you are open till 9:00pm but when we arrived at 8:00pm you were closed and the sign on the door said 7:00pm. Please make the changes on maps and Unilocal.Not happy campers!

Delicious!
Honestly, I’m in love with their puppy chow flavor. They have a huge variety and the prices are reasonable. If you’re into something different they have quite the variety of unique flavors that you would never expect as popcorn. I definitely would recommend to anyone!

OK I know this is not Garrett“s popcorn and once you have tasted Garrett’s caramel crisp it’s hard for for other popcorn stores to equal.
I tried Lonstar caramel popcorn and its was ok. It tasted more like flavored brown colored suger than caramel.
Thier other candy flavored popcorn was better tasting.
There has to be a store here in DFW that has great caramel popcorn. I’ll keep searching.

My wife and I were talking over the weekend, how we were suddenly in the mood for popcorn. We blamed it on the Halloween events and cooler weather.
Lo and behold, driving through Flower Mound on 2499, we glance over and see the sign for Lonestar! They’ve been there since April, and we had no idea.
This place is amazing. Absolutely amazing. If you like flavored popcorn at all, this is paradise. They have just about every flavor one could imagine, both savory and sweet. With free samples, you can sort through them one at a time to figure out what suits your fancy.
My wife, a Dr. Pepper nut (native Texan… figures…I think it’s a genetic trait) went for the Dr. Pepper-​flavored corn, and wound up buying a HUGE bag. It does taste just like the drink, very very tasty.
I went for what I was craving, some sort of spicy cheese corn. Spicy Queso it is! This has a coating that, when you eat it, actually has the creamy consistency of queso dip! It was a Willy Wonky moment, it’s like eating popcorn actually dipped in queso.
My second choice was sopapilla (seemed a good combo for the queso) and it’s even better. Tastes just like the dessert, absolutely delicious and addictive.
Beyond the corn, they have a vast variety of display and gift options, and a big variety of other candies. This includes an impressive array of classic candy such as the Valomilk that this Kansas City boy misses from his childhood. Salt water taffy, colored M&M’s and Sixlets to mix and match, gourmet suckers, even a fine variety of cold sodas including the Stewarts line I haven’t seen since I lived in CA!
The prices are very, very reasonable, and the service is great. Can NOT recommend them more.

Growing up, I remember a time when flavored popcorn was very popular, and several different stores popped up (pun intended) all over town. They sprinkled their popcorn with flavored spices or coated them in caramel, but a majority of the flavors tasted like the cheap, powered flavoring they were. After a few years, the novelty had worn off and most of them had disappeared.
I think Lonestar Gourmet Popcorn will prove to be different than those stores. After lunch at Mi Cocina this afternoon, my wife and I walked across the parking lot to check it out. We were immediately impressed by the varied selection of around 60 flavors.
They have their popcorn divided into 6 flavor categories: Traditional, Savory, Lonestar Blends, Candied, Nutty, and Speciality. Each of the categories is slightly more complex and expensive than its predecessor. That being said, all of the prices are reasonable across all 6 available sizes. They also offer party sizes, gift tins, and a variety of candies.
Keeping to my typical selections, I decided to give Southwest Jalapeño a spin as I was informed it was definitely the most spicy blend. My wife chose peanut butter and chocolate. After all, you can never go wrong with the classic Reese’s combination.
It worked out both choices, although completely different, were smart ones. The Southwest Jalapeño had a serious bite and wasn’t the disappointment of most jalapeño popcorn flavorings I’ve come across. Too often they are more salt than spice. That was not the case at Lonestar. Each piece was nicely coated, and you could taste the jalapeño as well as enjoy the fiery bonus.
To be honest, I think I preferred my wife’s choice. This was not a flavoring sprinkled on the popcorn, but rather It was a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ blend of popcorn coated with either real chocolate or peanut butter. A beautiful thing! The crunch of the popcorn and the way the chocolate and peanut butter coat your tongue is perfect. You’ll find your self doing the jelly belly thing — 1 chocolate, 1 peanut butter, both together, etc.
I’m very glad we decided to take the short walk across the parking lot today. Even better, I’m enthusiastic about the thought of going back for «continued research.» I may be in love.