We were in the area after a charity 5K & decided to eat late breakfast more like brunch lol…read more Food: 10/10 we ordered the Steak Hash& the Forky bowl, really huge portions and filling!! Service: It's a walk in, order & find a seat, there's seating outside if you want to deal with the heat lol waiters were very nice Ambiance: Really nice restaurant and feels cozy! Can't wait to be back to try more food and coffees

We visited this locals' favorite on a Sunday, early afternoon…read more Taking advantage of the brunch/lunch options, we ordered the Texas Cheesesteak and Texas Breakfast. Both were underwhelming, and failed to deliver on taste. The highlight of our visit was the Down the Hatch, an espresso based drink with vanilla and sweet cream. The dining room is small, and the team was struggling to keep it clean even though traffic was moderate. I was frustrated when I was unable to pour my tea ... the spout was at a trickle. There are better brunch/lunch options, and I can't recommend Rooted.

If you love the charm of a classic small-town country diner, Union Station Diner is the place for…read moreyou. From the nostalgic tributes to Blue Bell, our armed forces, and the railroad, it felt like stepping back into a patriotic 1940s diner. The warm atmosphere and hometown feel made the experience just as memorable as the food. If you're craving a classic, no-frills breakfast, you won't be disappointed. I ordered the eggs and pork chops. The pork chops could have used just a touch more salt for my taste, but with a light sprinkle at the table, they were absolutely delicious. My daughter ordered the short stack, and those pancakes completely blew us away. They were hands down some of the best pancakes we've ever had and officially earned this diner my new favorite breakfast spot. For those who aren't in the mood for breakfast, they also offer a generous selection of lunch options. My husband ordered the Reuben and thoroughly enjoyed it. Overall, Union Station Diner delivers everything you'd hope for in a small-town diner: welcoming hospitality, comforting food, and a nostalgic atmosphere that makes you want to come back again. If you're passing through, it's absolutely worth the stop.

We were visiting New Braunfels and we needed a place for a local breakfast. Yelp led us to Union…read moreStation Diner. Generally a place with diner in the name really knows how to cook breakfast. We were not disappointed. The restaurant is small so that meant about a 45 minute wait. When they finally called our name, service was fast and friendly. I was going to go with the turkey and dressing but our server was honest and said that the dressing wasn't homemade. I'm a dressing snob, so I went with a breakfast plate including a chicken fried steak, 2 eggs and extra crispy hash browns. They offer a pancake as one of your bread options and that was enormous and delicious. Our server was really pleasant and attentive, making the meal very enjoyable. If we ever find ourselves needing breakfast in New Braunfels again, we'll for sure be back.

Adios Los Patios After 5 years, Comfort Cafe East is…read moreclosing this beautiful location on the banks for the Salado Creek nestled under the trees. Bandera Rd location will remain open... plus a new endeavor of a bakery and coffee shop opening in that same shopping center on Bandera. Although servers seem to be a little sad about the closure and move, they are also excited about their future. Our last meal last Saturday was just as wonderful as all our other meals. Lone Star breakfast is my go to... 3 eggs, 2 meats of bacon, cheesy hash browns, plus 2 cinnamon roll pancakes. It's a great combo! I'll miss you Comfort Cafe!

Love the concept of the cafe, warm environment and service, delicious food, big portions, but…read moreveryyyyyyy long wait times Favorite dish: lemon blueberry ricotta pancakes

Popped in for a cup of coffee and some French toast, best way to start my day! Was greeted by a…read morehostess named Ella who informed me of some great choices for my next visit and some super awesome pairings for my next visit! Her recommendation of the Haley hash was a "10/10" to be followed up with a hot scone (yumm!) The place was moderately busy but nothing felt rushed and everyone made sure the place was clean and that we had everything we needed! Highly recommend

This review is for Biscuit House, located at 3900 FM 3009 in Schertz. I was looking to try a new…read morebrunch/breakfast spot and came across this place on Yelp, glad I did. The building is easy to find, situated next to Randolph Dental and across the street from Take 5 Oil Change. Parking is straightforward. The restaurant shares an outdoor lot with several neighboring businesses, and there was plenty of parking directly in front, including clearly marked handicapped spaces, plus an additional row across from the restaurant. Inside, the space is open, comfortable, and very clean. The interior seating is well maintained, and staff were consistently attentive to keeping the dining area tidy throughout the visit. The setup feels relaxed and inviting, and it is also nice to see that outdoor seating is available if you prefer fresh air. The food was excellent. I ordered the veggie omelette with added avocado and turkey, which was savory and well balanced. The hash browns were well seasoned with a good pepper profile, and the white chocolate latte stood out in particular. It did not have the artificial syrup aftertaste that is common at many places, which made it especially enjoyable. Service is what truly made the visit stand out. Jacqueline was friendly, attentive, and helpful from start to finish. She checked in at the right moments, answered questions without rushing, and kept everything running smoothly. As a thoughtful bonus, I was also given an extra pastry, which was a pleasant surprise and a great example of genuine hospitality. If you are looking for a casual breakfast or coffee spot with a clean environment, quality food, and staff who clearly care about the customer experience, Biscuit House is well worth a visit. Keep up the great work, Jacqueline and Biscuit House Schertz.

My wife and I had the pleasure of staying in New Braunfels last week to watch our grandson while…read morehis parents were out of town for a friend's wedding. One morning we decided to take him and walk around Gruene and eat lunch. There wasn't much going on there, so we got back in the car and headed elsewhere to eat. I had never been to Buttermilk Cafe, but my wife has been several times with the grandson and his parents. I got a little nervous when we went inside. It was a bustling place, and I was concerned that the wait might be too much for the baby. Fortunately, the wait was about five minutes. This place smells like heaven. The food that we ordered was wonderful. I had the house smoked salmon with toast points and a poached egg. My wife had a slice of quiche, an orange muffin, and some fruit. The baby had a turkey sausage patty, one of my toast points, and some of my wife's fruit. Everyone was super friendly. The staff were wearing football jerseys to celebrate the Super Bowl. Our server was terrific. The patrons were all happy and sociable.

We met some friends for breakfast at 10:00 AM thinking we would be here after the breakfast crowd…read moreand before the lunch crowd. Driving into their large parking lot, and seeing it completely full, let us know that it was going to be packed. Walking inside, we saw it was packed, but they got us seated rather quickly. After getting to our seats, the waitress arrived with menus very quickly and asked if she could start us off with coffee. We took her up on the coffee, and before she came back, we decided what we wanted. We all ordered something completely different, and mine was one of their famous waffles. I also got a side of bacon. The food came pretty quickly considering how packed they were. All orders were just as ordered. My waffle came with syrup and butter on the side so that I could use as much/little as I wanted. Everything was very good, and our waitress never let our coffee mugs get even half empty. She was really good at her job and was also a very good conversationalist. Will I return? Definitely!

Amazing! Really, just come here! I'm a chef…read more... waffle-Amazing! chicken-Crispy, light, delicious! garlic sauce- Yum! dirty chai latte- So freaking good! Staff is so helpful with recommendations, ambiance is great. Little nooks where you can have some privacy for chats.

We visited Mama's Café on a Saturday around noon. When we arrived, we were greeted right away and…read moreinformed that they seemed to be short-staffed. We were given the option of waiting about 15 minutes for a table or sitting in the bar area, so we chose one of the high-top tables in the bar. The café itself is very cute and has a charming atmosphere. The bar area has red neon lighting along the ceiling, which gives the room a distinctive glow. After ordering coffee and waters, we decided on the fried mushrooms, the meatloaf plate, and the Breakfast Pile. They never ended up refilling any of our drinks. The fried mushrooms came out first and were piping hot. They were served with both white gravy and ranch. The ranch was pretty tasty, but the mushrooms themselves were fairly bland and quite greasy. To be fair, deep-fried mushrooms aren't exactly a light dish, but I found myself adding salt to everything to bring out more flavor. For my entrée, I ordered the meatloaf with mashed potatoes and green beans. The meatloaf contained carrots, which was an interesting touch. The slices were very thick and firm, and honestly didn't resemble or taste like a traditional meatloaf. I asked for the gravy on the side and ended up dipping each bite into it, but the dish still wasn't my favorite. The green beans were the biggest miss for me. They had a mucky flavor that reminded me of mop water. The Breakfast Pile was decent enough: potatoes, sausage, eggs, and gravy layered together. Unfortunately, it also felt underseasoned and could have benefited from more flavor. The standout item of the entire meal was the biscuit with honey butter. They initially forgot to bring the honey butter, and I'm very glad we asked for it because it completely made the dish. The biscuit was warm, soft, and by far the most enjoyable thing we ate. Overall, Mama's Café has a cute atmosphere and friendly service despite being understaffed when we visited. However, most of the food felt underseasoned and lacked flavor. If you're looking for a cozy spot to sit and chat, it's worth a visit, but based on this meal, I probably would only come back if someone said it was their favorite restaurant and I try what they order

Love this place. We stopped for the fall fest they were having. Plenty of parking and plenty of…read morebooths to check out. They had booths out around the perimeter of the building and booths inside the perimeter. They had music, and Photo Booth areas. Bars were open. The bbq joint was open, but there were some food booths as well. Smoking section was open. Just a great day to have a fall fest there.

I have to think this place is famous for its history, and things must've slipped over the years…read more Our server was super nice there and the Veggie Omelette was decent but that's where the positivity ends. Pies were dry crust and overly gelatinous. Chicken fried steak was very tough Texas toast lukewarm and soggy Hashbrowns were dried out (?)- maybe has been cooked before and re heated in the oven