It a cute little place with coffee and a store. The coffee was okay. They make their mochas with…read morechocolate chips. They do have some gluten free baked goods. They are okay. They are very big and it would take me more than once to finish something. The service was good once the employee saw us, but they seemed to be the only one working. We were not in a hurry so it was okay.

A gem in a small town - fresh sour dough scones and bread loaves, pastries, meat, lattes, delicious…read morefreshly cooked breakfast sandwiches, local products/items, a good amount of seating, and even an area for kids to play. We showed up right when they opened so the food took a little bit longer since only 1 man was taking the orders, making the drinks, and cooking the food. He was very nice and maintained his composure well. We did see more help arrive before we left also.

We go to Alicia's every time we are in Alpine. We were worried we would miss out this trip because…read moreshe was closed from the day we got there but they opened the morning we were leaving so we had to go by and get some of her fabulous breakfast burritos lots of good fresh stuff it takes a little time, but it's so worth the wait! My husband says their burgers are really good too. I would've tried one, but we had to leave that morning. Make sure you try this place if you're in Alpine oh by the way, cash or check only!

Must have! Just remember to have cash. It is wonderful to walk into a place that asked your name…read moreand gives you the information as soon as you walk in. This place is a Gem!

Okay...where to start…read more 1. Take your previous "that's a tasty burger" Big Kahuna or a Royale w/cheese 2. Multiply by 3 or 4 3. + soft Brioche bun + grilled onions + bacon The equation is simple. Equals amazing. Add a bag of BBQ Lays and a slice of homemade carrot cake and wash it down with Big Country "Hecho in Tejas" lager and you may have the perfect meal. Love this place and can't wait to swing back by to this Alpine/Texas/Big Bend gem. Only thing missing is a small stage with Robert Earl playing Gringo Honeymoon in the background.

Best burgers bar none! (And I've had some burgers y'all- even Mr. Gordon's)…read more Service is so thoughtful and caring. Great specials- cannot go wrong here!!! (Unless you come late and they sold out- try again tomorrow you will be thankful!!)

Cowboy Chilli Burger was excellent. I always st[ at Penny's when in Alpine. Service was also…read moregreat. Love the ambiance.

If you're looking for a diner to stop at on the way to or from Big Bend, this is perfect. Don't go…read moreinto it expecting any sort of healthy food options, it is classic, greasy in a good way diner food. Had the breakfast sandwich, the hash, and the Texas shaped waffle - all good! Our waitress was kind and attentive and our food came pretty quickly.

The brisket was tender and packed with smoky flavor, the ribs were fall-off-the-bone perfect, and…read morethe sides were just as impressive. You can tell they take pride in what they serve. Portions were generous and everything came out fresh and hot. If you're looking for authentic, flavorful BBQ with great service to match, Dogg House BBQ is the place to go. Highly recommend

Authentic Texas barbeque that doesn't break the bank to eat there! Everything is made from scratch…read moreand delicious. It's the only bbq place I've seen that has tri-tip on the menu as well as brisket and ribs, all of which we tried and highly recommend! This is a 'must try' place in Alpine.

Homestyle diner. Lots of food options and all of it is good! It's crowded at lunch which means it's…read moreloud but it's worth it. The waitresses work their butts off to make sure service doesn't suffer when it's completely packed.

The best part about Magoo's is how easy it was to get there by car only to realize I could have…read morewalked instead. It was a mid morning with plenty of parking spaces and was quickly seated inside. Magoo's is a straight-up Tex-Mex diner with great options to choose and a friendly atmosphere inside. The waitress offered an "off-menu" option after an inquiry about a carne asada burrito. I took it and what arrived was carne asada in a red sauce, scrambled eggs, refried beans with two tortillas. Definitely a crowd pleaser with Magoo's food, and what I wanted was there all along but I had to ask for it. Perfecto!

Reata is a cute spot -- it's in a charming old house and has a cozy, historic feel. I ate in the…read morebar area and loved the log cabin vibe inside. I ordered the chicken tortilla soup and the smoked quail. The soup was served with the garnishes in the bowl and the broth poured from a kettle at the table, which was a fun presentation. The quail was also well plated and tasty. Overall, I enjoyed both the food and the presentation. If you're in Alpine or passing through (like I was on the way back from Big Bend NP), this is a great place to stop and grab a meal.

I have been visiting Alpine with a group of friends and decided to try some local food, so made a…read morereservation at this place. The ambiance was old-fashioned (very cute), and our server has been super nice and friendly. The food, on the contrary, was a complete disappointment - spicy margaritas were just ok (not good and not bad); cilantro japalapeno soup had a good flavor but no cilantro or jalapeno was found in it, and it was not spicy at all. Carne asada was dry, overcooked and not fresh, and so was rosemary chicken dish - chicken was pan fried and a bit greasy, but at least fresh. Mashed potatoes were a couple days old and hard as a brick. Steak was overcooked, and we have returned it. The only reason I would give Reata three star is our awesome waitress - she has been the highlight of the experience.

Tucked behind and connected to a bookstore just off Holland Ave, Cedar Coffee Supply feels like a…read moresplash of modernism in a small, rural, historic town. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere struck a perfect balance--clean and contemporary, yet quiet enough for real conversation, with plenty of space to sit and linger. I didn't get a chance to ask who roasts their coffee, but the light roast was impressively smooth, almost tea-like, with none of the bitterness you'd expect. I also ordered a mocha latte and loved that they make their syrups in-house--the freshness really comes through, a welcome change from the usual plastic-bottle pumps. Overall, it's a calming, rejuvenating space and an easy place to slow down and enjoy a great cup of coffee.

If you are driving through Alpine and want good coffee, this is your place…read more Delicious honey lavender latte with oat milk to fuel me up for a long road trip!

Donuts were perfect. Super delicious. The crossaint donut was so good flakey, soft delicious. The…read moreowner was super generous and friendly.

Delicious donuts which my kids pronounced "the best in Texas"! We'll be back next time we are in…read moreAlpine.

What a nice surprise! We were greeted and seated right away, with drink orders taken promptly so we…read morehad time to review the menu. Service was on point. The ambiance is more on the utilitarian side not super classy or trendy but where this place shines is in the food. We ordered the carne asada tacos and the chips and salsa. Everything was clearly homemade. The chips were fried fresh and brought to the table warm, and the salsa tasted like it had just been made. The flour tortillas were also fresh and full of flavor. It was very, very good. We popped in for a light lunch and enjoyed every bite. Authentic, satisfying, and perfectly balanced not too heavy, not too light. Just right. Fast and delicious. Bravo!

Walked in and were seated right away. A couple across from us had what looked like tostada cups but…read morethey said it was the nachos. They looked really good and on the appetizer menu so I got them. Asked for the salsa flight but waiter said the prep guy did not come in that day so they had no salsa (none at all)! So o ordered the guacamole (which he competed). Also got a Jamaica juice that was so large I had to get a to go cup when we were ready to leave. The guacamole was house made but it did lack some flavor. It needed a punch of garlic and some salt. Only thing I could add was the salt from the table. Otherwise it was good and chunky. The nachos came out and they were massive. I was able to eat about 10 chips before giving up. My provider and I said we should have shared. They are loaded with meat, cheese, sour cream, guacamole, pico, and pickled red onions. I have no complaints bout the taste as it was all very flavorful and seasoned well. There are not a lot of options for food in town but I would eat here again.