Great Place to stop! Food, extras, etc. Bathroom's could use an update but they are clean and the…read morestaff was very friendly. I didn't eat, but the food looked very good

Stopped on our way through headed home to Alabama. Big semi truck parking area. The outside of the…read morebuilding is currently being updated. New owners working hard to bring the old truck stop back. The restaurant inside is WONDERFUL! They have a full menu as well as a daily special. Open M-F 4am to 8pm. We had the hamburger steak w/onions, mushrooms and gravy. It came with mashed potatoes (real), green beans (like grandma cooks), toast and your drink for $7.95! I'm so full I need a nap. Stop in and show these good folks some love-support their business. This stop will go on my "favorites" list!

Just 1 person working as Server, Cashier and Cook (also No Dishwasher). A handful of customers,…read moreall patiently waiting for cooked food. Unfortunately, I will not give this establishment a second visit.

Food was wonderful everything was Fresh!!! I really enjoyed the Grill Chicken Sandwich and the…read moreBrisket Nachos Highly Recommended

Rising from the ashes of a tragic fire a new place to eat and gather in downtown Rosocoe Texas,…read moreHicks at the Lumberyard gets better by the day. Stop in and enjoy the food and watch the progress. The hamburgers are hard to beat, and I have yet to be able to finish an order of nachos. Keep an eye out for the specials.

Driving through Sweeteater this morning, and I randomly stopped at Mustang donuts, and was happy I…read moredid! They have more than just donuts - there were kolaches and breakfast burritos, too. I got the bacon egg and cheese kolache and the sausage kolache, and they were both really excellent. The kolache dough was so soft and tender and While the bacon egg and cheese one was more fully stuffed, they were both good. All the donuts looked super soft and fluffy, not really my kind of donut, but I got the vanilla filled, anyway, and was surprised and pleased at how perfect it was. It was super soft, like it looked, had just the right amount of glaze and lots and lots of very good vanilla filling. I had planned on only eating half of it, but somehow the whole thing was gone before I knew it. Even better, it did not leave my mouth feeling like it was coated with grease - win, win! The place was bright and clean, good service and great prices, check them out!

Not only was the staff nice, but the donuts made me transcend beyond my own imaginable realm. They…read morehad banger kolaches and other things. 10/10 on all accounts.

We had an appetizer that had three of their menu items. This was my first visit so I wanted to…read moretaste multiple foods they serve. I had breakfast while my husband had lunch and it was all very tasty and well cooked. They even asked if I wanted my hash browns crispy. I had the MVP breakfast where you have choices for each breakfast item you would like. The food was very good and their waffles are so fluffy. The restaurant was clean , the waitstaff was very kind. We were greeted by multiple employees upon arriving and leaving. It was a nice family oriented atmosphere. I will definitely be a repeat customer

While Huddle House isn't your hometown cafe or diner, they do serve a pretty dang good breakfast…read more The menu is pretty big, ranging from cheap to eat all the way to more than I want to pay for breakfast! My favorite is the MVP, which is a little of everything. It's always more than I can eat. The wait staff does a great job of keeping your coffee cup full. I've never tried lunch or supper, but there is a lot to pick from on the menu. Next time your to lazy to fix breakfast, head for Huddle House, like me!

Ate breakfast here the last two mornings, I ordered the normal with biscuits and gravy, had fried…read moreeggs and bacon one day and scrambled and sausage links the next. Only complaint I have is the bacon was overcooked to me but I don't care for it crispy. Good coffee and great service from Julie. Prices are very reasonable. Recommend this place for breakfast.

Food was your average, run of the mill breakfast joint in any given town. Three negatives for me…read morein a Texas small town breakfast diner- no tobasco at all. NONE. Also, just plain half and half creamer, no other options and seeet and low was the only other alternative for non sugar substitutes. They had a heavy wait but over 50% of the dining room was empty with dirty tables. Two kids acting as host and hostess which baffled me as to why they needed two and neither of them made an ounce of effort to clear a single table, fill drinks, accommodate guests requests etc. The cinnamon roll pancakes were excellent, the eggs, hashbrown and link sausage were average, good but nothing special. Biscuits and gravy were a 2/5 for me, nothing special at all. This place could be a 5 under better management but for the food, service and the way the place was run as of my visit it's a 2 at best.

Food: 4.5/5 Service: 100/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 The good: This place was the definition of a mom and pop shop. Small town, had the old school long cafeteria tables with chairs, and tablecloths. The interior was random framed art and collections of things the owners have picked up along the way. The food, I had the breakfast Kolache (that are made to order with your choice of fillings), kids had French toast hubby had biscuits and gravy. The portions, not huge but enough to fill up on. The coffee station was adorable with self serve coffee and various flavored creamers. Oh and then we got some cookies at the end of our meal. Overall a great experience, and will go back again if we're passing through during open hours.

This is the spot if you are passing through. Family owned and operated. Generations portions and…read moretasty foo

Great food and friendly staff at reasonable prices they never forget you and remember your name…read morequickly

Adelitas is a great local Mexican / Texican food mom and pop style restaurant. I arrived there for…read morelunch. This is definitely a locals restaurant and not a touristy place. The parking spaces in front are limited, but there is street parking. I was by myself and took a seat over to the side. There is one big dining room with tables along the walls and in the center. The kitchen and restrooms are in the back. This is a family style restaurant, with just a few decorations like a mural of a Mexican scene on one wall. Everything appeared clean as far as I could see. My server was pleasant and brought me some chips and salsa. Chips are the typical thin American style. The salsa is medium spicy, tomatoey and zipped in a blender. I ordered the "guiso plate" and was told I could choose between hand made flour or store-bought corn tortillas. I prefer corn, so I was promptly served the carne guisada along with corn tortillas (which were quite good). The carne guisada had more of an American gravy texture and taste than most carne guisada I have had in Mexico. But I slathered the salsa over it and that pepped it up. This is not a trendy place nor super fancy, but you can find good food and pleasant service. As I left I requested some iced tea to go, and they were happy to oblige, and that was nice as I had a long drive ahead of me. I would go back when I have occasion to go through Ballinger.