Traveling back from San Angelo, we stopped in and noticed a few cars parked out front and the door…read moreopen. Upon entering, I was told they were actually closed but were just working on an expansion. These people were so incredibly nice. When she realized all of the local places were closed, she offered to heat some quiche she had from her freezer. It was, hands down, the best quiche we have ever had! And how very nice to feed a couple of hungry travelers! We will stop here anytime we can. Great food, amazing people!! Grateful for people like this.

A very unique interior with five tables and self ordering…read more I think they baked their bread and the chicken salad sandwich was very good. They also had King Ranch Chicken, which is rare to find in restaurants.

This place is so good. Big portions. Food is fresh and delicious. Great people. First time…read moretraveling through here and stopped. And thank god we did. So good. Sure beats having to stop at Dairy Queen.

Fantastic BBQ food truck. They are in Menard to my knowledge on Tuesdays only and even then there…read moreare many Tuesdays they are not at their location. That being said when they are there the food is excellent from the brisket to the pulled pork. If you see them parked, stop in and try them!

The best sandwich shop! Every time I have been here it has been amazing, both the service & food! I…read morehave done large orders for meetings here & they always have it ready for me & boxed up, but I love stopping in to dine in as well. It is normally pretty busy around lunch time but they always get my food out quickly! I definitely recommend stopping here to try it for lunch!

First of all the sandwiches, chips and cookies are delicious! Ryan made our sandwiches and Edward…read morewas our cashier the last two times I visited this deli. They are so friendly and care that you enjoy your meal! I will go here every time I am in San Angelo! The ambience is casual and you can sit down and eat your sandwich or take it to go. Our favorite was the BLT but there are plenty of unique combinations. Try the seasoned chips with your sandwich and it comes with a pickle.

The burgers are amazing, so juicy and a proper presentation, the onion rings are cooked to…read moreperfection and the fries are like nothing before. The service is amazing, older ladies with a very tender voice and loving. A very quiet and calm space perfect ambiance I must say, I would definitely recommend everyone to give this place a shot. You also get free cookies with your meal and the prices are very low.

Ballinger, Texas…read more Stopped at this cute sandwich shop on my way to San Antonio. It's a quarter after noon and we had to wait to get a table. Seems like the hotspot in town. Love the American flag on the brick wall on the interior of the restaurant. The restaurant has high ornate ceilings. There are two booths in the main dining room by the windows and many tables with chairs. This is a very old building with lots of original detail. The bathroom is just one toilet, which all genders share. It is not handicap accessible and very small. The stairs that lead to the top floor are full of dust. I would suggest occasionally cleaning them so that they are not dirty to look at while dining. The napkins are dispensed by a napkin holder on the table. Drinks are served in oversize plastic cups while some people have Styrofoam cups. The cutlery is real with a mixture of glass dishes and red plastic baskets with red and white checkered paper. Multiple sandwich choices with choice of bread. They offer hamburgers, daily specials such as quiche, catfish, and salads. Every plate comes with chips, pickle and a homemade cookie. I ordered the Waldorf chicken sandwich. It is made with chicken breast, grapes, apples, celery, walnuts, and mayonnaise. I also chose the oatmeal raisin cookie. My husband ordered today's special, which is chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes, green beans and a roll. They aren't sure if it is still available at 12:30 in the afternoon so he ordered a hamburger as a back up. It took quite some time for us to receive our food. From the time that we sat to the time, our food was received was more than 45 minutes. Three tables walked in after us, and they were all served food before us. The waitress came over and told us we were next as she saw we were perplexed. I enjoyed the Waldorf chicken salad with squaw bread. My disappointment was potato chips had a few large ones on top and as soon as I ate, those, the rest were tiny pieces that were broken. My husband was not able to get the special of the day. Being so early in the day, it was odd to see they had run out. So the burger was served. Tasted fine, but again the potato chips were nothing but small pieces underneath the larger few on top. Had to ask for silverware. Never received a refill on my drink. In fact, the waitstaff only came by only two times after we ordered. Once to tell us, our food would be coming up and then when it was delivered. Overall, I was pleased with the way my food tasted. I understand. They were very busy for lunch hour on a Tuesday afternoon however, perhaps more than two people should be waiting the tables for the whole restaurant. This inconvenience to me having to wait for something that I should have taken no more than 15 minutes, cuts severely into my reading. Another frustration is that they charge 4% if you use your credit card to pay. I own a business and the max that one is charged from the credit card 2.8% to 3%. Why did they fail in need to charge more? Overall, I would give this place 4.3 stars. I would come back to this restaurant. However, I would come in earlier in the day so that I could get the special that they offer as well as more timely service.

Every time I go through Menard I try to stop. Even if I'm NOT hungry. The bread pudding is…read morefantastic as well as the service. Got to try the sourdough yesterday and it's some of the best bread I've had in the US. The people are always good except I got in trouble with my wife for not bringing more home with me! "They didn't have a chocolate croissant? Yes honey they did, and it looked very good. Then you didn't love your wife enough to bring her one?" I guess I'm in trouble again. Go there. And don't forget to get a loaf of bread and don't be stupid like me.... bring your wife a chocolate croissant!

Service is Extra Texas Friendly. Order at counter, comfortable couches for seating with soft music…read more Outdoor pleasant garden allowed me to forget a major highway is 20 yards away. My cheese, ham, and onion pastry was Amazing. Anyone driving through should consider this Extraordinary Texas Experience.

This place is a total vibe. I couldn't believe all of the performers they've had come through. I…read morecan only imagine how exciting this place gets during a show. And the food?! Super duper good. A must try if you're in the area. Turns out this is the last Cooper family owned bbq joint and the others are franchises now. Come support them!!

Spending over $1,000 on a VIP table should come with a baseline level of comfort and service,…read moreneither of which were delivered. No heaters in cold weather is not an oversight, it's a complete failure in planning and a clear disregard for paying customers. What made it worse was the resistance we received over something as simple as an extra blanket, even when we were willing to get it ourselves from the car. That level of friction over basic comfort is unacceptable and frankly insulting at this price point. Experiences like this don't just disappoint, they drive customers away. People paying premium prices expect premium treatment, and when that expectation is missed this badly, it directly impacts repeat business, reputation, and ultimately revenue. If management doesn't start investing in customer comfort and proactive planning--especially for predictable issues like weather--this place will continue to lose high-paying clients. Right now, it feels like profit is prioritized over people, and that's a losing strategy.

Excellent food and service! Clean establishment for dine in. Traditional donuts plus tacos and…read morecroissants and kolahces (yum!).

Well, they were closed even though they advertise being open the day/time we were there. Motel…read morestaff said the owners just either not work or go out of town without notice. So be sure to confirm they are open before anticipating their well-liked donuts.

Food was great. The service was exceptional. Cute little mercantile store connected to the cafe.read more

This little spot is actually so nice for a drop in if you want brunch food. We stopped here to eat…read morewhile on a road trip since it was one of the only sit down places I could find in the area that had things like eggs, bacon and pancakes etc - and we were not disappointed! I had a plate of French toast, my dad had a breakfast burrito, and my mom had pancakes and a side of eggs and bacon. The prices were all very reasonable, and our waitress was very attentive and sweet. There are absolutely immaculate bathrooms inside as well, which are between the shop and restaurant part of the building. Tons of parking outside too, it's a dirt lot.

Everything was wonderful, staff was excellent and the ambiance was very special, the building was a…read morehome at one time and has been converted to a restaurant

My wife and I were so excited to go for the My Big Fat Greek One Night Stand...the food was awful…read more The starter was dolma and falafel served cold and which would have been fine if the falafel was not just a hard hockey puck and inedible and the dolma was cold and slightly gelatinous. Typically falafel is served hot and fresh. And cold dolma is fine if there's no meat in it. Next comes the main course. A chicken quarter with basic spices (nothing really Greek about it) and onion and tomato and a side of cold, sore bought pita. A couple of boiled potato pieces on the side. Again...not really Greek. Against my better judgement we ordered a piece of the baklava. It was a tiny morsel (less than 1" in width) and was also store bought. The drinks were the only good thing about the evening. I had a whiskey sour and my wife had the lemon cello amaretto sour. I sent my food back to the kitchen and my wife ate hers as well as she could. Not once did my server offer anything else and I paid full price for a meal that I did not eat. I just know now where NOT to schedule our date night. ‍

The food we got was delicious and the coffee smooth. I loved being able to get a half order of…read moreavocado toast. I stopped on a road trip but if I'm ever in the area again I would definitely stop.

What am amazing place in this quaint town. Everything was…read morespot on!! Decor is welcoming and relaxing. Colors,theme and preservation of the old building!! Greeted with smiling faces. No problem making substitutions on items ordered. Breakfast sandwich perfectly stacked and lots of bacon! Loaded bagel sandwich was easy to eat and the egg was perfect. Cappuccino was a bit dry but the coffee flavor made up for it. Caramel drink of the month was rich and smooth. Worth detouring off the freeway for!!