My husband and I came here tonight for a date night. It was pretty empty for a Friday night around…read more7:30pm. We got sat by the fountain and it was so amazing decor, loved the ambiance. Immediately our wonderful server L O R I (I really hope that's her name because it was on the receipts) came to greet us, she was super friendly, hella attentive. What surprised me was she told us it was her first day! I was shocked and amazed even more. She made sure we were stocked on our drinks, made us aware that the mango lemonade wasn't free refills. Gave us boxes before I had to even ask because my girl just KNEW! Loved Lori, we'll be back and I hope we have her again! The food was so good, we got way too much food but it was just looking all so good. No complaints on the food, everything came out within a decent timely manner and presentation was amazing.

Great food and service. Always a clean and inviting environment. Will be back with my familyread more

Went here while traveling through Round Rock and had a good experience. There is street parking,…read morebut also a lot and a garage nearby so you may have to walk a block to get to the restaurant (no biggie). We were seated right away and had a very good waitress. She was attentive and helpful and refilled my drink regularly. The dirty plates were cleared without me even noticing, so she was good at being non disruptive. The pasta definitely tastes homemade and is so good! I wasn't super hungry so I split a meal with my friend and they had no problem bringing us two plates. Good homemade bread too. By the time we left at 7pm all the tables and bar were full so they do good business. I would recommend this restaurant and would come here again if I am ever in town.

Absolutely disgusted with my recent order from Palermo and then you have the audacity to not answer…read morethe phone. I order the same 2 items from Palermo, lasagna and a pizza either ricotta, fennel sausage and pepperoni. I should have known that my food would be subpar when they had to check if they were still taking to go orders at 5:00pm. My spouse picked up the order so had no idea of what to expect but when they got home not only was there no bag with bread and Parmesan cheese, I just knew it was a show. Why is there cheese wiz on top of the pizza, why is the food cold and where is the bread etc. Palermo, you should absolutely be ashamed of your restaurant. If you can't do it right because you're closing, say that. But don't sell BS on a platter for $50 and expect a customer to just take it. No I will not be returning, an absolute waste of a drive and money. Do better.

Very nice restaurant. Was only able to try a couple items. Service was 10 out of 10! Very clean…read more Very friendly. Next time I attempt to try this place, I'd like to try a couple of new items. However, the pizza is pretty solid. Really enjoyed the fried ravioli. You'll definitely wanna try this when you're in temple!

I had low expectations for Joe's because of their funny-looking old school logo, but I did in fact…read moreenjoy the food. The interior was also cleaner and nicer than the vibe I got from the sign. I got the chicken parmigiana lunch for takeout, which is $3 more if you get it during dinner time. I also got the meatball hot sub. After a $2 service fee, my total was $30, which was great value for how much food I got. I ended up getting 3.5 meals out of these two dishes. The chicken parmigiana lunch was delicious. The pasta and chicken were both very tasty. It came with garlic bread, which I think only had garlic on half of it. The meatball sub was gigantic. The meat didn't exactly suit my taste buds, but the sub was still tasty.

I stopped in for Valentine's Day and picked up carnitas with rice, beans, and tortillas, a fajita…read moreplatter with two kinds of rice and two kinds of beans, fresh guacamole, fresh salsa, extra tortillas, and their menudo (which comes with lime, cilantro, and chopped onions). I even grabbed a few pieces of their sweet bread to serve with strawberries and whipped cream. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and generous. The carnitas were tender and perfectly seasoned, the fajitas were juicy, and the menudo was exactly what you want, rich, comforting, and authentic. The guacamole and salsa are freshly made. Best part? All of that was under $50. The staff is always friendly and they recognize their regulars, which makes it feel like a true neighborhood spot. If you're looking for quality Mexican food without restaurant prices, this is your go to spot. Austin Yelp elite approved!

I like the prices and the amount of meat I got!! I ordered the two meat plate and I got double rice…read moreand beef fajita and barbacoa meats. I got a lot of corn tortillas and cilantro and onions with a whole cut up lime and that green sauce that is tasty!! The guys are really fast and efficient and very nice! It's a quaint place in the back of the supermarket! I will be coming back for sure!! :)

Stopped in on a roadtrip, and we were pleasantly surprised. The restaurant was nice and open, they…read moreeven have a game room. The server was nice, but it was a bit slow. The food was solid and decent, especially for the middle of Texas. Overall, alright.

Stopped at Fisher Street Bar and Grill on a Wednesday. I…read morewas seated immediately and asked what I wanted to drink. Water with lemon or lime. I ordered the Half BBQ Chicken and chose Brussels Sprouts and Italian Parmesan Soup for my sides. The chicken was delicious, moist, and tender. You have got to try the Italian Parmesan Soup.

Tatiana was an absolute delight. She went above and beyond, consistently checking on our table and…read morebringing everything out within a timely manner. We came in at the tail end of lunch, so the restaurant was steady but not overcrowded. It was the perfect atmosphere to enjoy a meal with family. The spinach and artichoke dip is great, as is their Alfredo sauce. The shrimp scampi was okay as far as dishes go, and everything was fine. It's not top of the line quality, but it's still good enough that I fell asleep in the car the moment my husband started driving.

I placed an online order on 11/16/25 picking up at 8:25 pm, Check #800997…read more I paid the total $132.68 with three gift cards and Google pay for the remainder. All four receipts received a gratuity fee totaling $17.31 which I did not select as an option. The cashier, Aiden V, was nonchalant when I disputed the gratuity fee. Aiden stated, "I didn't add the fee you probably did it. I don't know what to tell you. Speak to the manager about it." Although, the food order was correct I was not satisfied with receiving a gratuity fee. I tip for service whenever I dine inside the restaurant not for pickup orders. The manager was busy resolving issues with two other customers. I visited the same restaurant on 11/15/25 with no surprise gratuity fee while dining in with others.

I am a teetotaler, but I have friends who enjoy the fruits of the vine - plus the food is…read moreexcellent!!!! For me, the enjoyment is in the beauty of the surroundings, sitting on a historic courthouse Square with a wonderful wrought iron staircase of the side of the building and the cool vibe of the local surroundings.

Great service. Bar is spacious and luxurious seats. Very…read moregood happy hour specials. Would not eat the food. Had a greasy mushy pizza. Come for the vibes

TOO HOT TO DINE IN FIX THE AIR CONDITIONER!!! Could not stay…read moreafter eating and enjoy time with my wife and daughter. Had to leave just to cool off! Food was ok Wait service was good.

Okay to be fair I was on the fence about eating here until the salesman at Dodge raved about the…read morefood. Italian food has a new name Praire Italian. The place could have been a sizzles for ambience. It has a huge menu but sometimes it's better to do certain items great then a lot just okay. Veal marsala was brown gravy over spaghetti. The baked Tuscany had Canadian bacon in it and was not baked. The 3 tri apos were from frozen; calamari, mozzarella sticks and fried shrimp. Think Costco buy and serve. The Ruffino Chianti was rough and the house Grenache was surprisingly good. Do not get the house salad italian dressing.Its Catalina from Kraft. All in all an expensive lesson not to liston to truck salesman

We took the old highways home to Fort Worth from Austin today and found ourselves visiting Oma…read moreLeen's a second time, this time for lunch. So glad we did! The menu here is not expansive but it offers a very nice selection of tantalizing dishes. We opted for the fried chicken tacos. Being old timers with small appetites we customarily share an entree, but when I learned that an order consists of two, not the customary three tacos, I ordered a plate for each of us. Big mistake! Hahaha. These tacos are humongous! I'm afraid I totally failed to fulfill my duties as a responsible Yelper and take a photo of the presented plate. Attached is a pic of one, but the pic does not adequately provide for you a sense of the taco's actual size. We each had to work to finish one each. This creation is a work of taco art. A taco masterpiece. The tortilla appears to be house-made. The large pieces of chicken breast, perfectly seasoned and breaded; and crisply fried rest on a bed of some of the tastiest cole slaw ever. The fried chicken is then topped with a couple sauces that sing with the chicken and finished with house made hot honey. This taco is worth the drive to Hico from FTW for lunch. Service was once again very pleasant and attentive. And as I think I said in my previous review, Owners/Chefs Austin and Shannon have done a wonderful job of curating a welcoming, warm and authentic ambiance in this historic building.

We've been to Oma Leen's multiple times now and it has been consistently outstanding. We've tried…read morethe chicken and waffles, avocado toast, several scratch-made pasta dishes, and easily one of the best burgers and fries around--everything has been on point every single time. You can really tell the food is made with care and quality ingredients. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere makes it a great place to relax and enjoy a great meal. This place is a true gem and absolutely worth the trip. We'll definitely keep coming back.

We finally went in to The Coop on Saturday. It was not what I expected. I'm not a big shopper but…read morethis place is really cool. As the description says they have clothing, food, gifts. It's like going into an old fashioned general store. I was interested in the pickles, sauces and drinks. My wife got some bread and gifts. They have stuff you won't find in the big box stores. Do yourself a favor and stop in. Jamie is super nice and makes you feel welcome.

From the owner: Specialty gifts and more! Texas made gifts, food, jewelry, t-shirts. We carry everything from milk,…read morefresh eggs, to charcuterie items, and boutique clothing for men, women, and children.