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.

We were there just after the lunch rush on a Monday. Service for ordering was prompt and the food…read morecame out quickly. My Greek salad was generous and nicely presented. Hubbie's chicken Caesar salad wrap was dry, and came with nothing else like chips, so it looked tiny on the plate it was served on. Overall though, it was solid and there are lots of items menu I want to to come back and try.

I wish I could review the food, but we were shooed away by the manager (portly older man with grey…read morehair) before we could go in. My husband and I were waiting outside with our small dog enjoying the weather, waiting for the store to open (we were going to sit in the patio area). While we were waiting the manager came outside and told us, "Take your dog somewhere else to use the bathroom, not in front of my store." Our dog was not using the bathroom, we were just waiting. I tried to explain this, but he didn't seem like he wanted to hear it so we left. I hope they don't treat all their customers this way.

8/18/2026, after a friend of ours recommended Roxie's Diner for breakfast we stopped in and gave…read moreole Roxie a try. It was around 9:30 am and the place was somewhat busy and still had available seating including bar seats. The first thing I noticed was how dirty some things were, like the mini split system that heats and cools the place, absolutely filthy! As I watched the swinging door leading to the back food prep area swing open it was just as filthy behind the scenes. The dining area was pretty clean as far as the eye could see, however, under a UV black light flashlight with a 365nm the flat surfaces might show different. Anyway, I must say our breakfast choices were very good, well prepared and served hot and the staff were all very friendly. It reminds me of the diners back in the 50's even tho I wasn't around back then. Would I go back, hmm, probably would because at least I can see the uncleanliness here is all fully on display unlike other restaurants that you can see the back rooms.

The girl at the door got me in a good mood to enjoy the vibe! The place is neat and rustic- old…read morediner worn and homey. The food looks good too! Let's dive in!

I will tell you right now, I was not expecting to give this place 5 stars. I ate Thanksgiving lunch…read morehere probably... 20 years ago when I lived in San Angelo. We were recently in town visiting family and wanted to eat before we left town to go home. The well-known place we used to eat now closes on Sundays. That's their loss because we've declared the Dun Bar our new Sunday lunch spot when we're in town. Thelma was our server and she was just delightful. This is probably the most hole in the wall place I've ever given full stars. Don't get me wrong, I love a hole in the wall, but sometimes the food in a hole in the wall is a little boring. Like this food, it was so simple, chicken fried steaks, grilled chicken breast, a Thanksgiving lunch on Sundays, side salads, humble sides... but it's all so absolutely ridiculously GOOD. We started with the large plate of onion rings (which is $7.50, btw, you won't find that anywhere else) and my sister lost her mind about them. lol For our entrees we had two chicken fried steak plates (different sides) and a grilled chicken plate. The gravy is served on the side, family style, and it was probably one of the best gravys I've ever had. It's not just flour and water, it tasted more complex like it had broth in it as well. Somehow with the modest price of these very flavorful dishes, they still give you free dessert. Very generous. I typically hate carrot cake, but this cake was moist and really good. It was almost like a spice cake, very well done. Do not sleep on this place. The surroundings are run down, the motel behind it has seen better days, but the food is legit and the kindness can't be beat. If you go on a Sunday, ask for Thelma and tell her the girls from Fort Worth say hi.

I had totally forgotten about this place! I was here in San…read moreAngelo for work about 14 years ago and ate here. Food is really good. You can tell it's made from scratch and they sure give you a lot to eat. Service staff are very attentive. It's fun to watch the regulars come in. Gives you that "Americana" feel that we seem to be missing so much.

On our "179th Month-i-versary", we decided to have Breakfast at our favorite place right down the…read morestreet, Kozy Kitchen. Arrived, they had lots of cars & trucks parked in their lot. I say cars & trucks because this is West Texas, and just about everyone has a truck, except us. We did, and we still should, but that's another story, and I want to keep this review short like my others. Went inside and were told to sit anywhere you want. I guess they really didn't mean that because I sat in the Kitchen, and they kind of frowned. (hehe) That's when we grabbed a booth. Our Server, Norma, came over and took our drink order. Coffee with creamer for me and a glass of water with lemon for Nancy. We looked over the menu as if we didn't know what we wanted, but we did. When Norma returned with our drinks, we placed our order. My Wife is going with her standard, "Two-Egg Cheese Omelet, with Hash Browns and Wheat Bread. I am going with the same thing but having their Biscuits instead. While we waited for our food, I enjoyed some goooood Coffee with French Vanilla Creamer. Kozy Kitchen makes good coffee, not the weak kind you get at some other restaurants. Soon our Cheese Omelets arrived, and they looked delicious. The Hash Browns are prepared just the way we like'em, golden brown on the outer and potato-eee on the inner. The Two Cheese Omelet is also prepared perfectly with lots of Cheese. My Wife's Wheat Bread is toasted with a nice amount of melty butter on it. My Biscuits look different than what they served before. My Wife said they look more like Muffins. I spread lots of butter on one and took my first bite. They are, in fact, "Biscuits", nice-n-flaky inside with a golden-brown outer edge. The top, one could say, looks like a Muffin, but it does taste like a Biscuit. Also added some Strawberry Jam to the Biscuits. I drizzled some Cholula Hot Sauce on top of my Cheese Omelet, which brings out the flavor of tasty heat. That's some mighty good stuff. We both enjoyed our Cheese Omelets, and I ate all of mine and finished up my Wife's Hash Browns, with some added Cholula Hot Sauce. Our Server, Norma, earned the "Dollar-Bow-Tie" Award and loved it. She showed us the other one she has that I gave her before. Kozy Kitchen is one of the Best Breakfast places in San Angelo, and we Love coming here. They have more than just breakfast, and it's all good. (maybe next time they will let me sit in the kitchen) On the way home, we enjoyed another Beautiful (but getting hot) day in San Angelo, TX. Happy "179th Month-i-versary" Baby - Love You Bunches & KozyMunches.

As kids wife &1 we now 70s ate here for lunch most 20 years straight . 45 yrs in business 5 starread more

6/1/2026 we came here to try the breakfast. Our waitress was friendly seated us and took our…read moreorder. It was about 25 minute wait for our breakfast to arrive. The place is small and a bit dated but clean. I ordered the sausage gravy w/2 biscuits and my husband decided on a panini. The menu is limited so it's easy to decide on something. My gravy was indeed sausage gravy and came with 2 biscuits. Wasn't fabulous but was bad either kinda just somewhere in the middle if that makes sense. My husband said his panini was a little bland and was missing something perhaps some salsa on the side. Probably will comeback and try other menu items.

Good food but the staff are very Rude I called and placed a order I was told 15minutes I was in my…read moreway to get my food when mesquite bean staff called and told me they gave me order way this has happen twice in the past I figured I would give them another shot I called mesquite bean to place a order and every time the woman answer the phone I would say I would like to place a order the woman would hang up on me finally the 3third time she answer and I told her she kept hang up on me she blamed the phone service I said can I place a order she hung up again I'm done with mesquite bean the staff is too RUDE .

The best gluten free cafe EVER! Everything we've had has been delicious and that's hard to come by…read morein the GF world. Smash burgers, chicken salad, cupcakes and monster bars are our favorites!

The food was amazing and fresh ! I never really been a gluten free type person but I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the breakfast sandwich. It was delicious. Service was top tier and atmosphere was clean and friendly. A++

Great whole in the wall, small business to support! Ordered a delicious cortado coffee. It has…read moredelicious flavor and beautiful presentation. Staff were very inviting and attentive. Prices were very reasonable. My coffee was about $4 and it was the perfect amount. Definitely recommended stopping by to get coffee to go or to stay a while!

Waiting 40 minutes for my bagel/out food, were barely more than 5 people in the shop so know it…read morewasn't a an influx in orders. Not a quick and fast stop when you're on the road Pictured is what took so long