We took a little weekend staycation trip to Comfort and stopped at this local café for lunch on the…read moreway back home to Blanco. It did not disappoint! The food was delicious and it came out quickly. I ordered a bowl of tortilla soup and half of a toasted pimento cheese sandwich with a pickle. Both were absolutely delicious. My boyfriend got a club sandwich with a pickle and he enjoyed his too, but was outwardly jealous that my food choices might have been better than his...lol. Give this local spot a try when you're in Comfort. You will not be disappointed!

Always good for a turkey sandwich or the lunch special, always clean, friendly staff…read more Ambiance is tourist and post 60+ yo old people, casual dress code , dogs allowed in the outdoor dining area if you're fur babies are with you

They serve Merit coffee and a few sandwich and salad options…read more We got the gringo - turkey and avocado sandwich, and the grilled cheese w turkey and bacon both came with a bag of chips. The baristas are all great and kept the area clean. The coffee shop is inside the 8th street market with all different antique vendors.

Still good! Amazing…read morebreakfast food, lunch, and pastries. And the coffee is really good as well. Always our first stop as we come into Comfort, Tx.

Always a great meal with a family atmosphere. Delicious…read morehome made meals. Ben and his partners are wonderful.

Delicious food and great service. Love that place. My only critique is that it is very noisy!…read more They need to put in some noise cancelling acoustics. Otherwise, it is one of my favorite places to eat in Boerne.

Although a modest place, super friendly staff and good foods/value!…read more I had the pork chop breakfast plate. They need more seasoning on the chops. But all else was good and I will be back! Enjoy.

Food was just what you hope to get at a small town country diner. Absolutely spot on chicken fried…read moresteak. Everything was worth the wait. And there was a wait because the place stays packed and there was only 1 lady in the kitchen cooking everyones food. That lady deserves a massive raise and some help maybe! Walking in and seeing the mix and matched tables and chairs just screamed that this had potential. If a diner like that has everything nice and matchy its more that likely gonna suck. Even in our wait, our coffee cups and water glasses never went empty. The older gentleman was so nice and attentive. Was a wonderful experience that made the short drive the wrong way worth the detour. Bonus: it is also located just up the road from some really cook antique joints.

Looking for a bite to eat on Christmas Eve after a round of golf at The Buckhorn, I came across…read morethis local gem still open for us to visit. As you walk into Brene's you get a warm inviting vibe to the place. The staff all welcomed us in and sat us down right away. Our waitress ran through the menu and so I order the 8-piece wing (4 buffalo / 4 lemon pepper) and my buddy orders the smash burger with onion rings. As we wait for our order, the manager comes by to talk with us and lets us know she has some fresh baked goodies for sale and long story short I end up leaving with a buttermilk pie. It was delicious. But I digress, when thing wings come out, the wings and drummies were both a good size with plenty of meat on the bone. They were fried nicely and not overly drowned in sauce. The buffalo sauce was nice and tangy, and the lemon pepper was on point. My buddy gave a thumbs up to the smash burger and onion rings. Overall, I'm glad we were able to stop in for some small-town hospitality right before Christmas. I look forward to coming back and trying more of the menu.

Chicken fried steak was out of this world. Pork chops were so yummy; moist well seasoned like…read moregrandma used to make. Only negative was a local family know to the owners came in with kids that ran roughshod over the dining room like it was their own living room. Rude and unchecked. We cashed out early and left.

Great sandwiches and soup. The sandwiches are huge. Definitely want to go back and try the…read moredesserts.

Oh man, so so good. The sandwich was perf. The soup was so yummy. I was sad, through, because my…read morepie wasn't as good as I hoped. I got lemon, but it was very tart and not sweet at all. I would for sure go back for another sandwich, though!

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!…read more Every time I'm in Texas, stopping at Fatboyz Sandwich Shop in Bandera is a MUST!! This place is hands down one of the BEST sandwich shops I've ever been to!! The food is always fresh, packed with flavor, and the portions are generous!! Their sandwiches are LOADED and their salads are just as incredible You can truly taste the quality in every bite! But what really sets them apart is the service From the moment you walk in, they treat you like FAMILY ‍‍‍ That kind of hospitality is hard to find these days!! If you're anywhere near Bandera, Texas, DO NOT MISS this place!! I promise you... they NEVER disappoint!! Highly recommend!!!

Wow!!! Tiajuana chicken on a jalapeno bun with bacon with jalapenos and cheese and I chose thousand…read moreisland but it comes with ranch. Premo delight for your taste buds!!

For my wife's birthday, she wanted to go to Camp Verde restaurant for brunch/breakfast. We took her…read morebrother and his wife, who have, miraculously not been to Camp Verde compound even after passing it by on their way to Bandera on many of their trips to the area. Anyway, it was a glorious day after 3 days of good soaking rain, which we badly needed in the hill country. The food has always been top notch grade here. The service is very efficient and professional. As for the ambience, the inside is bright and well lighted but to be impressed, you have to go outside. Since it was a glorious day of bright sunshine, coolish temperature and a very friendly breeze blowing, we had a time walking around the area. The surrounding area was lush and very green after the few days of rain! We had a lovely time taking pictures. My brother in law was very surprised about the camel story behind Camp Verde. Camels were used as experimental animals to carry provisions in the 1850's. They were stationed in this area. Unfortunately, the experiment failed because the soldiers hated the camels, who had a reportedly nasty disposition and soldiers ended up with motion sickness because of the animal's unusual walking gait. If you want to visit the area, now is a good time before the summer heat gets here. FYI, if you like Christmas, the gift shop here gets an early start in October! If you like Christmas decorations like my wife, come here and shop. They really fill up the gift shop with goodies!

Tons of history with this location. Unfortunately I did not eat here but I hear it's a local…read morefavorite spot. I did stop by the general store and enjoy the many trinkets and original finds. They even have a working post office. They used to do business with the Ft that trined camels in the 1800's for the Army. Great subject to explore for history buffs. The staff was very friendly and helpful and gave me a history lesson on the store and post office. You will not be disappointed by stopping by. Old history vibes.