A pleasant foodie surprise in San Angelo!…read more I had to come into San Angelo for work and going into the trip, I was not too excited about my food options available to me as a vegetarian...but I did find Buttercup online and it seemed close enough to those "hip, city coffee shops", meaning I should be able to get some decent food! Unfortunately, a lot of their hot sandwich options were off the table since they seemed to have a broken toaster, but I was able to order a hummus veggie sandwich that came with seasoned potato chips, a side salad, and a stick of chocolate. I also got a vanilla cake bite (pop without the stick) and everything was about $18 with tip. I didn't feel like trying any of the drinks, but some of the coffee flavors sounded interesting and they have seasonal flavors too. The ambiance is inviting, and definitely feels like a cozy place for the community to come hang. If you ever find yourself in this part of west Texas, definitely keep this spot in your back pocket for close to healthy eats!

Love visiting Buttercup. The vibe in the shop is welcoming and calming. Like any good coffee shop,…read moreit makes you want to stay. The coffee options are plentiful and they do their own take on both custom and traditional coffee drinks. You will find all your caffeine needs here. They also have a good menu. It ranges from custom toasts to toasted bagels and even extensively crafted charcuterie boards. Service is friendly and knowledgeable and they have a drive thru if you are in a hurry. There are a few good coffee options in San Angelo and if you are in Buttercup's part of town, this is your stop.

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.

3/19 we stopped in for breakfast as it's our second time here. Last week the parking lot was full,…read morepeople parking out on the street and a line waiting to be seated.......This speaks for itself. Probably the best breakfast spot in San Angelo as far as I'm (we) are concerned. The service is top notch and the breakfast is simply hard to beat. Also, they have an assortment of condiments on each table, reasonably priced menu selection and the restaurant is clean. HIGHLY recommend breakfast here and now our "go to" place for breakfast.

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!

Nice little local spot I found on yelp. Food was delicious and the service was great! The 2 ladies…read moreworking made you feel at home. I would definitely eat here again

Tex-mex is SO GOOD HERE! Customer service is impeccable…read more Very friendly and family friendly. I went two days in a row it was so good! Ordered menudo, spicy meat and the nirvana plate. Chips and salsa is good too! Plenty of parking. Homemade tortillas too! Great for large groups too.

I came to town from California in an emergency to be with my elderly father who was in Shannon ICU…read morethe week before Christmas. I didn't know your town, I drove around looking for Mexican food that could compare to California, until I found this hidden gem. First and foremost the customer service is something I've never experienced in my 42 years of life. As soon as you walked through the door, Brian, greeted me and from that second made me feel like long lost family. Very welcoming. It was a Sunday morning and he asked where I was from, I explained from where and why I was in town. Brian genuinely listened and he offered his prayers. You don't get this kind of service anywhere in California. It's true,Texas, people are so much nicer and hospitality really is something to be admired. I went to pay and Brian stunned me, when he wouldn't take my money and told me that I had bigger things to worry about than paying for my breakfast. After listening to me vent and pray for me and wouldn't take my money. This man really is a good human being. I'm telling you, shocked doesn't explain the feeling at that moment. I watched him interact with other customers and he was the same way being personable. Now the food could have been terrible and I would have still gave a good review just on customer service LOL, but seriously the Menudo was amazing, the broth , patas , homney, tripe and all. I'm a white guy and I come from a Hispanic community in Cali, I know ethnic. This is legit. It is very hard to find really good Menudo, but San Angelo it's right here. Please give his restaurant your business.

Suggested to us by locals and every bit as they said! The…read morefritters are noteworthy for their size and perfect ratio of crispy outside to tender inside. Three flavors were available the day we visited Be prepared when ordering filled donuts - they fill them on the spot! Several choices are available, you pick what kind of frosting goes on top and they add the filling to order - amazing!

We were just in town to visit my step-daughter and she recommended this place. It was definitely…read moreworth a detour in the way out of town. They had a huge selection of interesting donuts as well as kolaches and sandwiches. The service was fast and friendly. My step-daughter said she's never seen the case so full [but she's not an early riser] so you may want to go early for best selection. I'm pretty sure the only drinks they offered were pre-made so I knocked off a star because we had to go somewhere else to get coffees

Love this place. Exceptionally good quality food and very friendly service. It's not five star…read moredining but it's clean and a very hospitable atmosphere. It's where the locals go on the way out to work, so that testifies about the quality. My egg, potato, chorizo, and cheese burrito is magnificent. I'll order two next time.

This is exactly what you're looking for when seeking an authentic breakfast burrito place in West…read moreTexas. Pro tip, look for the work trucks pulled up in the morning. This place was delicious and I'm happy that places like this still exist.

Born and raised in San Angelo, I've been coming here since I was a child. The quality has stayed…read moreconsistent all these years! Family owned business too! Primarily Spanish speaking but you don't need to speak Spanish to grab the treats! They are closed on Monday's. Free front row parking. The best time to go is in the first few hours-the bread is SO FRESH! They sale burritos too!

THE ABSOLUTE BEST! Breakfast burritos ,donuts and pastries in San Angelo! We dont get them any…read moreplace else.

Went during my stay in San Angelo. Great food (given the area it's located in) I wasn't used to…read moreground beef in my banh xeo but it was still good nonetheless, just different. The owners are so incredibly sweet and definitely worth supporting. The donuts r pretty delicious! What a great combo of American and Asian cuisine. I was so surprised to find this spot. I do wish the rice plates came in a slightly larger portion.

One of the most unique little place in town! Amazing couple own the place and run the biz. Husband…read moredoes the baked goods, wife does the entrees. Very kind and friendly people! It's so much more than donuts alone! Their lunch entree items are authentic Cambodian cuisine for sure. Try the marinated beef on a stick with pickled vegetables! The kolaches are great the donuts are terrific as well. He uses far less yeast in his breads and donuts so they are more dense and spongy vs light and airy as a result I found. I will be back again soon to try more savory items as that's what I enjoy most about small little ethnic food spots like this one. But if you need a sweet treat, this is your spot!