AMAZINGLY FRIENDLY SERVICE!!!…read more Service was great! Very welcoming and sincere. My waitress made me feel like I was eating in her home. I can't say enough about her level of friendliness and attentiveness. The food was just OK. The fried Okra was nice and lite. Came out hot. But lacked any kind of seasoning. A little salt when it came out of the fryer would have made a huge difference. I ordered the Ribeye with Shrimp. It came with a side salad and baked potato. The side salad was what you would expect from Denny's. The baked potato was very good with simply butter, sour cream, and shredded cheddar cheese. The steak wasn't bad. Not great, but somewhere in the middle. It did need a lot of salt for my taste. The shrimp were great! Probably didn't need anything more. The bed of veggies that were under the steak were probably the star of the dish! They were very good! The restaurant itself is casual, which is just what I wanted. Very laid back. Very comfortable booths in new condition. Also plenty of tables that you could probably put together if you have a large group. Plenty of parking I think in the back.

This year Memorial Day, I was lucky to visit Texas Cajun Cafe. It's a seat yourself layout with a…read morecomfortable approach. Upon meeting my waitress, I ordered Okra and a Beer. I believe the okra was cooked and prepared fresh served with a side of ranch. My entire decision was the Seafood Platter. The scallops and fried oysters were delicious. I myself didn't care for the stuffed crab; I tasted batter with no meat. I decided to order another plate to go " Substituting the crab for more oysters. I also bought a banana cream cheesecake

It's worth dining here the first time just to see this wonderful historic hotel, now almost 100…read moreyears old. But we will be back since the ambiance is a cut above the competition and the food was good too. The chicken fried chicken was very good, made with breast that was moist and tender and a generous serving of cream gravy.

Settles Grill, tucked inside the historic Hotel Settles in downtown Big Spring, was one of those…read morepleasant surprises I was glad i didn't miss this opportunity. From the start, the service set the tone. My server had that perfect balance--attentive, helpful, and genuinely engaged without hovering. It made the evening feel relaxed and easy. I started with the Parmesan fries because, honestly, who skips Parmesan fries when they're on the menu? They were crisp, flavorful, and just indulgent enough to feel like the right decision. For the entrée, I ordered the pan-seared salmon, and it did not disappoint. It was cooked to perfection, and the seasoning complemented the fish beautifully. The risotto was creamy and well-prepared, and the green beans had that fresh, crisp texture that tied everything together. The atmosphere added to the experience. Being set inside a beautifully restored historic property gave the place character. It felt like a spot where locals gathered--there was a familiarity in the room that made it feel like the place to see and be seen. And while it didn't hurt to walk in alongside the head of the local hospital (pure coincidence, and no, I wasn't a patient), the restaurant stood on its own merit. If you're driving through Big Spring or staying the night, Settles Grill was well worth the stop. It's a place where you don't "settle" at all--you simply have a very good meal in a setting that feels both welcoming and established.

The absolute best BBQ in the west Texas area, the staff is always welcoming and polite.read more

I got the "smoked" chicken and ribs plate The chicken…read moretasted boiled and had NO flavor whatsoever and was TOUGH. The ribs had a slight smoked flavor but very greasy. The fried burger was just ok per my hubby. The free dessert was a highlight. I do not recommend the slaw Fries and potatoes salad were good.

This place was closed when we tried to go on a Monday when it said it was open online. It could be…read moreout of business.

High-quality food choices, served by a friendly, knowledgeable staff in a welcoming atmosphere. I…read morewould not hesitate to return..

Food was excellent. Service was great. It's a cozy little place…read more The pizza was great. The brownie was delicious in the deep fried deviled eggs was off the chain.

If you are staying at the Settles Hotel in Big Spring (which I recommend doing) and you don't want…read moreto spend your entire meal listening to country music, there's a restaurant across the street with good food and friendly wait staff. My husband and I sat at the bar at Devour and enjoyed a good meal talking to the friendly and knowledgeable bartender. Another plus: the kitchen was willing to accommodate my dietary restrictions.

If you are not familiar with the buildings or establishments at this town, you might easily pass…read morethis up without knowing what it actually is inside. You will see a large embossed Dahmer imprint on a facade, there, you have found it. I sat outside of here for about a good 5 minutes before figuring out it was a place to eat. The letters and food pictures how far away will try to give you a little hint. Once inside, it's like you stepped into a well-lit club or something, everybody turns around and looked for a few seconds and then goes about their business. The staff here I must say are very very friendly and accommodating. Three quarters towards the back you will find a buffet and salad bar. There aren't your usual salad friends and then on the buffet there was some betta fish, kind of chicken fried looking steaks, pot pie in a square pan, mashed potatoes and gravy, shrimp and a few other Comfort foods that you'll see in their picture. The taste of everything was okay I will leave it at that. The price of the buffet comes shy of $15 if you have tax without a drink. The interior is a definitely no frills type of establishment with the old wooden floors, Mel's Diner type tables and such. It's worth a try but do not expect high expectations.

Seriously? They don't have a knife for me to eat my $12 baked potato with?!? Seriously messed up…read more There are so few local (non fast food) places in town that I thought I'd give another try after they made my order on my last visit incorrectly THREE times.

Was going to go in to order since I didn't know the protical. As soon as I opened my door a guy…read morecame rushing out to take my order. I got the chili burger and onion rings. It was very flavorful and the onion ring breading was great. Reminded me of the old school a&w drive in when I was little. And priced very fair. Was going to include a pic, but I devoured it!

Soggy, over cooked burger. Like it had been waiting around all day for me to get there. I ordered…read morefrom the driveway. Cold fries. Root beer instead of Diet Dr. Pepper. Do not recommend.