We ate here after visiting the rattlesnake roundup. We had a cheeseburger, pulled pork sandwich,…read morefries and sweet potato fries. The place was busy with folks looking for barbecue. Food was great and service was excellent.

May I suggest fried pickles for appetizers here. Then the kinfolk burger, which is pulled pork,…read morebacon, hamburger meat, jalapenos, lettuce, tomatoes and pickles. The flavor was great, no mustard no mayonnaise needed. We were in a large party and upon ordering one thing that's not on the menu, but you can get, is a chicken fried chicken with or without gravy, for the lactose intolerant. Everybody got something different for the most part and everybody raved about how good their dishes were. this is a quaint little restaurant, the service was good, the people were nice, and the food was exceptional.

Total impulse stop after gassing up nearby. The counter person was so sweet and accommodating as…read moreshe helped us. We intended to get a half dozen "road" donuts to snack on and ended up with an assorted baker's dozen with some donut holes thrown in free. We dug in down the road a ways and can attest that they were all soft, fresh, sweet (but not cloyingly so) and delicious. I certainly favored the iced twists tha were laced with cinnamon. Yum!

This little donut shop is a MUST while driving through Sweetwater. The owner and her family are so…read morefriendly and the donuts are pillowy soft and fluffy with the perfect amount of frosting - no stale over-frosted doughnuts served here. Same goes with the doughnut holes and the kolaches - jalapeño cheese kolache and a few mustard packets for me. It's always a treat to stop for a snacky snack served with a warm welcome. Bonus: The owner has remembered my family each time we stop in from New Mexico for the past four years when we travel to Texas to for the holidays. She always greets us with a big smile and so much warmth. They are just the sweetest. They deserve the love.

Stopped here with the family for breakfast on the way to New Mexico for spring break! The food was…read moregreat and the staff was nice. Would definitely recommend.

Stopped by this place on our way to Colorado, so glad we did. We have great taquerias in Houston,…read morebut in this tiny town, this place wins for best breakfast tacos! The homemade tortillas and salsas were SO good! Their menu calls the tacos, burritos. They're pretty much one big taco. I got the Potato's Mexican way with cheese and sausage, another ordered cheese, chorizo, and another ordered sausage egg n cheese. Everything was insanely good! The ladies that worked in there were very nice and hospitable. After being on the road for 8 hours, this was nice. Gracias Ladies!

Heck yes,,,, sopapias! Only not sopapias!?? Still good , more of a fried donut without the hole. A…read morefried lump a dough if you will. Sliced strawberries are on top and whipped cream on either side. The food here was super good so was the chips, salsa and Service. A small little restaurant with a small parking lot. Kinda unassuming, but extremely good. I recommend giving them a shot. I almost forgot, the tortillas are homemade, which is very, very important in a Mexican food restaurant.

Cozy place with homemade Mexican food. I had the beef fajitas with homemade flour tortillas. All…read moreparts of my meal were delicious and my coworkers got the soup of the day and both enjoyed it. We finished with soapapillas and lemonade. The aqua Fresca was also very tasty. We will be coming back!!

Pretty descent Mexican food. Off that is not your taste they offer a gringo side. I ordered beef…read moreenchiladas with a side of homage tortillas. The chips and salsa were ok, while salsa has a kick to it the flavor was a little bland. Others in my party got the fajitas, which they were a little disappointed in the flavor. Another got this burger sandwich that looks great and apparently tastes great, as he says, called the will power. You definitely need will power and a large stomach to finish.

Cute little Mexican cafe. I love the ambiance. Servers were extremely friendly, and the portions…read morewere ginormous! Good solid Tex-Mex food.

I got the 4 piece tender meal with mash taters and fries. Biscuit was homemade and great. The…read morechicken was crispy and had nice flavor. The fries were good. Fries could maybe use and other 10-15 seconds in the frier. I added salt and pepper to fries. Great meal at a fair price. Service was super quick and place was super busy on Sunday. Would love to come back here for some more juicy chicken.

My family and I have been eating here for over 10 years, and we've always enjoyed the food and…read moreservice. Unfortunately, tonight was a different experience. The chicken strips we received were not the quality we're used to. They were very disappointing compared to what we normally get. When I called to let the restaurant know and asked if the issue could be fixed, I was told to take a picture of the chicken and send it in. I was also told they didn't know if I would receive a refund or replacement. For a place we've supported for so many years, that response was frustrating. The manager I spoke with said his name was Jessie (spelled with "ie"). I'm not trying to cause problems--I just wanted the situation made right. I hope this feedback helps improve customer service and food quality going forward.

We have stopped at this McDonald's twice in the last week traveling through. The first time they…read morewouldn't take our order and made us use the kiosk machine. Tried again the next Sunday. They were so slow and so inefficient. Definitely maybe try the app or one of the other breakfast places next door.

Hands down the worst McDonald's I've ever been to. I downloaded yelp just to leave this review. The…read moremanager himself stuck out to me because of how unbelievably rude and inconsiderate he was. (If I had gotten his name, I would've included it) Employees showed absolute no care to acknowledge me standing at the counter. When they finally decide to talk to you, they give you attitude. Watched 4 people leave because of how bad the service was. Not to mention the food was terrible.

Little known family operation serving the best genuine Mexican food out of the former parsonage…read morebehind an old rock church. They do not advertise, they have no sign, and only open on Saturday and Sunday. I'll try to post menu photos soon, but the absolute best homemade tortillas and breakfast burritos. Be sure to call first, sometimes they don't open at all, but well worth it when they do.

Was a good option, but they shut down near the beginning of the pandemic and remain closed.read more

Service here is amazing. The person taking our order was very patient with our party and special…read moreorders. Brian, who was bringing around ketchup was so funny and helpful. The food arrived as ordered.

Rude costumer service. Didn't want to remake it when we asked multiple times. Will not come bsck.read more

Five Stars for the Donuts, Five Million Stars for the Vibes…read more I'm writing this a few days after my visit to Tiger Donuts, and honestly, the positive vibes from that morning are still lingering. I'm someone who will openly admit that being social and putting myself out there isn't exactly my strong suit. I'm not "Mr. Personality," and striking up random conversations in public can be tough for me. But the experience I had here was so genuinely warm that it completely turned my day around. I had dropped in looking for my fave... an Apple Fritter, but they were sold out. So I left. Drove down the street a bit to do a few errands and continue my mission of the morning to find a fritter, but struck out... so I thought about Tiger and the fact that I DID see old fashioned still available... and I really wanted a donut. So I went back... and a sole old-fashioned donut was still there waiting for me... and a chocolate one... my favorite. The older woman running the counter, Connie, was incredibly kind. They must have been getting ready to close up as it was that time, and she ended up giving me the last old-fashioned donut and a chocolate one, and even threw in some donut holes, telling me not to worry about it. It only came out to about 75 cents anyway--which is insanely cheap for donuts these days--but because of her kindness (and because I was already asking a favor about something else), I made sure to leave a tip in the jar. While I was writing my name down on a card because Connie offered to save a fritter and call me the next time they had a fresh batch, the other woman there--who I'm guessing was her daughter--noticed my name. She looked at it and said, "Oh, that's my son's name." I told her she gave her son a great name, and she just smiled and said, "Yeah, it's a strong name." It was just a simple, positive, human interaction, but it meant a lot to me. If you want great donuts and a reminder that there are still incredibly kind, good-hearted people out there, stop by Tiger Donuts. In fact I'm gonna have to extend that a bit (not to take away from the folks at Tiger) to Texas in general... thus far, the people here have a way above average (compared to CA where I am from) friendliness level! It's a nice change. I actually ended up launching my new personal blog, 051878.xyz, with a whole breakdown of this exact experience because it stuck with me so much. Drop by my site if you want to read the full, unfiltered story of how a quick trip for an old-fashioned donut turned into the ultimate positive vibe. Thank you, Connie and team. You've got a customer for life.

Best service at a donut shop I've ever seen. the lady working I wish I got her name was so kind to…read moreme and threw in a couple extra donut holes for me. when I was sitting in the parking lot eating I saw her walk out a gentleman with an umbrella for him, amazing service, amazing donuts will be back!