We stopped by here to try Seed to Surf's tinned Enoki Mushroom "Snow Crab" style. I really liked…read morethe strong umami flavor and I enjoyed the texture too. It was really interesting and fun to try. The plate we got it with looked pretty good, but the bread was stale and the homemade pickles were not very well pickled- Tasted like they were put in vinegar that same day. We mentioned to the staff that our bread was stale to see if we could get a fresher one but they said it's because it supposed to be like a crouton/ toast. We have had many croutons and toasts in our lives ofcourse that didn't feel and taste like stale bread but we just took it as a funny part of our Marfa stop experience. Not a place I'd come back to consider the quality for the price but definitely a memorable end to our short stop in Marfa. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

This place is a real treat! We sat at the bar and ordered some of their delicious plates…read more We got the eggplant and potato croquettes, which were fried to perfection. We also got the tasty smoked salmon tinned fish plate, which came with pickled carrots and radishes, castelvantrano olives, and crackers. It paired nicely with their funky orange wine. The owner/server was friendly, and nice to chat about their Texas wine. I ended up buying two bottles, my favorite being their rose. This is a place the locals go to hang out, and you get a real vibe for Marfa's small and close-knit community. It was fun to be there and be part of the action.

Planet Marfa is a must if you're visiting! It's a beautiful, spacious bar, with plenty of seating…read moreand activities. The teepee at the entrance is gorgeous and has a ping pong table, a side table, and lots of chairs. The bar has plenty of seating around it and the bartender was super friendly. Our group of 8 ordered food and drinks and we were delighted with our orders! There is a large stage area for live music, a back house with pool and board games, and an old bus with seats and a table. Didn't get to take pics of the bus, but it was awesome. Extremely happy with our experience here and would definitely recommend adding this to your itinerary when visiting Marfa, Texas!

Planet Marfa is one of my favorite beer gardens. Their margaritas are always delicious and have a…read morerefreshing lime flavor. I wished I had one now.

Great food and wine at such reasonable prices! The gals here are such lovely people. Truly an…read moreunexpected gem in a beautiful historic building.

Can't recommend this place enough! Sue is an absolute gem, her homemade Pistachio Lush is a…read moremust-try. Service was wonderful; great descriptions of different wines, friendly conversation, and the owners really go out of their way to be accommodating and generous. The atmosphere is laid-back and welcoming--highly recommend the outdoor seating on a warm evening! The Grey Mule feels comfortable, lived-in, yet still exciting and interesting. Not an experience we will soon forget, and looking forward to coming back on a future trip!

My friend left his card at the bar. Marsha, the bartender took it home for some odd reason and then…read more"misplaced" it. A charge of 170 showed up on his account... The Blues couldn't pull up the transaction, no idea why? I guess she felt it was okay to leave herself a HUGE $100 tip. When confronted about the situation, she just tried to kick him out of the bar. I've heard from so many people of this behavior from her when she worked at the Crystal Bar and I find it very sad and unfortunate it's continuing at a different bar in town. It's a small community we live in, this kind of shit isn't okay. So, if she's working, I recommend people look at their receipts when closing out, don't leave your card, and just be aware. Theft is illegal.

DJ Mando is the Best! Coming from El Paso, TX. when we go out there really makes me feel at home…read morewith their hospitality. Always or go to spot out there. See ya soon!

I don't usually go to wine bars. But, when I was touring around historical downtown Fort Stockton,…read moreI stumbled across it. They need a better sign and more marketing because the Grey Mule Saloon and the wines are very good. I enjoyed a couple glasses and took home a few bottles to my wife who is a true wine drinker. She is enjoying them every night.

My husband and I shared a ribeye cooked to a perfect medium-rare/plus we got the Southwest Wedge…read moreSalad and asked for it to be chopped. We substituted French fries for the mashed potatoes. My husband ordered a beer and I got a spicy mango margarita. Do yourself a favor and order the above. It was wonderful. The steak was simple and perfect. The fries were crispy and the salad was a perfect marriage of all the flavors combined. The staff were so nice and attentive. The dining room is quaint and historic.

Amazing roadside stop. Chicken fried steak with Jalapeño gravy is a must! Great drinks!read more

Great food and service but the view .... Fantastic ... best…read morein Terlingua . Has a marvelous time with our students

12 years later and The High Sierra ain't what she used to be. The lady friend and I came in for an…read moreearly dinner since The Starlight wasn't opening until 5, and we were starving from our full day in the park. I ordered a cup of chili and some Buffalo wings, and the lady friend ordered some chicken tacos. The chili was good, apparently they use the recipe from the award-winning cookout each year. The wings were weird; the flats were good and crispy but the drumettes were flimsy. The ladyfriend's tacos were horrible. They seemed to use the bagged Tyson precooked chicken breast strips that were all rubbery in texture. They gave here just a few pieces of cilantro and onion on top. These were not street tacos and needed some toppings to mask the crappy meat. I still gave them 3 stars because it's Terlingua, the beer was cold, the chili was good and the waiter was very nice.

I usually get a cold brew with a shot. Sentinel has the best coffee around, a chill vibe and they…read morehustle even when they re busy. Even with a hustle, of it's busy or might be a 20 minute ordeal, so plan accordingly. They also have a delicious London Fog. I could drink that all day! Best cold brew Ive had in a while. They also have a wonderful selection of unique gifts.

My first morning in Marfa called for strong coffee and something warm after an eight-hour drive the…read moreday before. Getting there, though, felt like stepping backward in time--partly paved roads, weathered buildings, and aging homes that quietly carry the town's long history. Then, almost abruptly, Sentinel Marfa appears as a striking contrast. The building is crisp and modernist, the kind of clean, intentional design you'd expect in a big-city neighborhood, not tucked into a rugged, historic West Texas landscape. Inside, that contrast continues. The high ceilings and open, airy layout give the space a contemporary calm, while scattered tables display local art, newspapers, and small curios that root it firmly in Marfa's creative spirit. A hallway beside the ordering counter leads to a quieter back room, which in turn opens to an outdoor area shaded by a massive oak tree. The place was buzzing, full enough that we ended up sharing a table with another family, which somehow felt fitting in a town like this. Coffee is ordered at the counter, with both staff and baristas displaying some of that West Texas charm and with a smile. Drinks are picked up at the counter while food finds its way to you. The coffee drinks are crafted with beans from Picacho Coffee Roasters. Straight coffee and lattes were exceptional, and the breakfast tacos, made fresh with fluffy eggs, cheese, and potatoes, delivered exactly what we needed. By the time we left, we felt not just caffeinated, but welcomed and ready to explore a place where time seems to move at its own deliberate pace.

Friendly service and delicious coffee make Bitter Sugar a great stop while in Marfa. The affogato…read morewas simply made with a cup of vanilla blue bell...and simply delightful! The cookies and crème cookie is quite possibly the best cookie I have ever eaten. There's nothing bitter about bitter sugar!!

Great coffee located in the lumberyard! The shop is cozy and small but filled with charm…read more It was a busy weekend due to the Chinati Weekend so there was small wait; but worth it!