We came in a little before noon on a Saturday and there were few people. Plenty of indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating to choose from. There were people coming in frequently to pick up orders. We ordered the bread knots and mozzarella sticks as appetizers and they were sooooo good! Didn't last long. Our pizzas were delicious as well. We got the 12" pepperoni special $9.99 and their Bestia (supreme pizza) for $25 NY style. While they serve wine, it was sparse with selections and a bit limited. They are local TX wines which is a nice way to support and promote local wineries.

First visit and we were seriously impressed…read more The place was busy, and one girl was running the whole show by herself--taking orders, making food, keeping things moving--and she absolutely crushed it. Friendly, calm, and efficient the entire time. That alone deserves major credit. Now the food: the cheese bread was outstanding--perfectly baked, cheesy, and honestly could've been a meal on its own. We also tried a build-your-own Detroit-style pizza, and it was very good. Thick, crispy edges, great flavor, and clearly made with care. For a first visit, this place exceeded expectations. Great food and even better service. We'll definitely be back.

Fantastic Mexican food. The street Tacos are absolutely delicious, California Burrito is to die…read morefor! i love it all!!

From the owner: Authentic Mexican food serving street taco burritos quesadillas also Mexican snacks including the…read morefamous gusher pickle we also offer catering for all sorts of events please call or txt 8304560579 for a free estimates

While it was a bummer that the Texas White House is currently closed for renovations, exploring the…read morerest of the LBJ Ranch was an incredible experience. We spent some time driving the grounds, visiting the family cemetery, and getting up close to 'Air Force One-Half.' If you're looking to get your National Parks passport stamped, head over to the Junction School House or the visitor center in Johnson City! Definitely planning a return trip once the renovations are complete

I visited the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Park Visitor Center and took one of the tours,…read morewhich was very well done. The staff and guides provided plenty of interesting information about Lyndon B. Johnson, his family, and the history of the area, making the experience both educational and engaging. I appreciated how the tour helped bring the history to life rather than simply presenting facts and dates. The exhibits and interpretation gave useful context about Johnson's presidency and his connection to the Texas Hill Country. I really enjoyed my visit and found it to be a worthwhile stop. Whether you're interested in presidential history or just looking to learn more about the region, the visitor center and tour are well worth your time.

We visited during a recent road trip to the hill country when we unexpectedly needed food for…read moredinner and some extra snacks. You can find all the basics you need here. There isn't a huge variety of every item, but there should be at least one or two choices of what you want to meet your needs. They had a really nice assortment of frozen meals and desserts perfect for a family on vacation. There was also a wide selection of salsa. They do sell beer and hard seltzer. The food prices are higher than they would be at a Walmart but the convenience can't be beat. This is a combination grocery/hardware/garden shop so this would also be a good place to go if you needed to fix something. Staff were friendly and efficient. We recommend coming here on vacation if you need to pick up a few things.

Bought a RV sewer line there and price was marked as 49.00 when I could of got from Walmart for…read more30.00 but that was not the problem. It was marked 49.00 I got to register and it was 59.00. I normally wouldn't have notice except that was all I bought. So becarefull. Price on the shelf is not always what they advertise. Staff is great.

Delicious! Swung by today. Was a little worried about…read moreparking, because we had a big trailer, but there is a big parking lot behind the food truck park. So glad we did! The pepperoni pizza was delicious. Will be back!

The Pizza at Hot Mess is not bad. Especially for a hand made pizza made in a food trailer along the…read moreside of the road. My biggest issue with the pizza is the overuse of rosemary in the sauce. I am just not a fan of rosemary and it is very noticeable in the pizza sauce. Otherwise, the crust and toppings are good. The best part of the entire experience is Cowboy the dog.

So during our vacation in Johnson City, my husband and I kept being intrigued by all this artwork…read moreall around town by the Eyfells. The mystery was finally solved when we went to Debra Goldstein Fine Art, thanks to Debra herself. She explained the Sculpture Ranch to us that we'd seen, and this crazy art mansion we'd passed in Stonewall, too. She even took us out in the backyard to see this 3 ton (that's 6000 lbs, readers!) dripped bronze sculpture by Mr. Johann Eyfells that he had put in Debra's backyard with a helicopter. He moved out to Johnson City about eight years ago when his wife Kristen died and never returned to their shared city of New York. How beautifully tragic. Thanks for solving the mystery, Debra, and for the brownies! It was great to meet you! The collection of chairs as art is also fabulous.

This was such a friendly place for dinner. The service was so good, and it felt like they cared…read moreabout everyone who walked in the door. My parents loved their chicken fried steak and talked about it for a week seriously. Ha! Also, the peach cobbler is almost like if bread pudding and cobbler had a baby, and it's to die for! I would love to see some more vegetarian (or even vegan) options on the menu, though. We didn't know they had a shortened menu during the holidays, so I was bummed that they had taken the meatless burger option off the menu. I know that it is Johnson City, but with all the tourists, a good veg option would be really appreciated. I did have a delicious tomato soup, though. They have great drinks, too, and they had a few fun ones for the holidays. I will definitely return here with the fam when we are back in town.

Let me first say I wish this establishment well, and hope they have success in their endeavors…read more I was in centex to visit daughter, and suggested a bbq tour of the small towns west of Aus. We arrived at P&C mid afternoon on a Monday. We were touring this and other towns, so only ordered the pulled pork sandwich, side of mac n cheese and side of mashed potatoes w gravy between the two of us. And some extra bbq sauce on the side. The pulled pork sandw comes premade with what looks to be homemade pickles, smoked pulled pork, coleslaw, & bbq sauce. The presentation is fairly impressive. Unfortunately, the taste did not measure up. We had bites of the sandwich as a whole, and also tasted the individual ingred by themself to get a feel for what contributed to the overall. The pulled pork was hit/miss. Some of it was generously smoked & that smokiness came through. Other bites of it the smoked flavor was not prominent. Mac n Cheese - solid. By far the best thing we tried. Super cheesy, flavorful. Nice work! Coleslaw - substandard. I'd say the C range. Pickles on the sandwich - they were thicker and appeared homemade. They didn't seem like they had been left to sit long enough on the shelf for the pickling to soak in. In appearance they were still very close to cucumbers instead of pickled cucumbers. Flavor wise they didn't taste like cukes, but nor did they add a dill-ish or sweet pickle flavor of substance. (Can see the pickles in attached pic, can see the color and texture doesn't look significantly pickled.) Sauce - extremely little flavor. The consistency was not watery, but you had to close your eyes and concentrate to taste what little flavor there was - as though it was watered down immensely. Sauce gets a D. Mashed potatoes & gravy. They served the gravy on the side. The potatoes themselves were good - a little buttery and therefore enjoyable. The consistency of the gravy was mealy - was unexpected, and odd. Lacked the common flavor of a hearty gravy begun with a roux of flour and meat drippings. (Zoom in on attached photo, you can see the mealy and almost-grainy texture of the gravy.) Overall we weren't impressed. The mac n cheese being the best thing is not what you expect at a bbq place. Like I said, we wish the establishment well. But we wouldn't come back when in Johnson City. Final note, the hostess/server was genuinely warm and friendly. She was wearing multiple hats, running around, but was pleasant and engaging.

My husband and I made reservations last night for our anniversary and to top off our Hill Country…read moreday-trip to see the Johnson City Lights Spectacular. The drinks were creative and top-notch, and the food was perfection. We got the pimento cheese and sausage and I have never had a better pimento cheese - it's smoked, I guess, and it was insanely good. We also shared the SearedPork Chop and got a side of Saffron Parmesan Orzo and everything was ideal. The service was great as well and the ambiance was exactly what we were looking for. There is literally nothing that they could have done better--fantastic experience, as always.

We have been coming to Bryans for last 5-6 years. Our recent visit on a Saturday night was not…read moreindicative of most of our past experiences but is consistent with a slight decline in quality. I am so happy to have a fine dining restaurant in Johnson City but with that comes a higher expectation. We typically have a reservation but we walked in and were offered bar seating. Beautiful bar and very comfy chairs. We were happy when they added this a few years ago. Service was friendly enough but it lagged at different points during our experience. Here is a review of the food. Wedge Salad - nice iteration of this salad included bacon, onions, cherry tomatoes and blue cheese ranch dressing. Could have used more dressing but serving was big enough for 2. Lamb Osso Bucco - looked good on the plate, tender and tasty but I struggled to find enough meat on the shank. Green Beans - forgot to bring out with entree and were completely overwhelmed by dill Signature Mac & Cheese - nothing signature about it. Thin sauce, bland I have to be honest, I yearn for the days of their blue crab dip and exceptional tenderloin steak. I think Bryan's has lost a step but we'll come back and sit at a table try something else.