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    Roxie’s

    3.8 (81 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Grilled chicken salad with a buttered biscuit on the side.
    Kristina B.

    We met some friends at Roxie's for a surprise birthday dinner. The venue is beautiful. It has an open, modern look with homey decor. I swear my grandma and tia had the same chairs in their respective dining rooms. The service Gina (I believe was her name) offered was friendly and very accommodating. She was methodical and, as far as I knew, she had the orders on point. Almost as soon as I sat down, a basket of fluffy warm biscuits and butter was placed in front of me. I slathered on some butter and yum! That's an amuse bouche! Most people at our table ordered the dinner experience. This is where you select a main dish and with that you get neverending sides of corn, green beans, mashed potatoes, and gravy. The sides weren't really my jam, so I ordered a salad with grilled chicken and lemon vinaigrette. The salad was massive, fresh, and well dressed. Not a wilted veggie in site. The pickled onions were *chef's kiss.* The chicken was seasoned well, but a tad on the dry side. I did like the dressing a lot. It was nice and tangy. I did have a bite of the chicken tender and wished I ordered tenders on my salad instead. Those were delicious, crispy, and moist. I do wish it was plated in a deeper dish because honestly, I was afraid of making a mess. Overall, really good food and excellent service!

    Dawn S.

    It was a nice afternoon so I thought I would take a drive to Roxie's. As I read from the reviews, it was loud. I made my way to the bar to watch some NCAA hoops. The bartender Carley, found me my channel and took my order. She was lovely and kind. I was offered complimentary biscuits which arrived warm and with a little side of butter. The menu all sounded great. She let me order a burger from the kid's menu as I wasn't that hungry after I stuffed my face with biscuits! LOL The burger was great and so were the fries. I would definitely come back here again. They have a nice patio. My sweet, one-of-a-kind, dog was named Roxie. She crossed the rainbow bridge last year so I had to come check this place out. Most spellings are ROXY (like the surf gear etc) I got myself a Roxie mug. I've added a picture of my Roxie to my review as well. Give this place a try. :)

    Biscuits
    Tim A.

    From Chicago, first time at Roxie's tonight. Here are some thoughts: -This is a really cool concept! Old mill with super high ceilings and huge window on one side, but the kitchen doesn't quite deliver. -We ordered the fried chicken dinner for two. Includes biscuits and 3 sides (green beans, mashed potatoes, and cream corn) all you can eat. -The chicken was ok, a little bland. The mashed potatoes were good. My wife enjoyed the green beans. And the corn was my favorite. -The service was very good. I think 3 different waitresses served our table. Good teamwork. Always felt someone was asking how we're doing. A+ Lots of people. Multiple TVs with sports on. Recommended. Based more on ambiance than food. P.S. We sat indoors, but outdoor seating looked really cool!

    Green beans and mashed potatoes
    Airon A.

    Stopped by Roxie's, a Salt Lick family restaurant known for family recipes and southern traditions. The restaurant opened recently and I have been waiting in anticipation to give it a try. The parking lot was full and found a spot in the back. When we arrived, we checked in with the hosts and were informed it would be around 35 minute wait for a party of 3. They took my cell phone number and I could monitor our place on the waitlist on the Toast app and I received a text when the table was ready. The restaurant has an open floor plan with a bar area and large open dining area. We were seated at a table in the main dining area. It took over 5 minutes before a person came to acknowledge us, but overs all the service was attentive and friendly. Started our meal with a few cocktails, I had the Mezcalita with mezcal and some watermelon juice which was very refreshing. I asked for a glass with tajin and they brought me a whole new cocktail. Also tried the peach old fashioned. For our entree, we had the chicken fried steak, 1/2 lb. tender top sirloin, biscuit-breaded and fried until crisp, served with a side of our creamy country gravy. You can split the entree for a $10 up charge and it comes with all-you-can-eat green beans, mashed potatoes, creamed corn, and biscuits. The portions were so large. Overall the steak was very flavorful but the meat was a bit tough and chewy and could have used more tenderizing. The sides were all tasty although the green beans were a bit too salty and I love salt. Another person in our party had the hill county sliders that comes with 3 juicy sliders served on house-baked slider buns: fried chicken with pickles and secret sauce, pork with blackberry bacon jam, and the beef "360" with rajas and queso. Experienced a few small service issues. We did not receive our refill of mashed potatoes, creamed corn and gravy as requested. Also a water refill was mentioned and I never received the refill. Overall, this was a great experience and enjoyed the southern recipes and down home family vibe. We had a few issues which I chalked up to the restaurant opening recently but glad to have Roxie's as a dining option in the Buda area.

    Chile Queso Fries
    Valerie S.

    Honestly it's 3.5 but not close to 4. It's a gorgeous and welcoming place that feels upscale but not pretentious. The staff is still quite new and it shows. Lots of nerves and miscommunication. I ordered a margarita and it was their first order of the day and the machine wasn't ready which is totally fine but 3 different people came to tell me this so they hadn't communicated it amongst themselves. I appreciate they wanted me to know there'd be a wait which was also fine, but they need to talk to each other. The food was the part that was most underwhelming. My friend and I both had burgers and we also ordered chile queso fries as an appetizer. The fries were lukewarm because the green chile and pico de gallo had been dumped on top and it made the cheese cold. They need better plating and maybe the green chile should go in the queso. The burgers are 1/2lb by weight but they are small in diameter, just a bit larger than a slider (for locals, think P. Terry's sized burger). They also were lukewarm. The meat was overcooked, all the edges of the patties were more burnt than crisp. The patties also lacked flavor and the chile wasn't spicy at all so it just added cold texture. At $18 it was just missing pizzaz and the plating was not enticing and it just felt uninspiring. It made me sad because from the menu it sounded incredible and I love a good burger. The sauce that was supposed to come on it was not noticeable, though what seemed like house made ketchup was good. The server did bring us a basket of biscuits about 3/4 of the way through the meal. I think they are supposed to come out as a teaser while you wait but somehow we didn't get any until later. Honestly, the biscuits were the best part of the meal. Overall, Roxie's looks beautiful and the staff is very kind, but the menu and food presentation needs some improvement and just....more. I'm looking forward to going back to try the Experience section of the menu and hope that I find that better than my lunch today.

    Outside patio
    Joshua J.

    To start off, Roxie's has only been opened for 4 days in its soft launched and there is already a buzz about it. The place opens at 11:00am and we arrived close to 11:15am, received quick service and great seating. By 12pm the place was packed! The servers were all very helpful - shout out to Ashley (red head) for helping my wife and I pick from the menu! The place is new so it's clean and has a cool farmhouse inside of an industrial space look. It works. The food was delicious. Get the Fried Chicken because it comes with 3 sides of unlimited refills, and 5 pieces of chicken. You can almost just split that with someone else. The biscuit didn't look like much but tasted like manna from Heaven (especially once butter and honey were added). My wife got the Bologna sandwich, which was simple yet tasty, and the French fries were seasoned well, but probably the most average thing we ordered. I gave a 4 star rating, only because of a mix in communication and having to ask about food or condiments multiple times (I get it, everything is still new and kinks are being worked out). I look forward to returning for the grand opening!

    Biscuits
    Anh N.

    Finally a change of scenery that Mains Street needs. Came in excited to try this new Southern comfort spot. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, and the repurposed bar from the previous restaurant? Honestly, very well done--clean, thoughtful, and inviting. I did my homework beforehand, trying to figure out what their signature dishes were and what sets them apart. And here's where I'll be gently honest: the side dishes absolutely stole the show. The green beans, cream of corn, and mashed potatoes were packed with flavor--comfort food done right. 360 burger, packed with flavor. The fried chicken, though... while beautifully crispy, super flat on flavor. And with fried chicken being such a focal point, you can usually tell when a place has that seasoning--that unmistakable something that makes it theirs. This one, unfortunately, had none. Not even a hint. No seasoning love at all. Essentially chicken fried in a batter. Maybe an off day?? The foundation is solid, service is great, the sides prove they know flavor, and I truly hope the fried chicken finds its voice with time.

    Chicken Fried Steak with cream corn, mashed potatoes & GRAVY!
    Daphne A.

    The Chicken Fried Steak is incredible! It lives up to its Southern Roots. Crispy & Tender. Great breading ratio to steak, great flavor. I recommend. My review is missing 1 star only because I would like another veggie option.

    Kelsey D.

    Had to try Roxie's when I found out that this new Southern-style fried chicken restaurant was created by Salt Lick BBQ owner Scott Roberts, and named after his grandma. We visited on a busy Friday night. I called ahead but they are not taking reservations yet, although I was told they will take reservations in the future. We had some trouble parking in the shared lot off Main St., but found a spot after circling a few times. We checked in around 6:15 and were quoted an hour wait time for two people, although it ended up being more like 1.5 hours. The chicken was worth the wait. But, before I get ahead of myself -- our server was friendly and attentive, and immediately brought warm biscuits and creamy butter to our table. We started with the pimento cheese, which had good flavor with a texture on the creamier side. However, the crudités and crackers were underwhelming for $11. Our plate included two Ritz crackers, three Saltines, three Pepperidge Farm Harvest Wheat crackers, and a few slices of veggies. I love a homemade lemonade so ordered Roxie's fresh-squeezed lemonade, which was the perfect blend of sweet-sour although a little more diluted than it should be. My friend tried the Caesar salad with added grilled chicken and we fell in love with the biscuit croutons, although it was missing the grilled lemon and could have used a few more pieces of chicken for the amount of romaine. I ordered the fried chicken off of "The Experience" menu, which came with unlimited green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, creamed corn, and biscuits. You can share plates under "The Experience" section for an extra $10, although I'd recommend just ordering another item. The fried chicken might be my new favorite in the Austin area -- the batter was so crunchy yet hid moist chicken underneath and was not too salty. The portion sizes really are no joke -- the fried chicken entree includes a proper half chicken which I dare any one person to finish. The sides were also fantastic. The green beans were fresh and cooked perfectly, with small slices of bacon, tomato, and onion in them. The mashed potatoes were buttery and creamy, the creamed corn sweet, and each table had plenty of hot sauce, Mike's hot honey, and normal honey to drizzle on the biscuits. All in all, a great restaurant for Southern homestyle fare. One weird thing -- I noticed in the bathroom that the Dial hand soap seemed super diluted, which I didn't love. But Roxie's food was delicious, service friendly, and the all-in country themed decor adorable. Once they better nail down their wait times and open up reservations, it will be great. So happy to see an exciting new restaurant open in this space after Valentina's demise.

    Yum.
    Doug C.

    It's been open for just a few weeks, and when we heard that our FAVORITE bartender Charlie B. is now at Roxies we had to check it out. One of the reasons we love Charlie so much is his passion for where he works and how he describes the menu. It's such a fantastic experience sitting at the bar and enjoying everything they have to offer. First try was the fried chicken with unlimited sides. Super delicious and super fun experience. Go see Charlie at Roxies in Buda.

    Chicken
    Bianca G.

    Food was amazing! We went pretty late in the day so many things were not available so definitely recommend going when they open or early afternoon if you want something that isn't chicken. Only gave 4 stars because my food never came out. 4/5 of my party ordered the chicken and I wanted the burger. Since we'd already waited a while for a whole bunch of chicken I didn't want to wait even longer for them to place my burger order when it was forgotten. However, the chicken was great and the biscuits look hard but are fluffy inside!

    Fried Chicken, Cream Corn, Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes
    Joe Mitchell

    The mashed potatoes were honestly the best thing I ate. Fried chicken was good, just not the best. My mother-in-law makes it better. The atmosphere was nice and the price was great, especially with the all-you-can-eat sides. Overall, a solid spot and we'll be back.

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    Food was rather bland. Fried chicken was OK, but Church's is better Very overpriced. Service was average, but they are new. Ambiance was OK.

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    2.7(354 reviews)
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    3.4(223 reviews)
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    This is my first time here. We had a party at 5:00, arriving at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday for the…read moreCrawfish boil. We parked in the back in the dirt parking lot. We were able to score a table under the tent, not far from the fire pit so it was nice and cozy on a cool day at 50°. There is also a big screen TV nearby nestled above a stage. There was plenty of seating under the tent. Just outside of the tent was a little bar and more seating, there was another big fire pit outside of the tent as well. There's another bar in the main building and the crawfish boil ordering area is outside as well. It's set up really great with lots of seating outside and there's even seating inside where the bar is. The line to get the crawfish was not long we only had one person ahead of us. We did a build your own boil bag with 3 lb of crawfish, half pound of shrimp, half pound of crab legs, with 1 sausage, 2 potatoes, 2 corn & some little mushrooms. Paid just a little over $80 for that. The crawfish was good with really good flavor and spice, But most of them were still pretty small due to the season. The shrimp was good! The crab legs were not the best, a bit salty and fishy. I wouldn't order them again. Next time I would just order the crawfish and possibly shrimp. Seasoning really was good and just the right amount of spice! Anyhoo, This was our first Crawfish boil of the season, looking forward to many many more.

    We came again to Willie's since it's close to our home and we had a heavy day. The weather was…read moregreat, they were setting up a stage for karaoke, I wish we could have stayed because it seems fun and I love karaoke The service this time wasn't as usual, nothing rude or bad drinks, the bartender this time wasn't an older gentleman that wasn't as friendly as the other bartenders we had in the past. We all go through ups and downs so we wouldn't blame him over anything. We will still go back because we like the ambiance and the drinks...cheers!

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    2.8(535 reviews)
    4.3 mi
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    Food was great. Had carnitas with the puerco rojo sauce. Beef fajitas were tasty. Service was…read morereally good

    I am extremely disappointed by my recent experience at this restaurant. My family and I have dined…read morehere many times in the past, which makes how we were treated even more unacceptable. We were already seated at our table with my mother and children when the situation occurred. My special needs child had a caramel frappé from McDonald's, which is her preferred drink and one of the only things she consumes, as she does not eat by mouth. Our server had already greeted us and taken our drink orders without raising any concerns. Shortly after, another employee approached us and stated that outside drinks were not allowed. I calmly explained my child's medical needs and that the rest of us were planning to order food. Despite this, the employee brought over a manager, who repeated the policy without any willingness to listen or show understanding. We were then told we could not stay and were effectively asked to leave. While I understand that businesses have policies, the complete lack of compassion, flexibility, and basic customer care in this situation was unacceptable. This was not a case of bringing in outside food for convenience--this was about accommodating a child with special needs while the rest of the family intended to dine and pay as customers. Being asked to leave under these circumstances was both embarrassing and upsetting. Based on this experience, I will not be returning. I hope management seriously reflects on how situations like this are handled in the future, because no family should be treated this way. I'm pretty sure they won't reflect on this situation seeing as how the manager was all too happy about kicking us out, he literally showed absolutely no compassion or care at all.

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