I had breakfast at Root Cellar Café this morning and had a great experience. I'm almost always…read moreseated quickly, and the food is consistently good. Our server, Jes, was especially friendly and attentive today. Definitely one of my favorite breakfast spots in town.

Oh my! Since it was weekend Inhad to do the Eggs Benny... can I just say the white wine…read morehollandaise is worthy for everything. Slap that i. The challa bread and call me done! A slight overcook on the poached eggs but still had the golden glaze. Tater were cooked perfectly with the outer crunch and inner fluff. Was not done there because the half order of biscuits and gravy were calling my name. Have it with a sausage patty and the bonus will not disappoint. Scratch made takes time to cook which was all right by me. Everything was really darn good and earned my Love the speakeasy vibe downstairs too. Service was good and very attentive. Joshua was a star too

Went to Herbert's on Wednesday, as usual it was packed. The food was phenomenal and the service…read moreeven better. I have been going to Herbert's, since the early 70's and it is consistently wonderful. Love the building, love the atmosphere, they make you feel like their only customers and family.

Good food, fast service, and reasonable prices. There are plenty of options to choose from, which…read moreis always a plus. They also bring complimentary chips and salsa with your meal, which was a nice touch. The staff is pleasant and efficient, and the food clearly feels fresh. Everything we ordered was very tasty, no complaints about the food at all. The only downside is the interior: it's a bit dark inside, and the furniture feels somewhat dated. The tables and overall space could really benefit from better lighting. That said, if you're there for the food, it's definitely worth it.

The food here was fine. Like a 3.5/5. But the ambience!!!!!!!! The backyard seating!!!!! Beautiful…read moreperfect gorgeous. They graciously accommodated our 10 person party. I tried my friends Blueberry crepes (blintzes?) and they had only one flavor: ricotta.... not even sweetened. I myself ordered the savory crepes, and as I'm staring at this picture months later, I'm trying to remember any taste or experience from the meal. My mind is blank. The coffees are good though! It'd be 3 stars just for the food but the beautiful backyard gave it an extra. Great place for pics and coffee

Cute eating area outside! It was perfect for us because the outside area is dog friendly and my…read morecousin's Samoyed was able to enjoy the afternoon with us. There are fans outside and they even brought out a bowl of water for him to help him stay cool! We got three different tartines: chicken salad tartine, prosciutto and mozzarella tartine, and egg salad tartine. I thought the first two were okay but my favorite was the egg salad tartine. I also added a side of kettle chips and an orange juice which were great additions to the meal.

From Chicago, just moved to Kyle. Here are some thoughts from my first visit to PS tonight…read more.. -This is a vibey, cool, but pretty simple college pizza hangout near Texas State University. -We ordered a create your own 16" pizza with pepperoni and onions. -It had a nice thin crust with a slightly burnt brick oven pizza flavor. Good, but not great. -I enjoyed their Maine Root fountain soda. I got the "Dr. Pepper" flavor and it was sweet, but didn't have a very strong cherry flavor. -The price point was really good. Cost less than $20 for a 16" pizza, $25 out the door with drinks and tip : ) Recommended.

Pie Society is a really great spot to check out if you're just outside of San Antonio and looking…read morefor something a little different. One of my favorite things is that they offer pizza by the slice, depending on what they're serving that day -- and from what I understand, they always have pepperoni slices available, which is a plus. When you walk in, you can actually see them making the pizza from scratch, including hand-stretching the dough and tossing it in the air. It's a fun and unique touch that adds to the experience. They have a good amount of seating both inside and outside. Since this is Texas, outdoor seating can be a bit of a gamble weather-wise, but it's nice to have the option. Parking can be a little tricky, but when we went on a Sunday night, it wasn't bad at all. The service was great -- everyone was friendly, helpful, and very attentive, which made the visit even better. They also have a solid selection of alcohol and seasonal drinks, which pairs well with the pizza. For the kids, we grabbed a cookie, and it was very delicious -- definitely recommend it as a sweet treat after your meal. Overall, if you're in the area and want to try a place that's a bit out of the ordinary, I'd definitely recommend stopping by Pie Society and giving it a try.