I believe the Century has been closed for quite a while. Last time we went, the service was…read moreexceedingly slow and the food was nothing special.

In short, Fantastic place given you are in a small town in…read morethe vast Texas desert. With a few more details, Food was good, place had a nice vibe inside the hotel and clean and service was very nice and friendly. It would prob be 4 stars if it was in Austin but I'll cut em slack and give them 5. Kudos to them giving good quality tasty food in such a remote location.

The Elote corn pizza is one of the best pizzas i've ever had. The drinks were great as well. Highly…read morerecommend this spot

They've been open for a month. Crazy place as it's in an alley. Tables, sofas, and bar. Service…read morewas friendly. We're gonna come back and watch it grow. Try something new!

The pizza was really fresh and so good! We ordered 2 pizzas, one with all veggies and the other…read morejust Jalapeno, onion and hot honey. The hot honey, Jalapeno and onion was the FAVORITE! Yum! It's a thin crust too and was cooked perfectly. We ordered a Greek salad, but they brought out a garden salad. The service staff seemed frazzled so I would say service could have been better. Also, we were seated before another table, but they took the order of the other table 1st - not cool. Ambiance is loud - hard to have a conversation when the area is full with other people. If in the area, would go again for the delicious pizzas! Forgot photos because we were in a hurry.

The food was better than most places in town, especially the cheeseburger and onion rings. The…read moreCowboy Pasta was okay but definitely not gourmet. The biggest disappointment was paying $11.99 for the queso, guacamole, and salsa trio and getting tiny 2-ounce cups but it was good. Unfortunately, the service was terrible. We waited 15 minutes for water while the waitresses stood behind the bar, and my husband finally got it himself. I was left in awe at how many times the service kept telling us and other tables to hurry because they were closing. It felt so unprofessional.

This place is super cool. I don't drink and generally don't hang out in bars, but this is one I…read morefeel comfortable at anyway. I wouldn't call it a dive, it's pretty nice. The food is surprisingly good for bar food and the diet coke is diet coke. Bartenders are pretty cool and remember your order after a couple times. There's always something going on there, lots of live music, chess club, various meetups. It's a cool old restored hotel with a dog friendly patio and friendly people. Somehow there's always an old man in a cowboy hat standing around the porch outside welcoming you in. I approve.

Ambiance: The Ritchey is a cool dive bar in town. Plenty of seating inside and outside. There are…read moreboard games for patrons to play with and a stage for live music. Service: The bartender was friendly. Prices were fair. EDIT! Food: there is food on the menu and plenty of beer and cocktails.

Ambiance: Historic western hotel in Marfa with an onsite restaurant, bar, and boutiques. We loved…read moreour stay over Valentine's Day! Friendly check-in and staff. Our room was spacious and overlooked the pool. Hotel is extremely dog friendly! Reasonable room rates and comfortable bed. Parking onsite and street parking available. Pool looked lovely. Multiple areas to socialize and gather. Lots of history and cool art. We loved the onsite shopping/boutiques! Great for souvenirs and unique West Texas finds. We will always plan to stay here when we visit Marfa!

I chose Hotel Paisano over another hotel in Marfa because the other property's website clearly…read morestated, in all capital letters, that there was no elevator. Accessibility and mobility concerns were a factor in our decision, and Hotel Paisano's website gave no indication that its elevator was out of service. Upon arrival, we were informed that the elevator was not working and would not be repaired during our stay. Every guest room requires climbing at least one flight of stairs, making this a significant issue for anyone with mobility limitations. What was most disappointing was not just the outage itself, but the fact that it was never disclosed before our arrival. We were also told at check-in that the restaurant was closed for renovations and no food service would be available. One of the reasons I selected this hotel was because the restaurant menu looked more appealing than those offered by other hotels in town. Again, this information was not communicated in advance. We were informed that the bar would remain open until 3 p.m. each day. However, when we visited around noon on Saturday, we were told we could not order drinks because the space was being reserved for a private party later that evening. That same party continued until 10 pm and the noise was loud enough to be clearly heard from our room. The party guests extended into the pool area. Event attendees were allowed to use the pool, and guests in formal attire were jumping into the water fully clothed. While that may have been entertaining for those attending the event, it created an atmosphere that felt more like a private venue rental than a hotel serving paying guests who were expecting a quiet and relaxing stay. The guests were also taking photos with a very bright flash camera. Every flash penetrated through both the sheer and formal sets of curtains in our room and made relaxing and sleeping impossible. Any one of these issues might have been manageable had they been disclosed before booking. Instead, guests were left to discover them only after arrival. I was particularly troubled by the apparent lack of concern regarding guests with mobility challenges. When a property has no practical access to guest rooms except by stairs due to an inoperable elevator, that information should be communicated prominently before a reservation is made so travelers can make informed decisions based on their needs. The hotel seems to rely heavily on its historic reputation and charm, but historic character should not come at the expense of transparency, accessibility, or guest service. The elevator outage, restaurant closure, restricted bar access, and late-night private event created an experience that felt far different from what was advertised.

If you find yourself at the Too Hot for TABC food truck - odds are you've found yourself at the…read morecharming Chateau Wright Winery. The food truck is conveniently located by the patio where you enjoy your wine. I've visited the winery twice now and both it and the Too Hot for TABC food truck are a permanent stop on the itinerary I plan to Marfa. The food they're serving up over there is legit some of the best I've ever had from a food truck and I'm still thinking about the amazing sandwich I had the last time I was there. It was a daily special but it needs to be a full time item. Hopefully if you're lucky they'll have it for you - prosciutto, brie, and some amazing jams. If you're not lucky, however, the award winning burger is always a delicious choice and the charcuterie board perfectly compliments an afternoon of drinking wine. Don't visit the winery without sampling some of the yummy dishes being served up at Too Hot for TABC!

Okay so this is off the beaten path but so cool. We were on our way back to Marfa after swimming at…read moreBahlmorea State Park. We stumbled upon this place after driving through Fort Davis and deciding we were hungry. The burgers were amazing- made fresh, crispy on the outside and pink on the inside, and the veggies were crisp and fresh. The joint is a food truck, served out of an airstream, with seating at the winery. Just go- you won't be disappointed. The winery was awesome and staff super friendly. I enjoyed the dogs sitting at my feet, waiting on a crumb to drop. I will most definitely come back next time we are out this way. Would love to sample the wine - had to abstain this time around.

All killer, no filler...this food trailer is serving up the best Mexican fare in town bar none!…read more Mami Nina herself is on the grill and you simply can't go wrong. Best tacos & burritos in town, but don't take my word for it, just ask the Sheriff posted up in the parking lot snarfing down his grub. Special shout out for the chorizo, egg & cheese breakfast burrito ($7), no better way to start the day. I wasn't brave enough to go for the spam, egg & cheese burrito but damn sure they go it. Situated within the El Cosmic parking lot, they got ample picnic tables nearby to get your eat on. For bevies they got aqua frescas ($2.50-$3.50) coffee & soda pop.

Our family truly enjoyed our excellent stay here. The hosts Sid and Elena were fantastic and very…read moreaccommodating. Breakfast is wonderful. The place is perfect for our family. I would stay again if in the area. Lots to do there including McDonald Observatory which is a must! Also, Davis state park at historical Ft. Davis. Worth visiting. The only thing I would say is that there needs to be better inside lighting where we stayed, However this place still gets 5 stars!

Sid and Elena were wonderful host and hostess. They were very friendly and accommodating and made…read morethe best breakfast every morning. It felt like being at home away from home and very comfortable. The Inn is located about a mile from Fort Davis. Very convenient and close to everything. Do yourself a favor and book a stay at Davis Mountain Inn. You will not regret it.