Cute restaurant. My husband and I each ordered a hot dog He had the chili dog and I had mustard…read moreand pickle relish dog. Delicious! Buns were toasted. We will come again. Lots to look at.

Passing through Luling on a weekend road trip we got a little hungry and didn't want to hit up fast…read morefood. When we read the name we thought... dang it, we're in. We walked into a time warp! 80s wrestling on tv, 50s and 60s music playing on the speakers, old Coke signs on the wall and a framed 8x10 of Kerry Von Erich w/ Iceman King Parsons at the register. They've got an entire back room that looks like someone's grandmas living room from 40 years ago. As cool and interesting as the ambience was, the food was just as amazing. As you might have guessed, it's a themed fancy hot dog restaurant. The dogs themselves are standard sized and delicious I ordered the "Hi Ho Silver" which is topped with cheese, ranch, jalapeño and bacon. My wife has the "Bandstand" which is a chili weiner. Both were served with home fries and both were $4.99. In addition to the weiners, they have burgers, sandwiches and salads. One kiddo ordered the "Wake Up Little Suzy" burger which includes hash browns and a fried egg ON the burger and the other ordered the "Lucy B" salad and they halved it with each other. The owners are a mother-daughter combo and when talking to them (they were very nice) we learned that the cupcakes and lemon bars were also made in house. We also found out why the place has such a goofy name. Seems there's a cartoon from the early 1900s about a "Gentleman Rabbit" called Uncle Wiggily. A relative suggested that as the name, they changed the spelling a little and... BobsYourUncle... restaurant named. I will say the same is perfect. The place is slightly odd, fantastically eccentric and a little goofy. And the food is priced great (family of 4 in and out for under $30) and is delicious. It's totally worth a trip from out of town to Luling just to eat here... and if you're driving through try and time your hunger right. You won't regret it.

I love the icecream! And the wonderful service! Great people!!! This is place is gonna be a huge…read moresuccess!!!

From the owner: Frosti Creme is an Ice cream, shakes, and self serve frozen yogurt shop…read more Come try our Titanic Banana split challenge and you could win a Free T-shirt! We're located in the middle of the square across from the Milupita Mexican resturaunt.

We went back for more keto pudding. This time we took a risk and each ordered larges. Despite the…read moremassive serving, neither of us got kicked out of ketosis after eating it. I will admit I ate mine over the course of 4 hours because I can be pretty sensitive to carb induced insulin spikes. I don't know exactly how many carbs were in the serving, but it's a proven keto safe dessert! Of course, it's not all about the pudding. The Culinary Room is so cute we had to look around some, and we sat on their single indoor bench to eat some of our treat.

Want world famous ice cream and banana pudding? Look no further! The Culinary Room on historic…read moredowntown Lockhart will take care of you. The world famous ice cream is of course, Amy's. It's an Amy's ice cream counter. There is also the fresh pudding bar (free samples!). We purchased the "tiny" sized banana pudding to share (2 of us) and I'm going to tell you I was orbited into banana pudding space! It was intoxicatingly delicious. A gourmet grocery store that not only offers delectable sweets such as ice cream, banana pudding, and candy treats but they also carry grab & go snacks and meals. Don't forget the pies and gourmet gifts.

My nieces are fanatics for this place. It was a go-to for my dad's birthday. They are super sweet…read morehere...maybe from inhaling sugar all day? Custom cakes, cookies, cake balls, etc. found here. Can't wait to try some of the ice cream and top it with house made cinnamon pecans!!!

Great food, great prices, and friendly workers. Great little gem in Gonzales! Definitely will be…read moreback!

Never thought I would be a fan of Americanized ice cream (always way too sweet), but Lick proved me…read morewrong. Touché. The three of us each grabbed three flavors (F, E, D--haha, funny, right?) and rated each one with sugary zeal. Roasted Beets & Fresh Mint (F, E) - delicious, subtly minty, with a very creamy, mild beet flavor. I never had such a refreshing ice cream that wasn't sorbet. The mint really made a difference. I'm a huge fan of places that curate exotic flavors (a vegetable, really?) into their menu, which only increased my opinion of this place. Hill Country Honey & Vanilla Bean (E) - one of the smoothest vanilla bean ice creams I've had. It reminds me of a traditional ice milk soft serve. It wasn't the most impressive vanilla ice cream I've ever had, but it was still very good in its own right. Dark Chocolate, Olive Oil & Sea Salt (E, D) - such a great balance to the sweetness of the rest of the ice cream options. I always love little chunks of salt in sweets to cut through the sugary intensity, so this one was an instant favorite. GOAT Cheese, Thyme, and Honey (E, D) - a complete 100% hit. Probably my top, alongside the beets. My BFF said it tasted too much like a meal rather than a dessert and couldn't give it a high rating, but as a charcuterie fan, I know there are plenty of "dessert" cheeses. I mean... cream cheese, for example? But is that really a cheese...? Uhhh. Very Strawberry (F) - a clean strawberry flavor. A bit artificial, but still so great. It far outweighed the Sweet Cream w. Strawberry flavor we tasted later. Cookies & Cream (F) - I never liked cookies & cream before, but this changed my mind. It hits so hard when you get a full spoonful. Probably the only cookies & cream I would eat. My BFF's #1. Chocolate Chocolate (F) - love chocolate? Get this. That's all you need to know. Coffee & Cream (D) - oooh, reminds me of the keto coffee ice cream I had once. Would get again. Coffee notes are always great in ice cream. Was this a STRONG standout? No. But did it do its job? Yes. Sweet Cream w. Strawberry (D) - too creamy for me, not enough strawberry. My top flavors by far are: 1) Roasted Beets & Fresh Mint, 2) GOAT Cheese, Thyme, and Honey, and 3) Dark Chocolate, Olive Oil & Sea Salt. All three were unique flavors that I would absolutely get again. We sat on the little barstools watching the line get progressively longer as the night went on. It was really interesting to see how many people came in for a sweet treat at 11 PM. The atmosphere was pleasant, parking was pretty easy, and while it never got too crowded, the place was surprisingly popular.

Nut allergy friendly: they do label allergens and they won't open a new container, but they did get…read moreme a new scoop Parked in the garage for free with no issues. Quite busy at 8:15PM on a Sunday! About ten people ahead of us and only two people working so it took about 10-15mins with people asking for samples and such. While we were there, it was always a packed line so it definitely gets really busy from 8-9PM! We got three larges for a total of twelve flavors, a little bit of overlap: Mine: Dark Chocolate Olive Oil and Sea Salt - Really liked this, the bitter saltiness offset the creaminess really well. Coffee with Cream - A very light but roasty coffee, like a light coffee. I liked this!; Goat Cheese, Thyme and Honey - The herbal flavor is more subtle than I expected! Not too sweet, liked this one Sweet Cream & Strawberry - this one didn't stand out much to me Others: Roasted Beets and Fresh Mint - I really liked this one! The beets and mint hit on the back of your tongue, yum Chocolate Chocolate - Very intense chocolate, not too crazy about it though Cookies & Cream - Surprisingly good! I liked this one Very Strawberry - way more strawberry than the sweet cream. I'd recommend this over the sweet cream and strawberry Hill Country Honey & Vanilla Bean - Pretty light, a classic. Thought it was okay. If I had a tier list it would be: 1) Coffee with Cream 2) Goat Cheese 3) Dark Chocolate Olive Oil 4) Roasted Beets and Mint 5) Cookies & Cream 6) Very Strawberry 7) Vanilla Bean 8) Chocolate Chocolate 9) Sweet Cream & Strawberry Overall, a few hits, a few misses, but it was a fun tasting experience. We paid via inKind with no issues, which made it a pretty solid value.

I ended up in Texas because of a guy with a Buc-ee's T-shirt…read more About year ago while shopping for groceries at Freddy's (aka Fred Meyer) I saw some guy confidently wearing a red t-shirt with a cartoon looking beaver on it. I was like, "Um, ok, what's that about?" I got home and looked it up. I found out it was Texan company. Then I decided I wanted to visit the biggest Buc-ee's in the Lone Star State. We landed in San Antonio and rented a car. Thankfully it didn't have a California license plate. We drove to Luling on our way to Austin. We pulled into the Buc-ee's parking lot. We saw the gas prices. Gas in Texas is more affordable than Washington State. Took a photo with the metal critter in front of the entrance then made our way into the store. Spacious, busy. Bathroom was clean. We picked up some brisket sandwiches and some sodas. Food is more affordable in Texas. We also bought some souvenirs to take back home including a red shirt with the beaver.

Buc-ee's is known for spotless cleaning, smiling faces, fast paced and good energy. Went there…read moretoday at 7:40pm and it wasn't too good. Restrooms had two hand soap dispensers completely broken, paper towel in the corner on the floors, soda station a mess and not wiped, slushie station a mess, coffee sauces out, empty bottles sitting there, coffee machines dusty with beans all over. Come on Buc-ee's. Is the normal standard not there anymore. No more wow factor anymore? Or getting too big that procedure is being lost in the process? Didn't look like people were working and the ones who were seemed very unhappy and not guest focused. Coming from someone in management for the past 15 years. Maybe it's just this Buc-ee's that needs work?

There's nothing better on a summer evening than taking a ride to the local ice cream parlor. Off…read morethe Rails is a great place to take your family for a cone or shake. Located in the North Main Street historic district, this place serves up quality treats made with Austin's favorite Amy's Ice Cream. I love their waffle cones: not too big but large enough to pack a generous scoop. The cones are thin so you can enjoy eating them unlike other places with thick dough that feels like you could break a tooth with it. The store is in a huge space with high ceilings so even when it's busy it doesn't feel crowded. Fast and hometown friendly service is the norm here. Highly recommended.

I appreciate the response, and I understand that you do not maintain a public restroom. But I think…read moreyour response misses the point of my review. This was not someone walking in off the street asking to use your facilities. She was part of a group that had just purchased four servings of ice cream, and she was 8 1/2 months pregnant. You say that "customer safety supersedes all." What potential harm to anyone's safety would have resulted from making a one-time exception and allowing a woman who was 8 1/2 months pregnant to use the restroom? In response to the owners reply: I understand that businesses have rules and regulations to follow. But there is also room in life for judgment, compassion, and basic human decency. If there truly was a legal prohibition that left your staff absolutely no discretion, that is one thing. But simply saying "we're not allowed" does not explain how allowing a heavily pregnant paying customer to use an employee restroom would have endangered her, your staff, or anyone else. The ice cream was good. The staff was otherwise friendly. My criticism remains exactly what it was: when presented with an unusual and very human circumstance, your business chose rigid adherence to a rule over a small act of kindness. I found that disappointing. We ended up going around the corner to Lucy's who behaved in a manner in every way that your business didn't. Very poor form.

Love this place so much! The lines can sometimes get long, but that's to be expected with great…read morefood, treats, and service.

Hakuna Matata... what a wonderful phrase... It means no worries... as I scarf down these calories!!…read moreLiterally saw this gem and drove 15 mins out of my way to come into town and see what this place was about. I asked the man at the front if this is family owned and he said that he ran this place with his wife.. it's just them! When I drove up I saw two cars waiting.. it does take a little time to get your food.. please known it is because it is just them fixing everything one by one. You can tell when you receive your goodies that they really put a lot of effort into everything they give you. And you can definitely tell! I ordered the dorilocos and the Jumex preparada. Holy Chamoy!!! AMAZING! Dorilocos has cabbage, cucumber, chile, tamarindo, Jamaica, and of course the doritos! (I'm missing something) I didn't want it to end..Delicioso! The Jumex had strawberries, apples, jamaica, mango, cantaloupe with Chamoy and tamarindo.. your choice of Jumex. The owner even gave me a taste of the strawberries and cream desert they had! It was also AMAZING! Please don't forget about these hidden gems as you're passing through. Many times they are the best! Spread the word!

From Chicago, just moved to Kyle, first time at Rhea's today. Here are some thoughts:…read more -This place has a pretty cool vibe. Located near downtown San Marcos and Texas State U. -The inside is small but you can sit at the bar, and there are a couple of tables and chairs to hang out. -The service was great. I asked for a recommendation, and the young woman behind the counter asked me if I like bananas. I do. She told me to try the banana pudding. Wow! -My wife got the S'mores. Loved it. And the cones are really good too. -Cost is $8 for one scoop. Highly recommended!!

Small little store downtown. Attendant was polite and helpful.. but the ice cream i sampled and…read morethe one I purchased were more icy than creamy. I think ice cream should be creamy and rich and this was closer to ice milk in my opinion. I probably won't give it another chance. Responding to the owner reply: well kudos for reading your reviews and responding. That's a great thing. I sampled S'mores and Pecan Praline. I went with a single scoop of pecan praline. It wasn't bad tasting but just didnt compare with what I'm used to, e.g. marble slab. Thanks for asking.

Espresso so good we drove across town to buy a bag. Gelato so creamy and perfectly sweet. Great…read moreservice, super helpful.

The quality is consistent. The goat cheese flavor is very…read morestrong. If goat cheese is your thing, you will love it.