We were in search of a good breakfast spot to stop at while headed to Dallas. Summer, our waitress…read moreset the tone from the moment we walked in. A warm greeting as soon as we walked in and sat! Summer helped us navigate the menu, and hooked it up our cinnamon roll with some butter warmed up to start. Ask for grilled biscuits, it's an absolute must. While Summer welcomed other guests walking in, checked in on her other tables she made sure we had all we needed once our breakfast came. Our coffee stayed filled (very important lol) bellies full and the best customer service we could have asked for. The diner vibe we wanted was perfect. The space was open, with tables and booths for all size of parties ready to sit. Ps. Cinarolls are made I house Sundays only! & if you want the best service ask for Sunmer! The sweetest, with the biggest smile, an her starry night apron!

The food is ok but the service isn't consistent. I guess it depends on your server. I tip pretty…read moredecently but hardly ever get refills. I guess I'm not part of the " Good O'l Boys " network? Something gotta change.

First time at the Copper Bar. Food was C+/B- (grilled chicken sandwich and a hamburger steak)…read more Chicken was over-grilled and hamburger steak was too rare (good vet could have brought it back to life!). Waitress admitted "I would not eat that" but made no offer to remedy the situation. The venue was OK overlooking the golf course and swimming pool, but the place needs a fresh coat of paint. I doubt I'll return.

It is also known as "the hideout" so don't be confused and…read morelost, as my husband and I were when we first stumbled upon this little "gem" in the golf course World. We thought we were going to "The Copper Bar", only to learn it was "The Hideout" Sarah was Amazing and so sweet & genuine! Please don't be thrown off by the "golf club" setting because those that eat there, are thoroughly spoiled by good, home cooking!!! That gravy makes me Wish you sold it In GALLONS!!! BBurden

Stopped in on the way to Palo Duro Canyon. Really great friendly service and it was fast. Got the…read moreSassy Sausage Biscuit which was really tasty with the apple butter. I added a little Louisiana hot sauce to get that salty savory combo. The biscuit was homemade and solid. They came around and filled up our water. Everything was top notch!

Absolutely, with out a doubt this is a must if you find yourself in Brownwood, the food here is the…read moreperfect example of people that have a vision and a strong passion in what they do, I had the Toasty Roasty, Marbled Rye, roast beef, grilled onions, smoked Gouda and spicy brown mustard. It was absolutely delicious, very rare for a restaurant to have all the right qualities perfectly in place, you can tell they love what they do, the wife absolutely loved the The Harris, deli sliced turkey, Vermont cheddar, mayo, spicy mustard, drizzled with raspberry chipotle sauce with spinach on a brioche bread, this will be a place to head to 1:30 hours away but definitely worth the trip. Thank you Joe and Marie Smith for the experience of a delicious lunch.

The Turtle is truly exceptional--easily one of the finest dining experiences you will find anywhere…read morein Texas, not just Brownwood. Mary has built something very special here. The food is world-class: thoughtfully conceived, beautifully executed, and consistently excellent. You would normally have to travel to Austin, Dallas, or Houston to find a restaurant of this caliber--and pay significantly more. The fact that Mary delivers this level of quality here, and does so consistently, is remarkable. Everything is cooked to order, exactly as it should be in a serious kitchen. This is not fast, mass-produced food--and that's the point. If you value freshness, precision, and quality, The Turtle delivers every time. The bar is equally outstanding, and one of my favorite places to sit and dine. This is an ideal place for date nights or when hosting out-of-town guests you truly want to impress. The Turtle impressed my hardest-to-please food critic, which says everything. For me, it has become a regular favorite--one of Brownwood's absolute treasures. Go for the food. Stay for the ambience. #thebar

Food was amazing! Loved the salmon. Service was spot on! Locally owned and a must stop when in…read moretown.

DELICIOUS! I actually heard about this place from a Reddit post about places to stop on a road trip…read moreacross Texas and I'm so glad I listened! It's home cooked food, calories-not-monitored, but worth every single bite. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but I knew it was going to be good when we saw the parking lot was overflowing into the grass. Luckily there was still an open table inside and we were welcomed by the sweetest staff and our waitress was just as wonderful. So many things looked good on the menu, but I couldn't resist ending this road trip with another taste of chicken fried steak to compare to Mary's (and they can definitely compete because it was AWESOME)! We also tried the chicken fried chicken (delicious), sweet potato casserole (amazing), Mae's potato casserole (tasty), cheese sticks (good), and the hamburger and fries which was obviously delicious enough that my picky daughter almost finished it - which says a LOT! We were very glad that we'd ordered the "smaller portions" for lunch because it meant we could grab a few of the desserts to go to snack on for our final leg of the road trip and keep enjoying at home. We tried the toffee cake (incredible), peanut butter cake (sinfully good), and the coconut pie (very light and creamy)! We also snagged some items to take home with us from their coolers and I can 100% recommend their pork tamales and summer sausage. If you get the chance to stop here, you won't regret it at all! Delicious, great service, and good portions!

I love the maverick burger but one of my favorite things is the grilled chicken salad !!! Delicious…read more! They make the chicken soooo good. Always friendly here and never had a bad meal ! Love them

My wife and I were on our way home from Glen Rose, TX and decided to stop by for some breakfast…read moreto-go. The name on Yelp of this restaurant needs to be changed to "2nd Street Social." It's right next door to where the address on the Yelp Page will take you, but it is formerly the "Bakeshop." The staff mentioned to us the former building/house was being renovated to become an AirBnB or something. We were looking forward to patio seating given we had our pup with us, but the restaurant didn't have any, so we opted for drive-thru. The restaurant itself has a small parking lot. The woman who took our order was very kind and informative, as mentioned previously. I ordered an "Iced Latte with White Chocolate" and ordered the "Breakfast Burrito," which contained sausage, scrambled eggs, and cheese. The latte was good, creamy and sweet with the WC flavoring. The burrito was also good, not amazing, but good! I should have ordered 2 of them, it wasn't too big, so keep that in mind. The cheese was melted inside and the sausage was super flavorful. There was a section of my burrito in which the sausage was actually cold, which took me by surprise, but other than that it was good. Pricing was decent for what we ordered. We would come back if we were driving through again!!

Everything was amazing! We typically zip through, stopping for chocolate if we stop. Today, we…read morepopped in for lunch. The chicken carpese burger was amazing! My husband got the hamburger. He was full and said it was delicious. My daughter had the sliders and said they were great. Very very pleased!

A beautiful, warm and cozy house/B&B! The Inn Keepers are wonderful - so knowledgeable about the…read morehistory of the house and the area. They were very accommodating and caring with special food needs. Went above and beyond to serve breakfast items my husband could eat. Even sent us home with items they wouldn't eat. So thoughtful! Our room in the carriage house was so spacious. Definitely recommend this place and would stay again if in the area.

What an incredible B&B. We stayed for three nights and we had a great experience. The San…read moreGabriel House is located in the Olive Street National Historic District of Georgetown, TX. Not only is the house beautiful, the interior of the house is warm and inviting. Our room was spacious and relaxing. Our bed was so comfortable, it was hard to get out of bed. (In a very good way). The house has a great backyard, with plenty of mature pecan trees that provides plenty of shade so you can sit outside and relax. The property has beautiful landscaping, and really helps you decompress. Danni and Mark manage the B&B, and they live on site. Danni is very friendly and she goes out of her way to make sure everyone is is having a great experience. Danni creates some of the best breakfasts that we have ever had, and her creations could be on any fine dining menu. We met Jeannie, the owner, and she was very nice. We also met some great guests, and one couple lives near us. We really connected and we will be going to lunch with them in two weeks. We will definitely go back and visit on our next trip to Georgetown.

I love eating downtown in any small town, Texas. They tend to have some great hidden gem…read morerestaurants. This was no exception. The chicken fried steak was done quite well and not overly salted. Homemade cornbread with plenty of butter and honey. Fried green tomatoes that were properly breaded. The atmosphere was surprisingly modern and comfortable. This place should've been way busier on a Tuesday night.

Our waitress was very nice and friendly, but overall our experience at Greer's Ranch Café was…read moredisappointing. I ordered an espresso martini -- should've known better -- it wasn't good. The food was pretty bland, especially the mac and cheese. The fried green tomatoes were heavily battered in cornmeal, which just wasn't my taste. One of our friends had to send her steak back twice -- the first time it was overcooked, the second time undercooked, and even after that, it still wasn't quite right. At that point, we just kept it. It honestly seemed like the cook was having a rough day. Friendly service, but the food definitely missed the mark for us.

The food was delicious! It just took a really long time…read more I loved the country fried steak and eggs and my family loved their meals as well. I do wish service was a bit quicker.

3.5 We got here…read morepretty early so we were served right away. We got everything we ordered and it was a chill vibe most of the time. The food was good and I was able to get a gluten free plate despite them not having GF bread options. That's fine at least I got a decent meal. There were complaints around us of folks not getting items but we were good. Bathrooms were clean and parking easy. I will say it was a bit sad that all the art on the walls was clearly AI...there have to be local artists that could supply work?

The food is absolutely delicious! The bacon is nice a crisp and everything is homemade from scratch…read morethe service is so great and kind I would definitely come here again if we were in the area!

Food: 2 stars - it was food. Ambience: 2 stars - not all…read morerestaurants next to a gas station feel like they are, this one does. Service: 3 stars - DeAnne was attentive and friendly. Value: 3 stars - it was food and it was cheap, value really depends on how much you are willing to pay for more flavor and texture. Overall: 2.5 stars - Would not recommend. There is a McDonalds one block away. Gas station food. They were friendly and the prices were cheap. We had the CDP breakfast. One egg, one pancake, two slices of bacon and a side of hash browns. The has browns were good, the egg was an egg, the bacon was bacon and the pancake was a large, flat, vehicle for unremarkable syrup. Would not recommend. There are not a lot of choices here for Sunday Brunch, next time we come this way we will probably try the Big Cup Eatery and Bar. If a full parking lot is any indication of quality.