Thai food on the move! Isn't life grand. Tried BoThai Saturday at La Villa. Renee, Becky, and Bo…read morewere all very friendly and hooked us up with some good food. Glenda got the Pad Thai and I got the 3 plate combo. Wow, thats a lot of food. The combo is beef salad, curry chicken, and chicken fried rice. All were good but the curry needs just a little more broth on the rice to make it nice and juicy. Glenda said the pad Thai was very good. Prices are about what you would expect from a food truck. Right now they are in Houston helping out but they'll be back soon. If you like Thai food, you'll like BoThai!

This is the Thai food most similar to what I am use to getting from overseas. I tried one other…read moreplace in Abilene and for me, this is the better food.

How do you sell just corn? You make it a whole bunch of different ways! I've only had Mexican corn…read moreone time, and that was a long time ago. I wanted to give this truck a try. I ordered what I will call the regular corn. Corn, crema', paprika ,Cotija cheese, and you pick your spiciness. I went kind of gentle on the spice and mixed it in well. Delicious! You can't find cream style corn this good! They have some dishes that the Ingredient list gets downright crazy. I will have to decide which one to try! You can usually find them at La Villa in S. 1st. Give them a try!

From the owner: Crazy Corn stands out for its authentic flavors and unique style. We serve fresh corn, refreshing…read moreaguas frescas, and creative combinations like tostielotes and prepared clamatos. Enjoy a cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and a fun vibe that will make you want to come back again and again.

Authentic Mexican street tacos that hit every time service was fast too! Will go again soon.read more

Use to be good, not anymore! New owner. Food is less than average. I wouldn't bother stopping there…read moreagain for tacos.

Every time we're in Abilene, Rockin Rollerz is a must! The food is absolutely delicious -- hands…read moredown one of the best burgers I've ever had. Their fries are crispy and seasoned just right, and their milkshakes are the perfect treat to top off the meal. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is fun, welcoming, and laid-back, with excellent service!!! making it a great spot to relax and enjoy a great meal. We look forward to eating here every visit. Highly recommend if you're craving a seriously good burger and a great vibe!

Great menu. FABULOUS FOOD. Best chicken sandwich ever. Fresh fresh fresh. We felt the love.read more

Their street tacos are awesome.. great for the price.. Love the people that own it and work there...read more

Very stingy with the hotsauce as I have purchased food a couple of times and repeatedly asked for…read moreabundant amounts of hotsauce only to have to repeatedly go back & complain about not getting anything other than the minimum amount of hotsauce and this is not acceptable!

Outstanding! Stopped…read morefor dinner driving through Abilene on the way to Midland from FW-D. Delicious burgers, Nashville Not Chicken and chili fries. Also: Texas craft brews on tap! Excellent service too. This will be a regular stop for our family's trips to Abilene

Had no napkins had no ice tea had no sweet tea. Hamburger was good. People were nice for $13 for a…read morehamburger. I'd think they could bus some tables. I know now they cater to younger folks but to stay in business restock and keep them updated. Sorry not a happy customer.

Absolutely some of the best BBQ I've had in ages - and I'm a bbq snob from Kansas City!…read more We had the sampler (brisket, pork ribs, pulled pork, pulled chicken, and one each of the mild and spicy sausages). I fully expected that one or two of the meats would be good and the rest just passable. I was wrong. Every single bite was spectacular. We also had the brisket and queso chips and pig candy - both were really tasty; the chips especially were very fresh and sprinkled with just a touch of bbq rub. We arrived a few minutes before they opened on a warm Saturday and the wait was about 75 minutes or so. Definitely worth standing in line for. There's ample outdoor (but covered) seating and plenty of good music playing, plus cornhole games if you're feeling competitive. Jays will be our go-to for BBQ the next time we're in Abilene! PS - if it's still available when you go, be sure to try the cherry chipotle sauce - it's amazing!

Outside of the big heavy hitters in major cities, Texas Monthly's Top 50 BBQ list often leads you…read moreto smaller joints you'd never think to visit otherwise. The list brought me three and a half hours north of Austin to try Jay's BBQ Shack in Abilene. My girlfriend and I got in line around 10:40 am, and it was already turning the corner. According to my Yelp research, if you're not early, you're late. The restaurant is in a super cool location. It's a red brick house where all the operations take place, with a huge side patio for seating. There are a lot of cute photo ops and things to look at while you move through the line, like it's a Disneyland queue. My favorite is the alien with a Guns N' Roses shirt, a Michelob, and Doritos shorts. Their menu is expansive. From your traditional meats to your plates, there are also sandwiches, tacos, queso, Frito pie, and more. The line moves at a slow but steady pace. Orders are taken at one window, and pickups happen at the next. We had a pretty sizable meal for the two of us, and it was just around $55, which felt pretty affordable for BBQ. We ordered the Texas Trinity (as I normally do regardless of it being an option or not). I didn't read the menu closely enough to realize it also came with two sides. The one-third pound brisket, sausage link, two ribs, and two sides total $31, which feels like a steal. I will now talk about everything I tried: Brisket: When you try so many all-star places, it feels harsh to call a place's brisket "alright" when compared to a Rudy's, which this is far better than. Compared to other Top 50 joints, though, their brisket was alright. Their fatty cut was good, but their lean was not impressive and a little dry. I hate to say that the lean needed some sauce to save it. Pork Ribs: The best thing on their menu. Their pork ribs are massive and very well-flavored on the bark. I would come back just for the ribs. Each pork rib is $3, and you can add as many additional ribs to your order, which is an awesome feature this joint has. New Mexico Christmas Sausage: It was fun to have "Christmas" sausage, but I wish it actually had the kick it should have had from the green and red peppers and pepper jack cheese. It was good nonetheless, but not impressive. Bread: Their bread is Texas toast, which I have yet to see at another BBQ joint and thought was super cool. Imagine a Raising Cane's toast slice. I do wish we got more for the amount of BBQ we ordered, and I don't know if that's something we were supposed to ask for, but one slice is not enough. Hatch Chile Mac and Cheese: It tastes like a classic cafeteria macaroni and cheese, which feels nostalgic. The panko breadcrumbs don't do much, and the spice is minimal, but I enjoyed it quite a bit. Jalapeño Corn: There was really no kick to this corn either. It tasted like canned corn. There'snothing else to say. Pork Candy: The pork candy, or their "Kansas City-Style Bacon Burnt Ends," was really nice. The saucy flavor was impressive. Having had a similar style of bacon before, I enjoyed the fattiness, but the better pieces were definitely the harder and less fatty cuts. Banana Pudding: A very well-done dessert and a great treat to wrap up the meal. There were plenty of BBQ sauces to choose from. Their traditional and mustard BBQ sauces were both good, but their spicy BBQ sauce was honestly terrible. It had this back-of-the-throat kick that didn't taste good. It felt like a hot sauce that didn't care about balancing heat and flavor, focusing instead on seeing what the heat could do. It wasn't significantly spicy, it truly just tasted bad. I think it's cool for Abilene to have a quality BBQ joint like Jay's, and I know it becomes a challenge to compare so many Top 50 spots. I think Jay's is good but not great. I've had better non-Top 50 joints but also worse Top 50 joints. If you're ever in the area, it's worth checking out, but not worth the trip to Abilene alone. On second thought, the alien guy who sits at the bench might be worth the trip alone other than that my girlfriend considered leaving me for him due to his raw beauty. What a jerk. RIYL: Hot Aliens

The Good I tried their shrimp cocktail, and it was…read moredelicious. I had the large portion, and it came with plenty of shrimp, full of flavor and ingredients. I have zero complaints about their food. The people at Armando's are friendly and attentive. The Bad I have tried their street tacos before, and those are fine. This review is only about their shrimp cocktail (Coctel de Camaron). The Ugly The place is falling apart, and it looks terrible from the outside. Then you enter the little shack and realize it looks the same inside.

My coworker and have food from today for lunch. I had the California burrito and my co worker had a…read morequesadilla. We also ordered lemonades and they forgot to us straws.

My favorite mexican restaurant in all of Abilene. I've had over 7 different items in their menu and…read morehave loved every single one. Great vibes too. The service is pretty solid depending on who you get, but mostly happy people!

Enjoyed the tasty, crispy chips! Chicken fajita was good, too. But with the loud chatter, music,…read moreand no acoustic file - it was really noisy!