Had an awesome brunch here this morning. The food was all really good. I got the southwestern…read moreskillet which was the perfect blend of cheesy spicy potatoes and scrambled eggs, with some chicken sausage to round it all out. I also tried a bite of the strawberry cream waffle and it was delicious! Crunchy on the outside and soft and creamy inside. The service was quick and friendly, and overall just a great experience. I'm visiting from out of town, but would definitely come back here if I'm ever in the area.

Customer service was very attentive. Greeted upon entry with smiles. Server was pleasant and…read moreattentive. The walls are decorated with records, music posters, beer signs & the like. It almost looks like bar decor but tasteful. I don't feel like I'm in a bar. The food was delicious and there's a lot of it. The potatoes could use a bit more seasoning. The chicken is thigh meat which is different but good. Definitely will be back.

Was pleasantly surprised! The signage is poor and the…read moreexterior needs landscaping but the food was to die for. How can breakfast be different than most places, right! Well this has to be the freshest food that we have ever eaten. The bread is made in house and didn't disappoint... The oatmeal raisin cookie was the best. Desert to go! We have been back twice and will continue to go back. Lunch on my second trip was absolutely amazing. Go and try it... it will not disappoint!!!

On occasion I have the privilege of paying a visit to the VA Hospital in Temple, Tx. It's our…read moretraditional to visit Megs Cafe, among others for breakfast. The food is great, the atmosphere is quiet, very family oriented, the service is always fantastic and they offer a Veterans discount. Their menu is unique like no other. Lots of original items. I repeated the "Three-Dom" breakfast item. Eggs to order, meat and choice of hotcakes, French toast or others. I choose buttermilk pancakes with blueberries. OMG, it was so good. Shared it with my wife and the portion was just right. Our server "Hope", was amazing. Offering great breakfast choices and came by frequently for coffee fill ups. I've been documenting the conditions of restrooms lately. Theirs is clean and maintained. Michael C. - Georgetown, Tx.

Great food and nice people. The service was charming and warm. Great Texan brisket and the banana…read morepudding was so good.

10000000/10. I came here back in late 2025 (Christmas time) and was so sorry to hear what happened…read morejust a few months later. Because this place has the BEST bbq I've had in a while. All of the staff was friendly and service was pretty quick! The sides were incredible as well as the meats.

The lavender drink was incredible and the general aesthetic is top notch. It was a great place to…read morestop by on a hot afternoon for lunch.

Quaint place downtown Belton inside the Katy building. Easy to find parking. The inside is very…read moresmall. I wish there was more of an entryway. You have to leave the restaurant to use the restroom that is shared by several businesses. This place is great if you enjoy fried food. Classics like chicken fried steak, burgers, fries, etc. I really enjoyed the Chicken and Dumplings, cucumber salad, cabbage, and black eyed peas. They also have great housemade ranch dressing. I'm not sure if they serve breakfast. At one time they were serving breakfast, then they stopped. Service is nice but they can get really busy so patience is key depending on the day.

We stopped in for a snack, but the tacos could have been dinner. We wanted to try a new place, read…read moreour books and have a quick bite. This place has a peaceful atmosphere, really good sweet tea, and perfectly delicious tacos! We will be back!

Came in on a weekday, and it was not packed. They gave a wide array of drink/food options. As a…read morecoffee addict I obvi got an Americano; which was pretty solid. Ambiance is cozy with plenty of seating! I would like bigger tables for parties of two. Me and misses had to sit apart bc not enough room on small tables. The vibes are great for studying or hanging out with friends/family.

I LOVE kolaches. They are one of my very most favorite baked goodies. When traveling to the area, I…read moreKNEW I had to get my hands on some of these bad boys as they are a Texas specialty. Kolache Kitchen appeared to be the best reviewed purveyor of these bread shaped dreams, and, though we already had a great lunch to eat, my sister and I made our way here to see what was available. KK doesn't look like much from the outside, and appears even worse from the inside, but these are often characteristics of my favorite businesses, and I ain't lookin' for ambiance at a bakery! Their sad case displayed just a few varieties of sweet kolaches, but then I asked if they had sausage rolls available, and the kind employee said they had loads! I guess they keep them separate (and heated!), so don't just assume you are limited to what you can see. Excitedly, we ended up ordering two of each meat variety (available as 5 or 2 1/2 inch), a coconut roll, and on a whim, a box of day old, half priced fruit kolaches 'cause why not? We took everything back to my sister's house, and commenced stuffing our faces. The rolls were individually wrapped in paper and marked with a letter: "S" for sausage, "C" for sausage and cheese, and "P" for jalapeño, sausage, and cheese. The ham and cheese is a different shape, and unmarked. They use local Slovacek sausage, and it is fantastic: juicy and flavorful, but not too salty. We loved everything, with jalapeño winning overall favorite. It is spicy, but not overly so. They use American cheese, which I do not prefer, but it is perfect in this application. The ham & cheese was also excellent. We heated up the day old kolaches in a 350 degree oven for about ten minutes, and it really softened them up. At about 50 cents a piece it's a steal, and while I'm sure the fresh ones are superior, we were perfectly happy with these. I tried apple, prune, and apricot, the latter of which was my favorite. The coconut roll had bits of flaked coconut rolled within the wonderfully yeasty bread, and it was not too sweet in the best way, but unfortunately dry. I almost wonder if it was day old as well, though it was not designated as such. Prices are super reasonable with sweet varieties for $1.30 each, sausage rolls ranging $1.45 to $3.25 each, depending on size and variety, and slight discounts for a dozen. Additional offerings include many made to order pies ($16 ea), plus a few frozen casseroles ($13-$26). A small cooler contained soft drinks, and while the interior, with it's wood paneled walls and blue plastic tablecloths, looks like a bad 1980's wedding reception, they do have seating if you'd like to dine in. I have had myriad kolaches from all over the US, and KK's savory varieties were far and away the king of all.

You have to try this place! It's a little homemade bakery that has so many things. Kolaches, any…read morekind you could want, baked goods, pies, dinners and side dishes. Cinnamon rolls, coconut cream cheese rolls, buttermilk pies! You can tell they put their heart and soul into their product...

The ambience is light and airy with lights of visual things to capture your attention. Light early…read more60s and 70s rock playing as background music. The service was prompt and friendly. The best news was the food. We got the Caprese crepes as well as the cinnamon roll crepe with a side of French scrambled eggs. Highly recommended. How did I not know about this place living here for 18 years?

Belton was always known as a community, strolling downtown to different shops and supporting each…read moreother. Braved the heat today to support the farmers market, then walked to Creperie. Juggling toddlers, I stopped to support the coffee shop there. Finally made it just to be denied entrance bcuz of said coffee in my hand. It's such a disruptive & robotic stance to the situation. You see me with hungry toddlers and turn me away bcuz I supported your business-neighbor is so odd and un-belton like. I went elsewhere and had no trouble there. Thx! Correction the small coffee was from the farmers market. Long day. Good luck

Nice little hole in the wall Mexican restaurant in Belton. Their food is great and seems to be a…read morebit more authentic than the others throughout Belton and CTX. Would recommend.

Someone across my path recommended this location and said once I try this place I will never go To…read moreanother taco spot. Parking lot is very small. As we walked in, this cozy spot. Staff were great. He even gave me a free muffin. Food was decent but not the hype. It's another taco spot near by and the tacos are better. Will I come back probably not, but the cinnamon rolls looked good.

Let me tell you now....I am forever ruined...after eating here All Mexican food can NEVER MAKE IT…read moreTO THIS LEVEL ...I will never be the same ..this is a destination place ..put it in your bucket list ..HOLY CRAP...Mind blowing.

Best and most beautiful restaurant in central Texas, Chueys and Lupes in Austin can compare to the…read moreornate, gorgeous and very original Mexican decorations from awesome black and white photos to brilliant plates decorated uniquely and the BEST CHILE / Hot Sauce ever, just like Granma used to make and big, tasty breakfast taco's for cheap, fast and friendly service and worth the drive

Excellent service, amazing food, and the prices were very reasonable. Everyone had something…read moredifferent at the table and it was all very good.

There was plenty of seating available when we came here on a Saturday evening. I got the white…read morecheese enchiladas, and my friend got the carne asada. We both liked our meals. The enchiladas were very creamy, and I got carnitas for the meat, which were okay. The beans were alright, and the rice was not the type I would expect at a Mexican restaurant. The sauce was really good though. The carne asada was pretty solid. The portions were large, although I finished all of mine. My friend got the paloma, and it was very sour with an off putting taste. Service was friendly.