LOVE this place! Great food. I have celiac. Many options! The catfish, tacos,burgers and cornbread…read moreall amazing! Excellent service/knowledgeable staff! A definite must try. You won't regret it.

We visited the Galleria Chisos on the first day it reopened after being closed for a year for The…read moreCOVID. The owners (husband and wife) were extremely friendly. There are plenty of works for sale by local artists and this is, in my opinion, the best place in the area to pick up a souvenir actually made locally. The Gallery ended up being one of the family favorite stops in the Terlingua area.

Although I was only in the area for 4 days, Venga became a morning ritual. Sunrise, coffee and…read morebreakfast at Venga, run my day, sleep and repeat. The coffee is fine, speciality but pretty simple, and the food works, but I'm confident this spot is so popular for their other offering. The aesthetic pet friendly patio, spacious interior, variety of plants, and purchasable local artwork set it apart for anything and everything you'll find in the area. In fact, if you have a couple minutes to spare, it's worth stopping in, grabbing a drink, and treating the spot like a museum/local store. From tshirts, to hiking gear, to small local products, cacti and more, there's a little something for everyone, Protip: visit them at sunrise for an unrivaled majestic experience. :)

One of the few places that are open in the morning. The doors to what might be Terlingua's more…read moremodern building open daily at 8:00am. We showed up early for our ride with Terlingua Stables, while we had some time to burn, we dropped by to grab some coffee. It looked like it opened slightly earlier the day prior, and the day we got there it was as if they were still getting ready at 8:20am. I was glad to have this place open during the Terlingua "slow" season. They had three types of drip available, and I tried one of their muffins. I think for the most part the other patrons in the shop/cafe. The menu has sandwiches, toasts, breakfast snacks. So, if you had time, at breakfast or lunch, food is an option. The staff were nice. The cafe and shop were clean. The shop had a variety of things for sale - cool gear, cool snacks, cool coffee, cool art. They have art for sale, and big art, small art... shirts with art on them. Liz picked up a light long sleeve shirt to cover her arms during our times outside. There's a cool painting of John Wayne outside the bathroom for about $1,200. There is a bigger but similar style mural of Willie Neslon in the main shop area. It looks real cool. They have African statues and masks from all over. In the cafe portion, you can find plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Liz enjoyed her coffee in the unusually cool and breezy July morning outside. Solid 3.5 and great place for coffee and art.

The displays outside are pretty good, lots of nice rocks. But if you step inside the shop there's a…read morebumper sticker with a Hitler quote prominently displayed, a large confederate flag, and such. We left without buying anything.

I can't wait to visit Many Stones again! It's my one of my favorite highlights while visiting the…read morearea. I wish I could come more than 1x a year this will be my 5th visit this May. Always great finds and fun to talk rocks and about the Marfa lights!

**This is a 3.5 star review.**…read more This place is really close to being off the grid, but there are just enough amenities to keep you comfy. It's also a fantastic place to take photos of the stars. The staff: Wonderful! Everyone I encountered made me feel like a million bucks. I encourage you to ask them how they ended up here, because their stories are wonderful. The room: We stayed in #28, which was close to everything, including the laundry, office and restaurant. I liked the convenience, but would've preferred a room a few hundred yards away so that I didn't have to dodge generators and power lines for my nightly photo shoots of the galaxy. -- The beds were comfortable, and the rooms were clean. Question though: Why would you put a refrigerator in the room and not a TV or microwave? Additional amenities: There is laundry here, as well as ice, snacks and a few essentials available at the HQ. Other comments: One other reviewer complained that this place wasn't close to Terlingua and listed Alpine on the GPS. He's right and he's wrong. First, it's called Terlingua Ranch Lodge, and it has a Terlingua postal address. Secondly, 40 miles is nothing to these folks. I talked to someone at the desk whose daughter attends public school in Terlingua and takes a 45-minute bus ride every morning. Finally, my GPS also says Alpine, despite that Alpine is 70 miles up the road. GPS also misspelled my last home address. So what! Nothing is close here! It's SW Texas, for crying out loud. -- I would highly recommend renting a car or SUV to visit this place as the last few miles of the trip on the ranch road is covered in loose rock. I experienced one window chip, and I'm pretty sure that there are some dents on the undercarriage. Thank goodness my credit card includes insurance on rental cars. And thank goodness someone advised me not to take my own car. Finally, though I highly recommend this place, I think they suffer from an identity crisis. On one hand, I can pretty much buy anything I need at the office; eat what I want at the restaurant; do my laundry; get decent internet access; take a hot shower, and set the room temperature to a comfortable 72 degrees to sleep on a nice mattress. This place obviously doesn't want to be known as "off the grid," so why not put TVs in the rooms and a microwave and coffee maker? Either way, I would certainly stay here again.

A nice rustic and pup friendly place to stay if you are visiting the Big Bend National Park or…read morestate park. The cabins/rooms are clean with the basic necessities... no frills. They have a nice pool onsite along with a great little restaurant serving up meals all day. Everyone on staff we encountered was friendly, helpful and welcoming. Be ready to disconnect or bring a good book, WiFi is spotty which is totally fine if you are out here in the first place (no cell service) we enjoyed ourselves!

It was a long shot, but I dropped by because I'd broken my front brake hours before leaving for a…read moretrip where I planned to MTB for several days in Lajitas and the State Park. The owner found a used 4 piston brake in the back that got the job done and sold it to me for more than a fair price. But tangent to that, he volunteered a wealth of knowledge about the local trails. A true enthusiast of his trade.

Knowledgeable steady source of equipment for the adventures of a lifetime. Kind good humored chill…read morefolks.

This was a great experience for anyone wanting a little excitement on their trip to Big Bend! Our…read moreguide Marty was awesome. As a native of the Chihuahua desert, she was very knowledgeable about the terrain and history. Not only did we have so much fun, but we learned a lot. We have so much respect for the people who live there.

Highly recommended for anyone wanting a genuine Dark Sky stargazing experience!…read more Our family of 4 visited Big Bend National Park as part of a cross-country trip and wanted to experience stargazing for the first time. We found Astro Mucho through a google search and called for more details. Immediately it was easy to sense Devo's enthusiasm and friendliness even over the phone, and we booked a tour. He was very communicative prior to the event, checking in about weather conditions and special considerations for our handicapped son to ensure he would be comfortable and be able to participate fully. We arrived to the site (only 10 minutes north of Terlingua) where we found an intimate set up with comfortable chairs and groovy mood music that set the tone for our celestial experience. We lucked out and were the only 4 guests that evening (think it usually may be up to 10 guests per event). We found the laser pointer helpful during the guided tour of the sky. Everyone got a pair of binoculars to use and a red light flashlight as a gift. Good mix of telescope time, real time astrophotography (on a tablet), background astrology info, and guided tour of the sky/ constellations. Devo was patient with our questions and was knowledgeable. Devo nailed it!!

Some what I think might be volunteers don't listen, yell at you when there is not a price tag on…read moreit,won't take free pricing stickers to remedy the problem, won't honer exchanges for disabled people that can't drive there, are rude and people with $50,000 vehicles seem to have the run of the place. I would like to have a break down of how much actually goes to the charity. I have been a volunteer for St Vincent de Paul for years and I know how they work. Sharron should be back in October and cares for people that need help and buy at a thrift store?