We had originally intended to go to the wood shack down the street unfortunately it was closed so…read morewe had to default to McAllister's. We ordered three sandwiches with soup and salad. My sandwich did not look very appetizing. as you could see in the photo, but it tasted good. The service was clumsy, but effective the ambience was your typical McAllister's deli. Nothing particularly bad to speak of although I would have appreciated more conveniently located trash cans around the dining room.

Worst service ever Firstly you have to repeat your order 3…read moretimes for the person to understand and than you go there and pick your order up just so u come home and your order is messed up and part of order missing This is the second time it has happened Worst ever customer service

Excellent Club sandwich and great burgers! Their service is very good as well. I'll be stopping…read morethere again anytime I'm passing through Lamesa.

Sissy's Dive is an old-fashioned diner in Lamesa, TX…read more My daughters had MLK day off, so we ventured here on 1/19/26. Service was nice. A bit slow at times. Our lunch included: + 1 Terror Burger (Add Pepper Jack Cheese) = $11.78 + 1 Terror Burger (Add Swiss Cheese) = $11.78 + Green Chile Burger (Add American Cheese) = $12.58 + Sprite = $2.99 + 2 Milk Shakes = $13.18 The habanero sauce that was served on the side in a small cup without us even asking definitely had a good kick. I tried both of my girls' milkshakes. Our server really liquified the heck out them - not what my girls were expecting. Still, the fries were really good. The patties on our burgers were a bit thin, but overall a decent burger.

We seldom drive through Big Spring, so it was only by chance we ended up at Big John's. Believe…read moreme, this won't be our last time to stop at this diamond in the rough. Not as easy to find as the fast- food places, but you won't be disappointed. Down-home ambiance, pure Americana home cooking, and service second to none. Folks, you have GOT to give this place a try. Don't pass it up!

Great Chick fried steak veggies and even free banana pudding…read more Plan to stop there whenever I go through town

We stopped in on a recent trip while driving through Big Spring. Yelp suggested Neutral Ways and…read morewe're glad we followed up. My burger was fabulous and my husband's catfish plate looked delicious, too. Service was prompt and friendly. The owner visited with us for a few minutes and explained the history of the location and their business. We wish them great success in their business.

Food & service was very good! The ladies were very friendly. We will return if we're in the area.read more

Great service!! Even better food!! Will definitely be back. Pretty busy at lunch so plan…read moreaccordingly.

We stopped on a road trip and shared a catfish basket and onion rings. Fish was hot and fresh and…read moretartar sauce seemed homemade. Onion rings, fries and hushpuppied were ok. Chocolate shake tasted like it was made with ice cream that was freezer burned. Overall we enjoyed sitting on the picnic table and eating while taking a break. Next time I will try a burger. Plan ahead and stop at a rest area before Sweetwater since there's none at Dairyland.

The Wild Harvest Kitchen delivers an excellent light lunch option for Seminole, TX…read more I never had a chance to stop in until today, June 13, 2026 before heading to a family event. The parking lot is a bit funky and there is a humongous pot hole right out front. That was the only pitfall we experienced. We were greeted and seated as soon as we walked in. The women's restroom was clean - and has a baby changing station. Food was delivered to our table within roughly 10 minutes. Meanwhile I suggested to my daughters to keep their mouth shut if they didn't have nice things to say about one another. Sometimes, I wonder if they'll ever truly like each other. But I digress... Here's what we ordered: 2 32oz infused waters = $6.00 Seasonally flavored soda (mango) = $4.00 Tomato basil soup (my youngest loved it) = $8.00 1/2 club sandwich with a small mac n cheese (my oldest ate nearly every single bite) = $8.00 Wild harvest salad with grilled chicken (I ordered this with Ranch dressing. Fresh everything and juicy tender chicken made for a healthy, delicious lunch) = $14.00 Excellent service by Joni. Close to Highway 385 headed towards Andrews. Highly recommend for a healthier, light lunch.

Great breakfast! The avocado toast and huevos rancheros was way better than most big name…read morerestaurants we have eaten! Friendly and helpful Service. Decor was modern contemporary. Eat now at this restaurant before the lines become ridiculously long! The food seemed more chef inspired, the quality was unexpectedly a bargain for the price

It's worth dining here the first time just to see this wonderful historic hotel, now almost 100…read moreyears old. But we will be back since the ambiance is a cut above the competition and the food was good too. The chicken fried chicken was very good, made with breast that was moist and tender and a generous serving of cream gravy.

Settles Grill, tucked inside the historic Hotel Settles in downtown Big Spring, was one of those…read morepleasant surprises I was glad i didn't miss this opportunity. From the start, the service set the tone. My server had that perfect balance--attentive, helpful, and genuinely engaged without hovering. It made the evening feel relaxed and easy. I started with the Parmesan fries because, honestly, who skips Parmesan fries when they're on the menu? They were crisp, flavorful, and just indulgent enough to feel like the right decision. For the entrée, I ordered the pan-seared salmon, and it did not disappoint. It was cooked to perfection, and the seasoning complemented the fish beautifully. The risotto was creamy and well-prepared, and the green beans had that fresh, crisp texture that tied everything together. The atmosphere added to the experience. Being set inside a beautifully restored historic property gave the place character. It felt like a spot where locals gathered--there was a familiarity in the room that made it feel like the place to see and be seen. And while it didn't hurt to walk in alongside the head of the local hospital (pure coincidence, and no, I wasn't a patient), the restaurant stood on its own merit. If you're driving through Big Spring or staying the night, Settles Grill was well worth the stop. It's a place where you don't "settle" at all--you simply have a very good meal in a setting that feels both welcoming and established.