Food was a banger. Highly recommend Bree was an absolute…read morelegend with the chicken fried stake. And the French toast was amazing thank you Bree much luv.........

After a long night of work I stopped here for a bite to eat before calling it a night. Bre the…read morewaitress that help me with my order since I was a 1st timer here. Very helpful to guide me on how to order. Meal was prepared fast & friendly and delicious. Thank you again for the great service

I love coming to Suzy Qs for coffee and lunch. The breakfast plates are filling and the sandwiches…read moreand salads are great portions. They also have basket specials daily that they post on Facebook. The ladies there are always so friendly and helpful.

Service was phenomenal…read more Both ladies were so nice Had skinny special with grilled chicken onions jalapeños salad fruit cup and sweet potato fries Dang good lunch!!! Ambiance was great Clean bathrooms AC was working Try this place out for yourself Really expansive menu!!

Came here for the first time with my wife and son. We ordered:…read moreBacon Cheeseburger w/ Garlic Fries- flavorful and good, but our least favorite of these 3 burgers. Garlic Burger w/ Garlic Fries- if you're a garlic fan, this was packed with a pretty strong garlicky taste. Superman w/ Garlic Fries- large and flavorful. Not too spicy from the jalapeños, but the veggies and bun balances it out. Banana Pudding- probably the best that I've ever had and I've eaten a lot. We got a combo with all garlic fries and a refillable fountain drinks. The burgers were made fresh and so juicy. The garlic fries were ridiculously delicious. The drinks were Texas made and they delicious. I loved the strawberry cream soda or the orange cream soda. Lots of different burgers and desserts to choose from. Overall, decently priced for the portions and the quality of the food. These burgers were probably the best fresh juicy burgers that we've had so far in town. We will definitely be back to try the other choices. Staff are very friendly. It was pretty busy so they gave me a heads up about waiting approximately 40mins which was ok for us cause we had time on our side. I was just happy and appreciative that they communicated that vs me just waiting forever thinking that they forgot about me. The restaurant is self order and pickup. As small as it looks on the inside, there's quite a bit tables to include a mini snack shop. There are additional tables outside too. It can get a little congested near the cashiers area. The parking lot is small and can be hard to find parking, but we scored a spot right in front. Some parked on the grass along the main road, just be careful.

The employees were nice. The food came fast for me because I went closer to closing time. I heard…read morethe wait can be 40+ minutes. They say it is worth the wait but for me, the burger was more greasy than flavorful. Too much grease takes away from the enjoyment for me. I didn't even like the garlic fries because they also weren't seasoned well. They just tasted like regular plain fries with garlic powder seasoning dusted on top. I know I'm probably the outlier bc I heard so many good reviews which is why I decided to try this place. I prefer Country Burger, Whataburger and Braums any day over this place. But maybe I will try something different if I go back. I just can't eat their burgers. The bread got a little soggy from all of the grease. On the other hand, I LOVE their Christian atmosphere.

You definitely get a lot of bang for your buck! My husband got the chicken bacon ranch wrap. I got…read morethe 2 tenders, potato wedges and a biscuit. Everything was a 10/10! Staff had a big smile on her face and was very welcoming.

When I wrote this review, I was the sixth review ever…read more The other five reviews were five stars. I gave it five stars too. That should tell you something. * * * Herk's is a small convenience store with their own sandwich business. At lunch time, there are fifteen trucks parked outside. That means fifteen to thirty working guys getting lunch. Those fifteen to thirty guys know what they are doing. * * * The menu is hamburgers, a little bit of breakfast stuff, a little bit of brisket, a little bit of Mexican stuff and some non-hamburger grilled sandwiches. The hamburgers are rightly famous. I had a smoked turkey sandwich that was fantabulous. The secret was a cheesy jalapeno bread that was massively buttered and then toasted on the grill. The buttered bread was simply to die for. But it didn't hurt that they took the turkey off the loaf and grilled it until there was a good char on the meat. I never knew turkey loaf turkey could be grilled - and I didn't know it tastes great when grilled. Put that on your list with bologna of surprising foods that taste amazing hot if you put a char on them. * * * But the whole place is classy - not just the sandwiches themselves. Even though Herk's has almost no space, they put out one of the best displays of energy drinks you will ever see at a convenience store. And they have a great selection of everyday beer. Also tucked away in a corner is a supply of shampoo, deodorant and other clean-up supplies. You doing something really dirty and have to look good after work? Herk's has got you covered. You can get charged up in the morning. You can get charged up midday. You can kick back at night. And if something goes wrong with your truck, they even have a small stock of emergency truck supplies. * * * The place also goes out of the way to help out the local community. They have a big ad for a benefit for a local resident who survived what should have been an absolutely fatal stroke. That patient is now facing months of expensive rehabilitation. The community is selling homemade briskets and doing a great big benefit dinner. They have announcements for the Central Texas Diabetes support fundraiser (two C & W bands and another dinner.) There is a third dinner the next day for the local Lutheran church. (This time, the attendees get roast beef.) If cooking is going to be what helps people in need, Lexington, Texas is willing to do a lot of cooking. The community material can also be naughty rather than nice. They have a big ad for the locally made spice mix with a Before and After picture showing the merits of the spices. The After Picture is a Beautiful Model. The Before Picture is Old Hillary Clinton. There are gags about living on $15 a week. You use $8 for your beer, $1 for the wife's beer, $2 for horse tips, $5 for other fun stuff. You buy your groceries on credit. If your expenses go over $15 a week, your next move is to cancel the wife's beer. There are jokes about how no one has ever figured out how to win an argument with a woman. There are plenty of jokes about drinking as well, and a few not-so-naughty jokes about riding. * * * You get the idea. Herk's is more than just a place to get hamburgers. It is a place that takes care of its people. It provides the goods and services local people need. It provides a meeting place. It stands up for the high and noble virtues. It stands up for the sins that people-are-gonna-commit-anyway. * * * Overall you gotta like Herk's. Soul is a funny choice of word for a country western establishment. But, in a very real way, this place has soul.

Great home cooked lunches each day!!! Their burgers, sweet potato fries and homemade onion rings…read moreare also a favorite! Their Ruth's sandwich with avocado slices is also yimmy!!

Excellent service and great food. Really enjoyed the Crowder peas. Was a little off the beaten path…read morebut definitely a good stop

On our way from Houston to Tyler, we stopped in for lunch on a Sunday. Everything was fresh &…read moretasty! Margaret was friendly, too. We had our choice if 2 main entrees, sides, bread, & dessert. The Blueberry Delight was light and creamy. My husband loved the pineapple cherry cobbler. We'll definitely stop by again. Margaret said that she'd be glad for us to come again because you never know what she'll be cooking. Sounds good to us!

You won't find better tacos in Milam county, or beyond. The nice lady who works the window is so…read moreincredibly nice. Fresh tortillas made in house daily. Definitely try the carne asada or pastor, muy rico.

I frequently stop here when passing through Rockdale. Always a solid choice for a taco or a plate…read more Fresh tortillas, breakfast tacos are especially good. Fast, friendly service.

The sweetest place! Love the cowboy coffee and the egg bites are amazing. They also have fresh…read moreflowers you can purchase. The chicken salad looked amazing

From the owner: Custom Cakes, Custom Cupcakes, Cookie Cakes, Daily Pastry Specials, Ice Cream, Milk Shakes,…read more Espressos and Lattes

Delicious brunch takeout!…read more We tried the banana bread french toast, pastrami hash, and deviled eggs with bacon. All were absolutely delicious and hit every flavor profile spot we were looking for in a brunch. I look forward to dining in-person next time and trying new dishes.

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.

We had planned to eventually visit Ama's some time, but we ended up there by default on that…read moreparticular day since we found out that the restaurant we had originally planned to visit is closed on Sundays. We were SO very glad it worked out that way!! Everything we had at Ama's was excellent overall. I agree with the other reviews that some of the food lacked a little seasoning (specifically salt) but that is such an EASY FIX and nothing to really complain about in my opinion. It's so much better to add your own salt than to be served food that's too salty. We loved the chunky guacamole with perfectly made pico de gallo, and the combo fajitas with rice and beans. Chips and salsa were okay. The cheese enchiladas with ranchero sauce may have been the best we've ever tried. The sauce was perfectly spicy. I wish I had that those enchiladas right now to be honest! The margaritas were great too. If Ama's wasn't three hours away, we would be visiting very often. Although I'm unable to recall her name right now, our server was great too! We will definitely stop by Ama's again on the next road trip out that way.

We walked in and we were able to get a table right away. They came to take a drink orders and…read morebring us chips and salsa.. The chips were nice and crispy and they were warm and the salsa was tasty. I like that the chips were not over salted. When the server came to take our order, she seemed to be confused by the fact that I could not eat sour cream and other people did not want guacamole. Which resulted in extra side orders of guacamole and a plate of sour cream. I ordered the barbacoa plate and my dining companion ordered the lingua. Unfortunately, the Barbacoa was not very good. It seemed a bit dry and did not have much flavor. Lingua was actually pretty tasty. It's a family place, I saw several families dining. Overall, I believe in second chances maybe if I ordered something different on the menu I would have had better experience.