Great food, and great customer service! It felt like a nice traditional family friendly restaurant…read more Will definitely be back when visiting Ozona!

Road trip stop. Middle of nowhere. Blink and you'll miss it town called Ozona…read more Very Hills Have Eyes aesthetic so yeah... we needed food ASAP. Enter Pepe's. This place is like a collector's cave that also happens to serve Tex Mex. Comic books, random memorabilia, and as a huge Batman fan I was unexpectedly thriving in here. In the middle of nowhere and suddenly I'm distracted by collectibles? Didn't see that coming. Food though... mixed bag. Burritos are tiny. Respectfully... where's the rest of it? They don't use lard which some people will love, but flavor wise it felt a little flat. Guac was sad. We ordered the three scoops and got a small portion buried under a mountain of lettuce for no reason. Salsa with the chips was bland and the chips themselves were just... there. Now plot twist, the salsa that came with the burritos was actually good. Not life changing but definitely better than the starter situation. Service was great and there's a cute house kitty out front greeting you like it's on payroll, which honestly boosted the whole experience. Overall, cool spot with personality. It fed us and got the job done. Not a banger, but memorable in its own weird little way.

We stopped in on our way through West Texas and LOVED it all. Grabbed a few sausage kolaches, a…read moresausage croissant, Apple fritter and dozen donut holes. All were super yummy and highly recommend if you are passing through in the morning to stop, stretch legs and enjoy these tasty treats.

This place has the most heavenly donuts I have ever tasted! The maple bars, filled with vanilla…read morecream, are like biting into a soft cloud of deliciousness! Buttermilk, both iced and plain, raised donuts with icings, and perfectly baked kolaches, to start your morning. They also have good hot coffee, milks, juices, and sodas chilled and ready to grab on the go. I personally drive 36 miles to get these donuts. That is how good they really are. This family emigrated here from Cambodia, years ago. Such a nice family. So friendly! Love this place!

Apple Maps for the win! My family and I discovered Kenny's Donuts while searching for something to…read moreeat on the road. We had been driving for more than 16 hours on our way home from California. The 7 of us pushed our way into the front door of Kenny's Donuts fully expecting to leave fed, but disappointed. The decor is niche, and the size is quaint. The bathroom was very clean. Do not let first impressions set your expectations with this business! We were greeted personally by the owner and proprietor, who treated us like honored guests. Everything consumed, especially the cinnamon rolls, were handmade with love and a bit of magic. The prices were on point for the size of the baked goods received. If you are looking for good quality, homemade baked goods, pop on in for a visit to Kenny's Donuts in Iraan, TX. It's worth the 13 mile detour off the highway. I promise

The "hole-in-the-wall" stereotype meets its pinnacle of perfection at this place in just about the…read moremiddle of the nowhere. Between the pho for my wife, my fried rice, and the kids burger and chicken nuggets, everything was devoured. The egg rolls were the best I've ever had. The duck sauce was the perfect complement. I don't know how Kenny ended up here in Nowheresville, Texas, but we'll be planning trips through here when we travel, if at all possible.

On our "179th Month-i-versary", we decided to have Breakfast at our favorite place right down the…read morestreet, Kozy Kitchen. Arrived, they had lots of cars & trucks parked in their lot. I say cars & trucks because this is West Texas, and just about everyone has a truck, except us. We did, and we still should, but that's another story, and I want to keep this review short like my others. Went inside and were told to sit anywhere you want. I guess they really didn't mean that because I sat in the Kitchen, and they kind of frowned. (hehe) That's when we grabbed a booth. Our Server, Norma, came over and took our drink order. Coffee with creamer for me and a glass of water with lemon for Nancy. We looked over the menu as if we didn't know what we wanted, but we did. When Norma returned with our drinks, we placed our order. My Wife is going with her standard, "Two-Egg Cheese Omelet, with Hash Browns and Wheat Bread. I am going with the same thing but having their Biscuits instead. While we waited for our food, I enjoyed some goooood Coffee with French Vanilla Creamer. Kozy Kitchen makes good coffee, not the weak kind you get at some other restaurants. Soon our Cheese Omelets arrived, and they looked delicious. The Hash Browns are prepared just the way we like'em, golden brown on the outer and potato-eee on the inner. The Two Cheese Omelet is also prepared perfectly with lots of Cheese. My Wife's Wheat Bread is toasted with a nice amount of melty butter on it. My Biscuits look different than what they served before. My Wife said they look more like Muffins. I spread lots of butter on one and took my first bite. They are, in fact, "Biscuits", nice-n-flaky inside with a golden-brown outer edge. The top, one could say, looks like a Muffin, but it does taste like a Biscuit. Also added some Strawberry Jam to the Biscuits. I drizzled some Cholula Hot Sauce on top of my Cheese Omelet, which brings out the flavor of tasty heat. That's some mighty good stuff. We both enjoyed our Cheese Omelets, and I ate all of mine and finished up my Wife's Hash Browns, with some added Cholula Hot Sauce. Our Server, Norma, earned the "Dollar-Bow-Tie" Award and loved it. She showed us the other one she has that I gave her before. Kozy Kitchen is one of the Best Breakfast places in San Angelo, and we Love coming here. They have more than just breakfast, and it's all good. (maybe next time they will let me sit in the kitchen) On the way home, we enjoyed another Beautiful (but getting hot) day in San Angelo, TX. Happy "179th Month-i-versary" Baby - Love You Bunches & KozyMunches.

3/19 we stopped in for breakfast as it's our second time here. Last week the parking lot was full,…read morepeople parking out on the street and a line waiting to be seated.......This speaks for itself. Probably the best breakfast spot in San Angelo as far as I'm (we) are concerned. The service is top notch and the breakfast is simply hard to beat. Also, they have an assortment of condiments on each table, reasonably priced menu selection and the restaurant is clean. HIGHLY recommend breakfast here and now our "go to" place for breakfast.

A fantastic roadside find! Driving along I-10 from Texas to New Mexico, this was my only sit-down…read moreoption nearby, located just a couple of minutes off the freeway ramp.Tucked in the back of a shop, the cafe is remarkably clean with plenty of seating and a charming hunting lodge decor. The staff was warm and friendly from the moment I walked in.I ordered the pork chops--they were tender, juicy, and finished with a wonderful hint of honey. The meal came complete with a side of potatoes, a fresh side salad, and a warm biscuit. It was so good I completely cleaned my plate!Prices are very reasonable, and there is plenty of easy parking available right outside. This will definitely be my go-to stop for all future road trips through the area. Highly recommended!

This little spot is actually so nice for a drop in if you want brunch food. We stopped here to eat…read morewhile on a road trip since it was one of the only sit down places I could find in the area that had things like eggs, bacon and pancakes etc - and we were not disappointed! I had a plate of French toast, my dad had a breakfast burrito, and my mom had pancakes and a side of eggs and bacon. The prices were all very reasonable, and our waitress was very attentive and sweet. There are absolutely immaculate bathrooms inside as well, which are between the shop and restaurant part of the building. Tons of parking outside too, it's a dirt lot.

This is a great little restaurant located on the main highway in town. The restaurant was clean and…read morewell kept. The food was excellent and made to order. Food was hot and came out quickly. The service was great and the prices were good too. Well worth the drive or just stop on by.

A little bitty town with maybe four places mentioned on Yelp. This was the only one still open with…read moregood ratings and we were hungry. The Ranch Hand did not disappoint. My husband ordered the BLT. He said it was very good. It had a lot of bacon on it. He also had sweet potato fries and tea. Unusual for me I ordered the small steak fingers. I usually don't get them but something told me these would be different. There were two on my plate and they were huge! I'd say about 6-8" long. They were handmade with round steak and were NOT stringy (which is why I usually don't order them anywhere). I also had onion rings, probably also homemade and could only eat two of those. The waitress was super friendly. I just a few minutes our meals were sitting in front of us. If you're driving through Sterling City, TX, this is the place to eat.

Great food at a great price. Call ahead to order to go. They have great casseroles…read more Staff is so nice and helpful. Nice atmosphere.

3/1/2026 we came here for breakfast after friends & neighbors have mentioned how cheap it is. For…read moreme FLAVOR/TASTE trumps PRICE/CHEAP when it comes to eating out. Our waitress was friendly, took our order and brought our orange juices quickly. I ordered the Western omelette w/hash browns (potato chunks) & toast and my husband opted for the breakfast burrito and coconut cream pie for desert. My husband seemed to have enjoyed his breakfast more than I mine although he didn't like the pie. My toast was buttery and there was no jelly in sight or our waitress to ask. Also, no salt & pepper or condiments on any of the tables like other restaurants. Perhaps because it's a senior citizen complex they aren't allowed to spice things up. Guessing here, perhaps government subsidized (501C3) so they are able to offer price reduced meals. The place was clean, quiet, ample seating and a nice menu selection. However, it's just not my thing to dine in at a "nursing home environment". I'm happy to see Main Street Cafe is available for those who are wanting cheap meals.

Adelitas is a great local Mexican / Texican food mom and pop style restaurant. I arrived there for…read morelunch. This is definitely a locals restaurant and not a touristy place. The parking spaces in front are limited, but there is street parking. I was by myself and took a seat over to the side. There is one big dining room with tables along the walls and in the center. The kitchen and restrooms are in the back. This is a family style restaurant, with just a few decorations like a mural of a Mexican scene on one wall. Everything appeared clean as far as I could see. My server was pleasant and brought me some chips and salsa. Chips are the typical thin American style. The salsa is medium spicy, tomatoey and zipped in a blender. I ordered the "guiso plate" and was told I could choose between hand made flour or store-bought corn tortillas. I prefer corn, so I was promptly served the carne guisada along with corn tortillas (which were quite good). The carne guisada had more of an American gravy texture and taste than most carne guisada I have had in Mexico. But I slathered the salsa over it and that pepped it up. This is not a trendy place nor super fancy, but you can find good food and pleasant service. As I left I requested some iced tea to go, and they were happy to oblige, and that was nice as I had a long drive ahead of me. I would go back when I have occasion to go through Ballinger.

Great food and friendly staff at reasonable prices they never forget you and remember your name…read morequickly

Food was amazing and tasted so good! would definitely recommend to anyone passing through big lake…read more we got the breakfast burritos and they came out perfect an steaming hot which was good bc my burrito was hot the entire time i ate it

Great local place not too far from the highway. Fresh food, thorough and quick service. We had the…read morepotosino nachos and the potosino plate. High quality chips and tortillas, with tasty steak and garnishes. We will stop again!

This one is a solid 3.8, with potential for more…read more I let Liz pick lunch in Ozona, and on a Sunday afternoon, she picked a very unassuming Destiny's Grill. Though small and quiet, this little grill puts out really good food. My daughter kept it simple with a dry cheeseburger. It comes with a side of fries that are cooked fresh, but maybe needed some time to breathe or dash a little bit of salt. The burger was cooked really well though. Noah enjoyed his carne asada tacos. Liz ordered the Potosino nachos, which were like a loaded nachos. Loaded means it came with beans, grill d tomato and jalapeno, thin slices of skirt steak, and cheese. It looked good, and I grabbed a few at the begining. I really enjoyed my Potosino plate. It was the same thing slices of skirt steak, grilled onion, jalapeno, and tomato that was on the nachos, but my plate came with Spanish and refried beans. (Same as Noah's kid taco plate). So, why the 3? It's a small place, and the dining area can be overwhelmed by a rush. Though the folks that knew were just getting food to go. There's about 7 tables/booths for 4 each, and it got crowded right after we sat down and ordered. Hey, if I can't get my coffee refilled without asking, well... Overall, I did enjoy the food. The place was clean and comfortable. It was the lack of speedy service was on no way a deal killer, but when you're on the EP to SA road trip time management can matter. Check it out if you're stopping in Ozona.