The elites en vaso and the Chongos ice cream is the BEST!!! Very friendly people and service.read more

Not good FB it wasn't clean needs to be clean floors dirty language barrier lots of noiseread more

The Ruffled cup has always made excellent cakes for our family events. they are delicious and…read moreaffordable. they are always friendly and excited to reveal the cakes we request. their establishment is super clean! i added photos of some of the cakes they have made for us over the years.

So I must admit they got me! They had a summer promotion and I could get four free cupcakes. The…read moreproblem was when I got there they All looked so good that I ended up buying four more and lunch! I haven't got to bite into the cupcakes yet, but the lunch was amazing! I was a little late so they were sold out of the turkey Reuben, but I will definitely be back to try it!

Absolutely delicious! They are extremely polite, they have interesting choices on the menu.read more

Tasty! Martha and her family serve up tasty mini-pancakes…read moretopped with syrup of a variety of flavors, fruit, and other toppings like marshmallows and chocolate chips. This is a fun food truck with great comfort foods, in miniature pancakes! They have a food truck in Amarillo and will gladly cater an event...we had their treats at A Holiday VIP Shopping experience at Dillard's, and they were delicious!

Have to add Cutie Cakes to Yelp and give a shout out to Tricia! If y'all want the most moist,…read moreflavorful, amazing cakes, cupcakes and treats, then you need to let Tricia make yours!! Have had her cupcakes and recently tried her pumpkin chocolate chip bundt cake and OH MY!! Everyone at our lunch fell in love with it and it didn't last long! Will be using Tricia more when in town!!

From the owner: Limited availability left- Now booking holiday orders for…read moreBundt Cales & Cupcakes. My business specializes in cupcakes, Bundt cakes, brownies, and bar cookies. My goal is to provide you with the best dessert in town!

The shop was adorable!! Loved the decor and style, the tea and greeting cards for sale were so…read morecute. The cashier was very friendly, and there were lots of gluten free, vegan, and sugar free options, as well as regular options as well. Day old treats are always a great alternative to fully priced fresh ones, so that addition was appreciated. Only critique is that the cookies were a little overpriced; it was $10 for one regular s'mores cookie and one chocolate gluten free and vegan cookie. They were good cookies, but not incredibly memorable. Regardless, would definitely recommend and return!

Best molasses chewy gluten free cookies ever!!! Can't even tell! Had a gluten free vegan Oatmeal…read morewhoopie pie today and it was to die for!

Absolutely delish and cool place to eat Little hard to find…read moreand parking is limited But it's a must go too The owner and staff are so nice Large portions of food. Place has a good vibe

Typically there is at least one good thing on the menu here, but the menu changes often so you…read morenever know what that's going to be. This round I ordered what they advertised as a pistachio crusted chicken breast, I believe, and what was delivered was three chicken tenders. Awkward seating, decent service, food is a little hit and miss. Not completely off the list, yet.

Good onion rings, OK tuna fish(mine is better), it then I ordered a side car soda( chocolate soda…read morewith coffee ice cream). Usually delicious, but this one I had to send back!! I asked how they made it: melted chocolate ice cream, added sparkling water,and added 1scoop of coffee ice cream. Who does this? It was a horrifying experience. Needless to say, I didn't eat/drink it. The waitress did't remove this charge from my ticket! No more Malcolm's for me.

We loved our waitress, she was extremely kind and attentive. The restaurant itself has had a major…read moreoverhaul with the interior aesthetic, but they still kept nostalgic pieces like the Tiffany glass lamps hanging over the tables! While they've changed some of the restaurant's interior, the same great service and menu awaits each guest, whether a returning customer or an Amarillo newcomer! And one step in Malcolm's gives you a sense of the 1950s/1960s Amarillo that you've read stories about! We brought our kids here when they were babies and they've grown up enjoying it! And I enjoyed it before then, even in high school. Malcolm's has been a mainstay in Amarillo's landscape for decades and I'm glad it's not going anywhere!

This is a tiny place tucked behind a gas station but HUGE in flavor!…read moreWe were on a road trip passing thru Amarillo and wanted a good breakfast before continuing the trek. Girasol popped up on Yelp and we headed there. Amazing surprise: we had the eggs Benedict and they're so tasty! Juice, coffee, and tea are refillable. Women-run! Would definitely return if in the area again. Nice!

My husband and I were visiting the area and were searching for a good breakfast or brunch spot…read more This place came highly recommended. I'm not sure why. While we were able to eat quickly, the food was meh and the outdoor eating area smelled like sh*t so we relocated inside. I ordered biscuits and gravy with jalapeño bacon. I LOVED the jalapeño bacon. But neither the biscuits nor the gravy tasted good. The biscuits were more like crackers--hard rather than fluffy. And biscuits (plural) is a bit misleading because it's one biscuit sliced in half and soaked in gravy. Chick-Fil-A makes tastier biscuits. But we visited this place on a Sunday and, unfortunately, Chick-Fil-A was closed. It comes with eggs, but I didn't eat the eggs because they looked like the powdered variety instead of real, whole eggs. My husband wanted a croissant but was told it would take 30 minutes to bake. Maybe we're impatient, but that seemed unreasonable for a "bakery" that had been open for a few hours at that point. So he settled for the smothered burrito. He didn't like that concotion either. The passionfruit teas we ordered were small but good, but not good enough for a return visit. $35 wasted.