I love breakfast! And Sunset Grill delivered. The place was packed to the limit, yet somehow the…read moreservice and quality were outstanding. Every time, whether sweet or savory was delicious and I enjoyed the eggs and sausage. The interior is lovely and neat, with enough space to sit comfortable. The classic breakfast was not only comforting, but done well. With the quantity being well worth the cost and wait time, which was surprisingly not too long. A good spot to grab a bite or many!

Sunset Grill is one of the best breakfasts I have had ANYWHERE and I will come here every time I'm…read morein Fredericksburg! I had see it recommended by so many people and I'm happy to report that it lived up to the hype (and still impressed me)! NOTES: - Reservations: no... walk in only - Parking: a few spots on the side of the building but free street parking nearby as well - Closed on Wednesday THE HIGHS: - Our server, Kevin, was PHENOMENAL... he was friendly but fast and efficient! - Coffee was strong and refilled constantly - Food came out quickly and everything was fresh - Not a single bad bite... everything was delicious! THE LOWS: - I wish I had more stomach space to try other items! THE PRICE: An absolute STEAL for how good the food is! - Country Biscuit and Sausage Gravy ($13.50 + $1 for cheese added to scrambled eggs) - Josephine ($13) - Short Stack Pancake ($6) - Biscuit ($2.50) - Side of Grits ($4) The total was $44.50 after tax ($3.30) and a credit card processing fee ($1.20) but before tip. (We also got coffee but weren't charged for it) BEST BITES: - Josephine (biscuit was thick and soft, egg was fried perfectly, brie cheese was creamy and delicious, honey ham added the perfect savory element, and the fig preserves added a nice touch of sweetness) - Pancakes (thick and fluffy... everything you'd want them to be) - Grits (simple but delicious... I've had a lot of grits and these were the perfect texture) THE VERDICT: This was my first visit to Sunset Grill after seeing it recommended by so many people... it was a must-try while in Fredericksburg and it was one of my favorite meals of the trip! The service was fantastic, the prices are affordable, and the food is top-tier for comfort breakfast. I already can't wait to come back and will recommend it to everyone I know visiting Fredericksburg!

quaint off the beaten path but worth the drive. checked…read morewith Chatgtp and asked the most delicious and reasonable priced restaurant in Fredericksburg. Had chicken fried chicken.... delicious , hot, with smooth mashed potatoes and gravy like your mom would make and Toast. Highly recommend 5 Stars Vic's Picks Buda Texas

This was our second visit to Nury's, and it remains our favorite breakfast spot in Fred. They do…read moreget busy, and you may need to wait. There is a covered attached patio that helps during their busy times (weekends). Even though they have gotten more popular, their service and food quality have not suffered one iota. You may arrive hangry, but you will not leave hungry. Their portions are generous, and you can even order a breakfast mimosa to jump-start your day. Our Chilaquiles and Huevos Divorciados were cooked and served perfectly. The chilaquiles sauce, always red, was outstanding. Dis and Dat: They are open until 2 PM for lunch, and they have expanded their weekend hours. Verify via their website. Parking is offstreet and the lot is fairly large. Service is exceptional. Their young waitstaff are all well-trained. Don't be surprised if the manager stops by to check on you. We were bummed when Nury's on Main closed as their Pizole was 5-stars but this location is an easy 5-star review.

Fun hill country ambience and friendly staff. The full bar…read moresurprised me but we opted for ice tea today. Looks good, though. Limp brisket taco and Carnitas taco - both outstanding. Tender moist meat, fresh fillings, great salsas. Very flavorful and one is plenty for a normal size entree. Elote with brisket is a must-order item. The chopped beef, hot Cheeto dust, lime and cilantro and cotija and crema are insane together. Highly recommended.

The food was AMAZING! You have to order at the counter, and they'll call you when your food is…read moreready. It's a small place inside, but there's plenty of outdoor seating. There's also plenty of parking, which is always a plus! My baby had the chicken quesadilla, and she LOVED it! It came with fruit and a juice, so I thought it was a great deal. My husband and I ordered Leroy's Smash Burger and the pulled pork sandwich. My favorite was definitely the Leroy's burger. SOOO GOOD! BTW I think their potato salad is fantastic! Really unique!

Server was amazing, atmosphere was good, and the food was great. Would highly recommend!read more

This beautiful little restaurant is located right underneath a little hotel apartment that I…read moreregularly visit with my friends. I was very excited to write this review about the positive experience and I had here. In my images, I showcase a beautiful French omelette. It is so easy for people to get omelettes wrong and overcook them until they are a rubbery mess. But mine was very soft, decadent, and fluffy with a very beautiful balance of all flavors present in the dish. I also appreciated the salad that came with it because I think starting the day off with some fiber is very healthy for the body. In the past, I've had the steak and eggs and it was one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten. But when I came to visit on this specific day, they were out and happily recommended the omelettes instead. It can get crowded, but I don't agree with the reviews here that say the restaurant gets too loud. Let's be honest. Fredericksburg has a certain type of demographic and at times I feel they are unfairly nitpicky to the local businesses. When the restaurant is crowded, it's lively and full of smiling faces and servers who are eager to serve and make sure that you enjoy your meal. Restaurant was also clean on our visit and the restrooms were well taken care of. I can't wait to come again for breakfast!

What a serene place to enjoy breakfast with a view of the Blanco River in between the cabins that…read moredot along the river! My husband had the chilaquiles and had a simple bean & cheese taco! We'll look forward to this stop on our way to Austin more often! Better yet, we'll come back for a stay at the Tillman Resort next door. Very welcoming owner & staff too!

We came to stay at the rv site here & we came two days back to back because the staff is really…read morenice. With the short staff they have they service you really fast and well. We tried their breakfast tacos, chocolate chip pancakes, omelets and chilaquiles. It feels cozy and like home here & would come back again .

Blanco has some wonderful dining options! Seated out on the porch overlooking the river at the…read moregolden hour is a must! Our young waitress was attentive and the food was great! I ordered the chicken piccata and the portion was enough for me to have lunch leftovers the next day. The spinach artichoke dip appetizer was delicious. They can run out of some menu items (we got the last artichoke dip of the day), so have some patience and flexibility when ordering. I do wish the tables for 2 were slightly bigger, since it can get pretty cramped with drinks, apps, and entrees, and all the utensil caddy & condiments, but we made it work.

Outstanding! The food, service, and atmosphere are all top notch. What a hidden treasure in…read moreBlanco. Standouts were the fried cheese curd appetizer and homemade Rueben Pastrami sandwich. The sandwich is stacked high and the flavor is spot on. Service was excellent!

A must-stop on Main Street if you're in Fredericksburg for breakfast. I had the German pancakes…read morewith a ham and two eggs. The pancakes are the thin, crêpe-style kind, served with fresh lemon and powdered sugar the traditional way, and they hit the spot. We also ordered homemade bread and biscuits with a bowl of sausage cream gravy, a great Texas-German combo. The bread is clearly baked in-house, hearty and fresh. Save room for the bakery cases on your way out. The selection is huge: almond bows, poppy seed danish, apple strudel, sour cream puffs, turnovers, soft pretzels, kolaches, sausage-jalapeño rolls, cinnamon and nut rolls, and stollen already out for the holidays. The $7 box of day-old pastries is a great deal if you want to take a variety home. The atmosphere is old-school and unpretentious, exactly what you want from a German bakery in the Hill Country. Highly recommend for breakfast, and for stocking up on pastries for the drive home.

Went for brunch and everything was really perfect! The only lace was very busy but we were seated…read moreright away. Was able to order food very quickly and it came out very fast. Coffee, omelet, biscuits and gravy, eggs and German pancake were all great! I highly recommend the biscuits and gravy, and the German pancake. To go we purchased pretzels, cookies and other bakery items. Everything was delicious! We will definitely be back.

The Pharmacy is one of my favorite cafes to visit when I am in down town Fredericksburg…read more I found the service friendly, the ambiance lovely, but most of all, I enjoy the quality of their flavoring syrups, the majority in which are made in-house. I hate artificial flavors and cannot eat them, which makes getting fun drinks a challenge. When I come in, I like getting an iced lavender breve, or one of their special seasonal type of drinks on the menu. Their baked goods are also created fresh daily and have been tasty and rich whenever I have eaten there. I also feel the prices are fair for what you get. I can't wait to come back soon!!

The coffee was good, but the brisket taco was amazing. The…read morebarista was friendly and working by herself. I love the old building.

This place is amazing! Delicious burgers and friendly service. The owner made everything herself…read moreand you can tell she loves to cook. We sat at a picnic table under enormous oak trees to enjoy our meal. Can't wait to go back!

We had the mini sliders and they were delicious! The service was excellent as well. Give this…read moreplace a try as you won't regret it.

I love Bluebonnet cafe. The menu is country food and perfect…read more I had the large chicken fried steak with 3 sides. I had a tea with sugar from the table. The staff are so sweet and are always checking you. The place is clean and big with plenty of seating. Then there is the pies . They are freshly made and delicious. I had the coconut cream and it was phenomenal!!! Whenever I am in Marble Falls this is my first stop !!

I am 56 years old, and I haven't been to Blue Bonnet Cafe since I was probably 11 or 12. Maybe even…read moreyounger. But I REMEMBER Blue Bonnet Cafe. I remember this little cafe in Marble Falls known for its homemade pies. My grandfather loved stopping here, and sometimes he'd bring pies all the way back to West Texas for us. Oh, how we loved those pies. So we're talking about more than 40 years of nostalgia wrapped up in this place for me. When I recently had the opportunity to make the drive back to Marble Falls, I was genuinely excited. I couldn't wait to sit down at Blue Bonnet again, have a chicken fried steak and, most importantly, get my hands on that PIE. And I'll give credit where it's due. I ordered the chicken fried steak plate, and the chicken fried steak was just as good as I remembered it. Crispy, tender, comforting -- exactly the kind of old-school Texas cafe food I'd been hoping for. The gravy, after adding in some salt and lots of pepper was creamy and perfect. The sides? Well... The green beans tasted canned, and I'm pretty sure those mashed potatoes were the red-skinned powdered variety you can buy at Costco. You know what? I was fine with it. It is what it is. The meal was still pretty darn good, and none of that was why I'd driven back after all these years anyway. I WAS HERE FOR THE PIE. After we ate, I ordered a slice of fudge and a slice of lemon meringue to take home and share. Later, I opened the container. And my smile fell. What in the SCHOOL CAFETERIA had been put into this Styrofoam container and peddled off as Blue Bonnet Cafe lemon meringue pie?! This was not the pie I remembered. The lemon filling was this unnaturally yellow, gelatinous drudge. The crust didn't taste remotely like a made-from-scratch pie crust. And that beautiful homemade meringue I remembered, piled up and lovingly browned on top? Gone. Surely the fudge pie would save this childhood reunion. It did not. Another cheap, flavorless crust with some sort of fudge-like concoction filling it. And THAT is when this stopped being about whether I liked a couple slices of pie. I had carried a memory of Blue Bonnet Cafe around with me for more than four decades. A little cafe, my grandfather bringing pies home to West Texas, and all of us being so excited when he did. Those memories are still wonderful. I just wish the pies I'd brought home this time bore some resemblance to them. Blue Bonnet Cafe, you gave a promise to me... And you broke it. You broke it. My heart -- and my nostalgic little pie-loving heart -- will never be the same.