This is a pretty eclectic place that fits in well here in Galveston. During Spring Break, they…read morewere a little busier during the weekday than normal. Lots of good options on the menu, and I was craving their famous cinnamon roll pancakes, but then a server brought out migas to a table and I immediately knew I wanted that instead. Here, it's a little opposite from most places, you gotta pick your seat first then order as the seats, especially the tables, are hard to come by at times. There are plenty stools along the window but the tables are better and most tables are family style so you'll likely be meeting someone new. I also added a chocolate bread pudding for myself which looked really good. The rest of my group ordered the granny's breakfast with sausage, 2 scrambled eggs and Benny's tostadas. The food comes out surprisingly quick for as busy as they are. Everything was so delicious! I ate a little of the bread pudding at the restaurant, then eventually ate the rest over the course of the next few hours. Yum! This restaurant is highly recommended!

I saw this place from a Galveston influencer. He really hyped this place up. I see nothing but…read moregood reviews so It pains me to say this but this was the worst meal my wife and I ever had. People rave about the service. The service is fine. You order at the counter and get your own silverware and drinks. The food is another story. I had the chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and corn. Mash was fine. Corn was whatever. From can to plate. Nothing added. The CFS was atrocious. It was like breaded & over salted shoe leather. See the pictures. I couldn't eat all of it. The best thing on the plate was the toast. Oh, and they charge $19 for it. Whether frozen or homemade, which I doubt, to deliberately serve this to a customer, shame on you. My wife got the BLT. $13.50 for bread and lettuce with a little bacon. No mayo or mustard. Plain and bland. We realized later that you have to procure your own condiments, I think. Still, it was not good. The fries were undercooked and tasted baked. Sorry, but I feal betrayed by social media and what must be friendly reviews. This review is honest. The place is cool and I had high hopes but was sorely disappointed. Oh, I had a piece of cherry cheesecake. It was good.

The food was good! It wasn't anything super special but it was for sure high quality and tasty!…read moreService was good too! The ONLY reason I'm writing this review is because I also ordered a cinnamon roll.... AND HAVE MERCY! That cinnamon roll is ARGUABLY the great cinnamon roll I've ever had in my entire life. There was some kind of seed or something in it (I still don't know what it was )and I originally I was like "what in the world is this" but I ate it and it added to the flavors so well. It was warm and mushy throughout, the frosting was PERFECTLY dispersed and it tasted absolutely incredible. The portion was massive too so it's great to share. But I was by myself so call me Joey Chestnut the way I DAWGED THAT THING DOWN! incredible.

Cozy feel good, relaxed , homely feel , casual ambiance! Yes that list can go on and on. I'm so…read moreglad Yelp suggested this one while we were visiting Galveston! Parking was a bit tight but everything else was so nice! The food the service the bakery the staff - very friendly! Very good comfort food I should say ! Will visit again for sure .

Lovely lil place for breakfast and brunch. There's lots of options for sweet and savory dishes…read more We came here twice on consecutive days! On the first visit, my dining partner ordered the omelette which looked amazing! You're able to choose your own ingredients. My chicken salad sandwich on a croissant was mediocre. The chicken salad was very boring, and the croissant was not super tasty. The next day the Eggs Benedict I ordered was excellent! The potatoes were cooked pretty well. Service was a bit lacking that day though, and I noticed several flies buzzing about next to us by the window. We didn't have to wait to be seated either day, so that is really nice. They have a separate bakery section with baked goods on display. Honestly, they didn't look super appetizing... oh well.

My husband and I, many years ago, went to Galveston for our anniversary. We wanted to get breakfast…read morebut we did not want to go to a tourist destination restaurant. After much searching we came across this locals favorite and decided to try it out. This was the first place where I tried a poached egg and it was PERFECT! I remember getting a cheesy biscotti to dip in my eggs yolk and...just mind blowing how good it was. Many times I have thought fondly of this place but haven't had the heart to check and see if it is still open since many tropical storms and floods have hit Galveston since our last visit. Covid happened since our last visit too! I mentioned this place to a friend and she got excited over the building. Hearing her mention the building, I searched the business. Sure enough, it is still open!!! I now need to make the trip back out to this delicious memory lane.

Came to have lunch at Millers, our server was MaryAnn she was very attentive, interacted with us…read moremade sure our lunch and drinks were good. She definitely made our day.... Maryann gets 100/100

Our first visit to Millers and we enjoyed the food and the experience. Our server, Leeland was…read moreprofessional and really friendly and gave us all the info we needed to make our choices. I tried the shrimp and grits and they were excellent! My husband had the grilled fish and loved it. The sides were fresh and the rolls were soft and a great compliment to the meal. The serving sizes were large enough for a to-go box and we enjoyed the meal again at home the next day! We'll be back!

Food was really good and super hot out of the oven. Service was excellent and close at all times…read morewithout being oppressive. Absolutely perfect decor and the bar, though not tried, will definitely be on the agenda next time. Very cozy and inviting. Our first time there but definitely will not be our last.

Came here for dinner on a Monday night. We didn't have a reservation and didn't need one for two…read morepeople. Someone recommended this restaurant to me for brunch but early in the week (Mon/ Tues) they open in the evening. The decor inside and out is very cute! Everyone we encountered was kind! The service was really friendly. The food was DELICIOUS, and the portions are generous! They start you off with a pimento spread with crackers and it is so tasty. They have an extensive cocktail menu and a nice selections of wines. I ordered the flounder and it was great! My mom got the fish tacos and she loved them. Definitely check them out if you are in Galveston!

Friendly service, excellent breakfast in an old school diner with plenty of booths…read more Omelette was delicious, served with homemade biscuits and nicely done had browns. Banana nut pancakes were delectable. Everyone at the table enjoyed their meal Thanks, Yelp for helping us find the good spots!

The service was phenomenal I ordered chicken fried steak for…read moremy breakfast. It was probably the best I've ever had. I would highly recommend this place. If you were a tourist definitely go here. The locals come here and this is one of our favorite places.

When my travels bring me to Galveston, the strand is always on list of places to visit. In the mood…read morefor something different, my daughter's friend recommended Star Drug Store. Sounded good to me, sign me up. After a brief search for parking, we hopped out and got in about an hour before closing time. This is one of those joints that serves breakfast and lunch, the closes. Noted for my next visit. We walked in and were greeted promptly and seated. This place gives off a general store with an old diner type vibe. I was digging it, feeling very nostalgic. The nice waitress took our drink order, and we perused the menu. With an hour left to close, I prompted my party not to take their sweet time. The menu has a lot of delicious looking breakfast items and some yummy sandwiches. In the mood for brunch, I focused on the breakfast portion, as did most of my party. All, with the exception of my wife ordered the French toast with bacon. I ordered my bacon crispy. The wife ordered a BLT of some sort. The food came in good time. We all got to work quickly on our plates so we fill our bellies, and let these nice folks go home. One of my kiddos complained their bacon was too crispy. Looking down at my bacon, it looked a little limp. I took a bite and my bacon was like rubber. Well crud. The waitress mixed the orders up. I could have just got their bacon, and they could get mine, but I do not like fingering someone else's food. That was on me, but if you do not like chewy bacon, ask them to make it crispy, and not mix it up. I started on my plate and woofed the French toast down. It was pretty good. I will admit I had higher hopes and it was a bit underwhelming. Tasted more of the griddle than I wanted it to. That being said, it still was pretty good. We all finished our plates, looked around the store briefly, paid, then were gone in a flash. Overall, not a bad experience. We will be back on one of our future trips to the strand. There were a lot of menu items that I would like to try. As I browsed at other entrees of other patrons as I walked out, I got a better idea of what to order next time. I would recommend Star Drug Store for sure. Enjoy!

So I walked in as a single sat next to a table of seven the waitress came to the table of seven at…read moreleast five times and only one time did she come to my table we were sitting next to each other I ordered the Reuben with the coleslaw The coleslaw was the worst slaw I've ever had in my life and I love coleslaw. It had way too much vinegar in it, and it was not edible at all. The waiters explained to me that it was garlic slaw. It was not it was vinegar slaw. As far as the ribbon sandwich, let me say if you went to the store and bought sliced pastrami, put two slices on a piece of bread, literally and a couple tablespoons of sauerkraut with some thousand Island dressing on a cheap piece of rye bread that was probably from oral wheat or a store-bought brand. That is the explanation a total joke of a sandwich and it was $15 for the sandwich so disappointed I will never go back there again. I think it's a place for the tourist not the locals at all.

This is a beautiful hotel! The high ceilings, shutters, and fast and friendly check in was top…read morenotch! The best were very comfortable. Every review on here I hit the spot when it come to how beautiful the hotel is. Why I took a star away.. the wet dog smell when the air stop blowing in our room caught me off guard and was unexpected and the shower wasn't the cleanest.

To begin, this experience is based on staying here and attending a conference as well…read more The staff were friendly and helpful (maybe not the valet but that is a different company). The room is lavish and you can see that they pay attention to detail when choosing furniture and fixtures. However, for the price versus quality, it is not somewhere I would likely choose to stay again. The beautiful rooms are gilded, with your standard problems found in other not as nice hotels. The faucets and shower heads are not cleaned with toothpaste and soaps still affixed to them. The historic looking bathroom door is missing part of the original fixtures so you have a peephole into the sanctum. The minifridge is even more mini than normal. Despite two beds there was only one seat at of one bed. Nitpicks, but odd.

Stopped by on my way to work at 5:45 am. The food was amazing. I ordered their Bronco burrito with…read moreBarbacoa. This enormous burrito arrived piping hot with a savory green salsa, which has just the perfect amount of heat. The servers were friendly and courteous. The dining environment was clean and comfortable. I will definitely be returning next time I'm in Galveston. Me encanto el burrito recommendable 100% . La attention super buena.

It was very tasty. Burritos aren't as big as so many indicated. I thought it would be shareable…read morewith my 8yo but it def was not enough food for the both of us. Luckily we ordered a kids plate for my 5yo and she was able to share with her brother. The wait time was so long I think bc we ordered the kids plate? The sauce is not the best I've ever had. And the pricing is not the cheapest as son said also. I expected a really great deal but $8 for a burrito that an 8yo needs the whole thing to have enough food is a bit much... maybe $6-7 would be priced well. If we ever return to Galveston, we would go back to the cafe by Walgreens and not Broncos.

This place was cute. They helped me select the perfect dish and it was amazing…read more The food was fresh, flavorful and not oily. We ordered at the counter inside. Or you can pick the QR Code at the table. I enjoyed the entire experience.

Birthday dinner at Gonzalo's! I can cheerfully report that we had the usual excellent food,…read moreservice, and ambiance this evening. We, like many other diners, ate outside - the window for eating al fresco is narrow so we do it while we comfortably can. We were tempted to get Roman artichokes for our appetizer knowing how delicious they are, but instead we ventured out and got the calamari puttanesca. Good decision? Absolutely! The squid was tender, the capers lent delightful brininess to the intense-in-a-good-way San Marzano tomato sauce. The only thing that would have improved the dish is if we'd had the smarts to order bread with it to sop everything up. Next time, next time... Dan being Dan had to have Greek salad. We shared it and I must say that I really appreciate their approach to this ubiquitous offering. It has feta, but its presence is not heavy handed. Don't get me wrong - I adore feta but sometimes it overtakes a salad. There were Persian cucumbers, small yellow tomatoes,thinly sliced onions, very fresh, crisp lettuce, and no pepperoncini! Now you might think the absence of peppers would be a bad thing but I beg to differ. Too often restaurants use them and they turn out to be tough and woody. For the record, of all brands we've bought, DeLallo is consistently the best. For mains, because I am just about incapable of not getting it, I got the boscaiola. If you haven't had it, get it! It's a stunningly well balanced dish of pappardelle, mushrooms, and confit chicken. It is perfection in a bowl. Dan got the rigatoni alla vodka with confit chicken. The rigatoni entree is what we saw on Facebook some time back that made both of us think that we really, really needed to give Gonzalo's a try. Pro move, y'all, pro move! Drinks: old fashioned for me and a whiskey sour for Dan and glasses of Pinot grigio. Did we have room for dessert? No, and that made me a little sad. But we'll be back! Dan has a birthday coming up...