Best burgers in Bastrop Texas. Service is always exceptional. Location and cleanliness are…read more excellent. Employees are always kind and respectful.

We always see this restaurant when we are doing road trips, but I had never tried it before. We…read moredecided to make a run through during our holiday drive. We went through the drive-through, and it went really quickly-Despite the amount of cars that was in the drive-through. It kind of reminded me of an old timey diner... similar to In-N-Out, burger... As far as style. They have a very small menu of burgers, fries, drinks, and shakes. However, this place is nothing like In-N-Out. I'm not a fan of In-N-Out.(sorry) P. Terry's much faster and I felt like we were only in line for maybe eight minutes. The Service was very friendly and helpful with questions that we had... Since we've never been there before. The burgers were fantastic. Much better quality than any fast food restaurant. The burgers were thick , juicy, and flavorful. The buns were very soft and tasted more fresh than typical fast food, restaurants buns. They also make their own sauce, which was actually good... I usually don't like "special sauces". My daughter also got a Carmel shake, which actually tasted really good as well. We look forward to having this again on our next road trip.

Stopped by Chick-fil-A in Bastrop recently and had a really good experience. The restaurant was…read moreclean, well-kept, and felt welcoming. Love the cute touches like real flowers on the tables that make it feel a little less like typical fast food. Service was friendly and efficient, and the food came out hot and fresh. Waffle fries. Yum. From what I've seen and read, this location stays pretty consistent with fast service and polite staff, which matched my visit. It can get busy, but the team seems organized and keeps things moving. Overall, a solid Chick-fil-A stop if you're in Bastrop and want quick, reliable food in a clean environment... with the exception of Sundays.

Was out running errands and decided to stop for a Cobb salad. I went through the drive thru. It…read moremoved pretty fast and the attendant was outside to take the order. In a world where younger adults are getting reamed for attitude, it was refreshing to be served by someone who was polite, smiled and helped answer some questions as I do not go here very much. I got spicy chicken on my cobb salad. It was perfect for a lunch to go. I was heading to Austin, so I ate in my car. The chicken was warm, crispy and the salad items were fresh and chilled. Even the hard boild eggs looked good and didn't have that green "glow" that they get sometimes when the salad has been sitting around. Over all, a good lunch option under $10.

This was my first time here after living in Bastrop for many years and I can tell you, it won't be…read moremy last. I got the 8" Authentic and it was huge! Couldn't eat it all! Full of flavor and had everything I wanted. It was delicious! I'll definitely be back!

Doing some work in the area. Thought i'd try it. I ordered the# 4 combo & added marinara (.75cent…read moreadd on) server did not mention this at POS. Also not disclosed (nor posted anywhere visible to customers is the credit card surcharge. This charge is also not clearly itemized on the receipt. All of which has to be clearly provided. Not much money but a matter of principle. When the sandwich arrived it was hot and fresh. It was ok. Not a "traditional" Philly Cheese Steak. Here they use mozzarella. If you've ever been to Philly you know what i'm sayin. Small dining area, limited beverages available. Friendly staff. If i'm in the area again I might try another type of sandwich without the frozen fries. But this is not a destination place for me.

Whataburger isn't just a meal, it's an experience. If you are visiting TX, you don't experience…read morethis on the same level as a Texan does but if you're in the right headspace, it's awesome. First, I want to point out that it's important to manage expectations. When I fly Spirit Airlines, I'm usually satisfied because I don't expect the same level of service & quality I might find on United, Alaska, Delta, & Southwest. I pay less and I get less and that's OK. This is not a steakhouse burger, it's fast food and I feel that it's better than most of the standard chain-faire. Is this the In n' Out of TX? Kind of. I'm a Seattle native and I grew up on Dick's Drive-In, which I still love & I believe is the reason that In n' Out will never try to breach the Seattle market. As any Seattle native knows, CA started invading our city in the 1980's and you can easily see the ultimate results of that. I'm not here for social commentary but I will say that WA set themselves up for their fate by already embracing a lot of CA's bad ideas before the invasion began & then enacting them when the echo chamber became overwhelming. I don't think Texans would tolerate that. One of the things I hated about the Californians is how snotty they were about Dick's Drive-In. They would crap all over it because they preferred In n' Out & frankly, I've tried them both many times and I'll stick with DDI. This was my third trip to TX, & my first to the Austin area. I have moved to NV since my last visit and my perspective has changed a bit. I think the first two times I visited, I was a snotty Northwesterner & I instinctively looked down on TX because it wasn't like WA. Since I hated the way the CA people did that in WA, I realized I was a hypocrite. This time, I came with a new attitude and I saw it all through a different lens. I love it now. I love how friendly the people are. I love the overall attitude and vibe. Eating at Whataburger was fantastic. I'm not a huge burger eater beyond DDI but I enjoyed this meal more for the experience than for the food. I don't want to short-change the food, it was tasty and the portions were good as well as the prices but the employees and other patrons were wonderful. I had never been to this city before and they treated me like a part of their community. I love food and even do food blogging and videos and I would urge all of my friends to go try Whataburger with an open mind and an appreciation of a true TX experience.

Went thru the drive thru, ordered chicken strips, gravy, French fries, got home had a burger and…read morefries. It's not rocket science people. I'm done...no more Whataburger!

I've gotten some hot dogs from this little hot dog stand a couple times. The hot dogs are…read moredelicious, hot, and he gives you whatever condiments you want! The frito pie is delicious! He has chips and drinks too. Always super nice and friendly! Great on a Sunday afternoon while bar hopping. Lots of options, bbq chili dog, basic dog, Chicago dog, sauerkraut dog... sometimes when I take my dog for a walk downtown I stop and get us both a hot dog. The owner cuts up the hot dog for my dog. He is wonderful! Please give Dugson Dogs a try! Family friendly and great quality! Love that Bastrop has its own hot dog stand!!!

Had the Ruben hotdog today and it was delicious.read more

Another great meal today posing as a late lunch. Likely a good thing as I will not have to eat…read moreagain today. Service was great as always as well. Love the "feel" of the place. Wood floors, tin ceilings and walls and people of all walks of life. Nuthin better!

Decided to stop here because we saw it while driving through Bastrop. There was no wait and we were…read moretold to sit wherever we wanted. I decided to get the jalapeño cream cheese burger. You get to chose the type of bread. I chose the jalapeño cheese bread which was soft and tasty. The burger patty tasted like it was a frozen store bought one and was undercooked. The grilled jalapeños with the cream cheese saved the burger. The fries tasted old and lacked flavor. My wife had the bacon cheese burger. The bacon had a weird texture and tasted disgusting. Tasted like it was microwaved. The patty was overcooked and extremely dry. Once again the patty appeared to be a frozen store bought patty. Overall the burgers were overpriced based on the quality of the burgers we received. We were disappointed.

I genuinely cannot believe I've never written a review for Paw-Paw's Catfish House because we have…read morebeen coming here for YEARS and I love this place so much. There are restaurants you try once because they're trendy... and then there are places like Paw-Paw's -- the kind that become part of your family's story over time. From the fried deviled eggs, to the seafood platters, to the chicken tenders, to the genuinely wonderful staff, there just isn't a better spot for this kind of old-school comfort food experience. And the staff? Always SO friendly and welcoming. Every single time we come in, it feels less like "customer service" and more like old friends excited you finally stopped by so they can catch up with you awhile. That kind of warmth cannot be faked, and it makes such a difference. Now let's discuss these fried deviled eggs. Because respectfully... who allowed them to be this good? You think deviled eggs have reached their final form and then Paw-Paw's comes in like, "Hold my beer." Crispy, crunchy, creamy, flavorful perfection. We start most meals with them because not ordering them would simply be poor decision making at this point. I usually get the chicken tender basket and LISTEN -- these aren't sad little freezer tenders pretending to be a meal. These tenders are literally as big as my hand. Juicy, tender, flavorful, cooked perfectly every time. My adult kids are obsessed with the seafood platter: three pieces of fried catfish and three jumbo fried shrimp with fries, pinto beans, slaw, hushpuppies, and homemade tartar or cocktail sauce. And when I say the catfish tastes CLEAN, my fellow seafood people will understand exactly what I mean. No muddy taste, no weirdness -- just fresh, crispy, perfectly fried fish done right. And the portions? Paw-Paw did NOT come to play. Nobody is leaving hungry unless that was a personal choice. What I love most, though, is the feeling of the place. The small-town care. The heart that clearly goes into the food. The old-school comfort vibe that feels increasingly rare these days. Places like this matter. And Paw-Paw's is absolutely one of them.

One of my favs in Bastrop. Always friendly, quick service and great catfish! It's decorated with…read morecatfish, fisherman photos and everything else you'd expect from a small Texas town (although growing and not so small any longer). It is hit or miss with lines. Typically busier during the church crowd window on Sundays. Upon entry, someone will seat you so be patient and kind. There is both indoor and outdoor seating available. Ordered the fried catfish platter. Plenty of food. The catfish is battered and fried to perfection. Always my go to when craving catfish.

Rockstars! I had a LAST-MINUTE order for 14 sandwiches at 11:15...ugh. The manager/owner, Luke,…read morewas super accommodating and made it happen, in lightening speed!

While the staff were nice, they gave me the wrong order. I will not go back.. Extra words to meet…read morethe minimum requirement.

We ordered to go from inside because we wanted to look over the menu. They prioritized every single…read morecar that pulled up over us and it took them 30minutes to get our order ready---with lots if apologies as to how they had to fry chicken breasts just for us. I timed them on my exercise watch. If I were ever to make the mistake of stopping at that Chicken Express again I would order from the car and hold up everyone else behind me until they filled the order. This is inexcusable.

I love this place so much, I've been working at the HEB across the street and damn near almost…read moreevery day at lunch time I come over to the chicken express and have some good, juicy, nicely seasoned chicken. The cashier there, Carol, is an absolute sweetheart, she'll take good care of you :)

Where's the beef? I guess you get what you order. Breakfast burrito of eggs and bacon gets just…read morethat. I'm surprised there was a tortilla. No cheese, no taters, no pico. Salsas were devoid of flavor. Food was hot and tasted correct. Drive-through was swift. Not much else to say. CritDicks

$30.00 of burnt, jerky like Fajitas. I'm assuming I got last night leftovers…read more Burnt crispy.