Woohoo! What a fantastic "find"! From the minute you walk in to the minute you leave, you're…read moretreated like family. We were greeted right away, seated, & had drink orders taken right away. We started with a 1/2 order of onion rings. Yes, my pic shows a 1/2 order! Totally crispy & delicious! I ordered the daily special (fried fish) & my husband had hamburger steak. The fish, hush puppies, & okra were perfectly fried. The Cole slaw was creamy & definitely homemade. My hubby loved his hamburger steak, gravy, & grilled veggies. Everything was cooked just right & tasted homemade. My lunch ended with a cupcake. Gotta love that! Lots of locals were eating lunch here. That's always a good sign. Super cute "farm" decor.

Been on my bucket list for awhile. Let's explain here; middle of nowhere feed store that eventually…read morebecame a flourishing community hub. Gas station, cafe, and feed store. Sounds like small town Texas doesn't it? It's rare that I take the car club into an unexplored restaurant. But, there was confidence. Yelp profile? Not so much; but a recent feature on a Texas centric TV show called the Daytripper. Enough for me to take a chance on Jacoby's. Said family also has an east Austin eatery but I don't dine after five. High time I lead some cars out to Melvin, Texas. Left Bee Cave and took every curvy road I could because sports cars. Took longer to arrive than taking straight roads but we're now sitting down in the cafe. Uhhh, where are the steaks from your own private heard? Dinner menus delivered to the table. You can't stop staring at the desserts at the end of the bar. Onion rings were amazing. Don't think artful or presentation here folks; think squirt bottle of ranch. Still need more but saving for the main course. Steak was delivered and the GF cut off her personal hunk. First thoughts is to compare the dining adventure with Hilltop Cafe and Johnny Nicholas at Hilltop Cafe. If you build it they will come. I think the term "home made" is used WAY too much these days. Jacoby's nails this category. Simply prepared great steak, veggies, salad, and desserts. Staffers even protected the desserts with wrap in between servings. It was good to walk in and dine; locals dressed to a "T" because this is a special occasion restaurant for them. I bought a hat. First time in forever I'm wearing supporting carb. Great place!

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.

Update: We used to absolutely love the place when the food and service plus accessibility were…read moreexcellent. However... The ambiance is wonderful, but the service and coffee/food just got worse and worse. The barista is rude as can be, I'm not happy with sanitation (mentioned in several reviews) and the coffee (how does she manage to screw up Starbucks?) and foods are below par. I'm sad but honestly won't ever go again. My guests and I loved it, but it was worse each time, and there are two much better alternatives in town. Frankly, Stripes is a much better alternative. Much better friendly service, and Hatch green chili burritos. I rest my case. If you hate your job so much, please do everyone and yourself a favor and quit and do something else where you're happy.

Great little coffee shop/pastry shop next to Trucountry inn in Brady. Come get your coffee and a…read morebite to start the day. Very convenient, right off the square in Brady. Staff shared with the hotel next door.

The place was very busy and lovely but we waited only 25mins. Parking was easy to find. Once we sat…read moredown had great wait staff who was attentive and generous. Our food came out hot and fresh. Maui mimosa was also great! The bathrooms were decently clean for its busyness

While in town for our anniversary, the wife and I decided to grab breakfast. Looking for a quaint,…read morenon chain restaurant, I I resorted to ChatGPT. ChatGPT raved about Sunset Grill, so we hopped in the car and zoomed down. Upon arriving, we walked into the cramped restaurant, and we were greeted by a nice hostess. She put our name on a list, and we had a brief 5-10 minute wait before we were seated. We were handed menus and left to peruse the menu. After a brief wait, we were greeted by our waiter and he took our drinks. In good time the waiter was back with drinks and he took our order. I ordered a bacon and cheese omelette. It came with potatoes and toast. The wife ordered the plate with eggs over easy, crispy bacon, and potatoes. The wife and I sat and had a nice visit. We should not have drank our drinks so fast, as they stayed empty the entire time we visited. Our waiter not once made eye contact so we could get a refill either. After an average wait time, our food came. Our waiter noticed the drinks and then refilled them. My omelette was undercooked and watery, the cheese was not melted, and the bacon was chewy. Furthermore, the toast was also very dry. I would have gotten butter to put on them, but the waiter never came back to check on us. The wife's eggs were cooked over hard, the bacon was rubbery, and very underwhelming. Our drinks went empty and we never got refills, again. We paid the bill and went shopping. I was glad to get out of there. I had high hopes for this place based on the reviews, but I think they missed the mark here. ChatGPT did me dirty on this one. I don't know if they just were having a bad day, or what the deal was, but this was a one and done for me. I cannot say I recommend this one. I was very disappointed.

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

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.

As kids wife &1 we now 70s ate here for lunch most 20 years straight . 45 yrs in business 5 starread more

I went back again and this time for the Taco Plate - Taco Tuesday special, 3 tacos soft or crispy…read more I ordered 2 crispy, 1 soft and they were Deeeliiiicious !!! The rice was good. Once again my waitress, this time Charlie, was amazing. I love the family vibe I get just being in the restaurant! It's definitely a must when in the area.

Sorry to burst your bubble, but there is not much to recommend this place. Our service was great,…read moreunlike some other patrons. It was busy and clean, seemingly full of locals. Our food was bland and greasy. It was fresh, but had little flavor. Sorry to burst your bubble, but there is not much to recommend this place. Our service was great, unlike some other patrons. It was busy and clean, seemingly full of locals. Our food was bland and greasy. It was fresh, but had little flavor.

Good service. Quality food. Large parking lot so we could get our camper on and off the road easily…read morewhile traveling through.

Everything we tried was great southern food. The beans, fish, fries, hush puppies, green beans, and…read morechicken fried steak were all great. The staff were warm and friendly and provided top tier service. I also cannot overstate just how clean the building is. The bathrooms were some of the cleanest Ive ever seen.

Traveling thru town, looked for a place to eat. Willow Creek was the place. Great patty melt,…read moreClub Sandwich was excellent. I do need to brag about their onion rings. Service was good and atmosphere was excellent. I will come back to the restaurant and visit Mason.

My parents always raved about this place and so I wanted to give it a try. We started off with the…read morefried cheese sticks as an appetizer, and I was shocked when it didn't come with marinara. It is served with ranch. I ordered the grilled pork chop and it was delicious. My dad had the roast beef and it was decadent. My mom had a huge chicken fingers which she loved. My dad's meal came with a piece of pineapple upside down cake and it was so moist loved it. Then he decided if he wanted a chocolate pie and I forgot to talk about the salad. I like that I was able to make my own salad and you get one trip to the salad bar. Overall, this is a cute little hole in the wall place, and I really appreciated the southern style home-cooked meals, and I would totally come back here again! We had a great waitress, and Service is good.

This place looks like hell on the outside! This is a real hole in the wall - but the food is…read morefabulous! The steak fingers are hand breaded, not frozen. The onion rings are some of the best I've ever had. Everything was fresh and wonderful! Staff was courteous and the experience was down home small town diner. We aren't from here but travel through occasionally. This little place will be our go to when we are in the area and hungry.

Good food and good people. Come here and get yourself a burger or some good fried fish. Enjoy the…read moremural of the countryside and watch the cars go by. Great place to eat and relax.