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D. Boones Country Store & Cafe

4.2 (48 reviews)
Open • 5:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Pot roast special
Denise D.

I decided to come try a lunch here. The breakfast tacos are awesome, but I wanted something different. It was a friend's birthday, so we decided to grab lunch. 2 of my friends ordered the daily special- Pot roast with mashed potatoes, green beans & a yummy roll. It also came with a small drink for $10.99. I ordered a mushroom Swiss burger & made it a combo with perfectly cooked tots & a drink for $10.69. My other friend ordered a fantastic looking BLT & made it a combo with Tots & a drink for $9.49. Great value for what we received. You order & pick up at the counter, so basically self service. It was fairly crowded, but we had our food within 5 minutes. Friendly staff too! It was a little warm inside, but hey.. it's a Texas heatwave!

Menu Sept 2021
Jennifer M.

I wouldn't have had high expectations for this place except Yelp reviews were all positive. Now I know why! The food is heaven! We had a cheeseburger, tots and club sandwich. They were all absolute perfection. Food came out hot and fast. The cafe is very clean and spacious. We're excited to be moving nearby so we can make this a regular stop!

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James F.

Kinda sad I did't get to dine here. A car club friend and I ate breakfast at Jim's Restaurant in Oak Hill (southwest Austin) before meeting up with part of our group in Cedar Park. We were visiting in that parking lot when the sky opened up and we ran back to our cars and put our convertible tops up. Now communicating via walkie talkies, we waited for one last person and headed towards Florence, Texas. Parmer Lane in ATX eventually turns into Ronald Reagan Blvd before hitting 195. Luckily, the clouds parted as we pulled into D. Boones store! We met more members here who came from the Pflugerville and Georgetown area. Some of us gassed up while others headed in for a drink and a potty break. Others were eating when we arrived. Nearly packed house in the dining area. OK, some points off for the giant glass station of fried burritos, corn dogs, etc. Ordered food was flying out of the kitchen. Extremely clean restrooms and friendly staff rounded out the experience. Awesome photo of our cars with the thunderstorm in the background!

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David R.

This is our Sunday main place to eat their yummy Pot Roast, mashed potatoes, corn, roll, gravy..... so many foods available!

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Crappy service and basic food. The place is pretty dingy and the shakers aren't even close to clean. I won't be back

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Great burgers and fries! It was a good stop for our group. The service very friendly.

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Good country store with food made from scratch. Always nice to walk it and talk to the friendly staff.

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Food is amazing! I like Friday's all you can eat fried fish. All dinners are really good

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Place was dirty and the food was awful. I will not be returning to this place . Gas station quality food

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8 years ago

Best and cleanest convenience store I've ever been in. The cafe also has great food!

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Stop to have lunch and the burger and tots were superb the jalapeno poppers were really good as well

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D. Boones Country Store & Cafe - convenience - Updated October 2026

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