Always good, good old fashioned burgers, fries, and onion rings…read more Friendly folks and priced right. I recommend for sure.

Service was awesome and quick, had the menudo and burrito it was really good. Ate inside place…read moremedium to small but plenty of room

BEST MEXICAN FOOD IN ALLL OF WEST TEXAS. Salsa- incredible…read more Queso- delicious Service was fast and friendly as can be! Can't wait to be back in the area to hit up this gem.

So, was lookin' through Yelp for a BREAKFAST place in this town, and Norma's came up the most…read morehighly rated. Now, I'm not a HUGE Mexican food fan because so much of it is same-o, same-o. But I got to try a Mexican meal that I'd never had before, AND it was a breakfast meal! WAY cool for me!!! For the first time ever, I had Chicharron. NOW, I would've enjoyed it EVEN more if I hadn't hurt my tooth the night before accidentally chomping down on a piece of chicken gristle, but... It was SO tasty, even though sometimes painful! The place is really NOT much to look at (actually a bit scary), but the food was good and so was the service. So glad we stopped in!

Very good burritos, had the sausage egg and cheese and the bacon egg and cheese. Would order two or…read morethree if you're hungry. Good salsa, green and red. Hole in the wall atmosphere but good food.

This place is a hidden gem. Excellent food. Wonderful people. One of the best burritos I've ever…read morehad.

Sister's Plaza has been around since the 1980's at the very least. It's a diner that is known for…read moreits breakfast, ultra-regulars and randoms from nearby Interstate 84. They work normal hours now, but the Plaza was once a 24hour hangout/hideaway where the great legends of Snyder's nightlife would rendezvous. Smoker's heaven. You can still smoke while you enjoy a 6a.m. coffee, and the staff will make damn sure that you don't take yourself too seriously. If you're into eavesdropping, you can learn all about local weather, ranching, farming, oilfield gossip, etc. The force is strong and the coffee is strong. This is no place for people who don't have a real appreciation for things West Texan.

This is the epitome of a small town diner with one exception, it's a total dump. I did like the…read morefeel of the place just because it was so different than anything I have ever experienced except maybe when I was a kid. This place is an old gas station that still has pumps outside and has a blimpie sign raised above the place. The sandwich shop doesnt exist and the pumps don't work although they still have all the working parts. As you walk in they have a bunch of slots that don't pay money but instead tickets that can go towards food and such.( which is totally wired in my opinion). Half the place still allows smoking and that's the side with all the windows. It's a family owned place and the waitress 5 days of the week is the daughter I guess and with her you never know what your going to get. I tried to order a basted egg well and she said "we don't do that round here you either get it scrambled or over hard or easy" and when she said it I felt a little contempt coming from her. This place is busy though most of the oil workers come in throughout the day and she is the only server so you better time it just right. The place is filthy especially the smoking room and the cook takes forever to cook the food even if he's only cooking for two. My friend won the slots before he knew they didn't pay out cash and he won $150.00 bucks worth so we ate here for five days. The place took me back in time when establishments didn't put customer service first and I feel it was a one in a kind experience only s town Texas could deliver if any thing it left an impression on me for that it gets a two star and not a one. I wouldnt recommend this place to out of towners but only locals that know the people that own it. This place definilty doesn't have the good old Texas hospitality!

Best service at a donut shop I've ever seen. the lady working I wish I got her name was so kind to…read moreme and threw in a couple extra donut holes for me. when I was sitting in the parking lot eating I saw her walk out a gentleman with an umbrella for him, amazing service, amazing donuts will be back!

Five Stars for the Donuts, Five Million Stars for the Vibes…read more I'm writing this a few days after my visit to Tiger Donuts, and honestly, the positive vibes from that morning are still lingering. I'm someone who will openly admit that being social and putting myself out there isn't exactly my strong suit. I'm not "Mr. Personality," and striking up random conversations in public can be tough for me. But the experience I had here was so genuinely warm that it completely turned my day around. I had dropped in looking for my fave... an Apple Fritter, but they were sold out. So I left. Drove down the street a bit to do a few errands and continue my mission of the morning to find a fritter, but struck out... so I thought about Tiger and the fact that I DID see old fashioned still available... and I really wanted a donut. So I went back... and a sole old-fashioned donut was still there waiting for me... and a chocolate one... my favorite. The older woman running the counter, Connie, was incredibly kind. They must have been getting ready to close up as it was that time, and she ended up giving me the last old-fashioned donut and a chocolate one, and even threw in some donut holes, telling me not to worry about it. It only came out to about 75 cents anyway--which is insanely cheap for donuts these days--but because of her kindness (and because I was already asking a favor about something else), I made sure to leave a tip in the jar. While I was writing my name down on a card because Connie offered to save a fritter and call me the next time they had a fresh batch, the other woman there--who I'm guessing was her daughter--noticed my name. She looked at it and said, "Oh, that's my son's name." I told her she gave her son a great name, and she just smiled and said, "Yeah, it's a strong name." It was just a simple, positive, human interaction, but it meant a lot to me. If you want great donuts and a reminder that there are still incredibly kind, good-hearted people out there, stop by Tiger Donuts. In fact I'm gonna have to extend that a bit (not to take away from the folks at Tiger) to Texas in general... thus far, the people here have a way above average (compared to CA where I am from) friendliness level! It's a nice change. I actually ended up launching my new personal blog, 051878.xyz, with a whole breakdown of this exact experience because it stuck with me so much. Drop by my site if you want to read the full, unfiltered story of how a quick trip for an old-fashioned donut turned into the ultimate positive vibe. Thank you, Connie and team. You've got a customer for life.

I'd leave zero stars if I could...worst fast food place I've ever been. Employee in drive through…read moreturned his mic on and was talking bad about a customer. Plus a fast food place should never take over 20 minutes to get your food.

Anytime i decide to go give this place another chance they always forget something food wise and…read morenever gives sauces you have to check for that all the time. the service they offer is very GHETTO they can careless if your taken care of as long as you leave em be. Honestly probably needs a whole new crew especially night shift.

Stopped in here for breakfast asked to Spanish waiter to suggest me something to eat…read more It was pretty darn good

Delicious!! Food was great, restaurant was clean and our waitress was really nice. This place had a…read morecozy feel, too. Coming from out of town, and this place felt very welcoming.

Outstanding food! Chile Rellenos we're the bomb. Everything…read moremade from scratch. Definitely will be coming back. Great service as well.

A local recommended this place and it did not disappoint. Had the pastor plate and thoroughly…read moreenjoyed it.