I held very high expectations for this establishment, because of all the amazing reviews. But after…read morefurther consideration I definitely should have lowered my expectations.... My daughter had projectile vomiting because of these greasy french fries!!!! The service was poor and lacked pronouncing my pronouns correctly, my table had a singular stick of butter melted onto the seat that my poor daughter was sitting after vomiting; the ambiance of the restaurant was gross, disturbing, and weirdly quiet..... Jojo I hope you learn from this bobo experience! #dobetter

Ok! Don't be deceived by how the outside of this restaurant looks because it is hands-down…read moredelicious! First of all, let me just say that Dawn, the owner, and her son, Curtis (the chef) have a totally charming place inside and I had one of the best burgers EVER! I wasn't super hungry, so I ordered the child's size hamburger and fries, and it was just right! They even added all the fixin's for me! Plus! You know when you have a hankerin' for a cold Dr. Pepper on ice? Well, this one was a PERFECT mix of the syrup and fizz! My husband had the patty melt on rye (comes with mozzarella instead of Swiss) and he said it was A+, too. Btw, Dawn named the restaurant JoJo's because of her pet monkey of the same name, and his picture is everywhere. Plus I had the joy of talking to 6 year old Emily about mermaids. If I ever pass through El Dorado again, I will definitely stop here again. Home cooking at it's yummiest!

It's a little place with great flavor. We had been on the road for almost a week. We were…read morestaying in Ozona and someone recommended. Yes, ma'am! I walked up and was greeted by the friendliest dog ever. I knew right away that Texas was calling me home. I went inside and had a good plate of enchiladas. Yum, yum and then some!

This one is a solid 3.8, with potential for more…read more I let Liz pick lunch in Ozona, and on a Sunday afternoon, she picked a very unassuming Destiny's Grill. Though small and quiet, this little grill puts out really good food. My daughter kept it simple with a dry cheeseburger. It comes with a side of fries that are cooked fresh, but maybe needed some time to breathe or dash a little bit of salt. The burger was cooked really well though. Noah enjoyed his carne asada tacos. Liz ordered the Potosino nachos, which were like a loaded nachos. Loaded means it came with beans, grill d tomato and jalapeno, thin slices of skirt steak, and cheese. It looked good, and I grabbed a few at the begining. I really enjoyed my Potosino plate. It was the same thing slices of skirt steak, grilled onion, jalapeno, and tomato that was on the nachos, but my plate came with Spanish and refried beans. (Same as Noah's kid taco plate). So, why the 3? It's a small place, and the dining area can be overwhelmed by a rush. Though the folks that knew were just getting food to go. There's about 7 tables/booths for 4 each, and it got crowded right after we sat down and ordered. Hey, if I can't get my coffee refilled without asking, well... Overall, I did enjoy the food. The place was clean and comfortable. It was the lack of speedy service was on no way a deal killer, but when you're on the EP to SA road trip time management can matter. Check it out if you're stopping in Ozona.

Stopped in here for lunch on the way back home from a weekend trip. I decided in the chicken…read moregorditas. The waitress was friendly and my good arrived in an average amount of time. Ok so on to the food itself. The chips & salsa we were brought before the meal was great. The salsa had a nice little kick to it and was flavorful. My gorditas were unimpressive. The shell itself was cooked nicely but the chicken was bland and unseasoned. I had to add salsa to every bite. It wasn't terrible but there was nothing special about it. I guess being from a large city, I'm a bit spoiled when it comes to Mexican food. This place may be good for the locals but I wasn't impressed unfortunately.

This place is ok. I got the taco plate with chicken. Everything was missing seasoning. It was just…read moreplain. However, the service was going. Everyone was friendly. The waiter was very nice. Ambiance was natural. There wasn't a lot going on around lunch time. They only had a few customers. Overall, it was just ok.

A fantastic roadside find! Driving along I-10 from Texas to New Mexico, this was my only sit-down…read moreoption nearby, located just a couple of minutes off the freeway ramp.Tucked in the back of a shop, the cafe is remarkably clean with plenty of seating and a charming hunting lodge decor. The staff was warm and friendly from the moment I walked in.I ordered the pork chops--they were tender, juicy, and finished with a wonderful hint of honey. The meal came complete with a side of potatoes, a fresh side salad, and a warm biscuit. It was so good I completely cleaned my plate!Prices are very reasonable, and there is plenty of easy parking available right outside. This will definitely be my go-to stop for all future road trips through the area. Highly recommended!

This little spot is actually so nice for a drop in if you want brunch food. We stopped here to eat…read morewhile on a road trip since it was one of the only sit down places I could find in the area that had things like eggs, bacon and pancakes etc - and we were not disappointed! I had a plate of French toast, my dad had a breakfast burrito, and my mom had pancakes and a side of eggs and bacon. The prices were all very reasonable, and our waitress was very attentive and sweet. There are absolutely immaculate bathrooms inside as well, which are between the shop and restaurant part of the building. Tons of parking outside too, it's a dirt lot.

Food and service was great and the restaurant was very well kept. No complaints at all.read more

Server was pleasant, but they are definitely lacking help. Food took a while to come out and wasn't…read morenecessarily worth the wait. Not the most horrible burger, steak fingers were so chewy you couldn't get a clean bite and the strawberry shake was basically strawberry milk which was not good at all.

Started off with a warm greeting from Shauna who also provided us with excellent service. The…read moreatmosphere was RUSTIC and truly Texan - a place where everyone knows your name. We came on a Friday and it was lively - people ready to have a good time and a great meal. I had the KC steak for one, which turned out to be a generous portion of NY Strip; excellently prepared to a medium rare. My wife had the steak salad. Again a generous portion of steak served atop a wonderful array of fresh greens and vegetables. We finished with the Red Velvet cake which tasted homemade. We will be back.

I'll try again because sometimes it's what you order. I think I ordered my steak a little over…read moredone. They had friendly people and everyone seemed to enjoy, so I think I was just tired from driving for 8 hours and perhaps didn't communicate what I wanted.

One of the only food options in town. Open for lunch and…read moredinner. Old steakhouse feel and seating. Dark tables and booths. Old pictures line the walls. Chicken fried steak was nicely made with homemade mashed potatoes. Gravy was smooth but lacking flavor. Husbands rib eye was juicy with the typical chunk of fat on the tip. Service was slow because of the large families dining.

Tiny little Diner on the side of I-10, it was easy off and on the freeway access as we were passing…read morethrough. My queso chicken was good, but the chicken breast was tiny, the size of the palm of my hand and I am a small woman. There's certainly nothing fancy here. It seemed that there were some of locals, I don't think there are many choices for food in this town. I felt it was a bit pricey for the portion I received, not a place. I would stop if I was passing back through.

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.