Absolutely The BEST Club Sandwich Ever. So good that I looked up the phone number and called to…read moretell them! U gotta go check it out! Btw-you can't have a sandwich without chips and a pickle, so they include both with your order. Try it and you'll say Booyah!!! David T Sine AKA Coach

By far the best sandwich bread ever! We had the chicken salad on homemade wheat bread as well as…read morethe BLTA on pumpernickel. The chicken salad was big chunks of chicken and just enough mayo and celery to hold it together. Delicious and so fresh! The ladies making the magic were smiley and friendly, so we know we'll be back!

Dallas Tor: Come for Lunch. Stay Because You've Fallen in Love With the Focaccia…read more Dallas Tor sits in a quaint little area of Marble Falls, although finding it is part of the adventure. It's not right on Main Street. It's tucked away next to a park/plaza, and for a minute I wondered if Google Maps and I were having a disagreement. Keep looking. Once you find it, you'll be very glad you did. The menu is sandwiches and salads, and the sandwiches are served on fresh baked focaccia. Let me stop right there. The focaccia. I could order a slab of this bread, sit on a park bench and call it lunch. Fresh, soft, flavorful and ridiculously good. If carbs are the enemy, I'm prepared to negotiate a peace treaty. My wife and I shared the Caprese salad and the Romeo and Juliet sandwich. Wow. Fresh mozzarella. High quality balsamic. Fresh ingredients. Big flavors. Everything worked together beautifully. And then, of course, there was that focaccia holding the whole operation together. Did I mention the focaccia? Dallas Tor is exactly the kind of place I love finding while traveling. Small, local, a little tucked away and serving something memorable enough that I'm still thinking about it after leaving Marble Falls. Five stars. My only complaint is that they're in Marble Falls and I live near Fort Lauderdale. That seems unnecessarily inconvenient. Did I mention the focaccia?

DALLA TOR is definitely worth a stop. It's right off Main Street and they make some of the best…read moreItalian sandwiches we've had anywhere. The star is the focaccia. They make it fresh in-house, and we've actually watched them pull it out of the oven. The sandwiches are loaded with Italian meats and cheeses and combinations of things like pesto, sun-dried tomato spreads and other really flavorful ingredients. Everything we've tried has been delicious. One thing to know: the sandwiches are dependent on the bread. We've been there later in the day when they had run out of focaccia and stopped making sandwiches, so if that's what you're going for, I wouldn't wait until too late in the day. We also love their chopped salad. It's loaded with lettuce, Italian meat, cheese and a great dressing, and it's one of those salads we end up ordering every time. This has quickly become one of our favorite stops in the area. Fresh bread, great Italian ingredients and seriously good sandwiches. Definitely worth seeking out.

As a horror fan, of course I had to stop in to check out the Texas Chainsaw Massacre house and grab…read morea bite to eat. I made a reservation thinking the place might be busy on a Sunday and was able to get seated when we arrived early. Service could have been better. I ordered coffee with my meal while I looked at the menu, and at least 10 minutes went by while the waitress was cleaning a table and not checking in on us. I finally asked where my coffee was, and she realized she had forgotten it. She apologized, and a few seconds later, our food was out. I had also requested the hollandaise sauce on the side, which she had forgotten to include with my order. She offered to redo it while I was sitting there scraping it off, but I told her it would be fine. If I hadn't looked online beforehand, I wouldn't have known about the very small, one-room museum upstairs. We checked it out and got our photos. We came, we saw, and I can officially say I ate inside the Texas Chainsaw Massacre house! I would go back, as it looks like they have bands, and the experience might be better for something other than breakfast.

Nice bar with excellent service .. cutest fun little stop especially if you love the movie .. I was…read morean 80s kid so this was pure nostalgia for me ... loved the vibe and the food was great ... the pork bbq sandwich was extremely good had an awesome sauce.. the chicken fried steak was also great...this was fun and a definite do

Insane grilled cheese sandwich. Service with a smile! Yummy samples! Cute merch. Very welcoming…read morespace!!

This place is amazing! It is downtown with many shops nearby and street parking. There is an open…read morearea tight in front with outdoor seating for the kids to play while you relax. They also have plenty of seating inside of you are looking for something more quiet with air conditioning. They have an excellent wine collection. We had the Rose and Pinot Noir and both were excellent. We had the bread and butter, which were delicious. The butter was so creamy and perfect with the slight crispiness of the bread. We also had an assortment of cheeses. The sheeps milk cheese is a must! The owners are so nice and knowledgeable. You can just feel the heart and soul they put into their work. We will definitely be back!

We had a date night at Bay View Restaurant. Our server Amanda accommodated our experience and she…read morewas amazing... 5 stars!!!

Great place. Need to go at sunset to experience the beauty! We sat outside and it was amazing !read more

We love Alfredo's. Best Tex Mex, BYOB and always friendly. Love the staff. The cheese enchiladas…read moreare amazing. Just remember to bring cash.

It's a hit or miss for me on this place! Food is pretty good but the attitude and service you just…read morenever know!

Are camping at Inks Lake and decided to give the Bear King Brewery a try. It was a hit across the…read moreboard. We both ordered burgers and I got the brussel sprouts while my husband got onion rings. Everything was made from scratch and Amazon. The garlic aioli perfect. And their own beers were fantastic. I has the Moon Mountain while my husband did the Stigini, a white stout. Both were so good. Our server Aubrey was fantastic - perfect balance of knowing when to check on us versus looking our way then moving on to take care of others. She was amazing. Definitely check out this place when you are in Marble Falls - excellent.

Good food and great customer service. Highly recommend if you are in the area and want a burger…read more We started with the queso which was very good and I got the famers burger with fries and hubby got a regular burger with cheese and onion rings. Everything was very good. Our server was amazing as well.

I really do like the food here 10/10 service would recommend.676766767676767 the food is so yummyread more

I had a great experience ordering online through the Schlotzsky's Marble Falls website. The…read moreordering process was easy to navigate, straightforward, and convenient. My order was accurate and everything I requested was prepared correctly. Overall, the online ordering experience was smooth and made it very easy to place my order. Thank you for making the process so convenient!

One of my favorite groceries stores! So thankful to have right in our backyard in Horseshoe Bay…read more They always have everything I need and all the employees are beyond kind and helpful! Also, great parking and always stocked with Diet Coke!!

Come for the burgers!! The folks who work here are some of the kindest people you'll cross paths…read morewith throughout your day! You can take your prepared food to go or you can actually dine in - they have tables for patrons to enjoy their meal at.

I love Bluebonnet cafe. The menu is country food and perfect…read more I had the large chicken fried steak with 3 sides. I had a tea with sugar from the table. The staff are so sweet and are always checking you. The place is clean and big with plenty of seating. Then there is the pies . They are freshly made and delicious. I had the coconut cream and it was phenomenal!!! Whenever I am in Marble Falls this is my first stop !!

I am 56 years old, and I haven't been to Blue Bonnet Cafe since I was probably 11 or 12. Maybe even…read moreyounger. But I REMEMBER Blue Bonnet Cafe. I remember this little cafe in Marble Falls known for its homemade pies. My grandfather loved stopping here, and sometimes he'd bring pies all the way back to West Texas for us. Oh, how we loved those pies. So we're talking about more than 40 years of nostalgia wrapped up in this place for me. When I recently had the opportunity to make the drive back to Marble Falls, I was genuinely excited. I couldn't wait to sit down at Blue Bonnet again, have a chicken fried steak and, most importantly, get my hands on that PIE. And I'll give credit where it's due. I ordered the chicken fried steak plate, and the chicken fried steak was just as good as I remembered it. Crispy, tender, comforting -- exactly the kind of old-school Texas cafe food I'd been hoping for. The gravy, after adding in some salt and lots of pepper was creamy and perfect. The sides? Well... The green beans tasted canned, and I'm pretty sure those mashed potatoes were the red-skinned powdered variety you can buy at Costco. You know what? I was fine with it. It is what it is. The meal was still pretty darn good, and none of that was why I'd driven back after all these years anyway. I WAS HERE FOR THE PIE. After we ate, I ordered a slice of fudge and a slice of lemon meringue to take home and share. Later, I opened the container. And my smile fell. What in the SCHOOL CAFETERIA had been put into this Styrofoam container and peddled off as Blue Bonnet Cafe lemon meringue pie?! This was not the pie I remembered. The lemon filling was this unnaturally yellow, gelatinous drudge. The crust didn't taste remotely like a made-from-scratch pie crust. And that beautiful homemade meringue I remembered, piled up and lovingly browned on top? Gone. Surely the fudge pie would save this childhood reunion. It did not. Another cheap, flavorless crust with some sort of fudge-like concoction filling it. And THAT is when this stopped being about whether I liked a couple slices of pie. I had carried a memory of Blue Bonnet Cafe around with me for more than four decades. A little cafe, my grandfather bringing pies home to West Texas, and all of us being so excited when he did. Those memories are still wonderful. I just wish the pies I'd brought home this time bore some resemblance to them. Blue Bonnet Cafe, you gave a promise to me... And you broke it. You broke it. My heart -- and my nostalgic little pie-loving heart -- will never be the same.