This is an unassuming place but well worth the visit…read more Reservations encouraged The food is not only delicious but extra large portions. Deciding on what to order was difficult as all food choices were impressive. Appetizers: bacon wrapped scallops Lobster cakes Entrees : shrimp risotto & scallop risotto Next time (theee will be a next) ribeye

Great food and service (Jennifer), especially the bread pudding!…read more Had a great experience at Kindling Texas Kitchen. The restaurant is built in what used to be a house, which makes it a very interesting and unique concept. The steak was really good, and the portion was plenty for a big eater like me. The cornbread was also delicious, but the absolute highlight was the bourbon bread pudding. Honestly, it was probably one of the best things we had! Definitely a place I'd come back to. Great food and portions, and that bread pudding is a must-try!

I hadn't been here in almost a year because the dine in experience was so awful. Thankfully the…read moreservice drastically improved. Our waiter was attentive and on point. The dining room seemed like it was better managed. Our food came out in a timely manner. The customer service was A+.

Great family-friendly cafe. Very casual. Lots of to-go orders the entire time we were there…read moreenjoying a dine-in experience. Friendly and efficient staff. Best looking gumbo I have seen in a long time! crammed full of big shrimp and tasty sausage. The hush puppies were solid. The mild boudin sausage was excellent and full of flavor. The cheeseburger with onion rings was solid and the bun was excellent as well. Fried mushrooms were ok - but not their speciality.

Abel and Armida sold to very nice people. Same great menu…read morewith a couple additions. Same old style diner. Waffles were added. Chorizo was added. Great job sisters all!!

Honest Review Rating: 2.5 / 5…read moreAtmosphere & Service: The diner has a quiet, traditional, old-school feel that caters well to an older crowd. The space is clean, and the staff was friendly, organized, and welcoming. Keep in mind that they operate on specific serving hours rather than staying open for the menu which reflects their more classic, traditional style. Food & Drinks: Unfortunately, the food fell short of expectations. The burger was decent, though minimal--served with only ketchup and no other condiments. The steak ended up being just ground meat topped with a slice of melted cheese. The fries were generic, frozen-cut style similar to what you'd get at a ballpark, and the coffee was surprisingly watered down, which was disappointing for a classic diner. Verdict: While it's a friendly and clean spot for anyone looking for simple, straightforward American that just meets the bar without any fuss, the food quality means we won't be returning.

This place is amazing From eating inside to picking up,…read morethe food is If you're hungry for a delicious treat please come here. You'll be happy you did

Great food. Friendly and efficient staff. Many food, drink, and dessert options…read more I had my standard - grilled shrimp and they were great. Hubby ordered a delectable meatloaf with a flavorful gravy, as well as cole slaw and hus puppies. We were both happy with our meal and the whole dining experience. Family-friendly diner tables and booths available Plenty of parking Many folks come for take-out but I love the in-house dining experience.

The food was good. The service was good. The ambiance was good. I could not rate them a "5"…read morebecause they have joined in a trend that leaves a bad taste in my mouth (pun intended). They charged me 3.5% for using my credit card to pay for my meal. That bank charge is one of their costs of business (what is next, charging for the dish soap they use to wash your plate?) and is therefore a deductible business expense. But for me, since I cannot write it off, that 3.5% just increases my cost of dining out. I know restaurant margins are slim, but I'm pinching pennies, too, so I won't be going back to this restaurant.

Whenever we are in town we head to the Buttermilk Cafe. This time we had our two grandkids with…read moreus. The lovely lady (might be an owner) at the front was gracious and accommodating. She had the kids pick out little fun erasers for the to play with. Which they did and occupied them. The food is always good. The French Toast was demolished by my grandkids and me. The fried banana bread is a must.

Excellent service and the food was terrific! Just had the hamburger for happy hour and a cold…read more Margarita, I'll definitely be back. Great job!

The service is average, friendly, but lacking in attention to detail. For example, the large…read morebottle of water they leave on the table for self service was empty half way through the meal & they brought out our dinner plates before they cleared the table of salad and appetizer dishes. My daughter & I ordered the scallops, and because the menu specified U10 scallops I thought they would be the large ones. They were almost the size of a half-dollar and there were 3, for $37. The dish was weird with split pea puree in risotto and English peas on top. The scallops tasted fishy and were tough. It was disappointing. I wish I had ordered the cheeseburger. My husband ordered the pork dish and it was really good, but the potatoes were undercooked. I think the idea of the Indian influence is fun, but the execution needs a little more attention for the price point. Our tab for 3 meals, a salad, Brussels sprout appetizer and 2 beverages was $190 with 20% tip.

I went down home on this excursion y'all. As in the southern comfort (or soul food) that I grew up…read moreon. Known for their Chicken & Waffles something that I had my first experience with in Los Angeles, Mr. C's serves a great breakfast spread and lunch/dinner is quite extensive as well. It took my lunch companion and I a bit to decide what we wanted. The menus have a lot on them. I eventually opted for the Smothered Chopped Steak, Okra, and Mac & Cheese with a sweet tea. It was good food that was hot and fresh. Eating this meal gave me a bit of nostalgia from eating fresh from my grandmother's farm as a boy.

Rohan helped me get in and out quick with an amazing meal for lunch! Chicken was perfectly crispy…read moreand juicy and the sweet tea was sweet like it should be! Worth a stop

Food and Service with a simple ambiance…read more This was my second visit with friends this time on a Wednesday. First there at opening time. Instantly greeted, and drinks came fast. Ordered the Soul Rolls and just WOW. A egg roll type wrap filled with seasoned ground beef, greens and Mac N Cheese. With Brown Gravy. MMM. Could be a meal by itself. Friend ordered Fried Green tomatoes. No complaints from him. Perused the menu with the Wednesday special being Meatloaf, 2 sides and a drink. ($11.99). I ordered meatloaf was delightful dense meat... not many fillers smothered in brown gravy. A side of Mac N Cheese and Okra.. SO MUCH TO EAT. Friends got the Swai fish with Yams and Green beans. Second friend had Catfish with cabbage and okra. They both loved their individual plates, had enough to create a to go plate for later. And don't get me started on the Banana Puddig for all 3 of us. MMM. Support this business. They do Soul cooking excellence.

I was very disappointed when I stopped her a few weeks ago. I ALWAYS finish my food but the oxtails…read morewere wholly lacking in flavor and not tender. They also left an after taste. Same for the sides. And the gravy. Everything was just...okay. I wanted to support so badly, and maybe it was an off day, but I won't be back. The woman who took my order wasn't friendly either - although I saw her at least be amicable with another couple. Don't know that I would want to eat in the restaurant, but there were a few diners there when I went to place my order.

If you're looking for great BBQ near Randolph, Purple Pig BBQ in Schertz is definitely worth a…read morevisit. The restaurant has a fun, laid-back atmosphere with purple accents and purple pig décor throughout, giving it a unique personality. They also play throwback old-school music, which adds to the cool vibe. One thing that really stands out is the owners. They're incredibly friendly, welcoming, and happy to offer recommendations if you're having trouble deciding what to order. They also offer a military discount, which is always appreciated. I ordered the Texas-sized loaded baked potato topped with brisket, cheese, green onions, and their sweet BBQ sauce. It was absolutely delicious and loaded with flavor. My husband always goes for the brisket plate with a side of mac and cheese, and it's his favorite meal every time we visit. I also tried the cream corn, which was different from any I've had before. It had a peppery kick that gave it a unique flavor. To drink, we shared their homemade grape lemonade. While it wasn't very lemonade-forward, it instantly reminded us of those grape Pixy Stix from back in the day, bringing back a fun dose of nostalgia. Great food, friendly owners, a welcoming atmosphere, and solid portions make Purple Pig BBQ a place we'll keep coming back to. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the Schertz area!

The theme, "Purple Pig" is genius. The people working here are really nice…read more The ambience is okay. Old school music was good but the volume was too much to bear. How can you relax and have a conversation with your friends or a date if you can't hear yourselves think? The service is nonexistent and that's fine because it's your basic fast food concept. Not a problem. However, the food is more industrial based than true Texas BBQ. My brisket was very dry. They slather a lot of BBQ sauce on top of your meat. Why? Because the meat is either old or dry or both. Mine was very dry. The beans were drenched in sugar. The Mac and Cheese lacked (cheese) taste. We love good BBQ. This is not good BBQ. Compare to the Burnt Bean in Sequin and you will understand. The burnt bean runs out of product leaving long lines for their food; it's real BBQ, fresh homemade food. You can taste it.