Best little Ice House in Texas right here! I love it so much, the people that work here, the…read moreregulars that I meet. It is like the southern outpost of my late, beloved Tom's Tavern in Detroit. I always look forward to my Sunday funday here (or Monday Funday) : D

What a great little place to hang out! Has outdoor seating, pool table, and a great staff. Cold…read morebeer, often has fun events and fun drink specials. Definitely a good stop to cool off.

Me and my bro go before school It's fun and people are…read moresuper nice The food is good nice verity The ambiance is great

This is a nice small town grocery. They s good selection of all the essentials and a surprise was a…read morevast pickling section. I found some Kosher dill pickle mix with pickle crisp included. This was a nice find. Great Mom and Pop grocery. I will be back just to support this type of store. The lady was such a sweetheart.

We were in San Angelo for a function for church and decided to stop in and check it out. Variety of…read moreAsian products were decent. Bought their Kim chee that the lady said they made there and I gotta say it was some good kim chee that I tried in a long time!

I ordered Bi bim bop, with bulgogi. The cook forgot the meat, my wife was eating bulgogi and gave…read moreme some of hers. When I complained she didn't believe me. No apology, nothing. Also traditional Korean food comes with kimche and other vegetables and with this meal you usually get seaweed soup. They gave nothing but the entre. When I asked her where the kimche was, she said "I could buy some from the store"

Overall this was a solid gas station. The inside of the store was clean, and to my surprise they…read morenot only had a decent selection of alcoholic beers but a good amount of non alcoholic beers to choose from as well. They had a good amount of soft drinks, energy drinks, sports drinks and water too. I didn't try any of their food, and the only other thing to note is the gas grades here were 87, 89 & 91 (they didn't have 93 grade gas). Overall, solid gas station if you happen to be in town. And it's conveniently located right off the highway and right next to the Hampton inn hotel too.

Staff on second shift do not have any type customer service and they are very disrespectful to…read moresenior citizens, when needing help with card to get gas. The way the young lady Dee talked to older gentlemen upset me and other customers.

Suggested to us by locals and every bit as they said! The…read morefritters are noteworthy for their size and perfect ratio of crispy outside to tender inside. Three flavors were available the day we visited Be prepared when ordering filled donuts - they fill them on the spot! Several choices are available, you pick what kind of frosting goes on top and they add the filling to order - amazing!

We were just in town to visit my step-daughter and she recommended this place. It was definitely…read moreworth a detour in the way out of town. They had a huge selection of interesting donuts as well as kolaches and sandwiches. The service was fast and friendly. My step-daughter said she's never seen the case so full [but she's not an early riser] so you may want to go early for best selection. I'm pretty sure the only drinks they offered were pre-made so I knocked off a star because we had to go somewhere else to get coffees

It was rainy today so I stopped and got 2 chocolate sprinkle donuts and 2 small colaches. Quality…read morewas phenomenal. I was in and out with great service!

A pleasant foodie surprise in San Angelo!…read more I had to come into San Angelo for work and going into the trip, I was not too excited about my food options available to me as a vegetarian...but I did find Buttercup online and it seemed close enough to those "hip, city coffee shops", meaning I should be able to get some decent food! Unfortunately, a lot of their hot sandwich options were off the table since they seemed to have a broken toaster, but I was able to order a hummus veggie sandwich that came with seasoned potato chips, a side salad, and a stick of chocolate. I also got a vanilla cake bite (pop without the stick) and everything was about $18 with tip. I didn't feel like trying any of the drinks, but some of the coffee flavors sounded interesting and they have seasonal flavors too. The ambiance is inviting, and definitely feels like a cozy place for the community to come hang. If you ever find yourself in this part of west Texas, definitely keep this spot in your back pocket for close to healthy eats!

Love visiting Buttercup. The vibe in the shop is welcoming and calming. Like any good coffee shop,…read moreit makes you want to stay. The coffee options are plentiful and they do their own take on both custom and traditional coffee drinks. You will find all your caffeine needs here. They also have a good menu. It ranges from custom toasts to toasted bagels and even extensively crafted charcuterie boards. Service is friendly and knowledgeable and they have a drive thru if you are in a hurry. There are a few good coffee options in San Angelo and if you are in Buttercup's part of town, this is your stop.

The staff are nice it's a great place to find what you want and it's sad that somebody 13 years ago…read moregave them one star for their hours. I've never gone to Pinky's and they weren't open during their hours just saying.

Went to the store on South 14th looking for some specific items. One was a chocolate liqueur. I…read moreasked if they had Godiva and the clerk corrected me and said you mean "Godeeva". Pretty sure that's a long I like Lady Godiva. Then asked about blueberry liquor which we had in New England, she said we have that blue " curocko". That's blue but orange flavored and not pronounced like that. If you're working in a liquor store, know your product and don't correct customers who do know what they're talking about.