Above average food. Cool place. Close to Mammoth Monument. Upscale RV park. Will visit them again…read morewhen we come back through.

Dylan was a great host for our mixology course. He was friendly, knowledgeable and willing to…read moreaccomodate different tastes and needs. I highly recommend paying him a visit.

Found this gem on Yelp and decided to give it a try after reading the menu and reviews. SO glad we…read moredid! It's off the beaten path which is nice because we were able to find parking. We were greeted as soon as we walked in and directed to choose a table of our preference. The waitress quickly came over and grabbed our drink order while we looked at the menu. We placed our order and the waitress was very knowledgeable and able to answer our questions. She also informed us they work as a team so we can stop anyone when/if we need something. We started with the "Burning Bush" appetizer (crispy Brussel sprouts w/ lemon garlic aioli). YUM! They had just the right bite to them, and the glaze on them paired with the aioli was delicious! For our entrees we had the Golden Calf Burger w/ sweet potato fries and sriracha aioli and The Weight of Glory Sandwich w/ broccoli slaw. They were both incredibly flavorful and fresh! You can tell they locally source their ingredients and prepare them onsite. The portions are also plentiful, and we left with a takeout box. To round off lunch we tried the special mousse on the specials board (coffee flavored cheesecake mousse). It was so delightful we dug in before I could snap a pic. Just enough coffee flavor paired with chocolate sauce (not hersheys ). The big windows allow for a lot of natural light and lends to a welcoming and warm environment. We will for sure be back and bring others!

I always swing by here for a fantastic burger in the way to Austin. Iove farm to table spots and…read moretheir golden calf burger while coleslaw was divine. I especially enjoyed how the herbed goat cheese mixed with the lemon aioli (aioli is garlic mayo so the garlic is redundant in the menu) and beef patty. That combo was deadly to me, oof Some nice cold coleslaw to compliment the hot burger was a nice mix. I still haven't forgotten how heavy their tomato soup is! So packed with flavor omg. Friendly + quick staff as always and gorgeous wooden seating.

First time here. Amazing service and atmosphere. Rena was our waitress and she did a great job…read more We had a very large party and we waited for nothing. She made sure we were all taken care of. I had "The George" burger. Lots of flavors on this huge burger. Definitely a must stop when you're in Waco, Texas.

Strike 3, garbage! 1. Got irder wring on chicken soecial and…read moredud nit care! 2. Ordered entree w rings instead of fries and asked if ok to substitute. Git a full size order if rings ORIVE, not portion! Server did NOT care!!! 3. Got worst breakfast ever!! Wrong irder, got Big breakfast with grits, but got I soevial w less meat, no biscuits, less one egg, then she charged full price fir grits on side!! Grits old and they just turned over so gross thick crust on bottom and muddle, pancakes tasted gross n were burned on top n bottom AND mushy in middle, eggs not scrambled but hard n chopped! Told server n she did not care!!!!! F 'them Called 4 times n no answer!!!! Truly disgusting that locals like this garbage!!! For 40 years eat out w family everyday!!! Never experienced such garbage food n service!!! Went to Bubbas 33 after to est.

Haven't had breakfast yet but these were so good a review could not wait. ! Pairs perfectly with a…read moremimosa !

Wasn't overly impressed. Long wait for a bar table in the far back by kitchen. Server was nice…read more Took over hour to be seated then get food. Food was better than average. Pricey for breakfast food. Ill stick with good food fast service at a nice table. Sorry was really hoping for a better experience.

Service was great ' Savanna was attentive but not over whelming. She came as she saw needed and…read morechecked in when in doubt. Polite and well dressed with a gorgeous smile. Food was great we both had "Sea Bass" with no substitutions as is the as cooked well and delicious. Wife had the Marg and I had a few Stella's in a cold glass. Atmosphere was calm and easy going for a Saturday around 4:00 pm. We want to try the cheese and fruit platter next time and some wine. If all goes as we think "fantastic" this place will be our go to brunch and dinner place in waco. Maybe just spend the night at the Indingo if all goes to well. Only reason we didn't give 5 stars is because we haven't tried everything we plan on !

Worth price au gratin potatoes great atmosphere nice cheese board awesome tomahawk pork chop huge…read moreservice great also clean

This is a no frills, not Tex-Mex place. We specifically went for the carne el pastor. This is not…read morea breakfast item you will find in any Tex-Mex place. My partner loves this dish and he said that they fresh Horchata was really good, too. They are very quick, once your order is placed. The food is served hot and delicious. I loved their re-fried beans. Usually they don't have much seasoning, but these had a great, smokey flavor to them. The price was very reasonable and the service was so great, I over-tipped them! They do a very lively take-out business, too!

The food was good Mexican food and the waitresses who got the food out right away. We'll be back…read more The ambience was simply old style Mexican restaurant without the frills. Family restaurant says it all. The prices just went up but it's still pretty reasonable. Carnitas lunch plate was flavorful, generous and tender.

the food was amazing ! the wait is definitely worth it !!! will be coming back for sure !read more

Nestled just off the beaten path near a slightly industrial area of Waco, I discovered an…read moreunexpected gem, Cajun Craft. I was staying near Waco for a few days, but the area I was in had very limited choices for food. So, I looked up some nearby restaurants in Waco, and found Cajun Craft. It was worth the drive in from where I was staying. From the outside, it doesn't look like much: small parking lot, rusted roof, etc. However, I have found that often conceals some of the best places. An immediate friendly greeting was offered at the door and I was surprised by the quaint setting. There were only a few tables near the bar, but there was a covered patio attached and even more seating outside. The menu offered most of the traditional Cajun dishes at a modest price, but I already knew what I wanted. I ordered the Atchafalaya Catfish, a catfish filet over a bed of rice smothered in crawfish Étouffée. It was amazing. The Étouffée was rich and hearty, with the perfect spice level, maybe the best I have had west of Baton Rouge. The catfish was crisp and golden, giving a great balance to the creamy Étouffée. If you are ever in the Waco area and have a craving for some authentic Cajun cuisine, you must give Cajun Crafts a visit.