I 100 percent recommend Caleb Garcia Staghorn. Only had to try this place once and am now a life…read morelong customer. Food is delicious. The restaurant is welcoming and so are the folks. If the owner is reading please consider bringing Caleb Garcia Staghorn to Pleasanton, Texas.

The staff was very friendly. We had hoped for a medium rare burger -- it wasn't that, but it was…read moretasty! The server forgot the cheese, but brought it immediately and didn't charge. The fried pickles were yummy!

Right off the bat, I have to say, probably the best burger I've had in Port Aransas and all the…read moretrips we've made here. This is one of those places where you walk in, stand in line, place your order and go find a seat. When your order is ready, they'll bring it out to your table. Staff is very friendly and the evening we went, there were three or four young men that were taking food to the tables and clearing tables and they were all very friendly and helpful. We went on a Saturday night, and there was a good flow of people in and out the entire time we were there. We didn't have a hard time finding a table initially, but the place filled up quickly. But there are five or six other restaurants within a block to two blocks around this place, so there was a lot of foot traffic and a lot of people eating out in that area. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger and I have to tell you that is one of the most amazing burgers I have had in the last few years. Amazing! The burger was cooked perfectly and had several strips of crispy bacon, melty cheese, lettuce, pickle, tomato, and red onion, and the meat was seasoned perfectly. I got the fries, and they were crispy seasoned well and extremely tasty. I told my wife as we were sitting there eating that this place was definitely on our list of eating establishments the next time we were in Port A, and you can bet we will be down there for another burger.

After searching for what felt like forever to find a highly recommended spot -- even Port A Escapes…read morelisted this place as a must‑try -- we decided to give it a shot. I've traveled all over the world and up and down the U.S. coastline, and I understand beach‑town dining can be hit or miss. But this experience left us genuinely confused about the glowing reviews. We walked into a tiny establishment where the bar was fully staffed and drinks were flowing, yet we couldn't even get served food. Alcohol seemed ready to go, but the kitchen was moving at a pace that made no sense. We were told food would take over an hour. For a place this small, that's baffling. It made me wonder if the rave reviews were written through "vacation goggles" -- sunburned, tired, or a few drinks in -- because from our sober perspective, nothing about the service or setup matched the hype. Maybe the "excellent" part of the name refers strictly to the bar, because the grill definitely felt off‑duty. We ended up leaving without ever getting food. Not the experience we were hoping for.

Was really delicious little steak house. Had the Steak…read moredinner for to and ate the whole thing lol

I guess I'm spoiled by living in a very large city and have a higher expectation for ambiance for a…read moresteakhouse, but we walked in and it looked more like a barbecue joint. With large dead animal heads on the wall. There were 2 deer, a doe and a buck. An elk. A bighorn sheep. A Longhorn bovine. And an exotic nilgai. If that doesn't say this is where people like to hunt, while we were viewing the eclipse, we encountered a couple who stopped on the way to their hunting lease. An extra star for the service. The people were nice and helpful. We were kind of demanding and they met all our requests promptly and pleasantly. The food. The steaks had a strong, strange taste. The best I could figure was it was liquid smoke. You're not fooling anyone into thinking you're cooking over a mesquite fire by marinating your steaks in liquid smoke. At least you're not fooling me. Perfectly cooked steaks rendered nearly inedible by the overwhelming, weird flavor. My tablemate's liver was so undercooked it was bloody. I don't think liver is supposed to be served rare. The salad was really good. Other sides were meh. The green beans were canned. French fries looked like they originated frozen out of a bag. The potato skin appetizer was good. The broccoli fresh but mushy - or possibly frozen as well? The cheesecake was good but they served it upside down with the crust on top? The wines were average - drinkable, but I think the wine at Olive Garden is better? I wanted to go to the Mexican restaurant but got overruled by the two guys. I'll hold that I may be wrong about the mesquite, but I did not see or smell any sign of a wood/charcoal fire.

The pizzas are prepared the way I asked. Like I have mentioned before, the building hides a very…read moregood establishment.

Picked up on the road to the RGV. Food was really good! We got the Italian and Steak and Cheese…read more Both were really good. The chips were house made and fresh. Definitely better than stopping at a subway! Called ahead and placed the order over the phone and it was ready when we got there. Quick and inexpensive (20 minutes). 4 stars only because the lady I spoke with over the phone and at the resister in person was rude and acted repulsed by every question I had...

If you like big juicy, messy, tasty burgers delivered piping hot right off the griddle, this place…read moreis for you. The very friendly service was faster than anywhere, and they have a real down-home Texas country atmosphere. The burger bun was buttered top and bottom, and although I don't usually order and eat fried foods, the homemade crinkle chips really are home made and quite tasty. Plus: with entree orders you get to serve yourself a free cup of chocolate, vanilla or swirl soft-serve ice cream! If that all sounds good to you then you have to stop here whenever you're around Three Rivers! This country restaurant is the genuine article.

I'm just saying if you aren't a big eater get ready to be. The chicken fried steak is enough for…read moretwo lol.

Roaches! I already ate my food and noticed a roach under the rice…read more Wouldn't recommend this unsanitary place. They did comp our food, but I don't really like eating roaches even for free.

Bro-inlaw frequents this restaurant almost daily for breakfast as it is on his way to work. Since…read morewe were in Kenedy for a family event we all ended up here for a late breakfast. I ordered their barbacoa plate with homemade corn tortillas. I am picky about my barbacoa and I've had bad barbacoa and this barbacoa was close to perfection as it was spiced to perfection and not even close to being stringy or dry. My over-easy eggs were also cooked to perfection. Plus one ordered her usual migas plate and exclaimed that this plate was also fantastic. There was enough food on her plate to easily split and it was a shame that even with my assistance we could only finish about two-thirds of the serving. Service was on point as we never lacked water or coffee refills. I also liked that a variety of sauces were provided with our meal. If you find yourself in Kenedy go where the locals go-to Taqueria Los Potros de Jalisco for a marvelous breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Good restaurant in a converted old convenience store. The staff were all super friendly and…read moreattentive and did a great job the steak I had had fantastic flavor in with cooked perfectly but this one piece had some tough sinew in it. They ran out of rolls at 7:30 when they close at 9:00 I would definitely try it again and I'm guessing I just happened to hit that one piece of steak that had some tough stuff in it.

Great food, tastes like it's right from home! Chicken…read moretenders are amazingly and perfectly breaded, light and crispy yet still filling and full of flavor. Portions in general are decently sized. As well as good vibes overall.

We stopped at The Frosty on the way to Corpus Christi,Tx. We were super impressed with the…read moreatmosphere, the 50s decor, the music, the food and most of all the great service from the young staff. They were polite, patient and very friendly. We were also impressed that the place had been visited by Bucket List. Wow! Hopefully we can visit again, and i heard the tortilla burger was really great so I would like to try it.

If you like bucket lists then here is one you may not have known about. the Frosty is a Texas…read morebucket list stop known for its Tortilla Burger. We stopped midday on a recent road trip to this small town burger spot with 50s diner charm and friendly people. Just off the freeway a bit, this is a great place for a tasty meal, ice cream dessert or snack pleaser We enjoyed some fried pickles while we waited for our tortilla burgers ( we added avocado). The pickle chips and ranch dressing was good but a little too salty for my liking. The tortilla burger was a veggie loaded cheesy smashed beef burger in two fried tortillas. Greasy but good. Fall all apart but finger-lickability. With a side of hot fries, this filled us up quickly. But not too full to not partake in an ice cream shake for the road. Needless to say, we couldn't move for a good two hours but we felt great having a bucket list item checked and a satiated palate.

Excellent chorizo and eggs. The best refried beans we've ever had, and the first time we have had…read morethem for breakfast. The service was good, but be prepared to wait as everything is made to order.

Old diner vibe, quiet and plenty of seating, service was pleasant enough but they were probably…read moreshort one staff member the time we visited so it wasn't exactly fast. As far as the burger goes - classic! Loved it and would be happy to stop in again!

I like the food here especially the brisket. Don't ever order soda here though, something is wrong…read morewith it and it tastes horrible. They are also very expensive, for two people to eat is always $50.

We stopped for a quick bite and were amazed at how tender the smoked turkey breast was. Great…read moreservice and perfectly smoked bbq