Sister's Plaza has been around since the 1980's at the very least. It's a diner that is known for…read moreits breakfast, ultra-regulars and randoms from nearby Interstate 84. They work normal hours now, but the Plaza was once a 24hour hangout/hideaway where the great legends of Snyder's nightlife would rendezvous. Smoker's heaven. You can still smoke while you enjoy a 6a.m. coffee, and the staff will make damn sure that you don't take yourself too seriously. If you're into eavesdropping, you can learn all about local weather, ranching, farming, oilfield gossip, etc. The force is strong and the coffee is strong. This is no place for people who don't have a real appreciation for things West Texan.

This is the epitome of a small town diner with one exception, it's a total dump. I did like the…read morefeel of the place just because it was so different than anything I have ever experienced except maybe when I was a kid. This place is an old gas station that still has pumps outside and has a blimpie sign raised above the place. The sandwich shop doesnt exist and the pumps don't work although they still have all the working parts. As you walk in they have a bunch of slots that don't pay money but instead tickets that can go towards food and such.( which is totally wired in my opinion). Half the place still allows smoking and that's the side with all the windows. It's a family owned place and the waitress 5 days of the week is the daughter I guess and with her you never know what your going to get. I tried to order a basted egg well and she said "we don't do that round here you either get it scrambled or over hard or easy" and when she said it I felt a little contempt coming from her. This place is busy though most of the oil workers come in throughout the day and she is the only server so you better time it just right. The place is filthy especially the smoking room and the cook takes forever to cook the food even if he's only cooking for two. My friend won the slots before he knew they didn't pay out cash and he won $150.00 bucks worth so we ate here for five days. The place took me back in time when establishments didn't put customer service first and I feel it was a one in a kind experience only s town Texas could deliver if any thing it left an impression on me for that it gets a two star and not a one. I wouldnt recommend this place to out of towners but only locals that know the people that own it. This place definilty doesn't have the good old Texas hospitality!

Had a great experience here. Went to get an order of Fried Rice and stayed for the fantastic…read morebuffet. Will update soon. Again! Really had a great selection of food.

I like this place. Good deal and a lot dished to choose. Very good and delicious. I will go next…read moretime

Always great with amazing customer service! Egg drop soup is the best around. We'll continue to go…read moreback time and time again!

The food is made to order, service is always super fast, and the family is incredibly kind and…read morefriendly. I don't know what makes those egg rolls pink, but they're delicious! I had a large party there once in their party room. I ordered an entire buffet. They went above and beyond! The cost was more than reasonable. This place is a true gem!

Amazing flavor on food, they're service is really good. Overall good place to eat in Brownfieldread more

Food was dry and old not alot of options tea was good but a little foggy outside was ruff food was…read moredecent,also service was ok and dont worry they put your straws in your drink themselves and were mopping while we were there, it was plain jane and bland not welcoming at all. Overall wasnt a welcoming enviorment.

This gem is delicious! We found them after a hike in Big Spring State Park, and the atmosphere is…read morevery home town. Immediately got a drink in a to-go cup no less (we love). I got the chicken ranch sandwich and my friend got the cheeseburger with mac and cheese. Both came out quickly and hot! cups weren't left empty. and then they walked around and offered a lil bite of dessert. we both got strawberry shortcake. about $40 total, would totally go again.

Good place to eat. Had the ribeye with a loaded baked potato and the soup of the day, beef…read morevegetable.

Food will put you on the toilet for the rest of the night but at least you will finally have an…read moreexcuse to stay in there when she comes knocking. Hell, I ended up winning the claw machine first go. Will be back. Weekly.

The food was quite tasty. The service was good…read more Some of the dishes are wonderful, like the black pepper chicken. Other stuff on the buffet leaves something to be desired. I suppose this is just like any other buffet, however. Keeping in mind where it is (Big Spring), the place is pretty good overall.

we first went to Schlotzky's but after seeing the sandwiches were $10 and the combo was $15 we…read moredecided on a REAL restaurant so went to Buck's. Wife and I shared a cheeseburger and chicken fried steak sandwich, also had fries and onion rings. All really good. Dinner rolls and butter before meal were really good as well...and the fountain Coke was a nice refreshing drink to wash everything down.

I underestimated this place when we first passed it on a road trip. My bad. It was delicious…read more Great service. The complimentary rolls are soft and sooo good. My hub and I shared a burger snd a chicken fried steak sandwich. The chicken fried steak was flavored well, breaded well, meat was tender. The burger was char-broiled, yum! Both sandwiches comes with lettuce, tomatoes, red onion and pickles. They are served with your choice of side. I got onion rings which were the bomb, they were the crispy flaky kind. The breading held on the rings. The crinkle fries were seasoned well,just were delivered room temperature. The cheese on the burger was not melted, but keeping the top bun on it and being patient, it melted slightly enough. My hub raved about their fountain coke. Great experience and cost the same as a nearby sandwich chain.

my bartender Lewisha was amazing. my flight had been cancelled while on my way home and i was…read moreprovided meal vouchers. they were my only form of payment as id been laid off recently. i was afraid i would have trouble using them and wouldnt be able to eat. she fought with the system until it worked and treated me with so much kindness. it was an incredibly long day and her empathy was so beyond appreciated. and on top of the incredible service, the food was so good!! one of the best burgers ever!!

I've had to stay here because my apartment was flooded. The chicken tenders were good. The Alfredo…read morepasta with chicken was mediocre. The burger was good but they messed up the order. The Monte Christo was horrible. Most orders took an hour plus and when I asked for extra sauces they didn't provide it.

Great value for the money. It's a large buffet that includes salad bar, sushi rolls, mogolian…read moregrill, fresh fruit, desserts and ice cream. I have never had to wait for a table here. Always get right in and able to grab a plate. Their soups are really good also. Hot and sour is my fave.

The food was okay definitely overpriced.some of the food was hard and overcooked while others was…read moreundercooked.the service was okay they snatched the plates and when we were still eating they hurry up and gave us the check and kept staring like they were ready for us to leave definitely not worth the price I payed.

If you're looking for a short road trip from Fort Worth that feels like a true getaway, you've got…read moreto check out Perini Ranch Steakhouse. From the moment you arrive, it feels like you're out in the middle of nowhere--in the best way possible. The rustic atmosphere is incredible, and on the cool day we visited, they had a wood-burning fireplace going right in the middle of the dining room. It made the whole experience feel cozy and authentic. What really stood out, though, was the people. The service was absolutely top-notch from start to finish. I even had the chance to chat with a woman who's been working there for over 20 years--she shared some of the restaurant's history and how it's evolved over time, which made the visit even more special. For food, we started with the fried quail legs--perfectly cooked and seriously delicious (we could've easily eaten more). For the main course, I had the ribeye cooked medium rare, and it was spot on--full of flavor and didn't need a thing added. My wife went with the hamburger steak and loved it as well. Great food, even better people, and an atmosphere that's hard to beat. We'll definitely be back.

Perini's is well known around Abilene and has a great reputation. We tried it twice and the upshot…read moreis this-- Great steaks. Few menu choices. Mediocre sides and appetizers. The ambience is fine; sortuv a rustic cabin feel. We've had great service the two times we went, and the table bread is wonderful. Not impressed with the thick, (cooked?) carpaccio or the overcooked brussel sprouts. Compared to the USA, it's a 3/5. But in Abilene? Maybe a 4/5.