We went out for dinner last night, and my Lovely Wife walked into the office late afternoon and…read moresaid, "Rosa's Cafe for our dinner tonight?" That sounds good to me. We Love Rosa's Cafe, and it's Taco Tuesday. We arrived at our dinner hour and placed our order. My Wife is going with their "Taco Salad" with Shredded Chicken (not beef this time), Refried Beans, Grated Cheese and Fresh Tomatoes layered over Crisp Lettuce. Served inside a Crunchy, Deep-Fried Flour Tortilla Bowl. She topped this off with Ranch Dressing. I'm having their Taco Tuesday Special, "Three Taco Plate" ($6.65), with Corn Tortillas filled with Seasoned Picadillo Ground Beef, layered with Lettuce, Tomatoes and Shredded Cheese. Served alongside Mexican Rice, Refried or Black Beans, and Fresh Tortillas. There is also a Salsa Bar with at least 18 toppings to choose from. I chose Medium Red Salsa, Green Salsa, and Lemon & Lime Wedges. While Nancy grabbed our drinks, I filled up at the Salsa Bar. Added some Green & Red Salsa to my Tacos, and some juice from the Lime Wedges. Nancy enjoyed her Shredded Chicken Taco Salad with the Ranch Dressing. She said that the Chicken is better than the Beef. There is also a lot of flavor in that Taco Salad, and plenty of food. It's filled up to the top. My Crunchy Tacos are Crispyticious, also filled up to the top and overflowing. All the toppings inside add lots of flavor to these Very Crunchy Tacos. The Refried Beans and Mexican Rice are also very tasty. After I finished off all three Tacos, I filled one of the Flour Tortillas with what was left on my plate from drippings, and also from my Wife's Taco Salad, including some Shredded Chicken, which was Very Tenderlicious. This was more like a Burrito than a Taco because it's HUGE and Very Delicious. Couldn't eat any more due to the amount of food they provide for you - it's a lot. We did take the last Flour Tortilla home, and it's good for a couple of days, but it will be gone tomorrow. Melted Butter and Cinnamon will take care of that Tortilla. We always enjoy Rosa's Cafe no matter what day it is, but Taco Tuesday is something special, and we like special. Thank you, Baby, for wanting to go out for dinner - again. This is becoming a habit, and this is a good habit. Love You Bunches & TacoMunches . . . also TacoBowlMunches.

This location was not the best I've been to or the cleanest. The tables weren't clean. The doors…read moreweren't clean and my food was a little too salty.

Showed up 22 minutes before closing and was told they can't do mix ins to my daughters ice cream…read morebecause they already closed the mix in station. Do better

Customer service could improve. Cookies are delicious, but a little pricey. A decent variety for…read moreboth cookies and ice cream.

All I can say is if anyone should order a cake on curbside and you allow for a similar substitution…read moreyou may be out of luck, actually you may not get a cake at all! I was told they were out of strawberry short cake and they substituted it with nothing! So I ask my curbside assistant if he could go in and choose a cake , his choice. He returned to tell me that he was so sorry but there wasn't even one cake left in the bakery! I questioned that by asking " not one cake " and he again said no. It was this past monday at 6pm...not a holiday. You simply have to laugh at the absence of customer service. Oh and my Lolly pop Strawberries...out and no strawberries for me. I didn't even ask about a substitution since I knew the answer would be ALL OUT!

The store is always clean, food is always fresh. Great selection…read more Helpful employees.

I walked in expecting pie. I don't know why. Would this place have cake; does this guy bake?…read more Perhaps Creme Broulee, oh what the hay! To what did my wondering eyes then appear, the familiar face of a chocolatier. A smile so bright, and a charm beyond measure. We had just tumbled in to some Texas style treasure. All the rhyming aside I'm totally wondering why no one has told me about this place. As a person who enjoys eating regularly (ok 4 or7 times a day) I am always looking for something delectable to top my meal off. Something decadent, a dessert that makes me feel like I've just had an out of body experience. The sign out front had the word CHOCOLATE capitalized and so I decided it was time to take the plunge after driving by at least 10 times on the way to school and going to the grocery store. A jovial young man comes out and starts telling us everything. Explaining what this is and what that is. Truffles, Brittle with BACON IN IT (er, uh Squittle that is) and peanut brittle with red pepper flakes in it (Bronco Brittle is what it's called here pardners). He handed me a small white peanutty explosion of flavor that had my eyes rolling into my head. This guy had me. Oh I was totally and undeniably chocolate candy whupped! So as I'm trying to decide what I'm going to buy the candies are still gliding across my taste buds. Is that my leg moving? No I just thought it was. I'm having a reaction of pure bliss and of course this man is totally doing this to draw me further into the chocolate abyss from whence there is no return. Gotta think now. Can't spend my whole paycheck here. I steeled my emotions and I bought a couple of things and took them home. NO I haven't eaten them all yet! HMMMMPH! Of course now I have to find a secret place to hide all this stuff. I wonder if the attic is cool enough to keep these this time of year? Shhhh, don't tell my wife. Everything here is Texas themed and is in no way just a regular type of candy. Yes he makes candy other than chocolate but I'm a chocolate fiend and it is hard to focus on anything else. There was that one piece of candy with the bacon in it though. Now I'm of the opinion that you can add bacon to just about anything and it will be good. Peanut Brittle called Squittle with bacon in it is masterful offering of piggy peanut perfection. I purchased some Tumbleweeds too: a concoction of chocolate and coconut that a put a look of unadulterated ecstasy on my wife's face. Hey I thought I was the only one that could do that?!?! We also bought the Texas Buckshot truffles and they were amazing. These were beyond excellent but the one thing I truly enjoyed was The Original Concho Caramel. Chocolaty coating around a chewy caramel center with pecans. This is 7th heaven kind of stuff. The familiar face I saw there was James Crowder the proprietor. I recognized his face from the countless times I had seen him as salesman of the month, year, century at a realtor many years ago here in town. I wondered where he had gone and now that I know where he is and the amazing talent he is sharing with us here in the Concho Valley I am a customer for life. I've had chocolate brought to me from overseas: Italian, Belgian, French, and Irish and they were great but James has taken chocolate to the next level. He's made Chocolate Texas' next big thing to brag about! Now you know. So go get some! Support your local chocolatier!

You want to be aware that if you receive an email for a free birthday bundtlet, they will not honor…read moreit. The email says print or show this email on your mobile device to redeem your free birthday bundtlet. But I was told that they would not unless I have the app on my phone and signed up for Rewards. It does not say that on the email anywhere so be prepared to put yet another app on your phone. The employee, and I think the manager, were pretty ugly about it. You think they would tell you and say "We'll honor it this one time." If they had done that I probably would have downloaded the app, but now I will no longer do business there. Also, while I was there, the young woman who acted like she was the manager appeared very ageist towards an older employee, talking down to her in public in front of customers.

My family got a few boxes of the mini Bundt cakes for a party and everyone was impressed and…read moreobsessed. My personal favorite was the red velvet. Everything was packaged so neatly.

5/3/26 first weekend for the Farmers mkt 2026. Several vendors selling the usual fruits, veggies,…read morebaked goods, home canned goods, plants and other assorted items not farm related. A few food trucks on site as well. Prices were reasonable friendly people and looks like pets allowed on a leash. When I asked a syrup vendor where they are getting their "Maple" syrup she repaid we make it. Interesting since there are no Maple trees in West Texas. As soon as I mentioned we are from Connecticut and Michigan and we know real Maple syrup she changed her tune and said "it's not real Maple syrup but all our other flavors are real". She did have assorted flavors like blueberry, strawberry and so on. Don't be afraid to ask questions when it comes to people selling food items. This was the only negative experience we had here. Happy shopping. BTW, if you are going to sell items please be honest about it.

Great place to purchase fresh fruit, vegetables, jam, baked goods and much more!…read more The shopping area is covered and shady so still nice to visit on a hot day! The vendors were all very friendly and helpful. We purchased a delicious cantaloupe and some homemade peach jam. Many vendors also offered dried candies which I haven't seen before but apparently that's very popular these days! They also had dried pickles, okra and other vegetables which I'd like to try next time!

My son got food poisoning from the cheesecake freeze. I know it wasn't the strawberries because I…read morehad the strawberry bliss. Its been two days now and he's still vomiting with severe nausea and stomach cramps.​

First time to a Bahama Bucks. Tests were tasty but for two smalls it cost us 15.00 which included…read moretip. They were very busy and tables really needed wiped down. Parking is minimal - we parked at the Sam's parking lot. Customer service was good although very slow.